Calendar notices for June meetings and socials
Calendar June 21 events include the Grand International Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers meeting at 1 pm at the K of P Hall and a picnic at Tygart Lake State Park at 6 pm. Knottsville 4-H Club hosts an ice cream social to fund county camp, Hec Alums dine at 6:30, and June 23 marks the descendants of Nathan Plum and Cyrene Caruthers Musgrove reunion at Mt. Nebo Church of Christ with a noon basket dinner.
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Grand International Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Aieet
K. of P. Hall
Tygart Lake State Park
Knottsville 4-H
Knottsville
Hec
Warren McVicker
Nathan Plum
Cyrene Carruthers Musgrove
Mt. Nebo Church of Christ
Green Valley Lodge No. 225
T. Hall
Gay St
Delta Nu- Chapter
Tau Phi Lambda Sorouty
Supreme Forest Woodman Circle
Grafton Hotel
Clara Jean Knotts
Martha Cole
Grace Marie Bartlett
Peegy Curry
Rhth Coberly
Barbara Clarkson
Thornton Methodist Church
Pam
Business Girls Outing and Charity Drive at Tygart Lake Park
The Grafton Business Girls met at Tygart Lake State Park for an outdoor picnic with hostesses Helen Gerkin Helen Lucas and Maycell Dillon. Virginia Delaney presided over a business session and announced the next outdoor meeting on July 10 with Jean Gans Margaret Grinnan and Patty Gallagher as hostesses. A $50 donation to Camp Towles for repairs and $25 to Camp Gallahad were approved. A board meeting is set for June 24 at 8 PM at Virginia Delaney's home. Fifteen then sixteen members and several guests attended, with refreshments served by local hosts and a separate church group enjoying a gathering.arch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Camp Gallahad
Virginia Delaney
Caroline Grow
Mildred Campbell
Nellie Cook
Violet LeMasters
Mary Jean Grinnan
Annabelle Pitzer Flossie Johnson
Charlotte Williams
Jean Gans
Maxine Cockrell
Patty Gallagher
Virginia, Powell
Margaret Grinnan
Ellen Jane Wiseman
Helen Gerkins
Helen Lucas
Nancy Bolyard
Roger LeMasters
Billy Delaney
Mary Ellen Campbell
Suggestions For Baby Safety From The Sentinel Homemaker
The Sentinel Homemaker offers safety tips to protect infants from accidents. Store medicines and dangerous substances out of reach in high cabinets, return used pills promptly, and avoid storing anything in empty food containers. Use nonpoisonous paint on items a baby may chew and keep kerosene and other hazards secured away from curious hands.
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Sentinel
Lutheran Class Holds Dinner at St Pauls Church
Members of the Loyal class of St Pauls Lutheran church and families enjoyed a barbecue dinner Monday evening in the church social rooms. Thirty two attended as Howard O Blue presided over the business session and announced an upcoming district rally and instruction session for Lutheran Evangelism.
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St Paul's Lutheran Church
Howard O. Blue
Vincent Moats
Fresno
Cal
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Rents
William Moat
Benjamin M. Gerkin
Piedmont Avenue
Norris family visits spread through Baltimore trip
Mr and Mrs George Norris and Mr and Mrs Clyde Norris plus their son spent three days in Baltimore visiting Mr and Mrs Virgil Norris and Mr and Mrs John T Weaver. Fred Beverlin of Maple Ave has been ill and confined to Grafton City Hospital and was removed to St Mary's Hospital Clarksburg for treatment. Mr and Mrs Blaine Sinsel have returned home after visiting C W Daugherty and family in Cuyahoga Falls Ohio and Jack Augustine and family in Talmage Ohio.
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George Norris
Clyde Norris and Son
Baltimore
Virgil Norris
John T. Weaver
Fred Beverlin
Maple Ave
Grafton City Hospital
St. Mary's Hospital
Clarksburg
Mrs
Blaine Sinsel
C. W. Daugherty
Famly
Cuyahoza Falls
Jack Augustine
Talmage
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions on June 20 include Lena Sullivan Rt 1, Gertrude Knotts Thornton, Mabel Plum Tunnel ton, Evelyn Ross Rt 2. Discharges on June 20 include Betty Mayle Rt 1, Edith Greenwald Lincoln St, Lena Sullivan Rt 1, Janet and Donna Newton Rt 2, Robert Flanagan Rt 2, Carolyn and Ernest McDaniel Rt 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Sullivan
Rt. 1
Gertrude Knotts
Thornton
Mabel Plum
Tunnelton
Evelyn Ross
Rt. 2
Betty Mayle
Edith Greenwald
Lincoln St
Janet and
Donna Newton
Robert Flanagan
Carolyn and
Ernest McDaniel
Millicent Seeks Help With Ring Payments
In a light LAFF A DAY strip Millicent pleads with Millicent to assist with payments on a ring. She laments inability to eat sleep or concentrate as she asks for help. The gag centers on domestic finance and romantic jewelry.
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Millicent
King's Class Plans Picnic
The King's Daughter Class of the E. U. B. Church met Tuesday evening for a regular meeting chaired by Mrs. Mary Warder. Readings by several members and songs were on the program, with prayers, a vocal duet, and reports from officers. The annual picnic was discussed and food safety cautions noted about summer refrigeration and egg salads.
