Bonnalynn Menear and John C King Wed in Baltimore Nuptials
Bonnalynn Menear daughter of Mr and Mrs H B Menear and John C King son of Mr and Mrs John R King were married in a single ring ceremony at the Chatsworth Methodist church in Baltimore on June 26. Rev Irvin McGowan officiated in the presence of close family. The bride wore poudre blue with gardenia corsage. Attendants included Matron of Honor Mrs Bertha Eyler and Paul Eyler as usher. After a brief honeymoon at Chesapeake Beach they will reside on Malbrook Avenue Baltimore. The Martins plant connections are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berition
North Avenue
Baltimore
Bonnalynn
Sis" Menear
H. B. Menear
Ross Street
John C. King
John R. King
Chesapeake Beach
Irvin McGowan
Bertha Eyler
Paul Eyler
Community Meetings And Club Events Schedule
A June through July notice outlines multiple local group gatherings. Events include the Degree of Pocahontas meeting at Red Men's Hall, Circle 1 of the WSCSt John’s Methodist at Pearl Street, WMC First Brethren at Lucretia, Weekly Sewing Club dinner on Fetterman Road, Ladies Aid Society at United Brethren in the King's Daughters classroom, Quota club at Mrs Arvie Lockard’s home with a Mildred Debencamie walk, Shafer reunion at Bird's Creek Preston County, and Judson Missionary Society at 715 West Main Street.
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Degree
Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
W.5.c.s
St. John's
Ross Stemple
Ralph McDaniel
Fetterman Road
Ladies Aid Society
United Brethren Church
King's Daughters
Quota Club
Arvie Lockard
Mildred Debencamie
Shafer
Bird's Creek
Preston County
Anna Knotts
Judson Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
W. E. Robinson
West Main Street
Shuttlesworth Smallwood Marriage Quiet Ceremony
The eldest daughter Hazel Elizabeth Shuttlesworth of 1330 West Main Street wed Pvt Eugene R. Smallwood son of Mr and Mrs J L Smallwood of 1001 Nuzum Street in a West Main Street Methodist church ceremony held late Saturday evening June 26 Rev J B Staley officiated. Attendants were the brides sister and brother Mrs J L Thompson of Tampa Florida and Virgil L Smallwood of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Shuttlesorth
West Main Street
Hazel Elizabeth
Eugene R. Smallwood
J. L. Smallwood
Nuzum Street
West Main Sect Methodist Church
J. B. Staley
J. L. Thompson
Tampa
Florida
Virgil L. Smallwood
Barclay on Bridge has kiber as rampage reader
The column recounts a bridge hand where West mismanages trumps after North leads clubs. It notes the misplay on heart finesses and the value of ruffing two clubs in dummy, urging caution with leads and adherence to new Laws of Contract Bridge.
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North
West
South
Smallwood Couple Plans Louisville Wedding Leave
Pvt. Smallwood and his wife, a Grafton High School class of '41 graduate, plan a wedding with rose buds. She recently worked at Hazel Atlas Glass. he serves in the Armed Forces and is stationed at Fort Knox. They will travel to Louisville Friday night.
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Rose
Smallwood
Grafton High School
Hazel Atlas Glass Plant
Pvt
Industrial Rayon Corporation
Cleveland
Ohio
Louisville
Kentucky
Fort Knox
E. Junior Ball
O. W. Ball
West Boyd Street
Ball
Alabama Ordnance Works
DuPont
Childersburg
Ala
Fairmont State College
Alabama
Shuttlesworth Fairley Wed In Oakland June 28
Miss Betty Lee Shuttlesworth wed James Roger Fairley at St Pauls Methodist church Oakland Md with no attendants. Bride wore navy ensemble with white accessories and red rosebud corsage. She attended Grafton high school and worked at Atlas Glass. groom attended Trinity high school in Washington Pa and works for Kunst dairy. They will reside in Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lee Shuttlesworth
A. Shuttlesworth
West Main Street
James Roger Fairley
James Farley
Royce
Grafton
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Oakland
Minor Sprague
Barbara J. Davis Hosts Dinner for Eleventh Birthday
Miss Barbara Jane Davis entertained a few friends on her eleventh birthday Monday at home on Rosy Street. Spring flowers and small American flags decorated the setting. Singing and games filled the evening with guests including Elaine Rogers Elaine Welch Alice Trimble Shirley Pitzer Jean Knotts Nancy Smith Nancy Watson Ruth Craw Janice Sigel Shirley Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jane Davis
Rosy Street
Elaine Rogers
Elaine Welch
Alice Trimble
Shirley Pitzer
Jean Knotts
Nancy Smith
Nancy Watson
Ruth, Craw
Janice Sigel
Shirley Miller
State's 8 Mines Observe Fourth of July Labor Pace
Continues from page one. With the Fourth of July on Sunday and Monday not recognized as a contract holiday, production in about 600 bituminous mines near normal. Union and operator sources say only 10 to 15 percent of men idle due to absenteeism, and there were no reports of closed mines.
