Pruntytown Wedding in New Castle Details Highlight Ceremony
Announcement from Pruntytown notes the marriage of Hughes Fletcher, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Pittcher of this city, to Miss Fletcher at New Castle Indians. Rev J W Kinnett read the ceremony with relatives and friends present. The bride wore a powder gown with a pink rose shoulder train. Fletcher, a Gratton High School graduate class of 1931, previously worked at Atlas Underwear in Richmond and Atlas Glass. Mrs Fletcher will reside in this area.
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Atlas Underwear Y
Richmond
Altos and
Ohio Reil- Foad Company
Atlas Glass Company
Fletcher
Social Calendar Selections Highlight June Gatherings
Local clubs and societies schedule a busy June with meetings, social hours, and dinners. The P H C Todge group, Women’s circles, Degree of Honor, and Philathea class plan events at churches, V F W hall, and community venues. Notable birthday party honors Mrs. Lou Grimm on her 84th with family and friends in attendance.
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P. H. C.todge
Redpens
Ladies of the
V. F. W. Hall
Beth Cummins Sucha
Reeset
Re. American Revo
W. N. Burdett
West Main Street
Philathea
First Baptist
John Hardie
Social and club gatherings noted at local homes and venues
The Americin LegionAuxiliary hosted by president Mrs. Charles Turner at West Washington Street marked a regular session with odd attendance. Ward Blaney hosted a Cozy Rest Inn bridge party with high score prizes for Miss Jean Murray and Paul Ward. A Woman’s Bible Folly book review luncheon at First Church featured two reviews, devotional leadership, and plans for a future meeting.
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Lindy Club
James Sturm
High Street
Banco
W. FP. Clark
Jones
Etta War
Ode Men Lice
McFarland
Rob Witaman
Jay ¢Nwald
Een C. Gough
Micarel McPacting
Grace Frye
Mig
Blanche Brand
Smith
Morgantown
Americin ® Légion /auxiliary
Charles ‘Turner
Washington Street
W. EB. Hardin
Steel Street
Cozy Rest
Ward Blaney
Cozy Rest Inn
Jean Murray
Paul Ward
William Murros
Roms Grayson
Hugh Me
A. W. Beavers
Highland Heritage
Edwin R. White
Everett Robinson
Willam Courtney
Haiti
Francis Wolfe
Tate
W. A. Harrison
F. A. Hinking
O. F. Sterling
Es Roy
Maxine Sisler
Rom. Burner
Francis
Mira
Mane Acs Me Thorn
P. Britton
Mao
Visiting notables stay at Westrae Industrial School for Boys
E J Sommerville Okey Bur dette Harry D Roush and W P Woodard all of Pt Pleasant were overnight guests of Col and Mrs R P Bell at the Westrae Industrial School for Boys at Pruntytown. Miss Poe of this city and others are mentioned. Gillispie shows slight improvement. Helen Stover Grimm visits Morgan Town with her sister Miss Florence Pete. Mrs Etter Hulier of Maple Avenue plans to return home.
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E. J. Sommerville
Okey Burdette
Harry D. Roush
W. P. Woodard
Poe
Gillispie
Helen Stover Grimm
Morgantown
Florence Pete
Etter Hulier
Maple Avenue
Jok
City Hospital
Morgantown considers tax hike to fund city services
City council debates adding a small gross business tax and doubling a local fee to raise revenue for utilities and a special theatre project. Proposals include a tenth of one percent levy and increased charges on insurance firms, with a vote anticipated soon.
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Morganto City Council
Reading
Neesse
I! Ia
Woman Kentucky Colonel Passes in Ashland
Ashland Kentucky mourns Miss M. Annie Serene a longtime county figure and the first woman Kentucky colonel. She died after a long illness and was noted for her wartime service as food ration chairman in Boyd County during World War I.
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Ashland
Kentucky
M. Annie Serene
Ranchars
Boyd County
Powell Tired Of Roles In Comedy Troupe
The aired troubadour from Mr. View Ark discusses actor life and the strain of typecasting. He notes he must enjoy singing on screen to please the public and hints at shifting away from demanding lead roles. He stars in a 4 comedy without a lead, while a phony stunt on a 46 story set shows his safety concerns. Mrs Joan Blondell Powell is expecting a baby. two names Ellen and David are considered for the child. Powell has adopted his former wife’s son Norman Scott.
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Mr. View. Ark
Joan
Joan Blondell Powell
Inhin
Bing Crosby
Powell
Ellen
David
Norman Scott
Duke of Windsor Turns 44 in Riviera Home Stay
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor, recently settled in a leased villa near Antibes, mark the royals 44th birthday quietly at their Riviera residence. A friend notes their day passed calmly with no public events planned yet ahead of their upcoming wedding anniversary and special plans.
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Duke of Windsor
Riviera
Prange
Windsor
Antibes
Arc de la Croe
Polish Law Students Strike Over Delayed Bar Admissions
About 220 law students, mostly Jewish, began a hunger strike in Warsaw to protest the justice ministry decision postponing admission to the bar until January 1, 1946. The move aimed to reduce Jewish lawyers in Poland.
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Warsaw
Ministry of Justice
Poland
Don's Pill Relief Ad Cures Back Pain
The blurred ad pitches Don's Pill as a remedy for backache and pains. It touts nature based cleansing through archies and filters to expel waste and promises relief without delay.
Aerial Raids Defended by Japanese Minister Yonai
Tokyo reported Admiral Mitsuasa Yonai, minister of war, defended Japan's air raid on Canton as a military necessity. He said Japan would consider with sympathy any valid attempt to humanize warfare, stating the action was justified under wartime needs.
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Tokyo
Mitsuasa Yonai
Wig Inavy
Ispan
Canton
Japan
Conisler
Canton Police Report Sparked by War Contingencies
The source notes a Canton police official report citing hundreds of deaths amid ongoing conflict. It contrasts public perception with official counts, referencing a June report that highlights the scale of casualties and the Chinese authorities’ stance on the losses.
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Canton
Unclear bombing claims spark denial of shell responsibility
In a period of recurring Japanese air raids over nearly three weeks, Yonai denied that shells caused the damage. He asserted that his government aims to avoid areas with foreign flags and emphasized careful avoidance and friendly motions as top priorities.
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Yonai
Father of Local Man O Dies in Indiana City
Bert Miller of Hast Ws A street received word Wednesday night of the death of his son Robert P. Miller at his residence in Terre Haute Indiana. The elder Miller was well known, having visited his son here frequently. Members of the family will leave in the morning for Terre Haute where the services will be held.
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Bert Miller
Robert P. Miller
Terre Haute
Indiana
Miller
Pittsburgh Pastor Dies After Paralytic Stroke
The Very Rev. David Hawerts, 69, longtime pastor of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, died after suffering a paralytic stroke. He had served the parish for a quarter century and passed away at Pittsburgh on June 28.
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Pittsburgh
Phen Tae
David Hawerts
Ester
St. Jones Catholic Church
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Lou Grimm
Trap Springs
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Warden Sapp
Ray Moran
FAO
Alice Emmrich
Neg Weyburn
Texas
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Ned Wayburn
Misa Ameriog
Morgantown-Plangs
Af Jong
Spey
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Grapyon Drugs
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Eastman Bullet
West Pocket
Favish
Congress
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William
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Alabama
Mrs. Bankhead
Chas. M. Wells
Mano
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