Katherine Myers Weds Sgt E A Wright in Quiet Rite
Katherine Louise Myers was married to Sgt Eugene Augustine Wright at St. Augustine rectory in a 6 pm ceremony on Saturday June 10. Rev M J Hannon officiated. The couple plans to reside near Waycross Georgia after a brief eastern states trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine
Katherine Louise Myers
West Washington Street
Eugene Augustine Wright
Willam C. Wright
Ross Street
M. J. Hannon
Jo Clair Wright
Paul Wright
Army Air Base
Waycross
Church meeting notices list for June 13 to 16
Circle No 4 of the Andrew Methodist church meets 7:30 p.m. June 13 at the church. Naomi Sunday school class meets 8 p.m. June 13 with Mrs. Evans at 814 West Main. WSC of Fetterman Methodist church meets 8 p.m. June 13 at the church. Woman's Missionary Society meets at Mrs. Keener's West Main. place change noted. Fisher class at St Johns Methodist church meets 8 p.m. June 13 at the church. King's Daughters Bible class meets June 14 at Mrs. Weaver's for monthly meeting 7:30 p.m. June 14. Daughters of the American Revolution hold Flag Day at Mrs. Miller’s Walnut Street 8 p.m. June 13. Grafton Quota club meets Miss Betty Miller’s West St Charles 6:15 p.m. June 16. Woman's Missionary Circle and Ladies' Aid at First Baptist meets 2:30 p.m. at Mrs. Rose Grinnan’s 342 Warder Avenue. Social hour noted. attendance listed.
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Circle No. 4
W.scs
The
Andrew's Methodist Church
Naomi
John Evans
West Main Street
WSC
Fetterman Methodist Church
Woman's Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Charles Keener
Fisher
St. John's Methodists Church
King’s Daughters Bible
Blueville
Daughters of the American Revolution
C. V. Miller
Walnut Street
Grafton Quota Club
Betty Miller
West St. Charles Street
Woman's Missionary Circle and
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Rose Grinnan
Warder Avenue
Mrs. F Wilkinson Hosts Fidelis Club Dinner
Mrs. F Wilkinson entertained the Fidelis club with a seven o clock dinner at her Bluemont street home. Bouquets of cut flowers served as centerpieces while a lengthy business meeting was conducted by Rev. Rhea Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plorence Wilkinson
Bluemont Street
Fidelis Club
Rhea Fisher
Gallbladder Diet Plan Emphasizes Small Frequent High Fat Meals
Dr. Albert F. R. Anderson proposes a gallbladder dyspepsia diet based on six small daily meals high in fat. The sample menu includes milk, eggs, bread, butter, cream cheese, potatoes, well cooked vegetables, salad, pudding or ice cream, and olive oil, with water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F. R. Anderson
Invasion Chief's Daughter Weds as War Bond Drives Spread
Page 1 continued report describes war bond campaigns across counties with a mobile unit in Ritche county and a Bluefield bond bazaar. Beckley opens a downtown bond booth run by the Woman's club while Gilbert reports over subscription of 14 000 by 110 workers.
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Boone County
Glenville
Gilmer
Perinsboro
American Legion
Ritchie County
Bluefield
Beckley
Woman's Club
Mingo County
Gilbert
Tromone promises revived vitality for middle aged men
An old promotional notice claims Tromone combines vitamins and hormones to restore youthfulness and zest. It promises renewed spirit and pleasures for middle aged men and directs readers to Malone Drug Co for purchase with labeled directions.
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Tius
Malone Drug Co
Jiffy Knit Pattern 7129 For Two Bags
Instructions describe heavy upholstery cord bags finished in smart Jiffy knit. Pattern 7129 provides directions stitches and materials. Send eleven cents in coins to The Grafton Sentinel Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th St New York NY with name address and pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Why a Farmer Should Buy and Keep War Bonds
Hedlund argues farmers should buy War Bonds now to hedge against deflation and price declines. He notes farm assets rise with inflation but fall with deflation, while fixed dollar securities hold value better. By holding bonds, farmers protect finances across price cycles and strengthen overall safety amid uncertain future markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hedlund
Dept. of Agricultural Econom
University of Pennsylvania
U.S. Treasury
Officers Of CES Entertain Guests With Dinner Here
Naomi Chapter No 12 of the Order of Eastern Star entertained its big sisters and guests with a 6:30 dinner at the Cafeteria Court. After group singing, attendees were escorted to the Strand theatre to view the movie Cover Girl.
