River Queen visits and Baltimore return noted
1942 report highlights Gertrude Fensterwald visiting with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Simon Friedman and Ada Clare Friedman planning to return to Baltimore tomorrow night from her parents home Max and Jennie Friedman. Esther Mullenex visits brother Albert Kunst in Washington DC during her vacation. Jack Edwards and Juanita Robinson welcomed a seven pound Barbara Louise Tuesday evening at their Wilford Street home. her father is a draftee member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Fensterwald
Simon Friedman
Baltimore
Ada Clare Friedman
Mrs
Max Friedman
Washington
Esther Mullenex
Albert Kunst
Washington, D. C
Jack Edwards
Wilford Street
Barbara Louise
Juanita Robinson
Ben Blackman
Promotions and Returns From Military and Home Notices
Word Received announces J Raymond Neason promoted to corporal at Camp Claiborne Louisiana earned within months after enlistment. Returns to Duties-Warrant Officer Eugene F Hoban back at Camp Lee Virginia after two days with mother Maude Hoban and J H Hoban. Has Returned From Boston Mrs C Prank Lake returns from Boston where daughter Mary Lou studies at Wilson School of Medicine. Visiting Parents Miss Elsie Morris at Morris residence Route 3 will soon return to North Chili New York to Chesbrough Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Raymond Neason
Camp Claiborne
Neason
Army
Eugene F. Hoban
Camp Lee, Va
Maude Doban
J. H. Hoban
Blueville Addition
Boston
Elsie Morris
Robert M. Morris
North Chili
Chesbrough Seminary
Victory Garden Graph by Dean Halliday
Swiss chard stays clean and healthy for Victory Gardens by Dean Halliday. Cut off and destroy any affected leaves to prevent leaf soot. Blister beetles may swarm suddenly, skeletonizing chard leaves and are often seen on asters and anemone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Gardens
Healthy swiss chard for victory gardens
The Garden Graph notes blister beetles are long and slender about three quarters of an inch and vary in color. They attack many vegetables including potatoes tomatoes eye plant spinach beet carrot pepper radish and corn. Control methods include knocking beetles into kerosene and spraying with pyrethrum as soon as they appear, repeating as new beetles show up.
Molotov Talks Highlight United States Soviet Talks
The Soviet delegation led by Molotov held discussions at the White House on military and economic problems of mutual concern. President Roosevelt said the talks were useful for building a basis for closer US Soviet cooperation in support of United Nations aims. Attending were Litvinov, Hopkins, Marshall, King, and Hull, with the Soviet mission not fully announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Roosevelt
Molotov
Stalin
United Nations
Maxim Litvinoff
United States
Harry Hopkins
George C. Marshall
Ernest J. King
Hull
Fetterman WSCS Holds Its Regular Meeting
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Fetterman Methodist church held its regular monthly meeting at the church Tuesday evening. Mrs. Hall opened, Mrs. Powell led devotion, and Mrs. Mauller gave a spiritual life talk. Fifteen members and seven guests attended. dessert was served. Next meeting is July 14 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Fetterman Methodist Church
Charles Hall
John Powell
Lloyd] Mauller
Spiritual Life Department
Mrs DeMoss Hosts Gay Class Party
Mrs DeMoss entertained the Fisher Sunday school class at her Long Street home on Tuesday The event began with a short devotional and business meeting led by president Mrs Dale Zinn Reading titled The United States Flag followed by a vocal solo by Miss Thelma DeMoss Refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughters Thelma and Juanita A note mentions pressed wood hardboard used in U S Army trailer exteriors interiors shell holders refrigerator boxes and bowling balls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qia DeMoss
Fisher
Longstreet
Dale Zinn
C. F. Shafer
United States
Thelma DeMoss
Thelma
Juanita
Pete
U. S. Army
June Club and Church Meetings Schedule Update
A series of local meetings and events are listed with dates from June 11 to June 18. Includes P H C meeting at Redmen's hall, Women’s Christian Temperance Union Institute at St John’s Methodist, Woman’s Missionary Society at St Paul’s Lutheran, DAR Jay Day at 1138 West Main, Red Wing club at Mrs Idella Carroll’s home, Quota club at Cozy Best, Andrews' W S C S covered dish supper honoring Mrs David Christopher, and a book review on Author of Liberty by Robert W Searle at St Paul’s Methodist. Also note a Hee Alum weiner roast at Natural Dam postponed from June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redmen's Hall
Women's Christian iTemperance Union Institute
St. John’s Methodist Church
Woman's Missionary Saiety
