Church and club meetings set across town calendar
On June 20 21 and 22 various groups meet at churches homes and halls including W C S at Andrew's Methodist Linly club Emma Rogers Bible class St John's Methodist auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Tau Phi Lambda sorority P H C Degree of Honor Red Wing club Haymond Community club and Eastern Star Past Matrons and Patrons note changes in meeting dates with times mostly 7 to 8 p m at church social rooms V F W hall and private homes with hostesses and city venues listed for each gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Andrew's Methodist Church
Dessie Woods
Linly Club
Lora Lyman
High Street
Emma Roger
West Main Street
St. John’s Methodist Church
Veteran's of Foreign Wars
V. F. W. Hall
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
Supreme Forest Wooamen Circle
P.H.C
Red Wing Club
Ruby Carroll
Haymond Community Club
John A. Luzadder
Grafton-Morgantown Road
The
Eastern Star
Pittsburgh Woman Wed to Robert Grayson in Lutheran Parsonage
Elizabeth Flowers Shrom daughter of Mrs. J. F. Shrom of 44 Meade avenue Pittsburgh wed Robert B. Grayson son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Grayson of 127 East Wilford street at 8 30 p m Monday June 12 in the Lutheran church parsonage. The Rev E F K Roof officiated. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Edward Grayson. The bride wore white with matching accessories. Mrs Grayson wore navy with matching accessories. The bride is a Allegheny high school Training College of Pittsburgh graduate and employed by Indemnity Insurance Company of North America. Sgt Grayson a secretary to the division engineer of Monongah division of the Baltimore and Ohio railway company is with No 1 Military Bee detachments at Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Elizaveth Flowers Shrom
Je F. Shrom
Meade Avenue
Pittsburgh
Robert B. Grayson
C. E. Grayson
East
Wilford Street
E. F. K.roof
Edward Grayson
Ethel Street
Gues
Grayson
Allegheny “High School
Ness
Training College
Monongah Division
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
No. 1
Military Bee
Aberdeen
Violet Knotts Weds Sergeant Knotts in St Pauls Church
Violet Marie Knotts daughter of Mr and Mrs Jett Knotts Newbury wed Sergeant William T Knotts US Army son of Mr and Mrs Homer Knotts also of Newbury. The ceremony was held Thursday June 15 at St Pauls Methodist Church with Rev Minor Sprague officiating. The bride attended Fellows School and worked in Wafton. the groom has served over nine years in the Army and returned from the European Theatre. They plan to reside in Columbia South Carolina near Fort Jackson after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Marie Jobs
Jett Knotts
Newbury
William T. Knotts
U. S. Army
Homer Knotts
St. Paul's
Wafton
Set
Knotts
U. S
Youre Not Too Old To Feel Young Tromone Ad
An old style medical advertisement offers Tromone a new formula combining vitamins and hormones to restore vitality for middle aged men. It claims improved attitude energy and pleasures once felt in youth. Sold by Malone Drug Co and druggists everywhere with label directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone Drug Co
Barclay on Bridge Mind Reading at the Table
The column discusses inferring an opponent's next move in bridge and how misdirection and declarer play hinge on such reads. It includes a detailed hand where misreads lead East to misplay, illustrating how a seemingly logical lead can backfire and alter the contract's outcome.
Moats and Mitchell Wedding Announced in Oakland Md
Mr and Mrs James Moats of Wester announce the marriage of their daughter Verlin to James Mitchell son of Mr and Mrs Elihue Mitchell of Clemtown. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Minor Sprague in Oakland Maryland on June 14. The bride wore a gown described in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Moats
Wester
Verlin Moats
James Mitchell
Elihue Mitchell
Clemtown
Minor Sprague
Oakland
Dress and wedding details at Hazel Atlas Glass employee home
A poudre blue dress worn with white accessories and a corsage of red rosebuds described the wedding attire. Mrs. Mitchell was employed by Hazel Atlas Glass Company prior to marriage. Mr. Mitchell works for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. They plan to reside at 1005 West Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Hazel Atlas Glass Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
West Main Street
Pattern 9286 Dress and Skirt Sizes and Ordering Details
Pattern 9286 offers cotton ready to wear playwear and skirt options in sizes listed. Instructions specify fabric yardage for size 16 playsuit and skirt, coin payment of sixteen cents, and mail to Grafton Sentinel Pattern Dept New York with size name and address. A separate Marian Martin Spring Pattern Book is available for ten more cents plus pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Sen Inel Pattern Dept
West 18Th Ft
New York
