Fordyce Zepernick wedding set for May fifth in Peoria
Clara Fordyce daughter of J F Fordyce Webster wed Wer ner Zepernick in First Methodist Peoria with Rev Odiorne and Rev Young officiating. Guests heard Clare de Lune and Etude in E Minor as Grif Lathrope served as best man and ushers attended. The couple, both active in Peoria religious and musical life, plan to reside there.
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First Methodist Church
Peoria
Illinois
Clara Fordyce
J. F. Fordyce
Webster
Werner Zepernick
Leonard Odiorne
William A. Young
Orvice
Zepernick
Clare de Lune
Lieberstraum
Chopin
Betty Prince
Violet Esther Call
Oma Clark Asher
Miss Fordyce
Grif Lathrope
Fred Barrick
John Hart
Dan Kramer
Lowell Tillotson
Miss
Fairmont State College
Baptist Missionary Training School
Chicago
First Federated Church
Bremen Conservatory
Germany
Chicago College of Music
Bradley Polytechic Institute
Eureka College
First Presbyterian Church
Senaca 4-H Mother Daughter Tea Honors Leader
Senaca Senior 4-H held a Mother Daughter tea at the club advisor Mrs F Smith home on Maple Avenue Saturday at 3 pm. Miss Richardene Parkhill led a program including piano solos readings and a duet with Nancy Smith. Mothers received corsages and girls presented Mrs Smith with an orchid corsage before a tea social hour.
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Tre Senaca
F. §. Smith
Maple Avenue
Richardene Parkhill
Patty Sue Barker
Joyce Cuppett
Land of the Sky Blue Water
Nancy Smith
Earl Carrothers
Barbara
Randall McKinney
Joan
Victor Cuppett
Joyce
James Parkhill
Community notices outline May church and club events
May notices list activities across multiple groups including American Legion Auxiliary, WSCS circles, Naomi Sunday class, Book Review luncheon at St Pauls, St Johns Methodist sewing Red Cross rooms, Fellowship Dinner, Belvedere club, Degree of Honor, Missionary Society, WCTU, Church of Christ sewing sessions, Eastern Star elections, Circle 3 of Andrews Church, Quota Club Guest Day. Names, addresses, times, and hosts noted for May 14 through May 20.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Red Cross
WSCS
Andrews
Walter Patton
West Washington Street
L. J. Lear
Naomi
West Main Street Methodist
John R. Davis
Gauntelet
St. John's Methodist Church
W. 8
Blueville Methodist Church
John Brown
Addison Street
Belvedere Club
Maxine Cockrell
Nellie Cook
VFW
First Presbyterian Church
Bessie Powell
Wilford Street
WCTU
the Andrew's Church
Church of Christ
Becch Street
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Wses
Andrews Church
Hoye White
East Washington Street
J. R. Riggs
Blueville Church of Christ
Quota Club
Rhea Fisher
Seniors of GHS To Present Sunup This Friday
Seniors of Graf ton High School stage Sun-Up this Friday night May 17 at 8 oclock in the school auditorium under direction of Miss Ruth Batten. Cast includes Aldene Beagle as Widow Cagle and Frank Todd among others. Business staff and stage crew assist with posters decorations and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Senior High School
Ruth Batten
Aldene Beagle
Widow Cagle
Frank Todd
Pap Todd
Betty Craft
Emmy
Leonard Collins
Charles Corbin
Wayne Knotts
Rafe Cagle
Herbert Grow, Jr
Preacher
Charles Denton
the Stranger
Raymond Matthews
Bob
Mary Louise Haskins
Gladys Hickman
Hugh Fordyce
Alice Thayer
Etta Francis
Vonda Bolyard
Geraldine Dowell
Virginia Yost
Rose Lee Jones
Jean Eisner
Ralph Scarcelli
Ruth Bumgardner
Alta Sloan
Bertha Bradley
Eula Williams
Dorothy Burnside
Arthur Riddle
Mary Louise Haskin
Laura May Hoffman
R. C. Sloan
John Pitzer
James Shafferman
John Courtney
Billy Sinsel
Vance McDaniel
Mildred Cleavenger
Barbara Cather
Girls Group Holds Mother Daughter Banquet Last Eve
The Girl Reserves of Grafton Senior High held a Mother Daughter banquet to honor mothers and install new officers for the coming year. Miss Gladys Hickman spoke, retiring officers were Etta Francis and others, and Chrystal Woodell became president with Betty Kennedy as vice president.
