Birthday celebration planned for Junior Order in Germantown
Miss Jerry Morgan notes plans for the Junior Order of United American Mechanics rd anniversary on June 30 at Wehn hall. Members from Clarksburg Morgantown Elkins Kingwood Terra Alta Tunnelton and other towns will attend with fifteen initiates expected. Other school events and clubs are also described in this society column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of United American Mechanics
Germantown
Philadelphia
Clarksburg
Morgantown
Elkins
Kingwood
Terra Alta
Social Calendar Highlights May Meetings And Banquet
May events include the First Christian Church Bible class at 7 30 p m with Mrs Hinkins and Mrs Reis inger as hostesses. Eastern Star Naomi chapter meets at Mason ic Temple at 8 p m. P H C regular at Red man's hall 7 30 p m. The Star Sewing Club gathers at Mrs Sullivan Rex road Knotts avenue 7 30 p m. Ladies Aid Group C meets 2 30 p m at Mrs C P Metzner's home. Mother and Daughter banquet at Presbyterian church 5 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Bible
First Christian Church
Frank Hinkins
Reisinger
Naomi Chapter
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Redman's Hall
The
Star Sewing Club
Sullivan Rex
Knotts Avenue
Anniversary and Birthday Notices Include Omitted Names
The record notes the 50th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Klepfel with attendees list partially omitted. It also states Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Boyles hosted Max Boyles eighteenth birthday May 1 with guests including Frances Weaver Gladys McWilliams Eileen McWilliams Thelma Tucker Dorothy Davis Ralph Weaver Edgar Weaver and Cecil Tuc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Klepfel
Paul D. Klepfel
L. A. Jeffries
French Giles
Jerome Boyles
Max
Boyles
Frances Weaver
Gladys
Eileen McWilliams
Thelma Tucker
Dorothy Davis
Ralph Weaver
Edgar Weaver
Cecil Tuc
Medical Temperament Suited to Contract Bridge
Dr Harals Hays says medical training sharpens the bridge player by fostering analytical thinking and problem solving. The piece notes a doctor’s diagnostic mindset helps in bidding and planning, but it also warns that too many doctors at one table disrupt play and kibitzers distract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Clendening
Harald Hays
New York
Ely Cul
Hays
Local Gathering Honors Boyles Family and Guests
A neighborhood event honored the Boyles family with Mr. and Mrs. Boyles hosting alongside their children Fred Edward and Paul as well as the guest of honor Max Boyles. Ulysses Tucker Dorsey Davis and other attendees joined for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ker
Ulysses Tucker
Dorsey Davis
Mrs. Boyles
Fred
Edward
Paul
Max Boyles
Local residents undergo hospital operations and travel to events
PERS NALS Junior Liston of Tunnelton underwent major surgery at Grafton City hospital. Elbert Boyd of Blueville was operated on at City hospital this morning. Miss Ruth Ann Welch of Wilford street had a tonsil operation yesterday afternoon. Miss Charlotte Rendle will depart tonight for Keyser West Virginia to attend the Theta Spring formal at Potomac State college, staying with her sister Miss Caroline Rendle, a student there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Liston
Tunnelton
Unde
Grafton City Hospital
Elbert Boyd
Blueville
City Hospital
Ruth Ann Welch
Wilford Street
Charlotte Rendle
Keyser
W. Va
Potomac State College
Caroline Rendle
Ghost Train Show Tonight at Grafton High
The Little Theatre of Grafton presents The Ghost Train at 8:15 PM in Grafton High School auditorium. Miss Carrie Bennett announced tickets costing 40 cents with no reserved seats and advance sale urging early arrival for a capacity crowd during this mystery melodrama by Arnold Ridley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Bennett
Little Theatre of
Grafton
Grafton High School
Mildred Waters
Little Theater
Arnold Ridley
Rockford
Maine
Winchester Man Loses Life in Highway Crash
Martinsburg May 14. Charles R. Kane of Winchester was killed in a highway crash. Details indicate a fatal accident occurred on a state route with investigators recording the incident and notifying the next of kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Martinsburg
Charles R. Kane
Birth of Ronald Howard Poling to Mr and Mrs Poling
Mr and Mrs Howard A Poling announce the birth of a son weighing six pounds four and a quarter ounces born May 2 1936. He is named Ronald Howard. Mrs Poling was formerly Miss Mabel Norris. Mr Poling works for the Frederick Snare corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A. Poling
Ronald Howard
Fatal crash on state road near city injures two men
Va, killed instantly and W J Gardner of Winchester badly hurt when their rear seat automobile on the wrong side of the road collided with a southbound truck driven by J H Sargent of Harrisburg Pa. Sargent held briefly as state police investigated. Truck carried wheel project. Sargent not injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J.gardner
Winchester
Kane
J. H. Sargent
Harrisburg
Sargent Washeld
J the
Jackson Manufacturing Company
Penna
Sargent
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Jerry Morgan
Lucretia
Lulcretia School
Min~nle Sevier
Ida Miller
Elladen Clemmons
Peggy Woodyard
Folko
America
Naomi Barnes
John Kirkpatrick
Ralph Satterfield
Cowslip Hollow
Merry Maids Club
Mary
Martha
Dorothy W. Boxing
Bert
Lawrence
Genevievecker
Ruth Colebank
K. K. Klub
Viola Utsinger
West Main Street
Danco
Paule Utsinger
Wilma Greenwald
Louise Church
Norine Sterling
Gladys McDaniel
Neva Sturm
Maxine Robison
Pauline Utsing
Walter G. Chrislip
John Edwards
Torlock Rasmussen
Russell Reeder
Harry Friedman
Havel Williamson
Lila Dean
Pauline Robinson
W. C. Pembroke
Richard Bartlett
Thomas Vance
Paul P. Warden
West Virginia University
W. C. Goodwin
J. Lee Evans
Nina Powell
Delores Curry
Rex Nuzum
J. F. Stafford
Franz Eburka Pas SE Ee
Grafton, W. Va
Main Street
Denis.Conan Doyle
Nina Mdivani Huberich
London
Dennis Conan Doyle
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Charles Henry Huberich
Paris
Virgil Rohrbaugh
Nancy
American Medical Association
Morris Fishbein
Ly Culbertson
Fishbein
Clendeni
Morton
East Main Street
Busy Bee Restaurant
GHOST
Patronize Sentinel
Three Rivers
Spark
Steve Genuine Coleman
Ford
Brunswick
Weston
Second Street
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