Flag Day Observance by D A R chapter in home gathering
Miss Kate Smith hosted a Flag Day program for Elizabeth Cummins Jackson chapter D A R at her home Saturday evening. Officers installed including regent C F Shafer and vice regent J W Robinson. The program featured readings on the flag history, Key’s influence, flag evolution, and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Smith
Elizabeth Cummins Jackson
Daughters of the American Revolution
C. F. Shafer
J. W. Robinson
W. N. Burdett
C. V. Miller
Lila Love
Allie Chamberlin
O. Jay Pleming
W. R., Lear
Community Club Meetings Schedule June 16 21
A compilation of upcoming local meetings and events across clubs and churches. June 16 through June 24 include B R T and Quota dinner gatherings, Red Wing and Lindy clubs, W S C S Circles, Naomi Sunday school, St Pauls birthday garden party, J O U A M elections, Missionary Society, District Jr O U A M councils, and Philathea class outdoor picnic with locations and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. of R. T
K. of P. Hall
Cozy Rest Inn
Red Wing Club
Pearl Hussion
Lincoln Street
Lindy Club
Ben Poling
Walters Street
W. S.C. S. of Andrews Church
Naomi
West Main Street
We Nome
C. W. Wells
St. Paul's
Virgil Rohrbough
Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church
Helen Thayer
Washington Street
District No. 2
Wehn Hall
Philathea
First Baptist Church
L. L. Bradley
Flag Day and the First United States Flag Resolve
The piece recalls the shift from British to American flags during the Revolution and cites the Continental Congress resolution of June 14, 1777 describing the thirteen stripes and a blue field with thirteen stars in a circle. It notes Flag Day becoming official on May 30, 1916, when President Wilson issued a proclamation. The narrative ends with a social gathering at the Smith home decorated with roses and garden flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
England
Continental Congress
United States
Wilson
Smith
Barclay on Bridge Solves A Deck Understanding
In this column Barclay explains reader drills to improve bridge play by studying deck composition. He discusses how card counting, distribution, and finessing chances affect whether a queen or ace should be led, noting situations with three or four small cards and how defenders’ counts change the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Battre
Gui
Tives
Fragmentary note on card game or syndicate listing
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions syndicate, inc and dealer. References to vulnerable sides and a card game context appear unclear. No clear events, names, places, or outcomes are extractable from the fragment.
Natal Day Party for B O Murphy at Murphy Home
Mrs. B. O. Murphy of 902 Robley street hosted a surprise Natal Day party Saturday night for her husband B. O. Murphy to mark his forty first birthday. Guests included numerous relatives and friends, with games, gifts, and late refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. O. Murphy
Robley Street
Murphy
Clarence Reec
W. ©. Sturm
Mary
Mona
Earls Murphy
Ronny
Charles Breedlove
Nellie Pifer
Charles
Thelma
Betty
Lawrence
Tom Murphy
Connie
William Pyles
Tony Gennette
Viola
Lula Foling
Dennis Poling
Peggy Poling
J. S. Reese
Anna Francis
Catherine Harter
Max Murphy
Tommy Murphy
Deahl Murphy
Piano Pupils of Miss Flesher in Evening Recital
Thirty one piano students of Bettye Gaines Flesher performed at the H E Flesher home in Pruntytown before 115 attendees. Red white and blue decor matched a harp mold cake and corsages for girls. Program featured works by Rachmaninoff Stillwell Eckstein Strickland and others with names such as Ellen Gainer Norma Jean Dean Gene Headley and Mary Lou Dean among the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettye Gaines Flesher
H. E. Flesher
Pruntytown
C. Jay Fleming
Flesher
Georganna Bennett
Barbara Drainer
Ada Laren
Eckstein
Norma Jean Dean
Dublin Town
Thompson
Frederic Smith
McGregor
Gene Headley
Miscellaneous Composer and Performer Credits List in Fractured Names
A fragmented OCR list presents numerous composer and performer names paired with misread or hyphenated surnames and mixed titles. The item catalogs pieces such as Echoes of Vienna, Moonlight Sonata, Caprice Viennois, and Pines and Palms alongside many mis-spelled or garbled author attributions and credit lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagness
Donald Mylone
Rodino
Lemont
Ernetta Skinner
Vienna
Wright
Annetta Frey
Judd
Virginia Anne Painter
Munn
Neil Hardman
Kohlmann
Charlotta Fawcett
Dolores
Brown
Mary K. Withers
Humjegro
Grann
Jane
Kunst
