Birthday Shower for Mrs Peacock at Grand Street Home
A Bible class surprise birthday shower honored Mrs Elizabeth Peacock on her 85th birthday at Mrs C F Hannon s Grand Street home. The evening featured a program of readings poems and songs, a birthday cake, gifts and refreshments. Attendees included many local women and out of town guests from Emporia Kansas and Los Angeles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Luzader
O. W. Hoffman
O. A. Jen
Merrill Stilwell
Lorensman
Nell Shumaker
C.F. Dotson
A. V. A. Hedrick
I . Sherman i Afford
8. M. Squires
B.C. Isner
A. B. Cut- Sgt
Howard Sapp
Sid
Fred Grinnan, Jr
At Carti¢o
Floren Warder
McVicker
J. Ilyard
Nancy C. F. Hannon
Honor Murs. Peacock
Correction Note Names Quota Program in Sentinel
A correction states that Frank Hollis was listed as appearing on the Quota program in Tuesday's Sentinel instead of Frank Collins. The notice fixes the misidentification and clarifies who was listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hollis
the Sentinel
Frank Collins
Local News Briefs From McGee And Nearby Families
Truman Reynolds, noted McGee farmer, is seriously ill at home. Guests include Thomas W. Brocard and his son and daughter from New York City, plus Miss Georgianna Bennett returning from Carnegie Tech. Several residents and visitors travel between New York, Harrisburg, and Washington, with family updates and local movements noted, including health, travel, and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Reynolds
McGee
Thomas W. Brocard
Thomas W., Jr
Alberta
Grafton
New York City
Georgianna Bennett
Lee Bennett
Marion Brooks
Carnegie Tech
New York
Miss Bennett
Miss Brooks
New York State
New Jersey
Paul Williamson
Barbara
Paul, Jr
Harrisburg
Williamson
D. G. Kunst
Wilford Street
Jerry Morgan
Rhea H. Fisher
William D. Fisher
Washington, D. C
Paul Graham
Jackson's Mills
Blanche Guard
A. N. Mays
Thornton
William A. Camden
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
B. and O
Lloyd Burton
Donald Burton
Robert Graham
E. F. Clark
Burton
Gladys Graham
Prank Graham, Sr
City
Forest Area Closed Near Elkins In June Fire Hazard
The Williams River area of Monongahela National Forest will close to the public from July 1 to 10 due to high fire danger. Supervisors urge caution and compliance to prevent wildfires during peak dry season.
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Elkins
Williams River
Monongahela National Forest
Supervila sArtaur
Young pastor weds couple in odd ordination tale
In Cleveland on June 22 a ceremony united Miss Florence Brinkman and Clifton Hoffman with the aid of eight year old Charles E. Jones Jr. as the officiant. The boy, a self-described minister ordained by the International Ministerial Federation, led the rite at the Four Square Gospel church. He invited the newlyweds to return for a sermon on the ten wives and five foolish virgins, while his mother quipped he often outplays many suited men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies General Aid Society of
Andrews
M.B
Groun
Elizabeth Ituck
W. E
R.b.graham
Group T
Nel Nadeine
Donald Burton
Lloyd Burton
Gladys Graham
Grafton
Emposig
Kansas
Jin
Blanche Guard
Charles P. Guard
Cleveland
Clifton Hoffman
Charles E. Jones. Jr
Charles
International Ministerial Federation
Four Square Gospel Church
Florence Brinkman
Hoffman
Peace truce labeled sellout by Harrisburg official
Arthur E. Colegrove, public utility commissioner and supporter of the Democratic state committee ticket, called a peace agreement between David L. Lawrence and U S Senator Joseph F. Guffey a complete sellout. He alleged loyalists faced retaliation as WPA jobs went to Guffey followers, amid postmastership concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Arthur E. Colegrove
Democratic State Committee
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
U. S
Joseph F. Guffey
Guffey
John L. Lewis
CIO
George H.earle
U.S
Charles Alvin Jones
M’closky
Lawrence
Colegrove
Brotherhood Asks Delay In Wage Talks
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen requested railroads postpone a Chicago conference on a 15 percent wage cut. President A. F. Whitney said the 110 committee chairmen need time to assemble before the date. The delay affects the July 1 pay cut under railway labor provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Chicago
A. F. Whitney
Carriers Joint Conference Committee
Railway Labor
Col Knox to Speak at Publishers Meeting
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS June 22 The National Editorial Association sessions precede two keynote addresses. Colonel Frank Knox publisher of the Chicago Daily News is slated to speak on Propaganda this afternoon. Merle Thorpe editor of Nation’s Business speaks at a banquet on Free Press and Free Men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
Nation
National Editorial Association
Frank Knox
Chicago Daily News
Merle Thorpe
Nation’s Business
N.eb. A
Knox
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Hichard Robey
Lub
Oh East Main Street
Tuesee
Alfred Dehlinger
Ruth Welch
Irene Kunst
tAdver
Robey
Mis. Dehlinger
Miss Welch
Milks
Jean Murray
Mildred Tt
Lucille McCafferty
Dorothy Sapp
Helen Constance Lowe
Carolyn
Own
Jerry Morgat
John T. Evans
Miss Eunst
L. J. Lear
Mrs. Burton
P. H. C. Lodge
Redmen’s Hall
Ladies of the Grand Army
Philathea
First Baptist Church
John Hardie
West Main Street
Brotherhood
Col. Knox
Publishers
Friedlander
Grafton, W. Va
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