Shinnston Young Lady Weds Grafton Man in Baltimore
Mrs Jams G Witt of Shinnston announces the marriage of her daughter Margaret Leona to Chester Kenneth Colebank son of Mr and Mrs James A Colebank of this city. The ceremony occurred Sunday May 4 at Harlin Park Methodist Church Baltimore Md with Rev O B Langhill officiating. The bride wore navy blue with beige accessories and a shoulder corsage of white rosebuds. Mrs Colebank will graduate Shinnston High School this month. Colebank, a 1939 Grafton High School graduate, completed a course at the Pittsburgh School of Trade last year and now works for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Baltimore where they will reside.
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Jams G. Witt
Shinnston
Amburhen
Margaret Leona
Chester Kenneth Colebank
James A. Colebank
Harlin Park Methodist Church
Baltimore
O. B. Langhill
Colefank
Church Class Sees Change At Monthly Meeting At Weaver Home
Do Our Best class of Blueville Methodist Church met at Mrs Mae Weavers home for a regular session with devotions by Mrs Zora Anvil and a business vote to move monthly meetings from the first Wednesday to the first Thursday. June lessons set for Mrs Jesse Robinsons home with Edith Browns program featuring readings and a Bible quiz. Mrs Weaver served ice cream cake and coffee to members and four guests including Barbara Nell Carruthers Jean Hunt Helen Brown and Betty Jean Weaver.
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M.s. Mae Weaver
Blueville Methodist Church
Zora Anvil
Samuels
Jesse Robinson
Edith Brown
Berl Setler To Marry Saturday
Mr and Mrs R W Setler of Grafton route 5 announce the forthcoming marriage of their son Corp Berl Setler to Miss Lucille Claire Gifford of Marston Mills Massachusetts The ceremony is set for Saturday morning May 10 at 830 at Marston Mills Methodist Church Corp Setler is stationed at Camp Edwards Mass with the USCAL
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R. W. Setler
Grafton
Route 5
Corp
Berl Setler
Lucille Claire Gifford
Marston Mills
Mass
Marston Mills Methodist Church
Yelock Corp
Setler
Camp Edwards
U.s.c.al
Star Club Plans Election Tonight
On Thursday, May 15, the Eastern Star Woman's club meets at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple for the final session of the year. Officers for 1941-42 will be elected and 1940-41 activities closed. Retiring president Mrs. Pearl Stover presides with Miss Nina Zinn presenting an illustrated program on Flowers for the Home.
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P. H.C
Business Girls Club
Glenn Ireland
Mary Stanley
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Nettie
Mabel Watkins
Maple Avenue
Muhlenberg
First Baptist Church
Weekley Sewing Club
Victor Rockwell
B. and O. Veterans
Clara Fawyer
VFW
Wehn Hall
B. and O. Railroad Company
Moose Home
Whiting Willims
B.S. Woman's Club
Masonic Temple
Nina ‘Zinn
Lucal Jr
Albright
W. Va
Williams
Clarksburg
Eastern Star Woman's Club
Pearl Stover
Nina Zinn
Princess Frock Pattern 358 For Young Sewers
Pattern 358 offers a princess style frock for junior miss sizes with scalloped neckline puff sleeves and lace trim. Easy straight seams suit learners and teens with optional butterfly bows. Fabric ideas include fruit or leaf prints. Send 15 cents to The Grafton Sentinel Pattern Department 10 Fifth Avenue New York NY.
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Claire Tilden
Grafton , Sentinel
Pattern Department
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Lovely Roses Show Off Your Linens Pattern 6908
A historic notice describes cross stitch transfers for linens, listing pattern 6908 and two motifs with sizes, materials, edging instructions, and stitch illustrations. Readers are urged to mail ten cents to Grafton Sentinel, Household Arts Dept. in New York with clear name address and pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
Es Y
Kirkpatrick Returns Home After Family Illness
Mrs. F. Kirkpatrick returned home from Parkersburg where she was called by the illness of her grandson Melvin Davis son who is now improving. Funeral attended for Emil Shackleford a former Taylor county resident at Fairmont yesterday with Mrs. Newcome and Mrs. Johnson nieces of the late Mr. Shackleford. Miss Ruby Gall of Arden underwent a major operation at City hospital this morning.
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F. Kirkpatrick
Parkersburg
Melvin Davisson
Bertha Newcome
Ruth
Wilma Johnson
Marie
Lelia Travis
Emil Shackleford
Taylor County
Fairmont
Newcome
Mrs. Johnson
Mr. Shackleford
Ruby Gall
Arden
City Hospital
Senate feud over midnights oath and vacancies in West Virginia
Holt cites vacancy between Neely resignation and oath as governor contending Holt must fill seat. Martin appointed from pages then sworn as senator elect. Neely resigns to become governor amid Democratic party split fueling the contest and political maneuvering.
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Holt
Martin
American Bar Association
Neely
Rosier
National Education Association
Senate
West Virginia
West Virginia Senate Controversy Over Neely Appointment
The debate centered on whether Neely's resignation and induction as governor occurred simultaneously, creating no interval for Holt to act. Lawyers argued if the day’s contract began earlier, Neely’s January 13 appointment of Rosier might predate Holt’s choice of Martin by a fraction of a second. Public policy and public interest were raised by both sides, with Neely warning against appointing out-going governors to posts and supporters citing voters’ endorsement of Neely’s senatorial succession plan.
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Tical
Neely
Holt
Senate
Rosier
Martin
United States
West Virginia
Battle rages as convoy debate shifts in new element
Maritime Commission figures show that less than four percent of British aid ships left the United States, as Nye and Willkie pushed competing views on convoy policy. The discussion includes calls for prompt protection of cargoes and action over rhetoric.
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Nye
Willkie
Maritime Commission
Ameri
Record Toll Continues as Ships Sunk in Early 1941
Senate hearings demand full facts on ships sunk carrying aid to Britain with eight of 205 U S ships from Jan 1 to Mar 31 going down. Navy Secretary Knox says defense of Britain ships lifeline must be maintained while anti convoy forces push for prohibitions on convoys. Halifax warns of German urgency to cut Britain's lifeline as Luftwaffe damages Liverpool amid continued night fighter efforts.
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RAP
Brest
Scharnhorst
Gneiseriau
Liverpool
Humber River
Bristol Channel
East Anglia
England
Senate Commerce Committee
Commission
Fmory
House
Senate
Nye
Knox
Navy
Britain
American Bookseller Association
Viscount Halifax
Hitler
Maritime Commission
Land
Vandenberg
R.mich
Taft
Ohio
Tobey
R.N. H
Dynamite Plot Report Sparks Estate Search
A workman sparked a statewide investigation claiming two men planned a dynamite plot on an estate. James Maloney of the Secret Service and state police dispatched four troopers after a 7:45 a.m. call, but no dynamite or suspects were found.
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Gaffney
James Maloney
Secret Service
New York
John Hogan
Maloney
Secret’ Service
Hogan
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