Betty Luzadder and William Sevier wed in Morgantown church
Miss Betty Lee Luzadder granddaughter of Mr and Mrs 8 A Poe of Barrett street and William D Sevier son of Mr and Mrs George B Sevier of Lucretia were married June 1 at Spruce Street Methodist church Morgantown with Rev Arthur E Beckett officiating They were attended by Mary Henderson of Knottsville and Glenn G Arthur of Lucretia Both graduates of Grafton high school Mrs Bevier works for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company They plan to reside in Grafton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lee Luzadder
Bevier
The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Sevier
Grafton
Boys Honored Before Navy Enlistment At Pruntytown
Claude Dunham and Joe Talago were feted last night with a weiner roast by friends at the basement of the Pruntytown Baptist church before their upcoming departure for the United States Navy. A social hour followed with attendees named from the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Dunham
Joe Talago
United States Navy
Pruntytown Baptist Church
Omar Lambert
Alden Carpenter
Ray Wiseman
Adrian Tucker
Ellen Jane Wiseman
Doris Dunham
Janine Tucker
Virginia Lee Carpenter
Loretta Carpenter
Mary
Bet y Williams Nellie Cook Honored By Hoc Alums
Members of the Hoc Alums gave a surprise handerchief shower for Nellie Cook and Betty Williams who depart tonight for New York to join St. Jiles School in Garden City Long Island. Music and social conversation were the main diversions. attendees included Rosemary Denton Peggy Bee and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoc Alums
Nellie Cook
Betty Williams
New York
St. Jiles School
Garden City
Long Island
Rosemary Denton
Peggy Bee
Community notices of church meetings and reunion
June 30 The Degree of Pocahontas meet in Red Men's Hall for regular business and exchange with Indian sister. July 1 The Missionary Society of First Baptist meets at Mrs W E Robinsons home at 8 p.m. July 1 The W M C of First Brethren meets at Mrs Mayme Shahan’s home in Lucretia at 8 p.m. Mrs Ross Stemple, leader. July 1 Mrs Ralph McDaniel of Fetterman road hosts Weekly Sewing Club with 6 o'clock dinner. July 5 The Shafer reunion will be held at Bird's Creek Preston county on Monday July 5. Mrs Anna Knotts, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Degree of
Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
Main Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
W. E. Robinson
West Main Street
First Brethren Church
Mayme Shahan
Lucretia
Ross Stemple
Ralph McDaniel
Fetterman Road
Bird's Creek
Preston County
Anna Knotts
Local Ladies Influential Guests Included Ginger and Louise
Notable attendees at the event included Ginger, Louise Collins, Jean Bastion, Mary Lou Ridenour, Betty Jo McAvoy, and Mary Lough. Cleo Fisher and Mary Tucker were listed as guests, reflecting a social gathering with several prominent women in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginger
Louise Collins
Jean Bastion
Mary Lou Ridenour
Betty Jo McAvoy
Mary Lough
Cleo Fisher
Mary Tucker
Briefly Told Joins Husband in Camp Chowder near Joplin
Betty Lou White of Grafton leaves last night on the National Limited to join her husband William W Floyd at Camp Chowder near Joplin Mississippi. Thelma Tucker of Parkersburg visits family before entering Navy Nurses Corps and reporting for duty July 6 in Charleston South Carolina as Ensign. Tucker is a Grafton high school graduate class of 1938 and a St Josephs Nursing School alumna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Floyd
Betty Lou White
Grafton
the National Limited
Camp Chowder
Joplin
Miss
Thelma Tucker
Parkersburg
D. L. Tucker
Navy Nurses Corp
Charleston
South Carolina
Ensign Tucker
Grafton High School
St. Joseph’s School For Nurses
Fairmont General Hospital
Beware Four Trumps and the Hearts Contract Dilemma
Barclay analyzes six trumps against seven and shows safer distributions for ruffing with five in one hand and two in the other. It compares three bidding sequences, highlighting No 2 and Table 3 as better than No 1, and presents a problem from a duplicate game: after North opens hearts, West seeks maximum results on a Hearts contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
South
North
West
Atures Syndicate, Inc
Elyria Woman Returns Home After Visit to Pruntytown Friends
Miss Jean Deane of Elyria Ohio formerly of Pruntytown has returned to Elyria after several days visiting Doris Dunham and Elen Jane Wiseman of Pruntytown and relatives in Buckhannon. She is a member of the Alumni and State Nurses Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Jean Deane
Elyria
Pruntytown
Doris Dunham
Elen Jane Wiseman
Buckhannon
Visit Returns After East Coast Trip
Visited husband Mrs Kenneth Shaw of 217 West Boyd Street returned home yesterday after visiting with her husband on the East Coast. Birth announcement: Mr. and Mrs Delbert Knotts Route 3 Tunnelton announce the birth of a seven pound two ounce boy born June 27 in City hospital. This is their second child and has not been named. Mother the former Miss Lora Criss of Tunnelton. Knotts is a salesman for the Great American Tea Will Leave Here Tonight Betty Williams and Nellie Conk will leave here tonight for New York where they have accepted positions at St Jiles School in Garden City Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Shaw