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Elizabeth Cummins Jakson
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lila Love
West Main Street
Red Wing Club
Idella Carroll
Quota Club
Andrews
Hee
Hospital Notes and Local Discharges
Briefly Told lists Janice Ellers at City hospital after a tonsillectomy. Discharges include Patricia Jean Holt and Virginia Newcome, plus Mrs. John Newcome and Mrs. A. E. Shanabarger. Mrs. Walter Ball admitted as medical patient. Miss Florine Friedman returns home after winter at Goucher College in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Ellers
East Washington Street
City Hospital
Patricia Jean Holt
Maple Avenue
Virginia B. Newcome
Grafton
John B. Newcome
A. E. Shanabarger
Walter Ball
Newburg
Florine Friedman
Baltimore
Goucher College
Exclusive Alice Brooks Map Fun to Embroider
A broadcast styled notice offers an embroidery map project by Alice Brooks. It promotes learning about the country and its industries through needlework. Pattern 7237 includes a transfer map with color schemes and materials. To obtain the pattern, mail ten cents and a one cent postage to The Grafton Sentinel Household Arts Dept. at 259 W. 14th St New York. Include the words AME DRESS and the NUMBER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts Dept
Bizet
New York
Shold Arts Dept
W. 14Th
Batya
Sub Commander Passes Coffee to Ship's Crew
A German submarine forced the sinking of a medium US merchant vessel in the Atlantic about ten days ago. The Navy announced all crew except the captain were landed safely at east coast ports. Chief Officer W C Edwards said the sub commander helped an injured crew member to a lifeboat and provided water and coffee to those escaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Coast
United States
Atlantic
Navy
W. C. Edwards
Wife of Steamer Victim Sues Owner For $10,000
Mrs. Maude Birchfield filed a $10,000 damages suit against the steamer G. W. Mc Bride owners after the vessel sank crashing into a Covington bridge pier on February 22, costing 16 lives including her husband Worley Birchfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Maude Birchfield
G. W. McBride
Covington
Kay
Worley Birchfield
Marian Martin Pattern 9058 Misses and Women Sizes
After-work dress pattern 9058 features soft neckline and cap sleeves. Available in misses and women's sizes 14 to 40 with yardage details for size 16 and a contrast yard for ruffling. Send fifteen cents plus one cent for mailing to The Grafton Sentinel Pattern Department for Book of Patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Marian Martin Pattite
Grafton Sentinel
Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N.Y
Equine sleeping sickness Fatalities Reported Nationwide
About 30 percent of the 96,000 equine sleeping sickness cases reported nationally last year proved fatal.
Traffic violators donate blood after hearings in Huntington
Eight traffic law violators appeared before Municipal Judge John C. Hudson and paid fines by donating one pint of blood each to the Huntington blood bank. The unusual fines derived from the traffic case hearings held in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Huntington Blood Bank
John C. Hudson
Tires and Car Stolen in Huntington Garage
Police report by Detective Boyd Lunsford details theft of an automobile and 22 new tires from a Huntington area garage. The wrecked car was recovered. no further details given. The incident appears amid broader fuel crisis coverage in the same column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Boyd Lunsford
Front Page Second Front Worded Statement Approved
A wartime Second Front report notes a White House statement approved by Molotov and Roosevelt, withheld until today, with continued emphasis on allied coordination and strategic timing. The brief hints at negotiations, supply routes, and projected timelines affecting the broader war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Molotov
Mr. Roosevelt
Vichy reports Nazi landings on Caucasus town Anapa
Reuters notes a Vichy broadcast claiming German forces crossed the Kerch Strait and landed on the Caucasus mainland occupying Anapa. The claim is unconfirmed by other sources and not mentioned by Berlin or Moscow communiqués.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reuters
Strait of Kerch
Caucasus
Anapa
Berlin
Moscow
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Harry T. Jordan
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Winged Scouts of America
Win, Field
Ambler
George Miller
Jordan
Oietn
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Fetterman M. E. Wscs
Alice Brooks
Big Sister
Lydia Pinkham
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Lulu
Zour Witchen
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American Institute of Laundering
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