DeMoss Brings Tucker Wedding at DeMoss Home
Eve Louise DeMoss, daughter of Eva DeMoss of 325 Beech, married Cecil Tucker in a single ring ceremony led by Rev Ivan Loy at Saturday evening event. Attendants included numerous family and friends from Wellsboro, Washington, Fairmont, Morgantown, and Clarksburg amid garden arrangements. couple to reside at Beech Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise DeMoss
Eva M. DeMoss
Beech
Cecil ‘Tucker
Clarence Nestor
Herbert Losh
Joan and
Carol
Washington, Pa
Clyde Demoss
Wellsboro
Paul DeMoss
Morgantown
Berlin
Cheat
River Lake
Jean Clair Pettigrew
Jane DeMoss
Charles DeMoss
Betty Jean
Martha
Ethel Wilson
Goldie
Lloyd C. Miller
Clarksburg
Ivan Loy
Elsie Punk
Joe Funk
Herbert Funk
D. L. Tucker
Larah Tucker
Arthur Tucker
Lee Tucker
Buddy Tucker
Herman Tucker
Juanita
Joint Mission Meeting At St Pauls Lutheran Church
An evening gathering brought together the Ladies Aid, Young Woman's Missionary Society, and Senior Missionary group at Mrs. C. E. Ware and Mrs. Margaret Watkins home in Blueville Addition. Miss Dorothy Nye led a refugee themed program with a quiz. Mrs. Earl Jenkins reviewed Christian Roots of Democracy of America. Ada Mae Withers sang a solo, and each group held individual business sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Young Woman's Missionary Society
C. E. Ware
Margaret Watkins
Blueville Addition
Aoe
Dorothy Nye
Nye
Local church and club events listed for June 17 to 24
June 17 includes Lindy club at Mrs. Ben Poling 7 Walters street, joint W. B. C. S. circles meet at Andrews church, Naomi Sunday school class postponement to Mrs. C. W. Wells, St Pauls Methodist W. W. S. C. birthday garden party at 804 West Main, J O U A M meeting at 7 30 p m EST. June 19 Missionary societies meet 2 30 p m at Miss Helen Thayer Washington street and Mrs Allie Chamberlin East Washington street. June 20 Weekley sewing club hosted by Mrs John Shields West Main. June 21 Jr. O. U. A. M. councils meet at Wehn hall 7 30 p m. June 24 Philathea class outdoor picnic 6 30 p m at L. L. Bradley residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindy Club
Ben Poling
Walters Street
W. 8. C. S. of Andrews
Naomi
West Main Street
Methodist
C. W. Wells
St. Paul's Methodist
Ww. S. C
Virgil Rohrbough
Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church
Helen Thayer
Washington Street
Woman's Mission Circle and
Ladies Aid Society
The
First Baptist Church
Allie Chamberlin
East Washington Street
John Shields
Weekley Sewing Club
L. L. Bradley
Missionary Society Elects New Officers
The Missionary society elected officers led by Mrs. C. E. Ware as president, Mrs. Earl Jenkins as vice president, and Mrs. L. W. Heinlein as secretary. Delightful refreshments followed, served by hostesses to nearly twenty-five attendees.
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The
Missionary Society
C. E. Ware
Earl Jenkins
L. W. Heinlein
Local Delegates Leave For Parley
Mrs Mildred Debendarfer president of the Quota club and Mrs Rhea H Fisher lieutenant governor of the first district depart on the National Limited after the regular Quota meeting at Cozy Rest to attend the Quota International convention in Lake Placid New York in June 1921 The delegates plan to visit Boston and other points of interest returning July 3 Reports from the convention will be given at the July 7 meeting Miss Irene Frey is welcomed as a new member
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Debendarfer
Quota Club
Rhea H. Fisher
Leutenant
National Limited
Cozy Rest
Quota International
Lake Placid
N. Y
Boston
Irene Frey
Crochet Vegetable Shade Pulls Bazaar Item
Crochet pattern 7009 offers vegetables in gimp for shade pulls tie-backs or potholder decor. Includes instructions illustrations stitches and photo of a shade pull. Send new cents in coin to Grafton Sentinel Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th Street New York NY with name address and pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patern
Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
US to Send Protest Note Over Sinking of Robin Moor
Washington reports Sumner Welles says basic charges against Germany for sinking the American merchant ship Robin Moor remain unchanged by 35 survivors arriving in Capetown. Evidence from 11 Brazil survivors and forthcoming testimony may lead to a final decision. a stern protest to Germany is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sumner Welles
Germany
Robin Moor
Capetown
Welles
Brazil
West Virginia Lions Elect Officers for Split Districts
West Virginia Lions at Parkersburg consider officers for two newly created districts that divide the state. Huntington delegates push for the 1942 convention while northern district governor candidate Charles Hoult of Fairmont runs unopposed. Southern chairs run by William Lawton of Mt Hope and John Lowe of Milton. Annual conventions will be held jointly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Lion Club
Huntington
Charles Hoult
Fairmont
William Lawton
