Mary Lorentz Weds Lester McIntosh In Red House Md
Mary Margaret Lorentz, daughter of Mrs Viola Lorentz, and Lester McIntosh of Charleston, formerly of Grafton, united in a double ring ceremony June 21 at the Lutheran church in Red House Maryland. The couple, former Grafton High students, plan Charleston as home after a party the night before hosted by J W Robinson family. The groom works in Charleston and the newlyweds left for their future home after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Lorenza
Blueville Addition
Mary Margaret
Lester McIntosh
Charleston
Clarence McIntosh
McGee
A. K. Jones
Lutheran Church
Red House
R. P. Martin
Viola Lorentz
Joseph Sapp
Ehel Miler
William Wright
Natham Musgrove
Wright
Lucille Barcus
Helen McDaniel
Hilda Victor
Maxine Hopkins
Madge Carter
Pauline Taylor
Marietta Stevens
Frank Cline
Weekley Sewing Club Party At Mrs Shields Home
Members of the Weekley sewing club gathered Friday at West Main Street residence of Mrs. John Shields. Yellow and white decorations set a cheerful theme as flowers brightened the living rooms. Prizes went to Mrs. W. P. Clark and Mrs. Ralph Shahan after bowing and stunts. Mrs. Shields and daughter Katie with Mrs. Lawson DeLaney served a dainty dessert course.
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Weekley Sewing Club
John Shields
West Main Street
W. P. Clark
Ralph Shahan
Community church and club meeting notices for late June
A schedule of church groups and civic clubs meeting from June 24 to July 4. Activities include W S C S and Bible class gatherings at members' homes, a Philathea outdoor picnic, Mountaineer Council Jr O U A M session, American Legion Auxiliary, Pocahontas gathering with bingo, a congregational covered dish dinner at St Johns, P H C meeting in Redmen hall, Gleaners class at Andrews Methodist, Shaffer family reunion at Bird’s Creek church, plus hostesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ws.cs
Blueville
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Andrews Methodist Church
St. John's Methodist ‘Church
P. HC
Redmen's ‘Hall
James Hussion
Lincoln Street
Andrews
Methodist
Baseball Club To Hold Social at Blueville Schoolhouse
The Grafton Independents of Blueville plan a benefit box social at the Blueville schoolhouse on Thursday June 26. The event starts at 3 p m with an evening of entertainment, sales of cakes pies candy hot dogs and other eats, plus a free door prize. Friends of the team are invited to attend.
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Grafton Independents
Blueville
Independents
Star of Bethlehem 14 inch quilt block pattern
This prize quilt of scraps features a single diamond patch repeat forming the star. The Star of Bethlehem block uses economical scraps and can be cut from strips. Pattern 6988 offers block chart pattern pieces directions yardage and an illustration. send ten cents to Grafton Sentinel Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th St New York NY to obtain with name address and pattern number.
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Star of Bethlehem
Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
Former Taylor Resident Weds Sunday July 5
An engagement and upcoming marriage in Huntington involves Miss Mabel Catherine Windle of Huntington and Fielding Jones, son of Mr and Mrs Ben Jones of Virginia. The ceremony will be at 4 PM at Huntington First Presbyterian Church with Dr Armand L Currie officiating.