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King's Daughter
E. U. B. Church
Mary Warder
Belle Hefner
Pearl Riddle
Th2
Woodford
Rufus Rogers
Carrie Packman
Neile Simpson
Anita Bragg
Nelle Knight
Leling Boylan
Opal Arthur
Court Decision Is In Poetry In Brooklyn Case
A Brooklyn natural gas leak led to the death of eight Norway maple trees and a $755 claim. Municipal Court Justice Guy Gilbert Ribaudo rendered the ruling in verse suggesting poetic justice while addressing where the trial should occur, Brooklyn or Manhattan, and siding with the city against Brooklyn Union Gas Co.
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New York
Brooklyn
Perfume as the essential accessory for women’s fashion
The article extolls perfume and scent as a key feminine accessory to enhance charm and personal style. It contrasts fragrances for different outfits and occasions, advises on budget options, and suggests use of atomizers and sachets to perfume wardrobes from neck to lingerie, emphasizing memory and taste.
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Yardley
Ture
Independence School Closes After Vacation Bible School
The Independence Vacation Bible School closed with a noon picnic and an evening program including devotions a work review a puppet show and student displays. Enrollment totaled 47 across Kindergarten Primary Junior and Junior High with named students listed. families and visitors were noted in local postings including visits by Allen and Edward McCann Shaffer Lanham and others. The St Johns Methodist church announced Rev Dayton Smith’s return as pastor and local residents were seen visiting relatives and grandparents in the area. Ruth Rowland was reported as a patient at Grafton City Hospital.
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Brenda Castell
Linda Castell
Billy Chambers
Stephanie Engle
James Engle
Wendy Harding
Margaret Hovatter
Donna Lyons
Patty Lyons
Joey Morris
Doris Sapp
David Davidson
Laura Sheets
Nancy Sapp
James Chambers
Judy Hovatter
Helen Herding
Linda Leggett
Norma Austin
Martha Hovatter
Barbara Caldwell
Bully Laren
Heen Sepps
Jerry Leggett
Paul Cornwell
Barbara Wilt
Colleen Wilt
Charlene Austin
Deny Austin
Judy Castle
Norra Leggett
Linda Kline
Harry Harding
Allen McCann
Everett
Wash
Dewey Shaffer
Morgantown
Iva Shafer
St. Johns
Harry Zinn
Brooks McGrey
Fairmont
L. D. Eagle
Ruth Rowland
Grafton City Hospital
Pain relief by cordotomy and brain surgery
Dr Herman N Bundesen explains options for incurable pain including brain nerve cutting and the newer cordotomy procedure. The description notes risks of brain surgery, potential mental changes, epilepsy, and the high precision required to sever pain pathways in the spinal cord for morphine addicts or inoperable cancer cases.
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Herman N. Bundesen
M.D
Pain relief methods and rheumatic fever notes
An article discusses high chest operations for pain relief where suitable, warns against use in narcotic addicts, and notes possible return to work after surgery. It also covers rheumatic fever causes, bed rest, potential tonsil removal, and treatments like salicylates and steroids. guidance stresses physician supervision.
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Bradiente, Inc
Haymond 4-H Holds Session and Camp Plans
The Willing' Worker 4-H Club met at the leader Mrs. JT. Av Craft home for a wiener roast co hosted by Ann and Tommy Craft. Members discussed 4-H camp at Carrio Towles July 7 to 12 with health checks and a revised July meeting date.
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JT. Av Craft
Ann
Tommy Craft
West Virgina
Larry Davis
Ann Craft
Carrio Towles
Haymond Farm
Helen Fleming
Nancy
Sharon
Jane Weaver
Leo Craft
Nancy Craft
David Thorn
Bille Thorn
Sanda Lemmon
Donnie
Dottie Watts
Paul’ Davis
Helen Watts
Ruth ‘Thorn
Marylin
Karen Watkins
Frances Colebank
Carol Linn
David Riggleman
Billy ‘Trickett
Blueville WSCS Meets at Blueville Methodist Church
Blueville WSCS met in the fellowship hall for a June program titled LIC scary His Glory led by Mrs. Cox and other members. They voted to donate aid for Youth Fellowship two members to attend youth camp and discussed buying extra chairs for the Sunday school room. Attendees included Mrs. Demoss and numerous members. guests were Mrs. Bartlett Shearer Meneeal and Shelly. The Lyon District Sunday reenact Convention occurred at Independence Baptist Church. the church is 101 years old. Business visitors in Grafton included Mabel Leggett Hazel Sheets and Allie Sheets.
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Blueville
W. Travis
Russel Demoss
Youth Fellowship
William Myers
Travis
Lula Newcome
Demoss
Elizabeth Bowman Knotts
John
Lyon District
Independence Baptist Church
Mabel Leggett
Hazel Sheets J
Allie Sheets
Grafton Wednesda
Baptist WS Hears Reports in Gathering
The W M S of the First Baptist Church met for the June gathering Tuesday evening. The president Mrs Walls read scripture and led prayer. The business circle secretary announced July August break. The group supported camping for youngsters at Cowen and reported a state house party in June attended by six members. Members of the Union Associate led a supper and program with Mary Beth Fulton Vernelda Dega and Miss Pilton speaking on work in Assam. Bruce Circle hosted 31 members with two guitars after the meeting.
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W.M.S
First Baptist Church
Mral. Walls
Anna Wolfe
Nadm| Lawson
Cowen
Lawson
P. State House
Job Broddas
Union Associate
Carl Shawnsehair
Frank Fast
Harry T. Rowe
Bertha Goodwin
John MsCafferty
Clarksburg
Bruce Chivcle
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