Gold Star Picnic At Graf ton Dam By Nazarene Class
The Gold Star Workers Sunday school class of the Nazarene church held a picnic at Graf ton Dam on Wednesday evening at six o'clock. Guests and members included Reverend and Mrs. Boshell and numerous couples, with a long list of attendees such as Mr. and Mrs. Earl Countryman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Isner, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kilpatrick, and others.
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Gold Star Workers
the Nazarene Church
Grafton Dam
Boshell
Earl Countryman
Charles Isner
Carl Kilpatrick
William Knotts
Albert Woodyard
John Grimes
Jacquelyn Country
Classified Advertising Rates and Notices
Classifieds describe rates and rules for insertions and lists several sample ads. entries include coal stove for sale, kitchen stove and doors, multiple rental listings, a farm rental, furnished apartment, rooms for rent, and a lost Brownie camera with a contact number.
Wanted to Rent Near Grafton Jetty Area
Classified notices show multiple short ads including a man seeking a modern four room or larger home near downtown Grafton with yard or acreage, a married man 25 to 40 with permanent local job applying in Vandergrift, and various service ads. Also an obituary-like thanks note for Rosa Rogers and references to local assistance.
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Grafton
John
Matthews
Vandergrift
Visitors and departures noted in local social items
Mrs Edwin Crabtree and Mrs Everett Barnes hosted guests with Miss Virginia Fleming of Wellsburg. Arthur L Howearth of Wellsburg visited. Carolyn Howearth returned home with her parents. Tom Hopkins from Morgantown visited former Grafton resident Mrs Bill Henderson. Effie Edgell from Smithfield visited relatives. Miss Mary Ellen Roof sails to Ohio University summer program in Athens. Judy Miller travels to LeGrand Oregon with Mrs H A Miller and Mrs Cecil Sapp as far as Chicago. Mrs Fred V Kunst at St Marys hospital after cataract surgery.
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R. M. Parrish
Brownlow Park
Women's Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Dorothy Wittman
Fairman
West Virginia
H. E. Brestel
J. E. Rhodes
HE. Brestel, Jr
C. E. Ware
Margaret Watkins
Nettie Watkins
Mabel Watkins
Myrtle Bebout
WH. Wittman
Florence Wittman
Edwin Crabtree
Everett Barnes
Arthur L. Howearth
Wellsburg
O. J. Howearth
Carolyn
Tom Hopkins
Morgantown
Bill Henderson
Grafton
Effie Edgell
Effie Henderson
Smithfield
Mary Ellen Roof
E.F.K. Roof
Athens
Ohio
Ohio University
Oregon
Judy Miller
West Boyd Street
LeGrand
Herman Young
H. A. Miller
Cecil Sapp
Fairmont
Chicago
Fred V. Kunst
West Washington Street
St. Marys Hospital
Clarkshoro
City official warns against overrun on housing program
The speaker argues that to keep finances in shape the community must curb spending and notes no houses would be built in 18 months under the program, calling it one large money bill that should be set aside.
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Bays Aoe
Community Clubs Schedule June Events in VFW Hall
Local groups publish a series of June meetings. Mountaineer Council No. 44 meets June 18 at 8 p.m. at East Main VFW hall. Royal Neighbors of America meet June 20 at 8 p.m. Also June 20 Red Wing Club hosts Mrs. Mary Parkhill at 1 One St. at 8 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railroad Telegraphists meets June 20 at 7:30 p.m. at the R of P Hall. June 21 Andrews Methodist WSCS offers a musical program at 2 p.m. at Andrews Church with All-State Chorus. Women’s Council of the Church of Christ meets June 21 at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. C. J. Howearth’s home. June 21 First Baptist RTS Class holds a half-pound party at church at 7:30 p.m. with apron exchange. June 21 Kings Daughters Bible Class meets 8 p.m. at Evangelical United Brethren class room. June 22 White Fawn Courier No. 3 hosts 2:30 p.m. covered dish dinner and gift exchange at VFW hall.
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Mountaineer Council No. 44
Junior Order United
American Mechanics
VFW
East Main Street
Royal Neighbors of America
Red Wing Club
Mary Parkhill
B. of R. T
R. of P. Hail
R.T.S
First Baptist Church
Kings Daughters
Evangelical United’ Brethren Church
V.F.W. Hall
Underground cable links connect major Indian cities
Underground cable links are being established between Calcutta, Madras, Bombay and Delhi to improve communication networks and regional connectivity across India. The project aims to integrate key urban centers and enhance data transmission capabilities nationwide.
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Calcutta
Madras
Bombay
Delhi
Serenade for Newlyweds at Woodford Home
A large group of neighbors and friends gathered at 307 East Washington Street last evening to serenade newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Duane Royce, formerly Miss Mary Gale Woodford. The event included a wheelbarrow ride for the couple and a linen shower with many gifts. Ice cream and cake were served by the bride’s mother and sister, with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Leon Shroyer, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pifer, Mr. and Mrs. James Isner, and others from the Woodford neighborhood.
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Duane Royce
Warren Woodford
Washington Street
Bes Woodford
Abigail Woodford
Fellowsville
Leon Shroyer
Russell Pifer
James Isner
John Trisler
Joe Friend
L. H. Shaffer
Lola
Evelyn
Robert Shroyer, Jr
Jerry Zinn
Cara Sue
Larry Woodward
Wesley
Donald
Russell
Patricia Isner
Britain and Argentina trade pact faces pressure limits
Hoffman told senators that the ECA will use every pressure available against a Britain Argentina type trade pact. He warned that two days earlier such trade barriers must be removed if European recovery is to be considered a pond risk in the fiscal year starting July 1, 1951.
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Britain
Hoffman
ECA
Argentina
Wite Preservers 5 Geo. ceten and clean clothesline care
Keep your clothesline rolled neatly and unknotted to save time and temper when you hang out your wash. This advice notes caution and efficiency in laundry routines for neat clothes handling.
State contends three feet of water flood business district
The towin section reports three feet of water covering the business district amid disaster. Distress calls for 300 families were sent to American Red Cross in Washington. disaster units could be expected today. India plans to build a million homes for workers in ten years.
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Towin
American Red Cross
Washington
India
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