Mt. Hope
John Lowe
Milton
Senate reads on German consulates and retaliation
Chairman Reynolds warns Germany may have used consulates for propaganda and could retaliate by expelling U S consular staff from Germany and occupied territories. The senate military committee notes possible defense strike connections and widespread belief of reprisals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
D.-N.c
Senate
Germany
U. S
Model Queen Harriet Clarke Crowned for National Week in Chicago
Harriet Clarke of New York is named Queen of National Model Week by the Model Union and will reign over festivities in Chicago from June 30 to July 6. The event features model auto and airplane races and a display of various models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Clarke
New York
The
Modelion
Chicago
Now Then Group Meets Recently At Warder Avenue
The Now and Then club gathered at Mrs. Nina Sturms home on Warder avenue. Members included Mrs. Ruth Crouser Mrs. Mary Wagoner Mrs. Dulu Evans Mrs. Pearl Poling Mrs. Grace Louden Mrs. Elva Gough and Miss Miriam Isner. Bingo tables entertained guests. prizes went to Mrs. Crouser and Mrs. Evans. A guest award was won by Mrs. Ona Zinn and the club prize by Mrs. Poling. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Wagoner’s Lucretia Addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina , Sturms
Warder Avenue
Ruth Crouser
Mary Wagoner
Dulu Evans
Pearl Poling
Grace Louden
Elva Gough
Miriam Isner
Crouser
Evans
Ona Zinn
Poling
Briefly Told Society Notes and Visits Across Town
Brief notices list visits and travels of local residents. Miss Margaret Foley spent the weekend with relatives on Grand Street. Mrs. Holt and children headed to Southern Pines North Carolina to join First Lieut Holt at Fort Bragg for the summer. Barbara and Paul Williamson Jr returned to Harrisburg after visiting Mrs. Kunst and kin. Martha June Lake visited Norma Jeannine Probst. Miss Eloise DeMoss, student nurse, arrives home from Washington to spend vacation with Ola and Mrs. DeMoss. Dr. J A Kimble and family hosted relatives from Paden City and St Louis, while Norman Smalley joined. Mrs. L J Stover returned from Louisville with son Harry M Stover en route from Texas Dental College. Capt Davidson, airport inspector, transferred from Fort Knox. Hospital notes report surgeries for Geraldine Ut singer and James Nestor. Mrs Ola Watkins to be discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
James F. Holt
Jimmie
Jeannie
Southern Pines
N. C
Holt
Fort Bragg
Eloise DeMoss
Sibley Memorial Hospital
Washington, DC
Ola Demoss
Ona Street
Louisville
L. J. Stover
West Main Street
Harry Davidson, Jr
Harry M. Stover
Houston
Texas
Texas Dental College
Capt. Davidson
Fort Knox
Armored Force School
Germans Mass On Norwegian Coast
London reports indicate Germany concentrates large numbers of troops on Norway west coast a potential invasion springboard for Scotland. Norwegian circles note troop trains moving marines and matériel via Oslo to west coast bases while Krageroe near the Skagerrak reports steady transports steaming west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Scotland
Oslo
Krageroe
Skaggerak
Syms
Charleston Printer Buys Braxton County Paper
SUTTON June 17. J Holt Byrne announced he purchased the Braxton Central weekly Republican newspaper from H C Ogden of Wheeling. Byrne, longtime composing room staffer at the Charleston Daily Mail, has owned the paper since 15 years ago. M Byrne, former editor, had run the Central since its founding in 1875.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
J. Holt Byrne
H. C. Ogden
Wheeling
West Virginia
Byrne
Charleston Daily Mall
Isone
M. Byrne
the Central
Roads Lacking in Unincorporated Areas Study Urged
Interim committee urges study of road upkeep outside towns. Report cites lack of street maintenance in unincorporated places and notes possible declines in revenue from gasoline rationing and reduced auto production during national emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
National Emergenc
Stimson Sees Long Fight Over St Lawrence Seaway Plan
Secretary Stimson told the House rivers and harbors committee that the waterway would aid defense by providing a protected route for munitions to Great Britain. He predicted the current war could last more than four years and urged preparation for a long emergency, while noting the project would take about four years to build. Chairman Mansfield pressed whether benefits could be reaped in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stimson
St. Lawrence
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
Mansfield
D.-Tex
United States
Barclay on Bridge Ends in Tricky Trump Play Lesson
Bridge column discusses a 1954 problem where West and East navigate a complex trump sequence. Declarer uses a diamond ruff setup to win the contract, while defender opts for hearts to threaten a dummy’s ruff. The article analyzes how slight choices by West could alter the outcome and presents the related deal and bidding sequence.
