Mary Louise George Weds William Lee Bell in Baltimore
Mary Louise George and William Lee Bell married in a double ring ceremony at Scott Street Baptist Church Baltimore officiated by Rev C Howard Lane. The bride wore white chiffon lace with a Juliet cap of gardenias and bouvardia. Attendant Shirley George wore peach marquisette. Best man Henry Foster attended with white flannels. After July 1 the couple will reside at 1801 West Franklin Street Baltimore.
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Opera House Sewing Program Of Red Cross To Start Thursday
Arrangements set for the Grafton Senior High sewing room to cut Red Cross garments by Taylor county women. The moon will open Thursday morning at 10 o clock and stay open all day with a covered dish served at noon. McKeon will preside and Mrs E H McDargh requests all women to attend. Also on screen is Gene Autry in a new western showing tonight and Tuesday.
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Shaffer Family Reunion and Club Meetings Schedule
June 30 Quota Club board meeting at 8 p.m. July 2 Hec Alum meets at the home of Martha Jane and Louise Collins West Main Street at 7 30 p.m. July 4 Shaffer family reunion at Bird's Creek Preston County invites all Shaffer members and relatives. July 6 Quota Club business meeting at 6 15 p.m. July 8 Business Girls club meeting postponed to this date.
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Louise Collins
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Bird's Creek
Preston County
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Stardust On the Stage Charms Crowd With Bright Cast
The star guitar figure captivates fans with Stardust On the Stage. Gene Autry shines as Jeff with Smiley Burnette delivering uproarious comedy as Frog Millhouse. Louise Currie plays Nancy Drew radio operator aiding her brother. Edith Fellows and George Ernest add youthful romance as director William Morgan blends songs, action, and humor under Harry Grey’s production.
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Smiley Burnette
Jeff
Bill Henry
Edith Fellows
George Ernest
William Morgan
Harry Grey
Barclay on Bridge Mystery Hand and Defense Lessons
The column offers bridge bidding and play analysis from Shepard Barclay. It discusses player mistakes, how haste or caution affects outcomes, and analyzes a dual-table duplicate game showing bidding choices and subsequent play including diamonds, clubs, and hearts.
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Community sewing room invites county residents
Residents are urged to aid Red Cross production by joining Thursday morning sewing at the room. Volunteers are asked to bring scissors and a covered dish. Garments to be made include bed shirts, women and girls blouses, dresses, and children's rompers.
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Knottsville WSCS Meeting At Mrs Gough Home
Knottsville Women’s Society of Christian Service met at the home of Mrs. Cordie Gough with Mrs. Gay Boyles as co host. The session opened with hymn singing scripture and prayer by Mrs. Nora Bonner. The president Mrs Ada Thomas led a business meeting including roll call and last meeting minutes. Next gathering will be a luncheon at Mrs Bernice Luzadder’s home in Millersville.
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Blueville
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Nora Bonner
Ada Thomas
Evelyn Sharp
Dolly Ludwick
Ella Wilson
Ruth Bracley
Prudy Ludwick
Idalene
Alva E Fetty Dies After Long Life in Colorado
Alva E Fetty formerly of Taylor County died Saturday in Fruita Colorado at age 72 His remains will be brought back for burial Born October 4 1869 in Marion County he was the son of Samuel and Mary Fetty He is survived by daughter Mrs Joseph Newcome of Grafton and sister Mrs Mary Vincent of Fruita His wife Estella Fetty died in 1911 Services are set for Friday at Oak Grove church with interment in Oak Grove cemetery The Rev Gordon L Withers of First Baptist will officiate He was a Baptist and a farmer.
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Grafton
Mary Vincent
Estella Kerns Fetty
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Oak Grove Church
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Gordon L. Withers
First Baptist Church
Fetley
Baptist Church
Parkersburg Social Guests and Local Health Notes
In Parkersburg Mrs Luke Kinney and family hosted a weekend for Mrs Rosaline Hill and Miss Freda Jane Hill with Mrs Cora Shuttlesworth. Miss Eleanor Borneman recuperates at home after surgery at Weston General Hospital. Tonesil patients listed at Grafton City Hospital include Jean Wyckoff Versa Cork Ruth Bunner and Otha Compton Jr admitted after a fall from a horse.
