Wedding of Miss June Loar to Willis J Hebb in Maryland
Society notes announce the marriage of June Elizabeth Loar to Willis J Hebb at St Paul Methodist Oakland Maryland on June 22 with Rev Denver C Pickens officiating. Bride wore royal blue with red rose corsage. maid of honor Lora Loar. best man Joseph Hyatt. Both families listed with past schooling and military details.(Post ceremony trip planned to West Virginia.)
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T. B. Loar
High Street
June Elizabeth
Willis J. Hebb
R. B. Hebb
West
Wilford Street
St. Paul Methodist Church
Oakland
Maryland
Denver C. Pickens
Lora Louise Loar
Joseph William Hyatt
Hebb
Grafton
Girl Reserves
Commercial Club
Re-Echo Staff
Girls’ Athletic Association
The
Thespians
U. S
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
Kebb
Grafton Senior High
Navy
Aewers
Points
West Virginia
Briefly Told Recovers From Major Operation
Frances Wolfe of Haymond Road is in Grafton City Hospital recuperating from a major operation. Mrs. George Gerkin and son David of Maple Avenue plan a short visit to Parkersburg and Belaire Ohio to stay with relatives. Mrs. C. F. Shafer discharged from New York Graduate Hospital and to visit daughters in Washington DC. Compton Pembroke, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pembroke, discharged from Ft. Dix after three years in the army, including 15 months in Germany and France. City appoints William Morgan and others for charter framing board. election on charter change set for next Tuesday with ballot marks. Election arose after 1000+ petition signatures. Supreme Court involvement followed by mandamus action before withdrawal and scheduling by City Commissioners.
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Frances
Wolfe
Haymond Road
Grafton City Hospital
George Gerkin
David
Maple Avenue
Parkersburg
Belaire
Ohio
Compton Pembroke
W .C. Pembroke
Ft. Dix
New Jersey
Germany
France
William Morgan
City of
Grafton
Charter Framing Board
Sentinel
Supreme Court
Chamber of Commerce
Woodmen's Circle Hosts Supper and Book Review
The Delta Nu chapter of Tau Phi Lambda sorority at Supreme Forest Woodmen circle held a buffet supper Thursday at Mrs. Harry Ringier's West Boyd street home. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Louise Able Miss Virginia Lake and Mrs. Miriam Nester. Rev Lois Luzader reviewed Lloyd C Douglases Sar Hudsons Secret Journal. Six new members were pledged during the business session.
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Delta Nu
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Harry Ringier
West Boyd Street
Louise Able
Virginia Lake
Miriam Nester
Lois Luzader
Hudson's Secret Journal
Lloyd C. Douglas
Father Honored By Son On 64th Birthday
On June 19, W A Weaver received a surprise 64th birthday party at his son Nobel K Weavers Blueville home. He recently returned from three years as a Naval Guard in Arlington Virginia. Guests included Walter Lucas Marsh Weaver Raphael Turnley George Hunt Jean Agness Lanham Eddie Sapp and others with refreshments by Noble and Leon Frank spouses.
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W. A. Weaver
Nobel K. Weaver
Blueville
Mr. Weaver
Arlington
Virginia
Noble Weaver
Leon Frank
Bayrd Ford
Victor Ford
Lando Musgrove
Francis
Doris
Bessie Watkins
Carl Wat
Blandy plans if weather allows atomic test on Monday
Admiral Blandy weighs a Monday detonation of the atomic bomb with a 50-50 forecast, prompting mass evacuations of 30,000 personnel. If approved, 246 crew and 46 island staff remain to fine tune instruments while warning orders ensure all non- target ships leave the lagoon two hours before detonation. weather will decide.
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Admiral Blandy
Mt. McKinley
Kenneth Whiting
Nee
Portrait of a Flight Officer on Trial in Hotel Assault Case
A young typist testified in court about a March 16 assault by a bombardier veteran of 35 missions with the Fifth Air Force in the South Pacific. The defense pressed for details as she described isolation in a hotel room, a razor blade used on her legs, and her fear preventing an outcry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trea Die
Farrell
Fifth Air Force
South Pacific
Herbert F. Callahan
Miss Stavrou
British forces raid Jewish agency in Palestine
Sir Alan Cunningham announced measures to root out terrorism in Palestine after troops and police backed by planes occupied premises of the Jewish Agency. He said the actions target violent groups and that the agency would not be proscribed or closed at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tron
Tel Aviv
Alan Cunningham
Britain
Palestine
Middle East
Jewish Agency
Mrs Housewife Seeks Brooms Made in Grafton
A local plea urges Mrs Housewife to request brooms produced in Grafton. The note highlights support for regional goods and urges shoppers to favor the Grafton-made broom option.
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Grafton
Truman sets conditions for price control extension
President Truman outlined three main provisions for a one year extension of stabilization laws. He called for continued subsidies to prevent price spikes for six months and a plan to end subsidies next year. He favored removing price controls later with safeguards to avoid sharp rises while maintaining production to win the war against inflation.
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DEM
Mncle
Truman
Senate
House
Senate Debates Extension and Veto on Price Controls
Senate leaders criticized the presidents veto and extension idea as inflationary. Barkley said extending time was idle while Taft condemned the veto, arguing the bill would not kill price control but would force price increases amid OPA debates. Spence urged Truman to sign the extension as Taft warned of inflationary effects.
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Senate
Barkley
Capitol Hill
Truman
Spence
D-Ky
House Ranking Committee
House
Taft
Ohio
Extension Allows Old Vehicle Tags To Remain In Use
The Road Commission announced a ten day extension past the June 30 deadline for old vehicle tags. Law enforcement will honor old tags until July 10. Commission secretary Don McClaugherty said the extension avoids a work gap when the new 1946-47 tags would begin.
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Road Commission
Commission
Don McClaugherty
Modern waitress Oklahoma City belief sparks local dining debate
In Oklahoma City on June 29 a restaurant employee argues a new policy could reshape service standards. Patrons, managers, and city officials weigh fare, tips, and tenure while organizers push for clearer guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
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June Loar
W.B. A. Revie
Ella Welch
West Washington Street
Shafter
Birds Creek
Veterans Auxiliary
Haymond Community Club
Ralph Lemmon
Grafton - Morgantown Road
Faye K, Littman
Grace Marie Bartlett
Betty Rinker
Monford Cross
Maxine Harvey
Eleanor Green
Evelyn Geven
Helen Preeman
Kathleen Watkins
Marie Bartlett
Florence Johnson
Leema Zumbro
Marjorie Eisner
Elizabeth Sinsel
Sarah Sayres
Beulah Bailey
Marion Gough
Claribel Upton
Mildred Newcome
Edith Jo Robinson
Kathleen Rogers
Irma Tingler
Elizabeth Rendley
Florence Cunningham
C. F. Shafer
New York Graduate Hospital
Washington, D. C
Mary Elizabeth Shafer
2. H. Aylestock
McLean
Woodmen’s Circle
Fairmont General
School of Nursing
Fairmont State College
Fairmont General Hospital
Fairmont
W, Va
Blandy
Donald Ford
Helen Ford
Nobel Weaver
Betty Jean
Karen Sue
Jessie
New World
Thomas Edison
Monongahela Power CO
Bowles
White House
H. L. Little
E. Main Street
Seaboard
Walnut ST
Phila
Grafton Furnace Co
Lee Bennett
Hoover Cleaner Service
Carl Jones Store
Francis L. Warder
Eee
J. J. Gross & CO
Telephone
Main St
Taylor County Board of Trade
Chas
W. T. Lockard
W. Va
Taylor County Board Ofirade
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