N. Y
Marian Martin
Grafton Sentinel
Pattern Department
Alice Brooks
Soldiers and Families News in Brief
IN UNIFORM reports Pfc Carl H. Gawthrop returns to his anti aircraft unit in England after seven days with his father near Grafton. Mr and Mrs Claude E Griffith of Thayer avenue announce Staff Sgt Milford fifth arrival in England. Home From Trinidad Pt Clyde J Collier spends a 20 day furlough with West Main street parents after visiting Washington D C sisters. Pvt Paul Kirkpatrick transfers from Lowry Field to Ft Myers for advanced gunnery school. Albert Sansberry Jr returns to New York after a three day leave with Robley street parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl H. Gawthrop
Cecil Gawthrop
Grafton
Gawthrop
England
Claude E. Griffith
Thayer Avenue
Milford Fith
Trinidad
Clyde J. Collier
British West Indies
A. O. Collier
West Main Street
Virgil Bolyard
Earl Hughes
Elizabeth Larrick
Washington, D.C
Pvt
Paul Kirkpatrick
137
High Street
Lowery Field
Denver
Colorado
Ft. Myers, Fla
U. S. Army Air Corp Base
New York
Albert Sansberry, Jr
U. S. Navy
Mrs. Sansberry
Robley Street
Wartime Salads Boost Meals With Rationed Foods
Wartime nutrition expert Vianna Bramblett urges homemakers to use fresh market vegetables and victory gardens to craft nourishing salads. She offers ideas for tomato and cheese stuffed salads, fruit salads, and three daily menus aligned with government food groups to stretch rations and taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vianna
D. Bramblett
WLW
Victory Gardens
Zasie Seyen
Weekend Visitors and Family News in Berkeley Springs
Akron visitors Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rebrooks spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. William E. DeMoss in Berkeley Springs. Mrs. D. C. of West Main Street and Mrs. Glyde Turner of Yatesville are also visiting Berkeley, West Virginia. Seaman Floyd Scott Hamilton and wife welcomed a daughter Tamela Jean born at 11:35 p.m. Saturday June 15. Hamilton is stationed at Bainbridge Maryland and recently returned from a short leave. Paul Murphy and Janice Moore underwent tonsillectomies. Major surgery for John E. Frey at City Hospital. Mrs. George B. Dowden returned home after fifteen days with Pvt. George E. Dowden at Scott Field. James J. Nestor left for Washington to join the U S Army after visiting his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Rebrooks
Akron
Ohio
William E. DeMoss
Brownlow Park
Berkeley Springs
D. C
West Main Street
Seaman
Floyd Scott Hamilton
Tamela Jean
Hamilton
Barbara Gerkin
USN
Bainbridge
George B. Dowden
Pvt
George E. Dowden
Scottfield
Army Air Corps
Washington
James J. Nestor
Washington, D. C
U. S. Army
James
Nestor
City
West Virginia Readies Two-Week War Loan Cruise Plan
Charleston reports on state war bond efforts with a plan for a two week Fifth War Loan cruise in dual streams. A West Virginia Task Force amphibious craft will be named Above Sea Level Mission and make ports along the Ohio and Kanawha rivers from Chester to Montgom ery. State education board holds budget and personnel talks with Negro institutions West Virginia State College and Bluefield State College and prepares for vocational and rehabilitation program discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Ohio
Chester
Panhandle
Srip
Kenova
Kana
Wha
Point Pleasant
Montgomery
Charleston
State Board of Education
Negro State Board
West Virginia State College
Institend
Bluefield
The War Today Inferred Luftwaffe Odds In Battle
The column argues Germany once boasted vast air power with up to twenty thousand planes but current estimates doubt such numbers. It notes Luftwaffe strength may be similar to the RAF at a critical date and suggests Allied fliers will not quit despite German mounting resistance. Churchill is implied to know many reasons for defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Luftwaffe
RAF
Summer Months May Bring Full Succe ss to the Cause
A fragmented line states that the months of this summer may bring full success to the cause of freedom, a note attributed to today’s Neelwork. The readable text hints at optimism about political or social progress, though details are sparse.
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Elizabeth Shrom
R.B. Grayson Arry
Mrs
Violet M. Knotts
Sergeant Knotts
Meuador
Athens
Europe
Rome
Barclay ON Bridge
Byu Shepard Barclay Ar
Authority
West
Avand
Clarer
South
North
Ecorrow
Tom
Dedler
Arias
Moats
Rev. Minor Sprague
Oakland, Md
Deel
Trrad
Dr. D. Jayne & Son
Hi Medical
Au- Sesue
le Importan Art New
Lorie En Nolan En Siben
United States
Mra, Brarblett
Joe Marsh
Induriey i Wrest
McKinley
Valle
Paul Murphy
Bluemont Street
Janice Moore
Beech
Max Sinsel
Route 1
City Hospital
John E. Frey
Washington Street
Grocers
Grafton Baking Co
Commie
Cha
Igor Vles
der Fuehrer
Mr. Churchill
Premamn Beer
Tomers
National Brewing Co
Baltimore
Neelwork
Ari
Rayne Cme
Studebaker Corporation
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