B O Veterans Auxiliary Select Delegates for Akron Parley
A B O Veterans and Clara Fawyer Auxiliary met in the VFW hall to discuss the Akron Ohio convention on May 15 and 16. Delegates include Mrs Harry Carroll and Harry Carroll. An executive board meeting will feature Mrs Wittman and Mrs Powell. Proceeds from a bingo party go to a flying ambulance donation for Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Veterans and Clara
T. C. Gough
Harry Carroll
Bobby Gough
May Meetings Share Local Club Activities Across Blueville
May events list for Blueville area includes American Legion Auxiliary at 8 p.m. at the Moose home with urged attendance, Blueville Methodist Sunday School King's Daughters Bible class at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs. Hazel Morris’s home, I E B Woman's Club at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple with officer elections led by Nina Zinn, Jr O U A M district No 2 meeting at Albright W Va with D EL Hams as speaker, and General Woman's Society of Christian Service at St Paul’s Methodist Church at 7 30 p.m. butterfly gift exchange noted. June meeting to be hosted by Mrs F B Suddarth with Gertrude Shaw and Erma Yeager assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Moose Home
King’s Daughters Bible
Blueville
Hazel Morris
I. E
Woman's Club
Masonic Temple
Nina Zinn
Rescue at Sea and Hess D. on Scottish Moor Flight
English mother and child rescued after 22 hours in an open boat when their ship was torpedoed by a German plane. Hess parachuted onto a Scottish moor, claimed by authorities to be sane and healthy, treated as a prisoner of war, with rumors of a message to Britain quickly denied by sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Hess
van Kirkpatrick
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
London
Glasgow
Lord Beaverbrook
Standard
Hitler
Hess in Scotland raid raises questions about motive
A wartime dispatch discusses Rudolf Hess’s crash landing in Scotland and examines whether he was led into a trap by the British. The report notes Hess’s alleged mental strain, involvement with mystic aids, and belief in the führer’s peace proposals, while questioning responsibility for his actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atom
Grafton
W. VA
Idio
Scotland
Rudolf Hess
Hess
Fuehrer
Hess purge rumors swirl after Scotland flight report
The article notes Hess was removed from a position near the Führer’s line of succession, describes him as weakening from age and illness, and suggests German quarters deny a deeper party crisis while Britain plans to exploit Hess’s landing as propaganda. Intimations abroad of a shakeup linger.
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Hess
Fuehrer
Hess Long
Scotland
Augsburg
Bavaria
Adolf Hitler
Alfred Duff-Cooper
Hiller
Hitler
Germany
Britain
Fidelis Club Dinner Includes Patriotic Program
Fidelis club of the First Presbyterian church entertained at Cozy Rest with a dinner and patriotic program. Co-hostesses were Mrs. H. K. Debendarfer and Mrs. Florence H. Wilkinson. Guests included Mrs. T. A. Holyard, Mrs. F. J. Turvander, Mrs. F. S. Smith, Mrs. William Fisher, and many others. After the meal pamphlets on the program theme were shared and members took part in readings. Special contributions were noted to the hosts. Rhea Fisher presided over a brief business session before games and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Debendarfer
Florence H. Wilkinson
Fidelis Club
First Presbyterian Church
Cozy Rest
Spitea
Iris
T. A. Holyard
F. J. Turvander
F. S. Smith
William Fisher
Rhea Fisher
Etma Yeager
Gertrude Shaw
Elizabeth Mahaffey
Donald Dudley
James Mantz
Emma Morgan
Elizabeth Gill
Catherine Shepler
Nell Haslup
Debendarfer
WSCS Holds Meet at Knottsville Church Home