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Mabel Catherine, Windle
Huntington
Fielding, Jones
Ben Jones
Virginia
Huntington First Presbyterian Church
Armand L. Currie
Windle
Helen. Windle
Jones
Marshall College
Delta Sigma Epsilon Sorority
Arthur 8. Jones
Ohio State University
Columbus
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Newport News
June Breakfast Four-H Feature at Florence Kunst Home
The Grafton Senior 4-H club held a June breakfast at Florence Kunst residence. Members hiked to the venue for a delicious breakfast and a business session planning a vesper service and council circle meeting at Dever's grove. A silver tea was tentatively planned and guests included Stuart Whiting, Miss Eleanor McCoy, and club leader Mrs. Whiting, with numerous 4-H members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Kunst
Grafton
Kunst
Dever's Grove
Stuart Whiting
Eleanor McCoy
Mrs. Whiting
Betty Jean Bailey
Patty McDargh
Virginia Debendarfer
Cecelia Debendarfer
Betty Turvander
Mary Frances O'Dell
Frances Yates
Doris Waugh
Virginia Stout
Mary Roof
Alfreda Fisher
Betty Fisher
Briefly Told and Visiting Notes from Local News
Briefly Told reports visits by Paul E Knight son of Presley Knight of Washington street and Flora Jacobs on a Florida motor trip with Claude Brown family. Hospital notes list tonsil operations for David Lee Jaco Jr and Paul Flanagan, major surgery for Marjorie Cole, and several discharges from City hospital including Jackie Smith and Mrs Charles McCullough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Knight
Glenn L. Martin Airplane Company
Baltimore, Md
Presley C. Knight
Washington Street
Flora Jacobs
Maple Avenue
Claude Brown
Fairmont
Florida
Brown
Londo Brown
Camp Shelby
David Lee
Jaco, Jr
Paul Flanagan
East Washington Street
Marjorie Cole
West Main Street
Whderwen
City Hospital
Burl Dunham
Route 2
Jackie Smith
West Boyd Street
William L. Pitman
East Main Street
Charles McCullrough
Dewey Avenue
Randall McKinney
Joseph Rinker
Grafton
After the War Planes Return to Quiet Country Roads
In the wartime wake, the sky fills with private aircraft signaling a change. The familiar phrase lonely country road acquires new resonance as civilian skies reopen. The piece muses on transition, memory, and rekindled public space after conflict.
Protect Your Suit In Tricky Trump Play On Bridge Hand
Barclay explains a rubber bridge hand where Lee Hazen uses reverse play to exhaust opponents trumps. The article sketches a line of play after clubs are ruffed, showing how hearts lead early can force North to guard clubs and deny West a trump. Tomorrow's Problem 2105 is noted with dealer South and vulnerability.
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Lee Hazen
Basters
King F
Hearts
North
South
West
East
Claire ‘Tildeh
Former Solon Ben Williamson Dies at 76 in Ashland
Cincinnati dispatch reports Ben Williamson of Ashland Kentucky aged 76 and former United States senator died today after hospital stay. Born October 16 1864 in Pike County West Virginia he founded Ben Williamson Hardware in Ashland 1887 and served briefly in the U S Senate in 1930 to 1931. He helped organize the Kentucky Crippled Children’s Commission and was a director of several corporations.
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Cincinnati
Ben Williamson
Ashland
United States
Williamson
U.S. Senate
M. M. Logan
Pike
Weil Hamson
Kentucky
Hte
Frederic M. Sackett
Germany
Ben Williamson Hardware Company
W. J. Williamson
Mingo County
West Virginia
W. Va
Bethany College
Cerise Wellman
Catlettsburg
Wallace A Ben Jr
Davis E. Geiger
Kentucky Crippled Children's Commission
Three Civil War Vets Attend State Meeting in Pennsylvania
GETTYSBURG PA June 24 A late arrival averted a possible deadlock over election of a new commander and other business before the Pennsylvania Grand Army of the Republic annual encampment. Former National GAR Commander A. T. Anderson 95 of Hazel is noted.
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Jon
J. S. Chapman
Scranton
Alfred Gabrio
Hazelton
J. S.chapman
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania Grand Army of the Republic
GAR
A. T. Anderson
Hazel
Strike cases concluded in Martinsburg court for hosiery workers
In Martinsburg on June 24 sixty five defendants, all members of Branch 92 American Federation of Hosiery Workers CIO, admitted guilty to misdemeanor charges after changing pleas from not guilty. Forty eight workers from Interwoven Stocking Co faced fines of 50 dollars and costs, with forty receiving suspended nine month jail terms and eight ordered to begin serving immediately.
