Community Notices from Red Wing Club and Local Societies
A sequence of June meetings is announced for Red Wing and area groups. Events include the Red Wing Club monthly gathering at Mrs. Lena Sturm home, Beta Sigma Phi picnic at Morris Park, Evan gelical United Brethren church Sunday Stool class at Miss Mary Alice Woodford home, Philathia Clan class meeting at First Baptist chi a b, American Legion Auxiliary business and officer elections, White Fawn Council Indian Sister exchange and covered dish supper, Protected Home Circle at V F W Hall, Delta Nu Tau Phi Lambda Hob o party at Miriam Nester home with hostesses, World War II Mother's Club business meeting, Mountained Council Jr O U A M at V F W Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Wing Club
Lena Sturm
High Street
Beta Sigma Phi
Morris Park
Fairmont
Minnie Cole
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mary Alice Woodford
East Washington Street
Protected Home Circle
V. F. W. Hall
Delta Nu
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
Supreme Forrest Woodmen
Miriam Nester
Beech Street
Louise Arbe
Clarabel Upton
Bertha Goodwin
Mother's Club
Mountained Council No. 44 Jr. O. U. A. M
East Main Street
Mrs. George Hunt Hosts WSCS Meeting in Brownlow Park
Mrs. George Hunt and co host Mrs Fred Zinn welcomed Blueville Methodist W S C S members for a monthly gathering at Hunt s home. President Mrs John Brown led the meeting with devotional on Welfare of Children and songs by all. A program on Children and the Law featured quizzes and readings, closing with Estrellita on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hunt
W.S.C.S
Blueville
Lord Jesus
Dolly Dussit
Luther Bolyard
Warren Turner
George Newcome
Charles Rogers
J. Guy Allender
Ray Newcome
Ethel Lucas
Walter Knotts
Alpha Mu Chapter Hosts Gay Picnic at Fairmont Park
The Alpha Mu chapter of Etta Sigma Phi held a picnic at Fairmont Park last evening followed by a movie at Fairmont Theatre. The sorority plans a Beach Roast in July at Paradise Beach with several members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Mu
Fairmont Park
Alpha Mu Chapter
Etta Sigma Phi
Fairmont Theatre
Paradise Beach
Martha Gowans
Jean Floyd
Rosemary Spencer
Flora Bartlett
Dorothy Henderson
Pauline Gerkins
Evelyn Dowell
Charlotte Selders
Mary Alice Deakins
Arlene Moore
Man Confesses To Killing Infant During Home Search
Police quote Mongar saying he went to the Peabody home to obtain money. He grabbed a purse, picked up the baby from the carriage, and carried her while searching for piggy banks. In the kitchen he held the child about 15 minutes before the urge to harm her overtook him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cevemuene Asus
Peabody
Meehan
Mongar
Capt
Women’s Council at First Church meeting summer plans
The Woman’s Council of the First Church of Christ held its regular monthly gathering with hostesses and members listed. The group sang, Miss Arlene Moore led devotion, and a business session discussed summer picnic plans for members and families in late July. Social hour followed with refreshments served by Mrs Shomo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Moore
Shomo
Harry Wilson
Harrison
Mabel-White
Carl
President’s veto override marks party split in 1948 vote
Senator Byrd notes Truman secured only a slim Senate Democratic majority for the veto override as the House last Friday backed the override 331 to 83. The president’s support among his own party was weak, with most Democrats opposing the veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepper
Democratic Party
Labor Party
Byrd
Truman
Senate
Democrats
House
Local Notes and Social Updates
The item lists hospital notes with patients admitted and discharged at City hospital. It records a major surgery on Mrs. Walter A. Williams Jr and visits by Mrs. Ernest Mays from Dearborn, Michigan. It also mentions multiple out of town wedding guests and a motor trip to Clarksburg by Paul Swisher and Lawrence Gennette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Williams, Jr
Love Avenue
City Hospital
Ernest Mays
Dearborn
Michigan
Cahriel Cooper
West
Washington Street
Grover Keller
Pearl Street
Robert E. Shaw
St. John's Street
Sara Wagner
Pretense Street
Marie Arter
Wilford Street
Alma Gallon
Walter Street
Robert Patterson, Jr
East Knotts Avenue
Earl Jacobs
Grafton
Ethel Sutler
Gertrude Knotts
Thornton
Pauline Keener
West Main Street
Kathryn Cuppett
Supreme Court Dissent Questions Labor Dispute Involvement
Riley dissents arguing no evidence that the Copen group participated in or financed the dispute and criticizing the majority for underweighting benign purposes of the unemployment compensation law. The ruling clarifies membership and participation standards amid the labor dispute context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thon
Riley
Copen
Lawmakers pledge funds for new mediation agency after Taft-Hartley
Starting July 1 the NLRB funding is set to rise sharply to about 9 million, with Truman’s initial request near 7.98 million. The Senate approved 4.97 million after House trimmed it to about 4 million. Senator Ball said the board will receive what it needs to fulfill new responsibilities under the Wagner and Taft-Hartley era. Congress is expected to back the funding as the new mediation agency takes shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Ohioan
Truman
NLRB
House
Senate
Ball
R-Minn
Congress
888 Tonix Health Boost Ad Promotes Blood Strength
An old style advertisement claims weak watery blood ages men and women and promotes 888 Tonic to build up non organic anemia. It touts energized blood improves appetite digestion sleep and vitality with millions of bottles sold and urges purchasing at a drug store.
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Etta L
WSCS
Gurlor
T the Well Empire
Union 725 Drug CO. Hin
Main ST
Joe Marsh
Thad Phibb
Thad
United Stans Brewers
Irgtwle Committee
George Drainer, Jr
First Baptist Church
Warner T. Gifford
Drainer
Jean Sandsbury
T. D. Sandsbury
West Boyd Street
George Drainer
Pruntytown
Woman’s Council
Roberts Service
Roberts, Main
Roberts Farmers Supply
Roberts
George Campbell
W. E. Crudup
Washington, D. C
Charles McCulloush
Pittsburgh
J. W. Sweatt
Sandra
Eugene
Barstow
Texas
Brooks Gall
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Harold Junior
Lancaster
New York
John Gall
Jackie
Tommy
Ira Meyers
Bobby
Judy
Philadelphia
Amos Gall
Richard
Arlington
Virginia
Clarksburg
Pauls Swisher
Lawrence
Tony” Gennette
Kenna
United Mine Workers
Foremen's Union
Judge Kenna
United Mine Workers of America
District 50
Republican Congress
CLUE
Towncraft
Nucraft
Reveira
Personal Auto
THE
First National Bank
Consumer Credit Dept
Wayne M. Sinsel
Mgr
Bank Bldg
E. L. Keighton
Monongahela
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