Kathleen Zimmerman to wed Joseph P. Idoni in Wisconsin
Kathleen Joyce Zimmerman daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert L Zimmerman of Argyle Wisconsin announced engagement to Joseph P Idoni son of Mr and Mrs Nicholas E Idoni of West Main Street Milwaukee. The bride elect works as a private secretary at Clover Brooks in Milwaukee and is a Whitewater College Prospect Hall alumna and member of Sigma Sigma Sigma. Idoni a World War II veteran is attending a school and awaiting at Koehring Company in Milwaukee after discharge in November 1945 following 33 months in the European Theater. Wedding date not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Joye
Herbert L. Zimmerman
Arggyle
Wisconsin
Kathleen Joyce
Joseph P. Idoni
Nicholas E. Idoni
West Main Street
Clover Brooks Company
Milwaukee
Whitewater College
Prospect Hall
Mil
DAR Silver Tea Draws 110 Attendees at Mrs Todd’s Home
The Elizabeth Cummings Jackson chapter hosted its annual DAR silver tea yesterday at Mrs. George Todd’s West Main Street residence. Attendees included regent Jed Rob inson and registrar Florence Wilkinson with a guest list featuring Mrs. Mildred P. Sisler and Col. R. C. Mallonee among others from Weston Morgantown Clarksburg Shinnston La Jolla California. Musical interludes featured Nancy Ann Staley and pianist Helen Louise Outright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Todd
West Main Street
Elizabeth Cummings Jackson
van Fleet
Todd
T. W. Heironimus, Sr
C. V. Miller
Grace Wolfe
Eleanor Booth
James Robinson
Janice Hood
Aldene Beagle
Virginia Debendarfer
Jed Robinson
Florence Wilkinson
Barbara Cather
Nancy Ann Staley
Charles Mahaffey
Herbert
Mickey" McCue Tumpeter
Helen Louise Outright
H. K. Debendorfer
Rhea Fisher
Elizabeth Cather
Albert Jarvis
T. H. Covey
Wilda Paugh
Weston
Claude J. Robinson
Virginia Robinson
Clarksburg
Mildred P. Sisler
H. C. Bowlby
Stanley Fiedler
Morgantown
Darrien Hawker
Leslie Hawker
Shinnston
R. C. Mallonee
la Jolla
California
Young Adult Class Hosts Picnic at Camp Towles
The First Baptist church Young Adult class held its monthly meeting at Camp Towles with 25 members and guests attending a picnic luncheon and camp fire songs. A new slate of officers includes President Dorsey Bolyard, Vice-President Eleanor Rogers, Secretary Mrs. Robert Bolyard, and Treasurer Freddy Whitmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Camp Towles
Slass
Dorsey Bolyard
Eleanor Rogers
Robert, Bolyard
Freddy Whitmore
Community meetings and gatherings listed for June and July
A local notices column lists multiple groups with dates and venues. June events include Missionary Society at 8 p m hosted by Miss Nell Haslup, Redwing Club with Mrs Emma Rockwell, Quota Club at Belvedere Club, and VFW, WSCS circles, RTS class, and Andrews Methodist breakfast. July 4 Shaffer reunion set for Birds Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of
First Presbyterian Church
Nell Haslup
East Main Street
Frank Sellers
Redwing Club
Emma Rockwell
Northwestern Turnpike
P. Ee
Belvedere
Rhea Fisher
VFW
WSCS
St. John's Methodist Church
RTS
First Baptist Church
Belle Shay
Eva Miller
Andrews Methodist Church
C. E.,paugh
W. E. Brown
Shaffer
Birds Creek
Mothers' Club Honors Youngsters After Tag Day Sale
The World War I Mothers' club honored the young girls who aided in selling tags at their annual tag day sale. A party followed the regular meeting at 7 30 in the cld rooms with ice cream and cake. President Mrs Charles Warder led duties and plans to send monthly contributions to Veterans hospitals across the state were approved. Named honorees include Isabell Henderson Vivian Goff Nancy Holloway Barbara Williams Nancy Smith Peggy Haslup Vivian Wickham Elva Wickham and Betty Jane Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Smith
Peggy Haslup
Vivian Wickham
Elva, Wickham
Betty Jane Cooper
Buddy Kennedy Feted With Party
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Kennedy of 210 Pearl Street hosted a surprise birthday party for their son Buddy on his thirteenth birthday. Friends and relatives gave gifts, socialized, played party games, and enjoyed refreshments with attendees including Dick Falls Jimmy Isner Bill Hawk Martyn Thompson Patty Burnside Phyll Burnside Mary Jo Prancis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Kennedy
Pearl Street
Buddy
Dick Falls
Jimmy Isner
Bill Hawk
Martyn Thompson
Patty Burnside
Phyll
As Burnside
Mary Jo Prancis
Waterproof Aprons Offer Clean, No-Launder Household Use
New Krene waterproof aprons debut in May, chemically engineered from film plastic to resist stains. Styles include full gored kitchen aprons, ruffled bibs, black can-can ruffles, white cross bar trims, and pearly translucent designs with red or blue accents. they resist water spills and wipe clean with a sponge, eliminating ironing and laundering.