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Martinsburg
D. H. Rogers
Whiting C. Faulkner
Clarence E. Martin) Jr
CLO Union
Branch 92
American Federation. of
Hosiery Workers
CIO
Gene Autry Returns in Back in the Sad Die at Opera House
Gene Autry headlines Republics Back in the Sad die showing tonight at the Opera House with Edward Norris Jacqueline Wells Mary Lee Addison Richards and Arthur Loft Smiley Burnette provides comic relief as the plot follows Gene as a Bar Cross ranch foreman battling mining magnate F G Blaine to save cattle and win Tatty while Tom faces peril and romance unfolds in a thrilling climactic finale.
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Gene Autry
Republic
Opera House
Tim
Gene ‘Autry
Hollywood
Edward Norris
Jacquiline ‘Wells
Mary Lee
Addison Richards
Arthur Loft
Smiley Burnette
Smiley
Gene
Bar Cross Ranch
F. G .Blaine
Tom
Edward Morris
Genesides
Sweetyheart
Tatty
Jacqueline Wells
Room
Wells
Strike-related criminal cases narrowed to one defendant
Prosecuting Attorney Martin said today nine-month terms clear up all cases stemming from the strike on the criminal docket except one. Dennis Henshew refuses to plead guilty and will stand trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Hanshew
Martin
Coal men fail in new parley
Southern soft coal operators and the United Mine Workers union left a two hour noon conference without a wage contract agreement for the southern Appalachian region. John L. Lewis refused comment on a possible settlement or next actions and summoned the union policy committee for a possible decisive meeting.
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New Parley
Washington
Southern Soft Coal
United Mine Workers Union
Southern Appalachian
John L. Lewis
UMW
Union “Policy Committee
Corh
Lewis
Beirut Port Hit as British Raids Bombard Coast
Beirut experienced heavy damage to its port from a series of British air and naval raids. Early raids targeted commercial sections while the Rayak station northeast of Beirut was hit by explosives. No fatalities were reported, and bombardment ended after shore batteries engaged.
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Beirut
Lebanon
RAF
Rayak
Census Bureaus Hints For Lonely Girls Increases Odds
The Census Bureau issued a light hearted release urging single women to view statistics as reading for adventure. It notes Panama Canal Zone has 5,885 white women to 26,971 white men and lists ratios for American Samoa Hawaii Alaska Puerto Rico Gaum and other territories, highlighting gender imbalances.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Panama -Cahal
American Territories
American Samoa
Gaum
Hawaii
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Leading a Dogs Life as a Lone Dachshund
A witty analogy invites readers to imagine the plight of a single dachshund confined in a shop surrounded by English bull terriers to highlight the sting of a demanding and unsympathetic world.
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Mary M. Lorentz
Shields
Clark
Shahan
Harry Carroll
W. F. Simmons
W. J. Hussion
Ben Poling
Fred McFarland
Robert Wittman
L. H. Greenwald
DeLaney
Earl DeMoss
Wilford Street
Brooks
Bethlehen
Srw
Taylor
Mabel Catherine Windle
Fielding Jones
Ruth Burger
Miss Missouri Sisler
Parkersburg
Herbert Inghram
Herbert, Jr
Dobora Knight Busch
Wailie
Robert Knight
Norfolk, Va
Washington, D.C
Arlington
Falmouth
Barclay
Shepard Barclay
Caturea Syndicate,, Inc
Solon
U.S
Blizal
Philadelphia
Montini
TacEx
Robert War
Tate
Gerald P- Nye
Henrik Shipstead
Righ Dere Seria Bulow
Haymond & Willa
Robest
Reynold
Eplear Teseieeis
Census Bureaus
DeSoto
Plymouth
Chrysler
Olds
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Queen Motor Sales
DeSoto Ae
Atoia Nghe
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