West Virginia LADies of the Grand Army elect Mary Broome
Mary Rendle Broome of Grafton is elected departmental president of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic in West Virginia. The Clarksburg meeting installed officers led by past president Grace Wenner. Broome, sister of William Hendle and Charles Hendle, is known in Keyser and Clarksburg.
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Mary Rendle Broome
Grafton
West Virginia
Grand Army
Clarksburg
Grace Wenner
Kyser
Ted
Birdie ‘Thompson Grafton
Grand Army of the Reblie of
Keyser
Broome
City
William
Charles Hendle
Anna Rendle
Band Boosters Last Meet At Grafton High School
Band Boosters Club met for the last regular meet of the year in the band room at Grafton Senior High. With no president present, B T Seymour presided. Paul Bisnan reported on the Washington trip, a Clarks AAA invitation was read, and a judge promised a letter of criticism to help future shows. The group approved purchasing a bass drum and sixty music stands, planned a band camp for June 28 at Camp Horseshow with Weston, and appointed Paul Shahan as camp counselor assisted by S T Seymour and Warren Cutright. Attendees included Mrs Hubert Miller, Mrs Walter Patton, Mr and Mrs S T Seymour, Mr and Mrs A B Cutright, Mrs Margaret Jenkins, Mr and Mrs Roy Burnside, Mrs W Pitzer, and Paul Shahan.
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Rafton Senior High School
Olr
B. T. Seymour
Paul Bisnan
Clarks Aaa
Grafton
Weston
Paul Shahan
T. Seymour
Warren Cutright
Hubert Miller
Walter Patton
A. B. Cutright
Margaret Jenkins
Roy Burnside
W. Pitzer
Kingwood
Charles P. Wilhelm
Hartman Oa
June Local Club Meetings and Events Listing
A series of community gatherings and initiations are planned from June 11 to June 17. Activities include VFW Auxiliaries, Hecalums, Ladies Aid of the Lutheran Church, Mountaineer Council No 44, Memorial and Homecoming at Halleck with talks and a picnic, D A R, and Beta Sigma Phi hay ride at Camp Towles with co-hosted gatherings at homes and halls across town.
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V. F. W. Auxilary
V. F. W. Hall
Hecalums
Louise Collins
West Main St
Miss Cook
Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran Church
H. J. Logsden
Watkins
Mountaineer Council No. 44
Worder United American Mechanics
V.F.W. Hall
East Mainst
Halleck
Bott
Morgantown
Keller
Clara Fawyer
White Rose Grove No
Supreme Forest Woodmen’s Circle
K. of P
O. J. Fleming
Walnut Street
First Baptist Church
Archie Bartlett
W. Main St
Bartlett
Walter Wolfe
W.8.c
Andrews Church
Circle 1
White Fawn Council
Alpha Mu Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Camp Towles
Wedding Date Set For Sinsel Dancer
The marriage date for Mary Ann Dancer of Fairmont to Paul Whitesell Sinsel of Grafton is set for July 17 at 4 p.m. in Fairmont First Methodist Church with Rev. J. Clair Jarvis officiating. Miss Dancer is the daughter of Mrs. Anna Dancer and the late Earl Dancer. Mr. Sinsel’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Sinsel of 324 Pearl Street.
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Mary Ann Dancer
Fairmont
Paul Whitesell Sinsel
Grafton
First Methodist Church
J. Clair Jarvis
Miss Dancer
Anna Dancer
Hillcrest
Earl Dancer
Sinsel
Lawrence W. Sinsel
Pearl St
Wed Afternoon Bridge Club Final Summer Meet
Mrs Clyde Turner hosted the Wednesday afternoon Bridge Club at Maple Avenue for their final summer gathering. A 1 pm luncheon preceded three tables of bridge with prizes to Mrs George Joliffe Mrs Harry Kunst and Mrs Loraine Painter. Birthdays for Mrs Paul Malone and Mrs H R Robinson were celebrated with a gift from the group and a picnic was planned for late July at Mrs Howard Holt’s Lost Stun Road home.
