Jeffries Sheets Wedding at St. Pauls Oakland Md
Miss Frances Jeffries married John E. Sheets at St. Pauls Methodist Church Oakland on June 14 in a double ring ceremony. Rev Den ver G Pickens performed the vows. The couple plans a honeymoon to Deep Creek Lake and later a longer trip. Frances is daughter of Mrs. Vada Utt Pruntytown and John is son of Roy Sheets Grafon Park.
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St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Oakland
Maryland
Frances Jeffries
Denver G. Pickens
John E. Sheets
Vada Utt
Pruntytown
Roy Sheets
Park
Ela
Tessories
Lillian Isner
Jonor
Charles B. Shaw
Sheets
Deep Creek Lake
Grafton Senior High
Grafton City Hospital
United States Navy
Atlantic
Pacific
Carr China Company
Parkview
Pilson-Duckworth Marriage Revealed in Red House
Announcement confirms the marriage of Miss Betty Duckworth of Clem town to Wilford H. Pilson Jr. of Grafton in a double ring ceremony read by Rev. Alvah Jones at Red House Maryland on Sunday June 15. The groom served four years in the U.S. Army with 39 months in the European Theater and the couple plan to reside at 135 East Knotts Avenue. The notice also lists several local club meetings and church events for June 18–21.
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Betty Duckworth
Sam’ Duckworth
Clemtown
Wilford H. “Buss” Pilson, Jr
W. H. Pilson
Grafton
Red House
Maryland
Alvah Jones
Filson
United States Army
Armel
Grafton Taxi
East Knotts Avenue
W.S.C.S
Blueville
Class Meets Last Eve
Yesterday evening fifteen men of the RTS of the First Church met for a regular monthly meeting. Alice Scott led the devotional period. Mrs. Pauline Williamson presided over a brief business session. Secretary and treasurer reports by Mrs. Frances Adlington were read and approved. Hosts Mrs. Belle Shay and Mrs. Eva Miller served refreshments to members present.
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R.T.S
Alice Scott
Pauline Williamson
Frances Adlington
Belle Shay
Eva Miller
Shirley Jenkins Hosts Class Meeting Evening
Shirley Jenkins entertained members of the High School Class and Senior Christian Endeavor of the Evangelical United Brethren church at her home for a regular monthly meeting. An interesting program directed by Miss Helen Louise Stillwell opened with hymns, readings, prayers, and talks on Christian love, followed by games and refreshments.
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Shirley Jenkins
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Helen Louise Stillwell
Robert Losh
Harry Eckels
Barbara Redinger
Donna Powell
Floren Warder
Christian Endeavor
Oslo
Norway
Connie McProuty
Helen Louise Stillwel
Bonnie Butcher
Lillian Johnson
Donna Lee Powell
Betty Travis
Helen Virginia Redinger
la Donna Jenkins
Jeanne Bott
Jenkins
Local Ladies Named in Social Page List
Miss Ruth Weickhouser and Mrs Beulah Jones head a social notice including Mrs Mary Jo Martin Mrs Oma Fornash Mrs Mabel Bartlett Mrs Mamie Williamson Mrs Norma Wolfe Mrs Alice Scott Mrs Evelyn Pitzer Mrs Frances Adlington Mrs Pauline Williamson Miss Pearl Annon Miss Abra Lemnons and guest Miss Mabel Lee Patton appearing in the community notices with various social engagements and greetings.
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Ruth Weickhouser
Beulah Jones
Mary Jo Martin
Oma Fornash
Mabel Bartlett
Mamie Williamson
Norma Wolfe
Alice Scott
Evelyn Pitzer
Frances Adlington
Pauline Williamson
Pearl Annon
Abra Lemnons
Mabel Lee Patton
Construction Work At Plant Continues With Subcontractors
Continues to finish page one work and fit doors as crews complete roofing. Plumbing and electrical tasks sub contracted to Wiedebush Plumbing and Heating of Fairmont and Dingle and Clarke Company of Cleveland. Nichols Paint Company of Clarksburg paints interior roof and steel work. Globe Automatic Sprinkling Company of Pittsburgh to install sprinklers. Jack Patrick, who oversaw early construction for the Washington Engineering and Construction Company, is replaced by R. V. Stewart of Washington, Pa.
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Flnt
Wiedebush Plumbing
Fairmont and Dingle and Clarke Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Nichols Paint Company
Clarksburg
Globe Automatic Sprifffling Company
Pittburgh
Jack Patrick
Washington, Pa
Virginia Keys And Business Locks Mentioned In Notes
A fragment notes that at the Thompson's business keys were fixed up and made before sales took place. The brief item references Virginia and the Thompson location in the context of keying and access prior to transactions.
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Virginia
Thompson
Progress noted as talks recessed for further discussion
A brief report notes progress on the page one item with officials saying they will recess until later today to allow more discussion. The statement emphasizes additional time for deliberation and potential future updates.
France Britain for Europe in new body status
France sought Russia's views last week on Marshall plans for Europe reconstruction but Moscow gave no reply. Bidault plans to travel to London to discuss ratification accounts on the French British alliance the cabinet denied.
