Mrs Clyde Turner Hosts Wedneday Afternoon Club
Mrs Clyde G Turner entertained the Wednesday Afternoon Club at her Yates avenue home yesterday afternoon from 1 15 to 5 o clock A luncheon on small tables centered with spring bouquets was served The attendees included Mrs George Joliffe Mrs V M Kerr Mrs Paul Malone Mrs V J McGonagle Mrs B F Clark Mrs Frank C Turnley Mrs L L Painter Mrs G H A Kunst Mrs Ed Steele Mrs W C Hanway Mrs J H Robinson and guest Mrs Howard H Holt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde G. Turner
Yates Avenue
Turner
George G. Jolliffe
V. M. Kerr
Paul Malone
V. J. McGonagle
Mrs. O M Sinsel Hosts WSCS Group Meeting
Mrs. O M Sinsel entertained the Group 2 WSCS of Andrews Methodist Church at her Walnut street home. The event featured spring floral decor, a devotional led by Mrs. J D Goff, and a business session after the scripture read by Mrs. Arta Shomo. Attendees included Mrs. Hoye White, Mrs. Mary Wiseman, Mrs. O D Fawley, Mrs. Walter Williams Sr, Mrs. Harry White, Mrs. Walter Woolyard, Mrs. Arthur Yates, Mrs. J D Goff, and Mrs. R C McDade with guests Mrs. M D Reaser, Mrs. L E Mutilles, Mrs. Carmen Shahan, and Mrs. Arta Shomo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Sinsel
WSCS
Andrews Methodist Church
Walnut Street
Sinsel
J. D. Goff
Artashomo
Hoye White
Mary Wiseman
0. D. Fawley
Walter Williams
Harry White
Walter Woolyard
Arthur Yates
R. C. Mc Dade
M. D. Reaser
L. E. Mutilles
Carmen Shahan
Arta Shomo
Belgium 4 H Club Meets Recently
Mrs. Denzil Carder hosted the Belgium 4 H Club at her Pruntytown home for a monthly meeting led by president Alice Jean Grawthron. The program featured a devotional, roll call, a flat felt seam demonstration, member talks on Handi crafts Sewing Chickens Potatoes Pigs Backing Market Lamb and a closing America song with plans for the next meeting July 3 and reminders to bring Project Books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denzil Carder
Belgium
Pruntytown
Alice Jean Grawthron
George Prunty
Jean Gawthrop
Jackie Bennett
Camilla Tucker
Charles Prunty
Mortimer Prunty
Mary Lou Carder
Robert Gawthrop
America
Wallace linkage denied by conference and Wallace
SAY WALLACE and Wallace are denounced as a Communist front in a 1944 report. Thomas counters that the forthcoming document lists Wallace as an advisory associate of the conference. Both deny ties, with Dr. Clark Foreman urging the report not to smear by innuendo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Wallace
Clark Foreman
Atlanta
Henry Wallace
Community notices share June meetings and events
June 12 49 Daughters of America regular meeting 730 pm at Moats home Barret street. June 12 Mrs L H Greenwald hosts swing club at East Lincoln street 8 pm. June 12 Protected Home Circle meets V F W Hall 2 pm with officer nominations and birthday exchange. June 13 DAR meets 730 pm at Florence Wilkinson home Bluebird? Mont street. June 13 World War II Mothers Club 7 pm American Legion Home dinner. June 16 Quota Club 615 pm Ronny's Dairy Bar program. June 17 RTS Class First Baptist 730 pm church hosted by Belle Shay Eva Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City Council
Daughters of America
C. C. Moats
Barret Street
L. H. Greenwald
East Lincoln Street
D.A.R
Florence Wilkinson
Bluemont Street
Rhea Fisher
World War Uy Mothers’ Club
American Legion
Quota Club
Ronny's
Mary Lough
R.T.S
First Baptist Church
Belle Shay
Eva Miller
Girl Scouts Hold Gala Weiner Roast
Yesterday evening Girl Scout Troupe No 1 gathered at Grafton City Park for an old fashioned weiner roast with Miss Jane Kirkpatrick and Miss Betty Williams as sponsors. Scouts present included Barbara Towles, Eileen Hawkins, Carolyn Costolo, Shirley Costolo, Coral Ann Booth, Shirley Bartlett, Joan Goff, Charlene Evans, Virginia Paugh, Janice Ellers and Marlene Proudfoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout
No. 1
Grafton
Jane Kirkpatrick
Betty Williams
Weiners
Barbara Towles
Eileen Hawkins
Carolyn Costolo
Shirley Costolo
Coral Ann Booth
Shirley Bartlett
Joan Goff
Charlene Evans
Virginia Paugh
Janice Ellers
Marlene Proudfoot
Congress weigh rent controls amid housing shake up
A national debate centers on extending modified rent controls for six months while plans loom to lift restrictions on construction and building materials. Sugar rationing has ended, shifting focus to consumer costs and regulatory changes anticipated this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Weather update projects heat with scattered showers
Humidity rose through the day with noon readings at 83 and forecasts showing temperatures climbing into the 90s before nightfall. Last night’s low was 63. At 7 a.m. the dam thermometer read 68 as scattered thundershowers are expected tomorrow.