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Knottsville Methodist Church met at Mrs. Laura Knotts home with co hosts Mrs. Simon Matthews and Mrs. Dorothy Knotts. Devotional led by Mrs. Bernice Luzadder and a talk by Mrs. Dolly Budwick followed. President Mrs. Ada Thomas presided over the business session. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday evening May 28 at Mrs. Dolly Ludwicks home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Knottsville Methodist Church
Laura Knotts
Simon Matthews
Dorothy Knotts
Bernice Luzadder
Dolly Budwick
Ada Thomas
Luzadder
Ludwick
Thomas
Idatine Knotts
Flossie Shroyer
Ruth Bradley
Ella Wilson
Flossie Bradley
Ruth Skaggs
Artie Ridenour
Gay Boyles
Prudence Ludwick
Blanche Swisher
Emma Boylen
Juanita Ludwick
Ruth Knotts
Margaret Willand
Hester McDaniel
Beatrice Estep
Nora Bonner
Dolly Ludwick
Parley Plans Made by Mingo Trial Blazers at Haymond
Fourteen 4-H club members attended a meeting of the Mingo Trial Blazers at Haymond school Friday night along with sponsors Joseph Montgomery and Francis Wolfe. The program opened with club songs a pledge reading and an appropriate reading by Juanita Miller before business sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingo Trial Blazers
Haymond School
Joseph Montgomery
Francis Wolfe
Juanita Miller
Dish towel dogs pattern pattern 6588 gift idea
A vintage pattern from the Grafton Sentinel invites buyers to request dish towel designs titled Dish Towel Dogs Are Up To Ti’s These toogie pais in B- tb- the inch rosé stitch. The 6 x 6 inch motifs require materials and illustrations of stitches with color schemes. Send ten cents to the Household Arts Dept. at 259 W 14th Street New York to obtain pattern 6588 and specify name address and pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N.Y
Claire Tilden
Pattern Department
Fifth Avenue
N. Y
Local Ladies Association Meeting Highlights and Attendees
A talk by Eleanor Henderson featured among enjoyable games as members gathered. Attendees included Juanita Miller Gladys Luzadder Mary Jo Luzadder Lucille Henderson Eleanor Henderson Mary Louise Watkins Mary Lee Frank Dale Watkins Merle Frank William Henderson Paul Weaver Floyd Watkins Kathleen Rogers and George Plymale with their parents Mr. and Mrs Simon J Friedman of Maple Avenue. Mrs Robert Wittman and Mrs C D Powell depart today for Akron Ohio to attend the B and O Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary convention Thursday and Friday. Hospital notes report dismissals for Mrs Richard Sheets 115 East Boyd Street Mrs John Hamilton 510 Christiana Street and Emmitt Haddox route 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Henderson
Juanita Miller
Gladys’ Luzadder
Mary Jo Luzadder
Lucille Henderson
Mary Louise Watkins
Mary Lee Frank
Dale Watkins
Merle Frank
Willam Henderson
Paul Weaver
Floyd Watkins
Kathleen Rogers
George Plymale
Robert Wittman
C. D. Powell
Akron
Ohio
B, and O. Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary
Richard Sheets
East Boyd Street
John Hamilton
Christiana Street
Emmitt Haddox
City Hospital
GOP Bunco Party at Cafeteria Court A Big Start
Edith Haselton of Graf ton won the white glider donated by the United Republican club of Taylor county at the May bunco party held at the Cafeteria Court. Ada Gall received the door prize while four other players claimed bunco prizes. Sixteen tables played and a desserts setup followed. Mrs Frank Morgan chaired arrangements with assistance from Mrs Hilda Lake. more summer events expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Haselton
Route 2
Grafton
United Republican Club
Taylor County
Bunco
Cafeetria Court
Sieh~elt Furniture Company
Doar
Ada Gall
Frank Cather
J. N. Wagoner
Margaret Plum
John Hamer Holt
Frank Morgan
Hilda Lake
Briefly Told Returns to Thornton Mrs W H Denison
Mrs W H Denison returns to Thornton route 1 after weekend visit with daughter Kathryn Spring at 56 West Main street. May Queen train bearer chosen for Alderson Broaddus festival. Little Patty Ann Jaco to bear train Friday May 16 at 7 30 p m. Alfred Phillips of Washington Pa visits Grafton over weekend. In Morgantown Mr and Mrs Dean and Dr and Mrs Painter attend 8th annual sorority and fraternity sing at West Virginia University. Florine Friedman resumes studies at Goucher College Baltimore after weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
