Hospital Association To Meet Tuesday Night
The Grafton and Taylor County Hospital Association will hold their regular monthly meeting Tuesday at 8 o'clock in Brs. J. B. Leamon’s home, 912 East Washington. All hospital petitions must be tabulated and brought to the meeting. The drive is reported as steady and efficient with hopes to secure enough signers to pass the hospital bill. Last month about half of the required petitioners had been secured and workers aim to finish the drive with a final territory cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton and Taylor County Hospital Association
Brs
J. B. Leamon
East
Washington Street
Monty Teding
Fairmont
Pike
Degree of
Woodmen ’Hall
Latrobe Street
Mary Underwood
E. B. Wolfe
L.A. McNemar
Wayne] Gibson
Raymond Preston
J. A. Keller
County Rehairman
Webster Church
Carol to Take Short Rest at Pelesch Castle
Bucharest dispatch reports King Carol II plans a brief rest at Pelesch castle about 50 miles from the capital after a week of crowding events. The king, exhausted by family and government duties, faced questions on his divorce and the status of Queen Helen, with reports of Lupescu's involvement and possible remarriage denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Carol Ti
Magda Lupescu
Pelesch Castle
Helen
Michael
Greece
Carol
Paris
Mme. Luipescu
Mme. Lupésct
Berne
London Daily Mail
Yathrday
Rumanila Inedguito
Pagden
Vienna
Scorbistea Castle
Mme. Lupescu
B. and C. Bridge Planned Over Roundhouse Addition
The South Grafton municipal bridge will span over the new roundhouse addition with a walkway ending at the surface near the old crossing. Free bus service runs every twenty minutes between South Grafton junction and Latrobe Street to aid pedestrians, and many praise railroad officials for the updated traffic plan as it goes into effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Municipal
Roundhouse
South Grefton Bridge
McGraw ‘Alley
Latrobe’ Street
South Grafton
Grafton Goes Golf and Angling on a Hot Weekend
The Country Club golf links drew daring golfers who endured broiling heat and teed off over a beautiful course. Club houses were busy and streams attracted local anglers. No heat prostrations were reported at noon, but exhaustion and headaches were noted as workers returned to weekday tasks.
Yachts Crash Near Port Washington Injures Crew
The Loleta yachting incident near Port Washington involved Plane at the wheel and rapid sinking. Indian Harbor Yacht Club in Stamford coordinated rescue with two Connecticut state police helping out. Both yachts had left Port Washington for short cruises yesterday. Circuit Court Clerk Frank Hollis Jr. was in Tinnelton fined his family there for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hollis, Jr
Tinnelton
Social Editor Seeks Prompt Society News
Coral Parrish Montgomery, society editor, urges readers to telephone social items by eleven each evening. The Graftem Sentinel society page provides news on women’s social activities and hosts are asked to communicate with the office promptly after nodal sanction is granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graftem Sentinel Society
Miss Vina Hughes Weds Homer Stull In Grafton Ceremony
Miss Vina Lee Hughes and Homer Dawson Stull married at the West Main Street M E parsonage with Rev F H Hughes officiating. The bride wore white net and satin, carried pink rosebuds, and honeymooned in Pullman West Virginia before settling in. Stull, a contractor from Harrisonville, is noted as popular locally. Group 8 Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs John Sayre’s on Tuesday.
