Kathryn Devlin Weds Myron Miller in Oceanside Church
Kathryn Devlin daughter of Mrs. Russell Woddard of New Haven Connecticut and Myron R Miller pharmacist mate third class USNR wed June 1 at 7 pm in Oceanside California Christian church. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Lester Fetty of Oceanside with 25 guests present for ceremony and reception. The bride attended Grafton High School and worked for Westinghouse in Fairmont. groom a Grafton High graduate stationed at Camp Pendleton with 18 months Africa Sicily England service. They reside at 418 South Ditman Oceanside California.
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Grace Proudfoot
West Prancis Street
Kathryn P. Devlin
Russell Woddard
New Haven
Lester Fetty
Oceanside
Mary Rn Anderson
Lester Meyer
J. H. Carin
USN
Fairmont
Grafton High School
Naval Amphibious Raining
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Africa
Sicily
England
South Ditman Street
Rosie Moats Hosts Friends in Honor of Visitor from New Castle
Miss Rosie Moats of 114 East Wilford street hosted a gathering for Jack Osborn of New Castle Pennsylvania visiting Grafton. Entertainment was provided by Dolores June Pat and Jack Osborne of Pruntytown. Late refreshments were served by Miss Moats to guests including Mr and Mrs James Moats and son Richard of Webster Mr and Mrs R J Osborne and son Dickie of Pruntytown Mr and Mrs Edward Parkee of Clarksburg H C Anser of Adrian Mrs James Mitchell of Steubenville Ohio and J C Shingleton John Cosman and Luther Wagner of Grafton.
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Rosie Moats
Wilford Street
Jack Osborn
New Castle
Grafton
Dolores June
Pat
Jack Osborne
Pruntytown
Miss Moats
James Moats
Richard
Webster
R. J. Osborne
Dickie
Edward Parkee
Clarksburg
H. C. Anser
Adrian
James Mitchell
Steubenville
Ohio
J. C. Shingleton
John Cosman
Luther Wagner
Betas Will Meet At Baptist Church
Members of Alpha Mu chapter of Peta Sigma Phi sorority will meet at the First Baptist church tonight at 7:30 p.m. for their last lost cultural and business meeting until fall. Pledges have been requested to meet at 7 o'clock for their study preceding the regular meeting. Robert E. Lee probably was the first prominent advocate of schools of journalism and he put classes in journalism in the curriculum of Washington College during his presidency.
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Alpha Mu
Peta Sigma Phi Sorority
First Baptist Church
Robert E. Lee
Washington College
Community club and society meetings listed for June 21 22
June 21 Alpha Mu chapter of Seta Sigma Phi meets at First Baptist at 730 pm pledges at 700 pm. Degree of Honor to meet VFW hall for birthday party 2 pm co hosts Mrs Minnie Thorn and Mrs Edna Poling. Taylor County Red Cross officials meet at Malone's Drug Store HQ 730 pm. Delta Nu Tau Phi Lambda at Miriam Nesto 519 Beech St 700 pm co host Mrs Louise Arble. Ladies First Church of Christ sew Red Cross rooms 1 4 pm. June 22 Ladies First Presbyterian sew Red Cross HQ 1 4 pm. VFW auxiliary meets at lodge hall 800 pm. Philathia Sunday School class First Baptist home of Mrs Lillie Thomas for covered dish dinner 630 pm.
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Alpha Mu
Seta Sigma Phi
First, Baptist Church
V.F.W. Hall
Minnie Thorn
Edna Poling
Taylor County
Red Cross
Malone's
Delta Nu
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Miriam Nesto
Beech Street
Louise Arble
Ladies of the First Church of Christ
Ladies of the First! Presbyterian Church
V.fiw
Lodge
Philathia
First Baptist Church
Lillie Thomas
Local Hospital Adds Technician From Columbus
Miss Betty Fisher of Columbus Ohio arrived in Grafton yesterday to accept the laboratory technician position at Graf ton City hospital. She replaces Mrs H A Rickert, formerly Mary Lou Lake, who left to join her husband in Ando Texas. Cuba's present constitution was adopted in 1940.