Militar Marsh
Schubert
Wayne Knotts
Birthday Dinner Honors 67th Natal Day at Murphy Home
A dinner party at the H. W. Murphy residence near Fetterman celebrated his sixty seventh birthday with eighteen guests. Two birthday cakes, prepared by Mrs. Gay Boyce and Mrs. Dessie Murphy, graced the table. Honor guests included H. W. Murphy and family, Dorothy, Robert, Ethel Yvonne Uniontown, Charles Luckey Cool Spring, and Russell Boyce with son Lowell. Roscoe Murphy and daughters Gladys and Norma Lee also attended. After dinner games, ice cream was served by Mrs. Murphy later in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Murphy
Near
Fetterman
Murphy
Gay Boyce
Dessie Murphy
H. J. Murphy
Dorothy
Robert
Ethel
Uniontown
Charles Luckey
Cool Spring
Russell Boyce
Lowell
Roscoe Murphy
Gladys
Norma Lee
Murphy Ee
Wheeling Man Elected Legion District Head
Wheeling resident Joseph H. Reass Jr. was elected commander of the first American Legion district. Reass helped organize Wheeling Post No. 1, the country’s first unit, and now leads the district from Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Joseph H. Reass, Jr
Wheeling Post No. 1
American Legion
Wright Mander
First Legion
Dress Embroidery Pattern 6991 Add Color To Frock
Easy dress motifs for one or multiple colors update plain frocks with a transfer pattern offering 25 motifs. Includes stitch illustrations and dies sizes 18 by 18 inches to 65 by 65 inches. Send ten cents to Grafton Sentinel Arts Dept for pattern 6991 with name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Sentinel
Horsehold
W. 14Th ‘Streat
New “York
N. Y
Surprise Birthday Dinner Party At Klepfel Home
A noon dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Paul Klepfel's home honored Mrs. Klepfel's June 13 birthday with relatives and friends from Monongah Valley Falls Lost Run Pruntytown Grafton and Ham mond. A large birthday cake by Mrs Leonard Jeffries highlighted table decorations, gifts were presented, and attendees included Emmett Simmons Jessie Whiteman and others. A postscript notes a pepper shortage mentioned by a man at the next desk amid a baseball league standings digression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Klepfel
Klepfel
Leonard Jeffries
Emmett Simmons
Spencer
Jessie ‘Whiteman
Charles
Janice Craft
Virginia ‘Turnley
Virginia Mahley
Monongah
John Klepfel
Valley Falls
L.A. Jeffries
Brooks
Jean
Norma
James
Janice
Lost Run
Hazel Giles
Anna
Betha Abel
Pruntytown
Fred Klepfel
Hammond
Herman Klepfel
Jack
Frances Jones
Eleanor Jeffries
L. W.tingler
Roy Thorn
Doris Jean
Grafton
Klepfél
Vera Alice
Paula June
Webster Church Society Holds Evening Meeting
Webster Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. L A McNemar's home with Mrs. Paul Wolfe co hosting. Bertha Wolfe led devotions and a business session planned the July 10 gathering at Mrs. Mildred McWilliams. A salad hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Webster Methodist Church
L. A. McNemar
Paul Wolfe
Bertha Wolfe
Mildred McWilliams
Howard Wolfe
A. L. Reynolds
Odbert Cooper
George Felton
Herman Getz
Tracy Felton
Rebecca Neal
Pearl Felton
Genevieve Preston
Elaine Wolfe
Mary Virginia Felton
Nancy Ann Getz
Susan McWilliams
Clara
Louise Felton
Ronald Bartlett
Betty Williams Honored At Farewell Party
Miss Betty Williams, soon to move to Buckhannon, attended a farewell party hosted by Roberta Travis at 119 West Washington Street. The gathering featured hostess signs, gifts, games, dancing, and late refreshments for guests including Prances Leonard, Helen Miller, Mary Prances O'Dell, Helen Shingleton, Janie Wolfe, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Williams
Buckhannon
Roberta Travis
Travis
West Washington Street
Pccasion
Miss Williams
Williams
Prances Leonard
Helen Miller
Mary Prances O'Dell
Helen Shingleton
Janie Wolfe
Richard Bolyard
Wesne ‘Daugherty
Willard Donley
Bruce Burd
Richard Leohard
Robert McCartney
Critish Marshall
Paul Shahan
Blueville Methodist Sunday School Class Meeting
Seven members of the King’s Daughters class of Blueville Methodist Church attended a Wednesday evening meeting at the home of Mrs. Blanche Newcome. Mrs. Hazel Norris led devotions and class president Myrtle Brown conducted a discussion of important business matters. A social period followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Blueville Methodist Sunday School
Blanche Newcome
Hazel Norris
Myrtle Brown
Social hour guests noted at Newcome residence
A social hour was held during which refreshments were served by Mrs Newcome. Guests included Mrs Magdaline Poe and Miss Ada Sinsel, enhancing the occasion with cordial hospitality.