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Grafton
F. H. Hughes
West Main Street
Pullman
W.va
Vina Lee Hughes
Homerawson Stull
Bulah Hughes
Wayne Hall
Stull
Chareb Street
Washington School of Art
I. H. Johnson
Wild Life
West Virginia
Pittsburgh Advocate
W. Va
Harrisonville
Ritclife County
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society ‘of Andrew's
M. E. Church
John Sayre
High Street
Beulah Baptist Ladies Aid Plans Church Door Renovation
Pruntytown and Mountain Lake Park items cover church repairs at Beulah Baptist with a new front entrance, concrete steps, and a committee to obtain materials. Also notes gatherings, excursions, a Fairmont Traffic Club golf outing, Degree of Honor meeting, an excursion to Marietta, and church programs with hymn singing and Sunday school plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pruntytown
Eding Lambert
Reidtig
DeMolay Commandery Elects Officers in Annual Session
The DeMolay Commandery No 11 Royal Arch Masons meets to elect and install officers for the coming year. B Hart retires as local contender, Leste J Loar slated to take over. Eleven officers to be erected and inducted. building plans include a large library and office space for justices and clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMolay Commandery
Royal Arch Masons
Wi B. Hart
Leste J. Loar
Supreme Court to Will Have New Building Soon
Washington reports work begins this week on a project to eliminate handicaps and prepare for the erection of a new Supreme Court building. The plan aims to modernize facilities long needed for the court and its staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Washington
Constable Held For Grand Jury In Potter District
Mike Gozie, a constable of Potter district, appeared in Squire Wittardin's court for a preliminary hearing on a charge of criminal desault and was held under $1,000 bond for grand jury investigation. The case precedes Speedy Moore's DUI hearing in the same court later this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Gozie
Squire Wittardin
Desault
Wasnett
Potter District
Moore
Squire's
Fluffy Biscuit Dinner and Creamy Date Nut Desserts
A recipe page presents a fluffy biscuit dinner menu with breakfast items and a sequence of dessert ideas. It lists a creamed orange juice breakfast, a date raisin nut biscuit dough, a light and airy biscuit recipe, and a custard fruit date cream pie with instructions for mixing, cooking, and baking. The text preserves multiple recipe fragments and ingredient measurements.
Three Seek Goulds Place in Maine Primary
In Portland on June 16 three Republicans vie to succeed United States Rep Arthur Gould. Wallacy White of Lewiston, Ralph C. Brewster, and Tarald Dewar press their claims as contenders while Dewar promotes a mixed appeal amid wet conditions. Democratic candidate Frank H. Hastett runs unopposed while Governor William Tudor Gibbs and former Bangor mayor Johnson oppose the Republican gubernatorial race. Edward C. Moran faces no opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
William Tudor G Ner
Johnson
Bangor
Edward C. Moran
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Gratton Park
Bradley of Jantzen
Mrn
Baltimore & Ohio
Romania
Lupescu
B. & C. Bridge
Shantung
Osgoods
Smart Shoppe
Coral Parrish Montgomery
Society
Vina Bell Lee Hughes
Homer Dawson Stull
Rofreg
Hay “Wiseniin
Jew i
Ford
Fsh
Ia” Matthew
Noraj Whitescarver
Nellie Seranage
Mes
Nareisaus
Whitescarver
Edna Lambert
Laura Wiseman
Jewell Ford
Effie Brown
Adian Tucker
Mary
Jessie Whitescarver
Grace
Ernestine Tucker
Emma Curry
Bernadine Wyckoff
Ida Yates
Mountain Lake Park
William White
Paul D. Kieprél
Vera Alice
Roy M. Thorn
Doris Joan
Maud, Marshall
Delma Knight
Lloyd
Brown
Mack
Marietta
Imelda Deegan
Minnie Cole
Barbara Lobis
Marguerite Terrell
Julia
Dowiuis Messrs
Orlin Smith
Walter Summers
Hayward Isner
Carvele Phillips
Don Garber
Wilbur Hétner
Orhin Shields
Anton O Wodyard
Junior Woodyard
John H. Poting
Grack Gerkins
H. R. Gibson
World Wide Guild of the First Baptist ‘Church
Webster M JE
Webster M. E
W. R. Moyer
Long
McNemar
W. R. Moyers
Stall Inc
Bell
Leo Hughes
the Love Drug CO
H, L. Potts, Mgr
Copeland
Capitol
Congress
Monongahela
West Penn
Public Service Company
Louise
Garthént Shop
Pormerly Burton & Rantolal Quality
Fancheon
Gore Eet
Igen
Gould
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