Club marks 21 years with tight attendance amid changes
The group, whose motto is Service Above Belt, is now 21 years old and continues weekly meetings. Only six original organizers remain active, maintaining regular attendance as the club endures shifts over the years.
Chapter Forty's Love Advice Sparks Tense Dinner Talk
In a heated kitchen exchange Terry pushes Natalie to fight for Ben, arguing shameless self belief beats pride. Natalie teeters between cynicism and longing as Tom interrupts with casual support, hinting at shared meals and complicated marriages.
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Terry
Natalie
Ben
Panama Canal
Henry Ford
Alexander Woolcott
Brooks
Tom
Arial
Betsy
Hospital Day Urges Grafton to Complete New Hospital
Grafton residents gathered for Hospital Day to inspect the current facility on Beech Street and urge timely completion of the larger hospital atop Finnegan's Rock. Officials stressed continued public involvement, transparency, and renewed resolve to finish the Taylor County project despite past delays.
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Grafton
Finnegan's Rock
Beech Street
Taylor County
Haile Selassie Returns Amid Ethiopian Victory
In a 5 year memory, Em peror Haile Selassie returns to power after British forces drive Italians from Addis Ababa. He meets General Cunningham and pledges restoration after Mussolini’s 1936 invasion. The narrative links Italy's campaigns in Ethiopia and the wider European conflict.
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Elkins
Haile Selassie
Addis Ababa
Jibati
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Victor Emanuel
Italy
Cunningham
France
Albania
Greece
Balkan States
Ljubljana
Cracked Mirrors: American Thought Misrepresented Abroad
A Clarksburg Exponent piece laments foreign readers misusing American writings to promote Axis propaganda. It denounces William Dudley Pelley’s Silver Shirts book as a false sample of U S opinion and cautions that foreign mistranslations shape harmful impressions of American minds.
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Clarksburg
Axis
United States
William Dudley Pelley
Pelley
Federal plan eyed to regulate installment sales nationwide
Morgantown Post reports discussion of drastic federal controls on installment purchases across banks, finance firms, auto dealers, furniture and department stores. Aimed at preventing overbuying, curbing inflation, and preserving defense resources, the plan could include setting down payments and payoff timing via the Federal Reserve or a federal agency. Shortages in appliances and autos fuel calls for careful regulation and practical legislation.
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Morgantown Post
Federal Reserve Board
Two Ronceverte Men Die in Head On Crash
Covington Virginia May 12 state police report two Ronceverte West Virginia men were killed in a head on automobile crash yesterday on route 662 in Alleghany county. W R Dean 35 and Julian Lee Doland about 40 were identified as the dead and several others received minor injuries.
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Covington
Ronceverte
W. Va
Alleghany County
W. R. Dean
Julian Lee Doland
Growth of Grafton Brethren Church and Early Rotary Plans
The 1920 article describes the First Brethren congregation in Grafton forming in Nicola’s home with 14 members, restoring a local Free Will Baptist church on North Western Turnpike, and soon expanding to 65 members by 1926. It notes Reverend Earl Sheppler’s part time ministry, and later Reverend Paul E. Dick as pastor. It also details initial Rotary Club organization efforts in Grafton, listing charter-member candidates and preliminary officer nominations led by Ole E Wyckoff, with plans to charter a Rotary club for local business and professionals.
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William Murphy
Moatsville
C. G. Nicola
Grafton
Glenn
Preston County
First Brethren
Nicola
Sound
Earl Sheppler
Terra Alta
Flemington
Grafton Baptist Church
Wilford Street
House of Worship
Brethren Church
Paul E. Dick
Earl Willams
Kenneth Godwin
Christian Endeavor Society
William A. Beavers
O. J. Fleming
Charles A. Sinsel
Ole E. Wyckoff
Rotary Club
O. Jay Flemling
Wyckoff
Fleming
G. Thomas Bartlett
L. W. Burns
Talton W. Engel
W. P. Hendrickson
B. 2. Holverstott
George L. Jolliffe
Harry M. Murray
D. C. Peck
David K.ross
W. Merle Watkins
Ole B.wyckoff
Harry A. Abbott
Joseph B. Bradford
Thomas Carr
O. Jay Flaming
Howard H. Holt
Sam R. Jenkins
Charley A. Keefer
O. C. Noble
Lass
Jed W. OH
Grafton Rotary Club
Wyckoff & Rontinating Committee
D.C. Peck
Fdming Bwyer
Enéulrz
Charles A. Sinsel Vyice
Jed’ W. i
Jay
William A
Talton W. Engle
George T. Jolliffe
David’ L
Ross
Merle Wat
Medical association delegates hear plans for new health section
Important continued from page one describes a Special committee report on a prepaid medical service plan for family insurance, proposing a health oriented industrial section and closer physician state cooperation. Morning sessions cover technical topics with afternoon sectional meetings. Noted speakers include R. K. Buford of Charleston and a list of doctors from Rochester, Philadelphia, Bethesda, Chicago, Newark, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Charlottesville among others.