Andrews Circle 2 Meets with Methodist Church Ladies
Betty Kennedy with Mr and Mrs A Kennedy hosted Circle No 2 of Andrews Methodist Church at Maple Avenue. Mrs H A Loudin led devotionals and a brief business session. Early in the afternoon refreshments were served to Mrs H A Loudin Mrs R C McDade Mrs Walter Williams Mrs D M Fawley Mrs S T Seymour Mrs J D Goff and Mrs Harry White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Shanholtz
Circle No. 2
the Andrew's Methodist Church
Maple Avenue
H. A. Loudin
R. C. McDade
Walter Williams
D. M. Fawley
Chapel Purchase Planned by St Thomas Lutherans
June 15 report that St Thomas Lutheran church will buy the stone chapel in adjoining Rawson from Zion Episcopal Church vestry. Lutherans have used the chapel for seven years and the sale was announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
St. Thomas Lutheran Church
Rawson
Zion Episcopal Church
New War On Speeders Campaign Launched In County
Clarksburg June 15 state police corporal W E Murphy announced plans for an anti speeding campaign in Harrison County with an expected intensive effort. Police said the drive aims to curb reckless driving and reduce accidents on county roads. Further details on enforcement and target areas were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Harrison County
Cpl. W. E. Murphy
State Police
Mrs. O. M. Sinsel Hosts WSCS Circle Meeting
Mrs. O. M. Sinsel entertained Circle No. 3 WSCS of Andrews church at her Walnut street home. Miss Virginia Hanway led devotionals, Mrs. Edna Poling presided over a brief business session, then refreshments were served to a guests list including Mrs. Keith Rice and many Circle members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Sinsel
Circle No. 3
WSCS
the Andrews Church
Walnut Street
Virginia Hanway
Edna Poling
Sinsel
Dessie Wood
H.C. Sampton
J. R. Riggs
Hoye White
Margaret Lambert
W. C. Hanway
William Carder
Idela Carroll
Ocie Edwards
E. F. Clark
Carman Shahan
Keith Rice
Vocational Agriculture Teachers Meet at Keyser
Vocational agriculture teachers will discuss next year's program and hear the latest developments in scientific farming at the annual state conference at Potomac state school in Keyser June 26 29 State Supervisor John M Lowe announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Potomac State School
Keyser
John M. Lowe
Newest Chair Set Outwork and Stitchery Pattern 7335
Advertisement for a 1945 chair back and arm rests embroidery pattern 7335. Details include transfer dimensions 13 by 16 inches for the chair back and two arm rests 6 by 12 inches. Request Fifteen Cents and mail to The Grafton Sentinel household arts dept New York with name address and pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts Dept
P.O
New York
N. Y
Briefly Told Ateeecens Rerurs After Visit
Miss Madalee Shingleton of the Hones try Club road has returned home after a week's vacation visiting friends and relatives at Glenville and Clarksburg. James Parkhill, son of Mr. and Mrs. James O. Parkhill, Gay Street, recently received his discharge from Bainbridge Maryland. He entered the Navy in 1943 and served 16 months overseas in the Pacific. The article notes petitions from supervisory workers to the NLRB in West Virginia and Pittsburgh and a federal court petition by Jones & Laughlin and others to restrain government action. In 1945 over 5,000 women held bank executive positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madalee Shingleton
Honestry Club
Glenville
Clarksburg
MOMM
James Parkhill
James O. Parkhill
Gay Street
Separation Center
Bainbridge, Md
James
Navy
Pacific
West Virginia
National Labor Relations Board
Pittsburgh
NLRB
U. S. District Court
Washington
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
Let Baby Learn By Doing With Gentle Self Help
Psychologists note babies think before speaking and parents should let them solve small problems. Allow self feeding with thickened cereals, slower spoon use, and careful practice holding cups and blocks to build patience and avoid over intervention.