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Clyde Turner
Maple Avenue
George Joliffe
Harry Kunst
Loraine Painter
Paul-E-Malone
H.R. Robinson
Howard Holt
Charles Lindsay
Lorraine Painter
Vince McGonagle
Frank Turnley
Work Together 4-H Club Holds Recent Farm Meeting
A special meeting of the Work Together 4-H Club was held at Miss Carol Hedrick’s Brownlow Park home with Miss Barbara Towles as co host. President Marilyn Carrothers led the session with the 4 H song and pledge as Ann Newcome led group singing. Demonstrations of club projects followed and plans were made to attend today’s field day at Camp Towles. Refreshments were served by hosts to Linda Woodyard Nancy Flanagan Barbara Hughes Marilyn Carrothers Ann Newcome Nan Newcome and Patty Wolfe. Guests included Mrs. William Towles Mrs. Garrett Hedrick and David Hedrick. Nancy Flanagan will entertain at the next meeting June 21.
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Carol Hedrick
Brownlow Park
Barbara Towles
Marilyn Carrothers
Ann Newcome
Campy Towles
Linda Woodyard
Nancy Flanagan
Barbara Hughes
Nan Newcome
Patty Wolfe
Bobby Rogers
Bobby McCue
Dickie Norris
Jackie Coolé
Francis Wolfe
William Towles
Garrett Hedrick
David Hedrick
Commutee from page one at Nestor home break in
Mrs Dolly Kirk alerted police that a man crawled through a living room window at the Nestor residence while she was upstairs She chased downstairs and saw a man flee through the kitchen door Police Chief Joe Mask said nothing was reported missing The incident remains under inquiry
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Page One
Nestor Home
Dolly Kirk
Joe Mask
Graduation notices and visits highlight local brief items
Mrs. W C Pembroke returns from Baltimore after her son in law Warner M Wolfe earns a University of Maryland business administration degree on June 5. Wolfe will join Price Waterhouse in New York City and they will live in Queens after July 6. Ed a Morgan visits St Louis with Helen Mantz. Dale Ware and Matilda Reed announce the birth of daughter Reeta Jean May 24. Harold Waller hosts visitors William Cahoon of Wadsworth Ohio.
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W.C. Pembroke
Baltimore
College Park
Warner M. Wolfe
The
University For Maryland
Fifth Regisment Armory
Wolfe
Price, Waterhouse and ,Co
New York City
Natalie Pembroke
Marine
Ments
Queens
Dale Ware
Jessie Reed
Reeta Jean
Matilda Reed
Train Crash Kills Dining Car Worker on Diplomat
A Washington bound Diplomat express derailed after hitting twisted rails near the scene. Dining car employee John Davenport, 51, of Asbury New Jersey, was crushed escaping a window and trapped beneath the car. Dozens injured, taken to Baltimore Laurel and Washington area hospitals. most injuries in diner and adjacent coach.
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Washington
John Davenport
Asbury
N. J
Baltimore Laurel
Riesling Wines Dominate Rhine Moselle Sips Across Europe
European white wine selection centers on the Riesling grape. Rhine and Moselle regions showcase its bright acidity and mineral notes, defining the style. Riesling’s versatility yields dry to sweet expressions favored by tasters and connoisseurs alike.
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Moselle
Rotary Club Hears Feather Review of Mercury Article
Grafton Rotary members were entertained at a dinner meeting by Merritt Feather a Kiwanian who reviewed in Mercury magazine June issue an article titled A Review of West Virginia highlighting background and perspectives from the publication
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Grafton
Rotary club review outlines evening program
The interesting review, ably given by Mr. Feather, constituted the club's program for the evening. Two members of the Clarksburg Rotary club attended last night's session.
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Feather
Clarksburg
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Janice Myers
Hemical Co
Hassocks
Siebler Furniture Company
Latrobe Street
W. VA
Afternoon Bridge Club
Paul Poling
Lydia E.pinkham
Lydia E
Pinkham
St. Louis
Eda Morgan
Grand Street
Helen Mantz
Harold Waller
Love Ave
William Cahoon
Wadsworth
Parkhill's Paint Store
Rotary Club
Eagles
Square Ange Eagles
Arthur Paige
Dixie String Ticklers
Eagles Lodge
Don Cumbo
WBLK
Pittsburgh Paints
CRT
Sas
Chévrolet
Chevrolet
Tygarts Valley Chevrolet Company
Beech Street
Niare Ce
Afbeam
Beau Grummell
Fathers Day
Swank
Thorens
Pioneer and Swank Et Me
Pigskin
Tadia Godt
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