Western on Screen at Opera House Tonight
Rob er Tansey, director of Haunt ed Ranch Range Busters, returns to frontier cinema stressing motion and action over dialogue. John King, David Sharpe, and Max Terhune star as the tale of furious fights and daring horsemen unfolds with scenic backdrops and breakneck pursuit of fleeing bandits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rober Tansey
Monogram
John King
David Sharpe
Max Terhune
Tansey
Favorites Return in Gripping New Film of the West
The Three Mesquiteers roster Bob Steele Tom Tyler and Jimmie Dodds headline Santa Fe Scouts at the Opera House for a two day run A Mesquiteers ally Tim Clay is framed on murder charges by outlaws who force him to harbor one of their gang until they remain silent A looming squatters law threatens the ranch fate of the ally and property
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Steele
Tom Tyler
Jimmie Dodds
Republic
Strand Presents Robert Donat In The Young Mr. Pitt
Robert Donat, a lifelong film enthusiast turned star, headlines The Young Mr. Pitt at the Strand Theatre today. The actor recalls his Manchester school days and early love of cinema as the Toronto, 20th Century Fox release opens here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Donat
Donat
Cenary-Fox
Mr. Pitt
Strand Theatre
Manchester
England
Robert Donat Began Theatre Craze From Penny Skips
A boy saved a penny weekly to buy cinema trips while storing school books in a dusty cellar. He drew courage to shout at movie heroes and favored The Exploits of Elaine and The Hooded Terror. His parents’ plan backfired, launching him toward stardom as a famed screen master in Goodbye Mr Chips and The Young Mr Pitt.
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Donat
Elaine
Hooded Terror
Wil van S. Hart
James Bernar
Robert Donat
William Pitt
Britain
Mr. Pitt
Wallace Jones Row Deepens In Senate Debate
President Roosevelt faced questions about the Wallace Jones dispute as senators avoided rushing to set priorities. Chairman Truman indicated his committee would not pursue the matter, deferring to the senate banking panel, whose chair Wagner offered no firm decision. The clash follows a war food administration shakeup and drew further executive criticism at Roosevelt's press conference.
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Wallace
Jones
Roosevelt
Commerce
Truman
D.-Mo
Special Committee
Wallace-Jones
Senate Banking Committee
Wagner
War Food Administration
War reporters blamed for war effort harm by columnists and radios
President Roosevelt said reporters often wrote under orders and cited a columnist report about WAAC morals hurting the war effort. Rep. McGranery called for investigation. He urged officials to settle quarrels before airing. Wallace accuses Jones of obstructing BEW’s material deliveries abroad and Danahel supports a statutory emergency agency under the State Department for foreign operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
WAACS
War Department
Women's Auxiliary Army Corps
McGranery
D.-Pa
Jones
Wallace
Danahel
Congress
State Department
Pimples Disappear Overnight With Klcerex Magic
A safe medicated liquid Klcerex vows to dry up pimples overnight and promises a money back guarantee if the first application does not convince. Malone's Drug & Chemical Co. advertises the product to reduce embarrassment from pimples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone's Drug & Chemical Co
Major coal mine workers vote to return to work in strike region
In southwest Pennsylvania's Monongahela valley 1,200 Midland mine workers voted to resume operations around Tuesday after the July 4 holiday. The Lance Colliery near Wilkes-Barre also planned to return today, with many locals in the Wilkes-Barre area voting. About 50,000 of 83,000 hard coal workers in UMW districts 1 7 and 9 remained idle.
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Pennsylvania
Monongahela Valley
Midland
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Big Lance
Glen Alden
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Nestles
Nestlé's
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C. E. Shuttlesworth
Pvt. E. R. Smallwood
Skaggs & Company
Barclay
Shepard Orley
Americas
Hollywood
Loretta Young
Loretta
China
Alan Ladd
Shuttlesworth- Fairley
Maryland
Barbara J. Davis
Farm Bureau
Mrs. Pearl Gawthrop
Farm Bureau Life Insurance CO. Home Office
Columbus, Ones
Hugh Warder
Maple Avenus
Anna Mary
Mary Brydon Warder
Frederick Warder
Akron
Mary Breedlove
Cleota Hays
Charles Breedlove
St. Louis
Clyde Sisler
Pfc
Dorsey Sisler
Jefferson Barracks
R.O.T.C
Sharon Ann Moselay
Cincinnati
Dayton
Loretta Jean NeMoss
Beverly Ann McDade
Dewey Avenue
City Hospital
Augusta Johnson
Harper Street
Clarksburg
James King
Maple Avenue
Newton Gawthrop
Rowe O
Rita Larew
Marvin Larew
C. W. Wells
Indianapolis
Ind
Cpl
Kenneth C. Wells
Indiana State Fairgrounds
Cpl. Wells
OPERA
Gia Amiting
Marine Corps Women's Reserve
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Wes., Inc
Martin
Marian Martin
GI. Sentinel
P. Department
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
United States Employment Office
W. Main St
W. Va
Sentinel
Paul R. Messenger
W. Sts
Cylinger
de Grafton Sentinel
Coolerator
West Main
Pittsburgh
Cyrstal
C. A
Sztreet
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