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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1944

Page

6

Box Evangelist revival draws 200 plus children at First Church

The Box Evangelist group drew over 200 children to a revival at the First Church of Christ. Miss Phyllis Box led song services and will present a Day is Dying in the West painting. Tonight features a Mother and Daughter night with a real mother topic for 1944 and three bachelor judges will judge finals.

Box Evangelist Group First Church of Christ Phyllis Box West Box

Contour strips and soil talks at Glade Run Farmers Club

Contour strip farming spreads on Howard Brown and nearby farms to keep topsoil on hillsides and boost yields. Glade Run Farmers Club met at Glade Run school with Neil Austin in charge as H A Fuller of the Soil Conservation Service spoke on soil analysis and productivity ratings. Seventeen members attended as topics ranged from erosion to soil nutrients and planned next meeting in April.

Howard Brown Morgantown Road Truman McVicker Or. Campie Taylor County Glade Run Neil Austin H. A. Fuller The Soil Conservation Service

Soldiers on furlough and awards announced in Blueville

Paul Fawcett arrives from Fort Ord on a 10 day furlough to Blueville to visit parents Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Fawcett. He marks two years in the armed forces today with ten months in the south Pacific. Private first class promotion for Merle D. Martin. Ernest C. Shafferman earns Expert Marksman at Fort McClellan. Dennis Ray Phillips completes boot training at Great Lakes and visits mother Mrs. Frank Sapp. future orders await.

Paul Fawcett Fort Ord Cal D. E. Fawcett Blueville Pvt Fawett South Pacific Merle D. Martin Christiana Street Port Ord Ernest C. Shafferman Ernest F. Shafferman Route 3 Infantry Replacement Training Center Fort McClellan Ala Dennis Ray Phillips U. S. Navy Great Lakes Naval Training Station Ilinois Frank Sapp Great Lakes

Lewis denies punched by soldier after wartime visit

In Washington two veterans, Corporal Henry Kania and Private Jacob Ricotta, visited John L. Lewis at the United Mine Workers office. One youth claimed a punch in the eye, but Lewis’s office denied any blows, saying only waving of hands occurred. The exchange involved discussions of strikes and pay, with both sides presenting facts and figures.

Washington United Mine Workers Union John L. Lewis UMW Lewis Henry Kania Schenectady N. Y Jacob Ricotta Rochester

Income tax help schedule announced by Camden P Uhl

Camden P Uhl, who assists Taylor counties with tax returns, released an office hours schedule through the March 15 filing deadline. He will operate in the Post Office building on March 8 9 and 10 from 7 to 9 PM, March 13 14 from 7 to 9 PM, and March 15 from 4 PM to midnight. Those who have not filed are urged not to wait until the last minute.

Camden P. Uhl Taylor

Fort Wayne Depot administers vast wartime supply network

The Fort Wayne Depot runs 22 district supply points with 810 retailers, handling up to 60 million dollars monthly in over‑the‑counter sales. Ordnance depots ship guns, ammunition, vehicles, and parts to Allied forces under Lend-Lease, and issue Axis softeners to U S Air Forces, Marines, and Coast Guard. The system contains over 40 large depots across the continental United States, storing ammunition and general supplies.

page + mammouth Fort. Wayne Continental United States

Blood plasma saves Yanks lives in war supply chain

Major Holmes describes the vast Ordnance system moving battle supplies to overseas units. He notes thousands of items shipped daily, with some requisitioned from other depots by teletype. Field service troops, maintenance detachments, and depot units accompany every American division to perform under fire repairs and battlefield recovery.

United States Eisenhower MacArthur WAC Holmes Maj Ordnance Field Service Army

Rationing roundup menu indicates small price raises

Prices for apples and onions rise slightly in Harrison Marion Monongalia and Taylor counties effective Thursday in group 1 and 2 stores. Apples in Clarksburg and Fairmont rise to 23 cents per two pounds, other areas unchanged. U S No 1 onions rise to 25 cents per two pounds and 3 inch onions to 28 cents per three pounds. Carrot bunches from Texas at 9 cents, California at 12 cents per bunch. Other produce prices unchanged.

Harrison Marion Monongalia Taylor District Office of Prices Administration Clarksburg Fairmont U. S Texas California

Army Ordnance Success Amid Vast Global Supply Task

Regardless of staggering difficulties, Army ordnance passes the invasion tools and keeps them in prime condition for deployment from Alaska to Cape Town and Braze to Chungking. The disposal work continues amid the sprawling logistics effort.

Army Ordnance 5 Alaska Cape Town Braze Chungking

Politician vows independence from outside influence

A local candidate declares he will push improvements for Grafton and will not let outsiders like Lockard or the weekly paper dictate policies. He urges votes for the primary on March 7 and the general election on March 21, 1944.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Lockard

Mrs. Shaffer Attends Sister's Funeral at Holy Angels

Mrs. W. L. Shaffer of any street attended the funeral service for her sister Mrs. Bertha J. Erhardt held this week at Holy Angels Catholic church. Bertha Erhardt was one of fourteen children in the family.

Mrs. Shaffer W. L. Shaffer Any Street Bertha J. Erhardt Holy Angels Catholic Church

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