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Rosaline Hill
Freda Jane Hill
Parkersburg
Cora Shuttlesworth
Eleanor Borneman
W. C. Borneman
Riverside Drive
Weston General Hospital
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Jean Wyckoff
Washington Street
Versa Cork
Simpson
Ruth Bunner
Lincoln Street
Otha Compton, Jr
Loveable Thoroughbreds Pattern 7301 Transfer
Pattern 7301 offers a transfer design of a 7 by 11 and an 8 by 12 inch head plus color schemes and stitch illustrations. To obtain the pattern send ten cents and one cent for mailing to The Grafton Sentinel Household Arts Dept. 259 W. 14th Street New York NY. Include plain N/ ADDRESS and PATTERN NUMBER.
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Beavers Emphasizes Tuesday Registration Across County
Chairman William A. Beavers of the local draft board reminded all men aged 18 and 19 to register in the fifth call under selective service. Registration places will be open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Registrars will operate at ten locations countywide, and eligible individuals may register at any designated site.
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German U boat takes damage amid Bremen raid aftermath
British airmen report a second Bremen bombing in three nights leaving the port city a mass of charred ruins. RAF losses totaled eleven planes in the Saturday attack including nine bombers and two fighters. Germany retaliated by blasting the British southwest coast for 40 minutes, with Weston-Super-Mare among targets and reported casualties.
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Churchill Returns to Defense Post in War Crisis
The article notes Churchill clinching the right to speak last before a confidence vote on Sir John Wardlaw Milne's censure motion. Roosevelt's influence grows as Churchill's defense of wartime conduct faces critics. Churchill's return from the United States and joint statement with Roosevelt on actions to ease pressure on Russia shape the unfolding struggle. The weekend shows no new Tory recruits, and the pivotal question remains whether Churchill will yield the defense ministry.
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Senate votes to fund Labor and Social Security programs
A $1 157 000 000 measure to finance the Labor Department and the Social Security administration for the coming year passed in a 32 to 32 tie broken by Vice President Wallace. The item was included in a broader funding bill as a joint Senate-House conference committee prepared to meet this afternoon.
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Modern Research on Sciatica Reveals Cause of Many Cases
Dr. Logan Clendening discusses a new understanding of sciatica caused by herniated nucleus pulposus. The condition, once seen as rare, now explains up to 75 to 80 percent of cases and can be treated surgically after conservative methods are tried, with emphasis on imaging and nerve root relief.
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M. D
Clendening
Midway battle and political tussle over CCC funds
Reports describe Jubilee era battles and policy battles. President Roosevelt potential support for CCC funding hangs on congressional action as House and Senate clash. Midway losses cited include several Japanese ships sunk or damaged and carrier hits. Russians report Kursk sector push with German retreats and renewed fighting near Kharkov and Sevastopol.
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House
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Southern Mines Conference Inches Toward Coal Talks
The idle miners focused on a Washington conference between Harold Ickes and Southern producers head Edward R. Burke. Observers doubt any quick reopening of closed mines, saying it may not greatly affect the industry and that miners will take a three day vacation over July 4.
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Tekes
Burke
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Solid
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Tax refunds on excess profits would cut new business tax
Lawmakers debate sweeping refunds on excess profits as a way to ease the tax burden. Estimates show refunds could total 876 million dollars based on 1942 tax liability, with some arguing refunds reduce overall business taxes while others warn against raising the excess profits threshold.
Opayas Facing Capitol Bloc Leaders Attend Meeting
Opayis facing Capitol bloc leaders meet to discuss a plan believed to involve a payment of at least 95 million dollars. Details unclear as the OCR fragment lacks full names dates and places. The item hints at a political funding or budget issue with major financial implications.
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Capitol Omy Bloc
War budget cuts and Axis advances in North Africa report
A wartime summary notes reductions in government spending across multiple departments, including a major cut for the Office of Worship and reductions for War Manpower, Reclamation, and Agricultural Marketing. Separately, British reports claim Matruh fell to Axis forces with heavy British losses, while Italian sources push a large number of British prisoners and destroyed equipment.
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Centralistrative Services
Bureau of Home Econ
Bureau of Reclamation
Matruh
Britain
Rommel
Brietain
Tobruk
Salum
Ne Bad
Marian Martin Pattern 9070 for junior sizes 11 to 17
Weekend wardrobe packet shows Marian Martin pattern 9070 including front pleated shorts and a bra top to wear under a dress. Pattern available only in junior misses sizes 11 13 15 17 with fabric yardage listed and pricing guidance.
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