Government control pact unions foremen at J L mines
In Washington Vice Admiral Morrell said he would press ahead with a supervisory workers contract with UMW President John McAlpine, based on Attorney General Clarke's advice, unless court restrains. The government Lewis agreement ends the coal shutdown and backs NLRB certified foremen as bargaining agent at four J and L mines in western Pennsylvania, affecting about 136 workers and potentially more across PA and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
UMW
Ben Morrell
Washington
Tom Clarke
John McAlpine
Lewis
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Marian Martin Fall and Winter Dress Patterns Notice
Pattern 9080 requires one mat in piece with side seams stitched and drawstrings. Pattern 8080 offers sizes 2 through 6, dress uses 2 1 8 yards 85 inch fabric. Send twenty cents to Grafton Sentinel Pattern Dept P O Box 163 New York for the pattern book and size style, add name address zone and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T He Grafton Sentinel
Pattern Dept
P. O
Station
New York
Marian Martin
Mihailovic Admits Personal Collaboration With Enemy
Under questioning Mihailovic, the bearded Chet nik leader, admitted that he had collaborated personally with the enemy. He affirmed that he regarded the letter as collaboration when asked by the prosecutor yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mihailovic
Settlement Ends Major Labor Strike On Maritime Unity Pact
The committee for maritime unity cofounded by Curran and Bridges brokered a settlement after a tense day of suspense. Union leaders and employers signed documents near 11 p.m. EST ending a threatened strike by CIO dock workers seamen engineers and radio operators along East Coast ports. The accord averts a large national crisis and signals a powerful new labor alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ised Curran
Bridges
Committee For Maritime Unity
Labor Department
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
CIO
CMU Seamen Win Wage Rise in Settlement Talks
The CMU seven unions representing about 214000 members claim success after a government backed settlement. They threaten to strike again in September for higher wages as existing contracts near expiry September 30. AFL sailors seek more pay while CIO radio operators and engineers also face contract expirations. The accord grants seamen a 17.50 dollar monthly bump retroactive to April 1 plus one dollar hourly overtime for weekend work at sea and in port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CMU
Ship of Bridges
Curran
Bridges
CIO
AFL
San Francisco
New York
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Ss Rt
Kathleen Zimmerman Society
Society Reporter
Grafton
San Fran
Mothers’ Club
Betty Kennedy
A. 3. Kennedy
Andrew
Mrs. O. M. Sinsel
VO AG
Wite
Ateeecens
United States
Quick Takes
Bae
Germany
Wiesbaden
Red Cross Club
Music Conservatory
Red Cross
Polly Huber
Bethlehem
Eugene H. Kirsch
Sioux City
Iowa
Don Manti
Staten Island
Charles Layman
Fairfield
International
Torquay
England
U.S. Army
Federal Post Office
W. VA
Valtey Appliance CO
Fairmont General
School of Nursing
Fairmont
Eig
Fairmont General Hospital
WiVar
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