Weekend and Family News From Salisbury Area
Brief weekend guests include Mr. and Mrs. James P. Brown and son and daughter of Salisbury Massachusetts at the Tregenllas home. Attending a church wedding were Mr. and Mrs. E. Hampie and daughter Catherine from Parkersburg. Cons tance Limbers, student nurse, vacationing with her mother Nora Limbers. A daughter named Rita Lou Evans was born to Mr and Mrs Reese Evans of Washington, Pa. The baby weighs 13 ounces at 8 24 p.m. on June 14. Both mother and child are doing nicely. The Evans are related to Abe Isner of this city as the baby is his first great grandchild. L. H. Scott and wife returned from a week’s vacation at Washington, Indiana. Herbert Ingram of Aberdeen, Md., visited Ruth Burge on Market street. Harry Friedman and family left for two weeks vacation to Niagara Falls, Cleveland, Logansport and Lafayette, Ind., to attend the 25th wedding anniversary of Ford Goodman. Mrs. J. S. and Florine Friedman traveled from Baltimore where Florine studies at Goucher College. Hospital notes include Mrs. Krevhel admitted as medical patient, tonsillectomies on Phyllis Price and Aline Phillips, Mrs Elmer Tucker underwent major operation, and Mrs A. M. Anvil dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Evans
Washington, Pa
Rita Lou Evans
Abe Isner
Harry Friedman
Niagara Falls
Cleveland
Ohio
Logansport
Lafayette
Ind
Ford Goodman
Miriam
Stanley
Charles’ ‘Krevhel
Pearl Street
Phyllis Price
West Main Stret
Aline ‘Phillips
Wilford Street
Elmer Tucker
Tunnelton
A. [¢. Anvil
Route 1
Independence
Churchill Receives Honorary Degree in NBC Broadcast
Winston Churchill, accepting an honorary LL D from Rochester University, told the United States in a NBC Blue network broadcast that united action across oceans can guide and save the world. He noted his American roots through his mother and grandmother and recalled generations of Jeromes in American soil and Washingtons armies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodo
Ric Winston Churchill
United States
NBC Blue
Rochester
N.Y
Churchill
Leonard Jerome
Jeromes
Washington
Atlantic Ocean
Communication To Rome AP Bureau Is Suspended
In Bern Switzerland on June 16 the Associated Press report that telephone links to its Rome bureau were severed by Italian operators who refused authorization. The Bern office briefly reconnected at 11:45 but the line failed again, and by 12:55 no call could be completed, the usual daily Rome telephony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Switzerland
Associated Press Bureau
Rome
Berne
Four French Airmen Surrender To British At Gibraltar
LA LINEA Spain June 16 British say four French airmen surrendered after landing their bomber at Gibraltar. A second bomber crew was rescued after a crash in the strait during anti aircraft fire. Another bomber over Gibraltar reportedly crashed into the water. three crewmen rescued. The surrendering crew and the rescued may be French. The aircraft originated from a French Morocan base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Linea
Spain
Gibraltar
Strait
Unite
Mor‘occa
Grandpappy Jenkins rejects gasless Sunday plan
The item notes Grandpappy Jenkins opposes a gasless Sunday proposal as many people stay home, impacting his living room sofa monopoly and related leisure activities.
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D.A.R
Barclay
Shepard Barclay
Garior
iDealer
JO North Wing
Moade
Catures Syndicate, Inc
Murphy Home
Frazier Cameron
Bruce
Joan Knotts
MacLachan
Richardean Pestear
Betsy Ross
Betty Mancill
Marion
Philadelphia
Stars and Stripes
Old Glory
Central Press
Natal
Alice Brooks
Webster Church Society
WSCS
Blueville
Claire Tilden
James P. Brown
Salisbury, Ma
Tregéllas
Hampie
Catherine
Parkersburg
Constance Limbers
St. Mary's Hospital
Clarksburg
Nora Limbers
Barrett Street
L. H. Scott
Maple Avenue
Washington, Indiana
Herbert Inghram
Aberdeen, Md
Ruth Burge
Market Street
From
Baltimore
Florine
Goucher College
Diamonds
Skaggs & Company
Britisher
Tag Dealer Toda
Ekens
Robert’s Merdware
East Main St. Maraetn
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