Epworth League Rally to Be Held in Grafton
Final preparations for Epworth League events in Grafton are under way with Miss Elizabeth Robinson leading entertainment and Miss Louise Ringler overseeing refreshments. Delegates will travel to Toledo by automobile for a two day program featuring picnics, camp fire, open air institute, and morning services.
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Toledo
Grafton
Bolee
Yard
Carpenter
Elizabeth Robinson
Louise Ringler
Knotts
Iide
Evans ‘Grove
Evans Grove
A. M. Barlow
Andrews M. B. Church
F. H. Hughes
West Main Street
M. E
League of Grafton
Weiner roasts and notices from Fleming ton area
Social notes recount a Werner roast at Lucretia with local attendees among Misses Cleota Boyce Mabel Woodyard Bertha Woodyard Josephine Boyce Ruby White and others plus bachelors. Red Men tribe to meet in June at Red Men hall for officer elections. Engagement announced between Florence F Wolfe and Elmer E Gobel. Flemington weiner roast hosted by Dell Morgan with glee club and many locals and out of town guests. Birthday party for Ray Wonycott Jr hosted by Bertha Wongcott with family and friends.
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Werner
Minnie Kirkpatrick
Knottsville
Flemington
Dell Morgan
Glee Club
Mra. Sherwood
Robert Johnson
Elmer Phelps
Howard Hawkins
Grover Lawson
Mike Freeze
Charles Gaines
Ewers
M. Lawson
Wade Drainer
Alice Greathouse
Myrtle
Bertha Mae
Wongcott
A. L. Wonycott
Pleasant Creek
Ray Wonycott, Jr
Ray Wonycott
Miss Wonygott
Phoebe Wonygott
Mabel Wonycott Probst
Olive Bello
James Cole
Lora Mae
Buddy Jack
Nelda Louise
Edwin Cole
Dorothy
Paul McBee
Alma Haddix
Mary McVicker
Lorraine
Avery, Lee
Woodford Murphy
Robert Dale
Kerns
Fred Wonycott
Ray ‘Wonycott
Dave Murphy
A.L. Wonycott
Mabel Kerns
Phoebe Wonycott
Ray! Wonycott
Maybelle Wonycott Probst
Miles Bertha Wonycott
Eastern Star Naomi Chapter 12 Holds Notable Session
Naomi Chapter No 12 Order of Eastern Star met in the Masonic Temple at 3 30 PM with 101 members attending a reception and dinner. Four candidates received impressive initiation and memorial services were held for four members. An evening program featured readings and solos, followed by an 8 PM business session led by worthy matron Mrs Harold Cole, with installation of new officers by Mrs Grace Donnachie.
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Eastern Star
Naomi Chapter No. 12
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Grace
Donnachie
Attalona Reger
Mollie Lawson
L. V. Atha
Edna Stafford
Goldie Marshall
Ada St. Clair
Phrona Coulson
Emily Williams
Mary , Robinson
Watson
Ava Graham
Harold Cole
Cole
Mra
Fred B. Watkins
Cale
Installation of officers and musical notes at Grafton lodge
The event featured Bateon as chaplain and Mary Jeffreys as pianist with new officers installed including Miss Anna Rendle as worthy matron and Lawrence W. Atha as worthy patron. Atha presented Mrs Cole with a past matron jewel as 119 members attend. an afternoon program followed with various musical selections.
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Elizabeth Stuck
Marshall
Helene Davis
Attalona@Reger
Warsider
B. B. Bryanty
Sentinel
Atha
Cole
Henry Bart
Birthday Surprise Honors Lila Lowe on Sixteenth Birthday
Miss Lila Lowe celebrated her sixteenth birthday with a pleasant surprise at her home on Leonard Street. Guests enjoyed birthday games and dancing followed by a delicate luncheon. Names listed include Dorothy Dolan Oma Mae Castell LaDonna Rosier Hilda Tansel Catherine Dolan Florence Cunningham Lila Lowe Billy Crane David Miller Forest Orane Harold Sarge and Mr and Mrs EB Howard Stump. Philippi welcomes a baby girl born June 27 named Margaret Lynn to Mrs Stump, formerly Margar et Rose Moore.