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Grafton Senior High School
Ada Reese
Etta Francis
Retiing
G. T. Vance
Hec Teks
Gladys Hickman
Laura May Hoffman
Evelyn McProuty
Geraldine Dowell
Chrystal Woodell
Betty Kennedy
Ada Jacobs
Katherine Gainer
Norma Walls
Betty Craft
Lois Luzader
Louise Cutright
Helen Virginia Redinger
Knottsville Farm Women's Club Meets Way Forward
The Knottsville Farm Women's Club held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Howard Williams with co-hostesses Mrs. Charles Wilson and Mrs. Everett Ludwick. Mrs. Loyd Sayers led the lesson Improvements For Your Kitchen and Mrs. Arthur Wilson oversaw business sessions stressing garden throwing. Hostesses served a salad course to listed members, with the next meeting set for June 20 at Miss Blanche Swisher's home.
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Knottsville Farm
Arthur Wilson
Smith Shroyer
Noel Goodwin
Ruti Knotts
Lloyd Sayres
Fred Wonycott
Ross Luzadder
Lewis Poe
Jerome Boyles
Blanch Swisher
Cora Wonycott
Claude Cozad
Blanche Swisher
Prudence Ludwick
Artie Ridenour
First Reunion In 23 Years For Austin Family
A Mother's Day celebration in San Marino brought together Mrs. Lee Hiddman and her children Raymond Vaughn Richard and Pauline Austin for their first reunion in 23 years. Twenty eight relatives gathered, with out of town guests including Mr. Lee Hiddman of Kentucky and Mr. and Mrs. George Austin Jr. and Thelma of Fairmont. San Marino a 38 square mile republic bounded by Italy traces its history to the Fourth Century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Lee Hiddman
Raymond
Vaughn
Richard
Pauline Austin
Kentucky
Eorge Austin, Jr
Thelma of
Fairmont
San Marino
Italy
Betas Honor Mothers With Buffet Supper
Mothers of Beta Sigma Phi attended a seven pm buffet supper at Mrs. Leo Brown's West Main street home. The event featured pastel table decor, lighted tapers, and an program directed by Mrs. Chas Carpenter with talks on art and music by Mrs. Bob Brown and Miss Laila Lingamfelter, plus poems read by Miss Charlotte Fawcett. A social hour followed with committee members and many guests among the group.
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Beta Sigma Phis
Leo Brown
West Main Street
Chas Carpenter
Bob Brown
Laila Lingamfelter
Charlotte Fawcett
Mary Alice Burn
W. F. Shaw
Phillip Gerkin
Lalla Ligamfelter
Harry Poling
Guy Cole
W. E. Robinson
H. K. Debendarfer
Dulcie Rogers
O. Douglas
J. A
Kenneth Daugherty
Keneth Boylan
Mary Alice Burnside
John Paul Floyd
Eleanor Rogers
James Gowans
Phillip Gerkins
Paul Dowell
Russell Mathews
Marjorie Cole
Howard Lawson
Dorothy Douglas
Eldora M. Bolyard
Charles Carpenter
Mothers' Club Holds Meeting During World War I Era
The Mothers' Club met Friday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Charles Warder presiding The financial report showed about 75 dollars raised from a recent tag sale A portion will be donated to the USO for ongoing support A party for participating children is planned for the next meeting The note adds a historical aside about Berthold Schwartz inventing the cannon and early projectiles Stones and darts.
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Mothers’ Club
Charles Warder
Financial Reporter
Berthold Schwartz
Brief Notices of Local Goodbyes and Travel
Mrs Edna A Wharton returned home to Oakland Maryland with her daughter Mrs Lloyd Loraw who will stay a few days there. F M Randolph a local barber left by Greyhound Saturday night for South Bend Indiana and will return next week.
