Eagles Feature Larry Zingle In Saturday Dance
A Flag Day dance is planned for tomorrow night in the Eagles ballroom featuring Larry Zingle and his West Virginia university orchestra. Fraternal Order of Eagles members and guests may reserve by calling 1182. The dance begins at 9 30 p.m. War Bonds and Stamps will be available. The club will extend the popular social program through the summer months.
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Eagles
Larry Zingle
West Virginia University
Order of Eagles
Knottsville Farm Women Meet at Gough Home
Knottsville and Millerville Farm club members gathered at Mrs. Cordie Gough home in Knottsville for a Wednesday evening program. Devotionals led by Mrs. Flossie Shroyer and club president Mrs. Ella Wilson opened the meeting. Ida Limerica spoke on making lessons worthwhile followed by a story by Mrs. Gay Boyles. A social hour and refreshments closed the event with many members listed.
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Cordie Gough
Phobes Sayres
Knottsville
Millerville
Ida Limerie
Ella Wilson
Juanita Ludwick
Sarah Conrad
Mary Lundy
Ruth Knotts
Flossie Shroyer
Gladys Lundy
Nina ‘Wilson
Ada Thomas
Veterans and Clara Fawyer Auxiliary Meet at V F W Hall
June events list includes B and O Veterans and Clara Fawyer Auxiliary gathering at 8 p.m. in the V F W hall with expected grand officers. Elizabeth Cummins Jackson chapter to be entertained at 1138 West Main Street at 8 p.m. by Mrs. W Burdett. W S C S circle details noted.
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B & O Veterans
Clara Fawyer
V.F.W. Hall
Elizabeth Cummins Jackson
W. Burdett
West Main Street
Kate Smith
Lila Love
King's Daughters Bible
United Brethren Church
W.s.cs
St. John’s
Mrs Sayres and Mrs Boyles Visit Local Friends
Mrs Margaret Sayres and Mrs Gay Boyles hosted or joined visitors. Mrs Grace Shoemaker and Mrs Howard Wolfe were noted as attendees, indicating a social gathering or call among local residents.
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Margaret Sayres
Gay Boyles
Grace Shoemaker
Howard Wolfe
Mrs Sichelstiel Hosts Thornton 4-H Club Meeting
The Thornton Go Getters 4-H club met at Mrs. Albert Sichelstiel's home for their monthly session. President Magdalene Tucker led the meeting with bingo prizes awarded to Jean Decker and Virginia Simmons. Refreshments were served by the hostess aided by Bernice Rogers and club leader Mrs. Clara Mays.
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Thornton Go Getters 4-H Club
Albert Sichelstiel
Thornton
Magdalene Tucker
Jean Decker
Virginia Simmons
Bernice Rogers
Magdaline Tucker
Dora Sichelstiel
Clara Mays
Methodist Class Moonlight Picnic At Keener Farm
The Alpha Omega Sunday School class of West Main Street Methodist church traveled to Mr. Ray Keener's farm on Country Club road last evening for a moonlight picnic. Attendees enjoyed games and social conversation throughout the event.
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Alpha Omega
West Main Street Methodist
Ray Keener
Country Club Road
Barclay on Bridge Delivers Lesson on Partnership Play
In a discussion of a contesting deal, the article shows how good work by a partner can be wasted by an opponent’s action. It analyzes a squeeze where West’s discard and subsequent plays force declarer into a loss, illustrating the need for coordinated play between partners to avoid wasted opportunities.
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North
Louis Mark
Columbia
Alsapade
King
Picnic Attendees List Names from Local Event
A local picnic hosted a pleasant gathering with attendees including Norma Lee Fauley, Mary Ellen Peters, Mary Henderson, Vonda Bolyard, Avanelle Denton, Kathleen Kinter, Nancy Ann Staley, Siddartha Sue Staley, Margaret Keener, Mary Louise Haskins, Jean Lowe, Mrs. J. B. Staley, and Sylvia Mason. The event was described as enjoyable for all participants.
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Ing
Norma Lee Fauley
Mary Ellen Peters
Mary Henderson
Vonda Bolyard
Avanelle Denton
Kathleen Kinter
Nancy Ann Staley
Siddartha Sue Staley
Margaret Keener
Mary Louise Haskins
Jean Lowe
Visiting Mother and Family News From Home
Short notices detail visiting relatives in St Louis and West Main street for several days, Jane Ann Abbott’s Mary Baldwin College graduation, and plans for a wife and daughter to join. Other items cover trips to Atlantic City and Washington, Texas visits, Columbia SC, and a son wounded in the South Pacific with leg amputation upcoming. G A R convention delegates and college arrivals are noted along with five local women donating blood at Davis Memorial Hospital.