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Naomi Chapter No
Order of Eastern Star
Inter
Strand Theatre
Briefly Told Returns To California Miss Dessie Losh
Losh returns to her job in Los Angeles after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C D Losh of 11 East Knotts Avenue. Birth announcement notes a son Charles Fredrick born in Universal Hospital Baltimore to Mr and Mrs Herbert White of Baltimore Maryland.
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California
Dessie Lorraine Losh
Mrs. C. D. Losh
East Knotts Avenue
Los Angeles
Calif
Herbert White
Baltimore
Charles Fredrick
Universal Hospital
Pin Worms Treatment Warns and Cautions Mothers
A vintage ad copy warns about pin worms and touts gentian violet based remedies from Dr. De Signe Son as leading worm medicines. It urges parents to watch for signs and consult a druggist for P-W packages with careful directions. The copy emphasizes simplicity and safety for children and adults alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DiSner
Dr. de Signe & Son
America
Local Family Notices and Moves Highlight Grafton News
Sunday notices report Miss Turner as former Miss Turner of the city. Grandparents listed for Charles G. Turner and Mrs. Turner. Mr and Mrs Fred White of Fairmore noted as paternal grandparents. Mrs Hugh McPhail and son Hughie return to Cleveland after visiting her parents on Walnut street. Mr and Mrs Paul Malone relocate from Dewey avenue to Maple avenue. Harry Gook from Cumberland visiting Grafton en route to Akron to see son Gerald on leave from Great Lakes.
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White
Miss Turner
Thi ‘City
Abto
Charles G. Turner
West
Washington Street
Ais
Fred White
Fairmore
Hugh. McPhail
Hughie
Cleveland
Ohio
H. M. Murray
Walnut Street
Paul Malone
Dewey Avenue
Maple Avenue
Grafton
Harry Gook
Cumberland
Akron
Gerald
Great Lakes
Premium BEER Arrangements to West Virginia Victory Gift
The National Brewing Company of Baltimore Maryland has arranged to send premium beer to West Virginia as a token of victory. The arrangement indicates a shipment intended as a celebratory gesture from the brewery to the state.
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West Virginia
City Hospital Doors Open After Morning Surgeries
Linda Mc Keer of 297 Thayer street and Robertine Lewis of 26 Mulligan avenue underwent sillectomies in City hospital this morning while Mrs Clarence Riley and her infant son from Tunnelton were discharged yesterday evening.
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Linda Mc‘Keer
Thayer Street
Robertine Lewis
Mulligan Avenue
City Hospital
Tee City Hospital
Clarence
Riley
Tunnelton
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Aj Club
Katherine Myers
Sgt. E. A. Wright
Katherine Shepler
Nelle Haslup
Rena Goodwin
F. 8. Smith
Emma Moran
Gertrude She
William Fisher
Harold Kramer
James Mantz
James Morgan
Bertha ‘Hodges
Roy Myers
Elizabeth Mahaffey
Rutt ‘McKahan
Elizabeth Gill
Eddie Suddarth
Nancy Smith
Thorn, Sie & Minor
Thorpe
Malone's Drug
Sym
Logan Clendening
M.D
Biak
Truk
Palau
Caroline Group
Hollandia-Aitape
Dutch New Guinea
Hollandia-Atape
Sarmi Maffin Bay
Roanoke Island
N. C
Vermont
Elizabeth Bradley
West Point, N. Y
HS. Beukema
Omar N. Bradley
U.S
France
Puy
Alice Brooks
Grafton Baking Co
Keep RM Flying
CES
Mary E. Hoffman
Pearl Stover
Margaret I. Clark
Ruby C. Bonafield
Klayde
Wolfe
Carrie O. Cole
Grace
Yates
Ella
Edna E. Stafford
Appalona Reger
Margaret, Cather
Gertrude ‘Beavers
Susan Monroe
Nina Z. Wilson
Nancy Wagner
Ona C. Jefferys
Sara. Musgrove
Lila K. Dean
Marjorie Cole
Mildred Debendarfer
Anna K. Nuzum
Dessie Gough
Mildred 8. Rohrbough
James F. Staffors
Rose C. Murphy
Margaret Weaver
Loar K. Loar
Tor
Monongahela System
Ellery
Ellery Queen
National Brewing CO
Cook Is
Venient
the Rubber Manufacturers Ass. In
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