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Page One
Energising 888 Tonic Promises Health and Strength
Overworked and tired readers are urged to boost red blood cell strength with 888 Tonic. Claims include improved appetite, energy, sleep, and immunity, with the tonic said to support digestion and overall vigor. Millions of bottles sold and available at drug stores.
Birth announcement for Cassandra Carroll Knotts
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Donald Knotts of 450 West Main street announce the birth of a daughter at a Clarksburg hospital. Cassandra Carroll weighs seven pounds one half ounce. Mother is Colleen Parsons, formerly of this city, who has been hospitalized five months after an automobile accident that broke both legs. Grandparents are Homer Knotts of Parsons and Mary E. Knotts of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Donald Knotts
West Main Street
Clarksburg
Cassandra Carroll
Colleen Parsons
Homer Knotts
Parsons
Mary E. Knotts
Correction notice on minister quotes in W C T U report
The proprietors acknowledge an error in yesterday’s report listing Rev Harry Eq as speaker at a WCTU meeting. The Bible thoughts were misprinted. the correct phrases are Keep Thy Heart With All Diligence and Total Abstinence. The paper regrets the mistake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
W.C.T.U
Bloodhounds Probe Slaying After Bank Store Firing
Investigators sought motive after a gunman opened fire at a store killing two youths, then fled. Authorities noted rifts between local families tied to Rowan County Grand Jury indictments on moonshine and gun cases, complicating the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Rowan County Grand Jury
Wildcats Cont Lifts Output Amid Regional Coal Surge
Contd from page one the Wildcats describe a production target of 10,000 tons while the Big Steel mines in Western Pennsylvania’s bituminous field produce about 28,000 tons daily. This output nearly covers the region’s coal demand, highlighting a robust supply in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildcat
Pennsylvania
Teol Fungicide Promises Quick Relief at Malone Drug Store
An old advertisement markets Teol as a strong fungicide made with 90 percent alcohol. It claims to penetrate yes reach and kill more germs faster. The offer promises 35 cents back if not completely pleased within one hour at Malone Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone Drug Store
The Blob Disease Types and Oxygen Therapy
The article outlines five blob related illness types affecting breathing and circulation. Type one blocks wind pipe causing breathing impairment. Type two damages breathing nerves leading to asphyxia. Type three disrupts blood flow with erratic pressure and shock risk. Type four deprives brain of oxygen causing mental confusion. Type five mixes several effects with chest muscle paralysis. iron lungs and oxygen therapy improve outcomes. The discoveries were made by scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geen
J Team of Minnesota Doctors Report
A group of physicians from the University of Minnesota led by Maurice B. Visscher and A B Baker includes R Brown John Adams Alan Hemingway R Anthony and J Elam in a notable medical collaboration at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Minnesota
Maurice B. Visscher
A. B. Baker
R Brown
John Adams
Alan Hemingway
R., Anthony and
J. Elam
Charges Continue on Beef Demand in Domestic Market
A report notes heavy foreign demand and robust domestic consumption for beef, calling the situation amazing. Officials discuss price trends and market factors influencing the surge, with emphasis on consumer spending and export potential.
Beef cattle prices surge at livestock markets
Agriculture department reports meat production last week reached 317 million pounds, up 46 percent from a year earlier, reflecting high cattle prices at livestock markets. The surge underscores strong demand and market strength across the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
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Parkview
Zeke Tighe
Fetterman
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L. V. Atha
Mapleavena
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Big Steel
Pittsburgh
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Lavour
West Virginia
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C.D. Wells
Atten Ora
Malone's Drug & Chemical Co
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