Zinc Smelters Vote Walkout Near in West Virginia
About 300 workers at United Zinc Smelting in Moundsville voted five to one for a strike over wages, while deferring action until peaceful settlement efforts fail. The plant produces 1,800 tons monthly and remains in operation as talks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundsville
United Zinc Smelting Corporation
Larry Inclan
International Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
CTO
C. J. Flaherty
International
John E. O'Conner
Aluminum Company of America Defends War Production
William A. Wilson testified that Aluminum Company of America has increased output and offered its technical resources to the government. He argued shortages of aluminum exist for planes and other vital defense needs and criticized Secretary Ickes for denying more electric power at Bonneville dam. Wilson rebutted Ickes statements that the war story might note the company’s recalcitrance as a cause of loss, stressing wars are won by rapid use of all resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Ickes
Bonneville Dam
Aluminum Company of America
Petroleum supply cautions offshore shipments
The office urges avoiding drainage of Atlantic stocks and proposes no further petroleum product sales for offshore shipment without prior office consideration. Ickes aides say the coordinator’s authority guides ensuring adequate, continuous petroleum availability and specific recommendations to maintain ready supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Coast
Ickés
Favor Closing Hearings Probe Nazi Propaganda Links
Favor closing was urged as part of a broad government offensive to curb activities impairing defense efficiency. Senator Connally said some German consulates have spread Nazi propaganda and possibly sabotage and strike agitation in defense plants, and those involved should be closed. Senator Guffey noted the State Department decision was under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connally
D.-Tex
Foreign Relations Committee
Guffey
D-Pa
State Department
Armed German Divisions Occupy Finn Territory
British sources report navicert restrictions eased for Petsamo voyages under German troop movements in Finland. Germany now stations several divisions near the Arctic port, with Britain claiming to intercept ships bound for Petsamo under sea blockade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Petsamo
Finland
Germany
Norway
Court Upholds Mingo Excess Levy Ruling In 1939 Case
STATE COURT and 23 other taxpayers was af firmed. The Mingo county court laid an excess levy in 1939 for a period of three years after citizens voted approval. The levy was to raise an estimated $76,000 to meet accumulated debt. The Norfolk and Western and others brought action to set aside could be laid only for future expenditures. The circuit court said a writ of superseders would be issued but never handed down the writ al though the county court defended the case as if it had been. Rose Explains Opinion Judge H. H. Rose said in a concurring opinion that he agreed with Judge Fox's interpretation of the case but ruled with the majority only because of the difficulty which would be entailed if the levy were set aside after two If, once the bars are lowered, Judge Fox declared, 'so that levy Bodies may be permitted by one device or another to cover up violations of law in expenditure for public funds, by paying illegally issued orders or other obligations out of levies of future years, then any hope of ultimate limitation of levies is a myth and the long struggle for control of public expenditures will have been lost."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Court
Mingo
Norfolk and Western
Circuit Court
Rose
H. H. Rose
Fox
Grocers Flay Democrats Plan on Food Prices
A national grocers association denounces a Denver tied resolution claiming food price drops. it argues consumer savings and expanded farmer markets are largely unsupported by facts. The group cites the resolution and notes A. C. fielded objections.
Farm Price Rise Tied to Labor Costs, Says Authors
Hoffman and F B Waugh of the Department of Agriculture economists assign the rise in prices to increased labor costs. The association disputes a claim that costs drops in foods will follow investigations, calling such statements false.
Two Billions Continued from Page One Eyeing Ongoing Wealth
A 32 year old Omaha lawyer named Pehle, earning $8,000 annually, is described amid mentions of a $7,000,000,000 fortune. The text notes he and staff burn and discard documents, guarded by armed security, with strict controls on accessing funds abroad. The piece hints Pehle may affect German embassy budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omahay Neb
Pehle
O. K
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Lyn L. DeMoss
Leds
C. R. Tucker
Prtty
Beech Street
Joint Mission
Blueville
Ons
Wehn Hall
Alice Brooks
Grand Duchess
Charlotte
Luxembourg
Alan Reed
Pennsylvania Horticultural Society
West Grove
Central Press
West Virginia Lions
Everett Mcdaniel
Brownlow Park
Washington D. C
Ethel Cotton
Margaret Foley of
Keyser
Grand Street
Barbara
Paul Williamson Jr
Harrisburg, Pa
D. G. Kunst
Martha June Lake
Webster
Norma Jeannine Probst
J .A. Kimble
Maple Avenue
C. M. Kimble
Paden City
Charles Everett Kimble
St. Louis, Mo
Norman Smalley
Jersey City
N. J
Drs. Kimble
Geraldine Utsinger
James Nestor
Latrobe Street
City Hospital
Ola Watkins
Route 3
Norwegian
Charleston
Braxton County Paper
Long
St. Lawrence Seaway
Barclay
Shepard
Uorten
vGie
Cummy
Gulnews West Norn
West
Dinviny
King
North
Trump
Seuta
Tas
Zinc Smelters
Grocers Flay
B&o
Baltimore
Grafton
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Claire Tilden
Sentinel
Pattern
Pith Avenue
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