W. H. Denison
Kathryn Spring
West Main Street
Patty Ann Jaco
Alderson
Broaddus College
Jeanie Hamric
Alfred Phillips
Washington, Pa
Grafton
Morgantown
L. L. Painter
West Virginia University
Mrs Wolfe Hosts Sewing Club Gathering
Mrs Wolfe presided over a sewing club meeting at her East Washington Street home. Attendees included Miss Sara Musgrove Miss Bonnie Newcome Mrs J Lee Evans Mr Raymond McDaniel Mrs Williams Fisher Earl Hinkins and Miss Donna Ryan. Needlework provided the main pastime and a pretty dessert course was served as spring colors and garden flowers decorated the tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Musgrove
Bonnie Newcome
J. Lee Evans
Raymond McDaniel
Williams. Fisher
Earl Hinkins
Donna Ryan
Francis Wolfe
East
Washington Street
Usta
Evil Labor Leaders Are Assailed By Dr. Allen
In White Sulphur Springs on May 13 the 23rd annual meeting of the Scientific Apparatus Manufacturers of America heard Dr. Henry Butler Allen of the Franklin Institute condemn the evil influence of some labor leaders. He praised the average worker as a fine American and noted tangents driven by leaders. A C Horrocks of Goodyear Tire criticized strikes as a major bottleneck to defense production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific Apparatus Manufacturers of America
Henry Butler Allen
Franklin Institute of Philadelphia
A. C. Horrocks
Goodyear Tire and Rutcher Company
Akron
North Fork club of Fairmont granted charter
The North Fork club of Fairmont a non profit hunting and fishing group was granted a charter today. Incorporators include C. V. redick F. H. Carpenter and C. W. McDowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
North Fork Club
Fairmont
C. V. Redick
F. H. Carpenter
C. W. McDowell
Pepper Says Continue On Page One Quote
The article quotes Pepper urging Britain’s survival and urging people to see the whole picture. It notes the Senate commerce committee likely to test soon on the convoy issue as the vote nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ation
Britain
Senate
Senate Commerce Committee
Administration Bill Backs Requisition of Idle Foreign Ships
The House approved a requisition bill by 11 to 4 to take idle foreign shipping for domestic use. Senator Tobey may propose an amendment banning naval vessels from convoy duty. Roosevelt delays address to Latin American missions, opting for a May 27 fireside chat. Pepper and Wheeler comment on policy and war risk, while Barkley questions the motive for canceling the speech. A separate report covers Hess’s dramatic Eastward arrival and a German view on information and propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosevelt
Tobey
R.-N.h
Roosevelt
White House
Pepper
Wheeler
D.mont
Barkley
D.-Ky
Plane Crash on Shade Mountain in Pennsylvania
A Brewster Beechcraft struck Shade Mountain 25 miles south of a central Pennsylvania town, toppling treetops and carving 100 feet of ground before bursting into flames. Coroner Charles W. Straub ruled deaths accidental, noting the craft would have cleared the peak with 150 feet more altitude. Time of crash is set at 5 30 p m Friday. Pilot C Brewster, 35, an experienced flyer with a New York investment firm, was among those aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Charles W. Straub
Warren
C. Brewster
New York
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B. & O. Veterans, Auxiliary
F. 8. Suddarth
Erma Yeager
Olympe Bradna
Douglas W. Wilsott
Los Angeles
Lyon
Eld
Warjren
Straub
Brewster
Brewsters
WSCS
Knottsville
Bunda
Forseheld Arts He
Mrs
Simon J. Friedman
Maple Avenue
Mrs. Wolfe
Dr. Allen
Lydia
Pinkkhamn
Piniham
Act OF Hess
Comientrum
Primrose Beauty
Bert Utsinger
Ethel Street
Frances Cole
RED Circle Coffee
Allcarp Food Stores
Home Chats
Monongahela System
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