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Europe
France
Russia
Marshall
Moscow
Bidault
London
Kidds Announce Betrothal of Daughter Anna Kidd
Mr and Mrs Henry Kidd announce the betrothal of daughter Anna Kidd to Louis Arnold son of Mrs Pearl Arnold of Clarkspurg. The wedding is set for June 29 at the bride’s parents home with Rev R L Davis officiating. Miss Rhodia Kidd will be maid of honor and Miss Betty Hall bridesmaid. Frank Wise to serve Louis Arnold as best man.
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Henry Kidd
Front Street
Miss Anna Kidd
Louis Arnold
Pearl Arnold
Clarkspurg
Briefly Told Beer Visited Parents in Derry Dye Navy North Virginia
Visitation notes show ETM 2nd class Jerry Pepper on a 30 day leave with parents A. B. Pepper and 318 Walnut street. Joe Ledey from Clarnsourg spent a few days here with friends. Dr. Paul Warden and wife from Maple Avenue visited I. R. Jones and Grafton friends in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Derry Dye
Navy
Little Creek
Virginia
James G. Dye
Maple Avenue
Joe Ledey
Clarnsourg
Jerry Pepper
Walnut Street
Jerry
Norfolk
Cieinnati
Paul Warden
I. R. Jones
Grafton
Cincinnati
Ohio
Gun in Truck Sparks 17th Century English Ban Mention
Fragmentary passage notes a gun found in a driver's seat with no knowledge of its presence. The witness Linkous states he bought the weapon about ten days earlier and carried it in the truck. A brief reference to Bear and bull-baiting being banned under England's King James I and his 1617 Book of Sports is included.
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Sunda
England
James I
Pattern 9149 Two-Piecer For a Perfect Fit
Pattern 9149 offers a smartly simple two piece design with slimming lines and easy sew chart. Sizes range 34 to 48 with a size 36 fabric yardage of 35 inches. Send twenty five cents to Graf ton Sentinel Pattern Dept for the pattern and pattern book details.
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Grafton Sentinel Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Marian Martin
Defense witnesses in Curry murder trial challenge mine strike claims
In MARLINTON on June 18 defense witnesses testified Sam Curry shot two union miners in self defense amid a national mine shutdown. They said threats by Hunt and Thomas were made to halt coal mining and that Curry alone knew of a gun in the truck as tensions rose during the Eureka Hollow incident.
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Linkous
Hunt
Thomas
F. W. Hardy
Keystone
Curry
Marlinton
Sam Curry
McDowell County
Will Hunt
Eckman
James Roosevelt Thomas
AFL United Mine Workers
Bowers
Lloyd Thomas
Roosevelt
Witnesses Describe Shooting Near Community Hall
Roosevelt Thomas and Hunt fell after shots were fired 200 feet from the community hall. State witnesses testified they heard two or three shots but did not see any confrontation or attack on the mine foreman. Witnesses confirmed they observed the shooting from adjacent buildings or homes.
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Hunt
Roosevelt Thomas
Curry
Thomas
White House overwhelmed by mail on labor bill confrontation
President Truman faces a major political clash as lawmakers move toward a likely veto on labor legislation. Ayers reported millions of messages from the public, including 157,000 to 158,000 letters and over 500,000 cards, with a mail pile described as larger than a cord of wood. House leaders expect passage over a veto, while the Senate's fate remains uncertain. The uproar tests White House and Congress cooperation.
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Truman
Ayers
White House
Truman Veto Looms on Tax Cut Bill Says Halleck
Yesterday President Truman vetoed the tax cut bill and Halleck said the veto was the exact opposite of cooperation. If the chief executive pursues labor legislation, he will need Senate backing, while Senator Hatch expressed personal belief that a veto is likely and would be overridden.
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Truman
Halleck
Senate
Hatch
D-N.m
White House
Baby Boy Inquest Planned After Fire Injuries
An inquest will be held later into a baby boy's death or injuries after a fire incident. Lieut Edward Valiquet, who led the fire inhalator squad, reports a bruise on the baby's forehead and marks on the neck.
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Edward Valiquet
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Degree of Honor Lodge
V.F.W. Hall
Rebeckah Lodge
K. of P. Hall
M. & M. Bank
Ruth Newton
Woman's Council of the First Church of Christ
J W. Sho
Ik. T.S
ARE 2 Corp
Island City, N.Y
Mrs. Kidd
Union of South Africa
Fairmont Printing Co
James E. Allan
Fairmont
West Virginia
Baldwin
Coun
Hollo
Gibson
B. Fawley Music CO
St. Morgantown
DIAL
Washington
House
Princeton
N. J
Congress
GOP
Indiana
Royal Typewriters
Adams Office Supplies
Adams Street
W. Va
Prac
Fon Nigatry
Werli
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Drligco
Wu of
Greyhound Vacation
America
Greyhound
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York
N. C
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Philadelphia
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Mass
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Calif
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Wash
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Ind
Chillicothe
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Tex
Denver
Greyhound Terminal Union Drug CO
W. Main St
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