Community club and society meetings announced for June
A series of meetings are listed: W. 8. C. 8 at Mrs James Weaver June 16 at 7 30 p m. Hee Alums at Aileen Moore June 17 7 30 p m. Tau Phi Lambda Sorority Delta Nu at Miriam Nestor 519 Beech St with co hostess Louise Arble June 17 7 30 p m. Sewing club Blueville June 18 8 p m at Mrs Lawson DeLaney. R T S class First Baptist changed to June 18 8 p m at Mrs Beulah Jones Maple Ave with Madeline Jones Bonnie Hancock. Grafton Quota club Cafeteria Court June 21 6 15 p m memorial for Vesta Beagle. W S C S St John s Methodist Circle No 3 hostess Mrs Helen Sloan June 22
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blueville
Lawson DeLaney
First Baptist Church
Beulah Jones
Maple Avenue
Madeline Jones
Bonnie Hancock
Grafton Quota Club
Vesta Beagle
W.s.cs
St. John’s Methodist Church
Circle No. 3
Helen Sloan
Bible Class Elects Officers at Regular West Main Meeting
Emma Rogers Bible class of West Main Street Methodist church held its regular meeting in the church hall last evening electing officers for the coming year. Presiding was Mrs. C. C. Sturms with Mrs. L. W. Kinter as president and Mrs. Nathan Henderson as vice president. Mrs. Margaret McFarland became secretary-treasurer and Mrs. Arthur Peters reporter. Attending members included Mrs. R. J. Utt, Mrs. McFarland, Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Sturms, Mrs. Gall, Mrs. Kinter, Mrs. Peters, Mrs. Ringler, and guest Mrs. Arble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Rogers
West Main Street
Methodist Church
C. C. Sturms
L. W. Kinter
Nathan Henderson
Margaret McFarland
Arthur Peters
Clifford Wells
R. J. Utt
Nathan K2ndergon
Wayne Gall
Harry Ringler
Louis Arble
New Member Joins Local Circle At Meeting
The business session included a new member, Mrs. M. Boylen, added to the circle's roll. The hostess, aided by Mrs. Boylen, served refreshments to nine members and two visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Boylen
Labor Board weighs travel time liability in coal mines
Central Pennsylvania producers and United Mine Workers clashed over portal to portal travel time. The dispute centers on when operators become liable for compensation and at what rate. WLB members weigh final decision amid expectations it will be less than the $1.30 daily figure previously discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
W. VA
Sentinel
Central Pennsylvania
WLB
Charles O'Neill
William H. Davis
Lewis
Labor Board
Central
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
Suddreth Myers Shaw Host Fidelis Club Event
Mrs F Suddarth with Mrs Gertrude Shaw and Miss Ian Myers co hosted a Fidelis club gathering of the Presbyterian church on Thayer Street. Mrs Rhea Fisher led the devotional services before business matters were addressed and plans discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. 8. Suddarth
Gertrude Shaw
Ian Myers
Ne Fidelis Club
The
Presbyterian Church
Thayer Street
Rhea Fisher
Presbyterian church hosts covered dish dinner
A covered dish dinner was held Thursday evening at 6:30 in the Presbyterian church. The social hour followed with refreshments served to Mrs. Rena Goodwin, Mrs. Rhea Fisher, Miss Catherine Scheppler, Mrs. F. B. Smith, Mrs. Tom Yeager, Mrs. Bertha Hodges, Mrs. Florence Wilkinson, Mrs. Emma Morgan, Mrs. James Maniz, and Mrs. Elizabeth Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Rena Goodwin
Rhea Fisher
Catherine Scheppler
F. 8. Smith
Tom Yeager
Bertha Hodges
Florence Wilkinson
Emma Morgan
James Maniz
Elizabeth Gill
Circle Meets At Mrs Lake Home For Monthly W S C S
Circle No 3 of the WSC of St John s Methodist church met at Mrs Frank Lake s Knotts avenue home for their regular monthly gathering last evening Mrs Frank Lake led the devotionals and Mrs G D Stoan attended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 3
WSC
St. John's
New Line of Purse Arrivals at Skaggs & Co Your Jeweler
Skaggs & Co Your Jeweler announces a new purse line arriving soon. The display features a variety of styles and prices, inviting customers to visit the store for the latest fashion accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skaggs & CO