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Lila Lowe
Leonard Street
Miss Lowe
Delicione
Dorothy Dolan
Oma‘Mae Castell
LaDonna Rosier
EB. Howard Stump
Philippi
Margaret Lynn
Stump
Margaret Rose Moore
Personal Notices From Moundsville and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Dorsey Tighe of Moundsville visiting Mrs Albert Grabb in Lincoln street Meadames Seth Devers Charles Harris Marion Skaggs Misses Bessie and Virginia Devers Mrs Robert Madeira and Jimmy Devers motored to Morgantown this Mrs Genevieve Skhella and Mr Wilma Addington spending a few days with relatives in Pittsburgh Rose Mary Dolan nurse at St Marys hospital Clarksburg recuperating after appendicitis operation Lila Lowe and daughter Lila visiting Clarington and Bellaire Ohio Robert Dutch Bolliger hospitalized at St Marys hospital Clarksburg after surgery nearing discharge Mr and Mrs Wm Arehart returned to Philadelphia with Delphine Dorothy Billie and David after attending funeral of Mrs Laura Evans Walter Mrs Margaret Weasel of Pittsburgh motored to Grafton for funeral then returned home
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Dorsey Tighe
Moundsville
Albert Grabb
Lincoln Street
Meadames
Seth Devers
Charles Harris
Marion Skaggs
Bessie
Virginia Devers
Robert Madeira
Jimmy Devers
Morgantown
Genevieve Skhella
Mi Wilelma Addington
Télatyes
Pittsburgh
Rose
Mary Dolan
St. Mary's Hospital
Clarksburghs
Philadelphia
Delphine
Dorothy
Billie
David
Laura Evans Walter
Margaret Weasel
Grafton
Life guards sought after park drowning tragedy
Drowning of 17 year old Paul Pike at Grafton municipal park prompted officials to consider extra life saving measures. City plans include public subscriptions or city funding for more equipment and possible lifeguard appointment. Pike's body was recovered after divers and local swimmers fought to save him.
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Paul Pike
Grafton
Pike
Fred Watkins
Charles
Hale
Paris Notes Hing tm Pars Belt Like Jewel Ring
Paris notes describe a futuristic bracelet design that mimics a belt using platinum and rubies. The flexible mesh forms a soft circle with a ruby buckle and platinum tongue, adjustable to finger size, with diamonds studded along platinum mesh for bracelets.
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Paris
Local efforts to save Pike end in death at park
Ard H Holt and son James Finley Holt Cephas Grinnan and Orvis McVicker assisted in attempting resuscitation after the death of Pike Jad. Dr Paul Warden pronounced the death after heroic measures failed. Nearby residents urged Mayor Charles O King to install life guards and inhalator devices, with King investigating and expected to act.
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Ard H. Holt
James Finley Holt
Cephas Grinnan
Orvis
McVicker
Pike
Paul Warden
Charles O.king
King
Reunion with brother ends in fatal heart attack in Charleroi
Mia Filomena Fruscello, 60, of Syracuse, New York, reunited with her brother Dominick Citello, 63, in Fayette City, Pennsylvania after decades apart. The joy was cut short when she died of a heart attack attributed to shock, following the emotional visit. A line about a separate note on baseball Balks is included in the source but not the main event.
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Charleroi
Mia
Filomena Fruscello
Syracuse
N. Y
Dominick Citello
Italy
Tello
Fayette City
Mra
Fruscello
Catholic Lad Wins Right To Read Religion In School
A South Dakota high court ruled June 28 that a Catholic pupil Pierre, 8, Dy, must be readmitted to public school without apology after he refused to participate in King James scripture readings. The court reversed a lower court decision, ordering the school board to allow the boy to absent himself during readings, holding the wart’s action violated the constitutional right to religious freedom.
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Pierre
South Dakota
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Alpena
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