West Boyd Street
Shaw
N.R
Delbert Knotts
Route 3
Tunnelton
City Hospital
Lora Criss
Knotts
Great American Tea Company
Betty Williams
Nellie Conk
New York
St. Jiles School
Garden City
Long Island
Buy Diamonds with Confidence at Skaggs and Company
Skaggs and Company promotes its jewelry store as a trusted source for diamonds offering quality stones, value, and personalized service to customers seeking engagement rings, wedding bands, and fine gems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skaggs & Company
Corner Beauty For Household Linens
Corner Beauty For Household Linens offers a variety of linen designs and stitchery. Each design includes motifs to create complete cloths or scarves, ideal for replenishing linen closets or gifting. Pattern 7588 provides 24 transfer motifs sized 5 x 7% to 11/4 x 1% inches. send eleven cents to Grafton Sentinel Household Arts Dept. 259 W. 14th St New Anbarche for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts
Dept
W. 14Th Street
New Anbarche
City by City Western Front Air War Report
The 1000 bomber raid forced 200000 of Colonges 800000 population from the city and destroyed 250 factories. German communique noted damage in Cologne and Hamburg and said 26 attacking bombers were shot down. Night raids, ship and railway targets were hit in France as intruder patrols attacked. Last night marked the eighth British raid on German targets in ten days.
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Page
Cologne
Hamburg
France
Allied Air Attacks Hit St Nazaire And Beaumont Roger
Allied air forces bombed the submarine yards at St Nazaire and the Beaumont Le Roger airfield in occupied France, with six American planes reported missing and 11 shot down according to Berlin. The raids caused large fires at Beaumont Le Roger and left more than 16,000 homeless across Germany’s claimed broadcast.
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RAF
France
St. Nazaire
Beaumont-Le- Roger
Rouen
Vichy
Associated Press
Berlin
U.S. Eighth Air Force
Beaumont- Le-Roger
Congress Near Summer Recess as Budget Battles Prolong Session
Senators clash over federal labor security and NYA liquidation while House and Senate probe large appropriations. Leader Barkley expresses optimism for a weekend adjournment but major bills including the 2.8 billion War Agencies bill and OPA funding remain contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
D.-Mo
Barkley
Congress
Senate
National Youth Administra Jtion
NYA
House
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Office of War Information
Pretty Batter Up Bechtel-McCone Parsons shipyards christening
Mrs Lauritz Melchior wife of the opera tenor readies to christen the S S Wilfred Granfell at Bechtel McCone Parsons shipyards in California. She hammers the moment with a sharp strike, christening the vessel on its first pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eady
Lauritz Melchior
Wilfred Granfell
Bechtel-McCone
Parsons
California
International
Use of Mulches in Victory Garden By Mean Halliday
Central Press Association describes mulch as a key moisture saver for Victory gardens. Mulch reduces evaporation, aids soil moisture, and serves as a substitute for hoeing or watering. Straw hay leaves or clippings mulch between vegetable rows and around shallow rooted plants and fruit trees, keeping roots cool and trunks free from bark damage while preventing weeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Garden
Mean Halliday
Central Press Association
Victory
Tire scarcity tightens road use rules in wartime
The communique notes heavy losses among enemy fighters and describes strict conservation steps. Officials restrict tire eligibility to essential users, with 240 mile monthly limits for A book holders and continued eligibility for low mileage drivers. Regulators warn of possible new limits if conservation fails, while synthetic rubber ramp remains delayed by facility shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peo
Jeffers
No titles in sight in puzzling human alibis
The passage catalogs common excuses for personal shortcomings and troubles. It cites lines about alarm clocks, misplaced money, caring for a sick friend, and the familiar defense that only a couple of beers were involved, noting the tendency to protest after trouble.
Pattern 9424 dress suit adaptable to many fabrics
Ofer' Ma ative presents Pattern 9424 for a simple two piece suit dress adaptable to gingham or spun fabrics. Available for misses and women's sizes 14 through 42 with 36 inch fabric. order by mail a 16 cent coin to receive the pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian “Martin
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Eldora M. Bolyard
Betty Luzadder
William D. Sevier
Spruce
Street Methodist
Morgantown
Navy
Barclay
Shepard Barclay
Anne Baxter
Stranebot
Tone
Paramount
NorthAfrica
Five Graves
Cairo
Alumni
State Nurses Association
Alice Brooks
Kentucky
Prentiss Brown
Brown
Blue Grassland
New Fe Nine Star
Clark Warhow
Redestra
EWT
WLW
Martha Stewart
Grafton Print Shop
Telephodhess
Joe Marsh
Brewing Snai
T. C McKinley
State
Geo.Greer
Ofer
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