North's best plan for bidding after 1 Spade
In a North hand after South opens 1 Spade and with no vulnerability, the optimal plan centers on precise control of the bidding sequence. East shows five spades and four diamonds with a fear of No Trumps lacking a club stopper, guiding West toward a diamond preference over No Trumps if forced to choose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
East
West
South
North
Atures Syndicate, Inc
Week End Visitors and Local Health News Summary
Visitors over the week end include Mrs. Madeline Foster of Yakama Miss Wanita Moats of Fairmont Miss Dorothea Sutton of Jane Lew and Mr Marvin Barrick of Jane Lew visiting Mr and Mrs Andy Moats of Parkview. Mrs Foster returns to Washington after two months in Grafton. Dr D C Peck funeral attendees include Mrs Claude Rogers of Wheeling and Dr Kenneth Jennings of Washington. Hospital notes report minor and major operations for Sarah Elizabeth Kite Clyde Henderson and Mrs Newton Gawthrop Route 2. Birth announces the arrival of a nine pound two and a half ounce son to Mr and Mrs Robert Lee Hahn of 116 East Washington Street born at 3:30 am. Mother formerly Miss Lila Roomsburg of Moorefield W Va. Father serves in U S Navy at Great Lakes Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Foster
Yakama
Washington
Wanita Moats
Fairmont
Dorothea Sutton
Jane Lew
Marvin Barrick
Andy Moats
Parkview
Sarah Elizabeth Kite
West Main Street
Clyde Henderson
West Knotts Avenue
Newton Gawthrop
Route 2
Robert. Lee Hahn
East Washington Street
Lila Roomsburg
Moorefield
W. Va
Hahn
United States Navy
Great Laxes
Illinois
in the air power boom and price control debate
The article reports on military aviation advances and mounting air force spending. It notes projected annual air force expenditures reaching tens of billions by end of 1943. Price Administrator Prentiss Brown cites government savings from price controls totaling 25.8 billion by 1942 and projected to 70 billion by 1943, amid congressional opposition to subsidies to curb living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prentiss M. Brown
OPA
Great Credit For War Agencies In 1944 Allocations
The House appropriations committee praised war agencies for 1944 allocations while noting mistakes and ongoing improvements. They credited the agencies for speed of action, motion, and progress, and urged constructive criticism to continue, warning against public distrustful critiques.
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Hfe
House Appropriations Committee
Theenford
Rubber and coal controls loom as war rationing nears
September 1942 plans show William Jeffers forecasting full operation of synthetic rubber plants by year end and 800000 tons next year with about 140000 tons by year end this year. OPA rationing chief Kroeger cites eight potential programs including possible coal limits as winter approaches. specifics withheld pending directives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jeffers
OPA
Louis J. Kroeger
Pimples Disappear Overnight with Kleerex
Advertisement claims a hormone free medicated liquid named Kleerex dries pimples overnight. Testimonials say faces become clear by morning. Offers money back if not convinced. Sold by Malone's Drug & Chemical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone's Drug & Chemical Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eldoram
Bolyard Society
Bible Class
Suddreth
Myers, Shaw
Fidelis Club
Nestles
Nestlé
W.S.C.S. Circle
Frank Lake
Shepard Beateley
D. C. Peck
Claude Rogers
Wheeling
Kenneth Jennings
Gi Gorda
S.S
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Wife_Preservers
Farm Bureau
Health
Firs, Automobile
Td Tike
Pearl Gawthrop
Pruntytown
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance CO
Farm Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance CO
Farm Bureau LI ™ Insurance CO
U.S. Army Ordnance Department
Ohio River
Frankford Arsenal
Arctic
U. S. Army Ordnance Department
Chrysler Corporation
Detroit
Plymouth
DODGE
DE Soto
Chrysler
Tee
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