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Fred Abbott
St. Louis
Missouri
M. L. Abbott
West Main Street
Jane Ann
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton, Va
Atlantic City
Washington
L. T. Mahaffey
E. Jane Derby
An.c
N. J
Paul T. Mahaffey
Washington, D. C
Oliver E. Day
Maple Avenue
Elsworth
Buddy" Day
South Pacific
Kennedy General Hospital
Memphis
Davis Memorial Hospital
Elkins
Clara Muter
Vesta Floyd
Bertie Bolgara
Maude Norris
Carrie Fawcett
CODE MESSAGE CONTINUES DECRYING AXIS NOTED IN DEcree
An obscure article fragment reports a decree affecting Axis embassies with no exceptions, citing Roberta Gache of foreign affairs on the matter. It mentions Rama n 8. Castillo’s ouster and a still unclear proclamation taking effect once Axis embassies are notified. A separate ad mentions costume jewelry from Skaggs Co. Your Jeweler.
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Ramon 8. Castillo
Axis
Roberta Gache
Associated Press
Skaggs & Co
Your Jeweler
Spain Recognizes Ramirez Regime After Germany Italy Action
Spain followed Germany and Italy by recognizing the Ramirez government. Notifications were delivered by Erich Meynen and Livio Garbaccio, with additional steps noted by Japan’s ambassador to Argentina. The Spanish recognition was conveyed to Foreign Minister Segundo Storni by Marques De Maga.
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Germany
Italy
Erich Otto Meynen
Livio Garbaccio
Tokyo
U.S
Argentina
Spain
Ramirez
Americas
Segundo Storni
Marques de Maga
Food Outlook From May Crop Report
A continuation of the food story notes drought in the plains and floods elsewhere, delaying planting and lowering expected yields for corn soybeans and vegetables. Oklahoma faces heavy crop damage and possible abandonment for other work. Output of wheat rye oats barley peaches and pears also expected lower than last year. Eggs provide a bright spot with May production up 13 percent from a year ago.
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Great Plains
Oklahoma
New York
Illinois
Allies plan steady advance against Sicily and Sardinia
The War Today notes the Allies stepping up in Sicily and Sardinia as next targets. It predicts methodical progress with no rush, while Italy remains morale battered but still a security concern. Cordell Hull hints Mussolini's downfall is near, as Allied forces press toward Italy.
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Sicily
Sardinia
Italy
Cordell Hull
Mussolini
World War II Turns Global as Pellizzi Sees New Phase
Prophesying a shift to a world conflict, Camillo Pellizzi argues the war has entered a second stage. He notes America’s participation and Mussolini’s gambles amid a broader rethink of early 1940s proposals as political figures weigh constitutional limits and electoral reforms. Wheeler discusses a preferential primary and Bailey’s two term limit idea, with implications for Roosevelt.
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Roman
Camillo Pellitt
Europe
Muccn
America
Mussolini
France
Hitler
Pellizzi
Wheeler
Bailey
Roosevelt
Italy Lingers in Shadow as Invasion Fades in View
The article notes Mussolini’s Italy is a growing nuisance to Hitler and the Allies view invasion of the Italian mainland with caution. Radio commentators warn the public of a coming storm as tensions rise across the Mediterranean and support for further combat remains uncertain.
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Mussolini
Hitler
United Nations
Italy
Mediterranean
Miners Warn of Walkouts Over Ickes Ruling and Fines
Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky union officials warned fines would anger workers and predicted another walkout. Lewis called Ickes order illegal and brutal, taking nearly $3,000,000 in food from miners' families. Union talks failed on portal to portal travel time as a separate $1.30 daily raise was proposed for underground travel. Axis War Bond promo appears with soldier payroll note.
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Lewis
Ickes
America
Appalachian Joint Wage Conference
Central Pennsylvania Producers Association
Joseph's Coat Quilt Pattern 7419 Ad
Two pattern pieces for a quilt named Joseph's Coat are described as gay in color with varied scraps. Pattern 7419 includes pieces diagram instructions yardages and a quilt diagram. Send eleven cents in coins to Grafton Sentinel Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th Street New York NY with name address and pattern number.
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Joseph
Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Association Leaves Appalachian Conference Pact Questioned
The War Labor Board examined the pact yesterday and indicated most members were unhappy with the terms. Without WLB approval the agreement would be invalid.
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Association
War Labor Board
WLB
Gifts For The Boys in Camp SKAGGS & CO. Your Jeweler
Camp SKAGGS & CO offers Gifts For The Boys featuring a jewelry line curated for young men. The store highlights durable pieces suitable for camp life and outdoor activities, emphasizing trusted materials and practical design.
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Skaggs & CO
Pidgeon Embraces Rugged Villain in Dark Command
Walter Pidgeon shifts from drawing room roles to a hard edged renegade portrayal in Republics Dark Command at the Opera House. He plays Cantrell a Civil War era raider whose gang terrorized Missouri and Kansas burning Lawrence and targeting civilians in ferocious attacks.
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Walter Pidgeon
Cantrell
DARK
Opera House
Republic
Dark Command
Fat the Opera House
Pidgeon
Kansas
Jesse James
Missouri
Lawrence
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Robert’s Furniture Co
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