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Medical Association
Association
House of Delegates
R. K. Buford
Charleston
Edgar van Nuys Allen
J. Arnold Bargen
Rochester
Minn
William G. Seaman, Jr
Isidore S. Ravdin
Philadelphia
Paul A. Neal
Boyd R.sayers
Bethesda
Stanley Gibson
Chicago
Henry H. Keesler
Newark
N. J
Charles E. Kinney
Cleveland, C
George J. Thomas
Pittsburgh
Tiffany J. Williams
Char- Nottesville
Defense Work TM continues with machinists demand pay and overtime terms
From a defense standpoint the piece notes continued discussions. Machinists seek $1.15 per hour and double time for overtime, current rate being $1 per hour with time and a half overtime. An AFL official said Joseph Keenan of the OPM might fly in to help settlement efforts.
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AFL
Joseph Keenan
OPM
London Bombing Night Attacks and Abbey Devastation
London endured a lighter raid but thousands hid in shelters as bombs struck key sites including the British Museum Westminster Abbey and the House of Commons. German airfields near RAF targets were bombed by British night fighters while London aviation designers praised US planes for speed and altitude amid debate over gun power. The Abbey suffered roof damage deanery destruction and cloister flooding as clergy houses collapsed, yet King George VI and Queen Elizabeth were crowned four years prior on the coronation chairs.
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Jish
London
British Museum
Westminster Abbey
House of Parliament
Tower of Big Ben
House of Commons Meeting Chamber
Britain
United States
Berlin
RAF
Germany
The
George VI
Edward V
Edward VII
Struc
England
George
Elizabeth
Jon
Westminster Hall
E. L. H. Elliott
House of Lords
Salvation Army
Arthur Greenwood
House of Commons
Greenwood
Ancient Part Across Street From Ab
Ancient part reads as OCR fragment noting a cross street from the Ab location with unclear context and missing surrounding details. The readable text presents fragmentary phrases without full names, dates, or events to confirm a coherent news item.
War Declarations Sought As Senators Report Mail Demands
Three U.S. senators disclosed receiving letters urging the United States to declare war on the Axis. Senator Pepper noted strong support for affirmative action against the Axis, while others reported mixed regional opinions and a rise in calls for major steps to aid Britain.
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United States
Pepper
D.-Fla
Atlantic Seaboard
Deep South
Far West
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
George
D.-Ga
Mead
Fragmentary Record of Ireland Britain Talks Indicate Tension
An incomplete transcript shows Irish representatives and British aims amid calls for U S influence to counter German actions. The Montanan speaker claimed proposals sought to yield territory to Britain while Britain pressed for renewed naval operations.
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Ing
Ireland
Eire
Britain
United States
Tounterfe Wieuler
Legal notice of guardianship and committee roles
Legal notice lists H B Daugherty as committee for Howard Daugherty and N F Kendall as committee for Carl A Poling, both non compos mentis. Dated May 5 1941 and signed by W P Samples commissioner of accounts between May 5 and May 12.
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Sioner
First National Bank of Defense
Big Grafton
William Big Profits
Wayne England
Tis
Washington Street
H. B. Daugherty
Howard Daugherty
N. F. Kendall
Carl A. Poling
W. P. Samples
Reconstruction Echoes in veiled cathedral ruins
Fragmentary OCR reads of a medieval cathedral reveal damaged vaults and missing oaken panels while a figure contemplates reconstruction. The text hints at once grand galleries and tall windows now diminished, conveying a somber mood of restoration and loss.
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