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Betty Fisher
Columbus
Ohio
Brown
Grafton
Grafton City Hospital
Miss Fisher
H. A. Rickert
Mary Lou Lake
Ando
Texas
Crochet Square Crochet Pattern Sale in Grafton Sentinel
Vintage ad touts a 12 inch crochet square pattern 7048 with directions and stitches. Readers are invited to send fifteen cents to Grafton Sentinel Household Arts Dept in New York for pattern and a 32 page Needlework Book offering 130 illustrations of embroidery, home decor and more with Alice Brooks guidance.
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Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts Dept
P. O
New York
N. Y
Grafter Sentinel
New York 11
Gratton Sentinel
Pattern Dept
Station O
N.Y
Marian’ Martin
Fairmont Notes on Local Visits and Hospital News
Local briefs report Ellen Burns visiting Maple avenue with the Lambert family, C D Losh returning from Jacksonville with his wife to Knotts Avenue, and related personal notices. Mrs Ruth Ann Wolfe recovers from major surgery, Rose Miller Price and Walter Cross are hospital patients, and William H. Ridenour underwent major surgery in Fairmont. The wartime section recalls Buckner’s death and Okinawa operations, noting Japanese losses and Allied casualties through May, with aims of blockade and bomber bases shaping the campaign.
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Ruth ‘Ann Wolfe
Lindsey Wolfe
Moatsville
Route 2
Rose Miller Price
West Wilford Street
Walter Cross
Warder Avenue
City Hospital
Battle reports show Okinawa pressure continues
Reports note American forces sink 24 and damage 54 light vessels as enemy losses rise. Tokyo radio acknowledges dwindling defense while Okinawa falls. Japanese speculation centers on any future strike point toward homeland or China, with U S task forces moving west of Okinawa amid supply ships and assault boats offshore.
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Okinawa
Tokyo Radio
U. S
Bosse
New World Assembly Powers Face Global Debate
A proposed general assembly of nations would discuss questions within the charter and advise the Security Council, ending a long global struggle for a world forum. Victor Andrade of Bolivia led the committee on assembly powers with Herbert V. Byatt of Australia cited as a key leader.
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General Assembly of Nations
Assembly
Security Council
Council
Victor Andrade
Bulivia
Committee On Assembly
Herbert V. Byatt
AUS
Fat Salvage Slogan Prompts War Fat Drive
P. D. Eckler of New York, a stock broker, launched a fat salvage campaign slogan urging Americans to render and turn in used fat. He notes housewives in 1945 should scrape skip and scoop every dish to aid meat dealers until fat producers in the South Pacific Islands resume supply.
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P. D. Eckler
New York
Caesar
Mr. Eckler
South Pacific’ Islands
Charter draft moves to plenary as signings loom
The last commission session reviewed a charter chapter on trusteeships and colonial governance while Secretary of State Stettinius announced a signing on Monday. The event will include a United Nations room setting and a four way committee to report to plenary, with the president arriving to witness the signing before returning to Washington. Brig. Gen. Romulo lauded the charter as a charter of human liberty and freedom, while Commander Stassen urged nations to live by its principles. Lord Cranborne noted independence remains possible through natural evolution.
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Tralia le
Andrade
Stettinius
United Nations
Washington
Independence
Senate
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
Commission
Harold E. Stassen
United States
Lord Cranborne
Penetrating 90 Percent Alcohol Test for Athletes Foot
A 10 minute test uses a mobile liquid with full strength alcohol to penetrate infection. Powders ointments and mild solutions fail to penetrate effectively. The tool described is the only solution with 90 percent alcohol claimed to reach more germs. Available in test sizes at Malone's and many drug stores.
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Malone's
Debate on Egypt Faction Over Security Council Big Five
Egypt objects to listing France as a permanent Five member amid talks on a new 11 nation security council. Abdel Hamid Pasha Redawi of the Egyptian delegation urged balance, citing regional concerns as French troops remain in Syria.
UN Security Council Faces Syria Peace Path
Ansin Syria said the council would press for peace with France among the Big Five and OPEC weighing in. The membership provision, including France, was approved but Saudi Arabia and Syria remained opposed to certain terms.
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Ans
Syria
France
Saudi Arabia
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