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Edna A. Wharton
Lloyd Loraw
Oakland
Loraw
Indiana
F. M. Randolph
Greyhound
South Bend
Why Do Newborns Cry Study Hints At Care Links
A group of physicians studied 50 newborns 24 hours a day for eight days. Total crying varied from 50 minutes to four hours daily, averaging about two hours. Hunger caused about a third, wet diapers a fifth, but over a third remained unknown. More nursing care correlated with less crying, though not eliminating it.
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Gore
Rascal
Order on literature to purge Nazi propaganda published May 20
An official announced an upcoming May 20 publication of a purge order to eradicate fascist and militarist ideas in Germany through confiscation and destruction of Nazi literature and propaganda. It directs owners of libraries bookshops and publishers to surrender all Nazi material to military commandants. private libraries are excluded, per Miss Cox.
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Germany
Iibaries
Coal mines in Rosemont resume full operation after furloughs
All sectors of Reppert coal company and three strip mines resumed full operation yesterday at Rose Valley, Rosemont, Gypsy, Clarksburg, Hepzibah and Shinnston. Clean-up crews were only at Wendel. by today all miners were back. Monongah division chief Morrison said a 425 man force reduction slated for yesterday was cancelled and most district crew back, with about 400 train and engine staff recalled. About 20 clerks and 30 to 40 other workers remain furloughed.
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Wenumea
Rose Valley
Rosemont
Clare
Alstead
Gypsy
Columbia
Clarksburg
Regal
Hepzibah
Bethlehem
Shinnston
Reppert Coal Company
Wendel Coal Company
G. S. Hamilton
R. A. J. Morrison
Monongah
Clear Up Unsightly Pimples With Sancura Ointment
An old ad touts SAN-CURA Ointment for external pimples and skin irritations. It urges a small jar from Malone's Drug & Chemical Co with satisfaction guaranteed or money back.
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Malone's Drug & Chemical Co
Mines poised to resume as furloughed B&O workers return
Coal loading on the division reached 1,688 cars yesterday, near the usual Monday range and well below full operation. Mor rison forecasts unprecedented daily loadings once all mines serve the division resume. Express trains 29 and 80 between Philadelphia and St. Louis have restarted after an earlier May 10 shutdown. Eastbound freight arrives Grafton 8:45 a.m., westbound at 11:30 a.m. The Grafton Cumberland trains 57 and 58 remain discontinued for now. National Limited sections 121 and 122 will continue, as scheduled to end May 15. Trains 35 and 36 Charleston to Grafton will also continue to operate despite prior discontinuance plans.
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Inparison
Morrison
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Grafton
Grafton-Cumberland
National Limited
Charleston
Style tips for height aware fashion
Guidance on choosing clothing to appear balanced for tall individuals. Emphasizes avoiding vertical lines and opting for bold dramatic outfits to maximize presence without increasing perceived height. Encourages considering silhouette, color, and fit to create visual impact.
ERB-HELP Digestant Claims Dramatic Health Boost
A sensational ad reports a woman formerly suffering gas bloating and constipation who improved after taking ERB-HELP a compound said to cleanse bowels aid digestion and restore vitality. The copy promises relief for miserable people and urges purchases at local drug stores in Grafton.
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Grafton
Easy Teen Pattern No Seams Wrapover Dress 9099
A Marion Martin pattern 9099 for a no seam wrapover dress that teens can sew themselves. It sizes 10 12 14 16 with 278 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 12. Send 20 cents to Grafton Sentinel Pattern Dept New York 11 NY.
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Grafton Sentinel
Pattern Dept
P. O
Station O
New York
N.Y
Marian Martin
Smart Comfort van fashion pattern offer
Spring is here and summer is coming with a cable-stitch jerkin pattern 7219 for sizes 10-12 14-16. Send fifteen cents to Sentinel Household Arts Dept. P.Q. Box 117 New York 11 NY and include name address. Add fifteen cents for Needlework Book 4 illustrated designs and a free handbag pattern printed in the book.
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Van
Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts Dept
P.Q
New York
N. Y
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Eloise
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Lola Mae
Mamie Hebb
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F. S. Smith
Nancy
Lalia Lingamfelter
GHS
U.S
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Betas
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Taylor
Queen of Models
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United Nations Station
Washington
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Dr. D. Jayne & Son
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