Eagles Schedule Weekend Festivity Planned by local Fraternal Order
The Frater Order of Eagles plans a three day spring celebration with a mortgage burning event. Dinner at 7 p m features chicken, followed by a floor show and dances. Jimmy Morgan provides dancing music, Clark W's Orchestra leads the dance at 9 p m, with a floor show at 11. State president A M Foose will speak. buffet, launch, and more events listed for Sunday afternoon and night.
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Fra- Order of Eagles
Jimmy Morgan
Clark
A. M. Foose
Leaders cite manpower cuts amid tax hit to entertainment
In a continuation from page 1, officials claim 15,000 workers in night clubs and related venues face retrenchment due to a 30 percent excise tax. General Bomervell warns railroads lack 100,000 workers, while many industries struggle to maintain essential operations amid manpower shortages during victory efforts.
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Bomervell
Memorial Day plans and church group notices
May 28 the World War Mothers club will attend services at St Pauls Methodist at 10 30 a m May 30 the World War I Mothers club will meet at the Moose Home on Washu street before 9 a m to participate in the Memorial Day parade May 13 the Woman s Missionary society of the United Brethren church meets at Mrs J E Welch 122 Maple avenue at 7 30 p m
Vacation guest and local hospital notes
Arrive this evening to spend the Lebanon summer months in Pittsburgh. Betty Jean Bailey, student nurse at St Marys hospital Clarksburg, visits two weeks with Merle Bailey on Maple Avenue. Mrs Richard McDade returns to Haple Avenue after Mt McDarg visit. Clara Isner discharged from City hospital. John W Peters Parkview and Ada Wilson Thornton underwent major surgery in City hospital. Always on time with a dependable Watch Skages Co.
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Betty Jean Bailey
St. Mary's Hospital
Clarksburg
Merle Bailey
Mapie Avenue
John W. Peters
Parkview
Ada Wilson
Thornton
City Hospital
Briefly Told Briefly Told Will Arrive Here Tonight
Mrs Alfreda Fisher, employed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Washington, will arrive tonight on No 10 to spend a ten day vacation with her mother, Mrs Gayrhea Fisher of 408 Maple avenue. Mr and Mrs Hosea Pratt and Mr and Mrs Harold Weaver left today for Cumberland Md to visit relatives. Mrs W C Pembroke of Mackin street is visiting relatives in Long Island NYC. Mrs S J Friedman of 510 Maple avenue left for Baltimore to attend Goucher college festivities before her daughter’s graduation on June 6. Mrs Paul Malone and son Paul Jr of Dewey avenue are visiting relatives in Washington DC. John David Thayer of Portsmouth OH is visiting at the home of his aunt and uncle on Maple avenue. W V U students Cecilia Debendarfer will arrive tonight from West Virginia University for a week’s vacation with her parents before returning to summer school. Patty McDaigh, daughter of Mr and Mrs E H Gifts for Graduates Skaggs & Co
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Alfreda Fisher
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D. C
Gayrhea Fisher
Maple Avenue
Cumberland
Hosea Pratt
Main Street
Harold Weaver
Cumberland, Md
Baltimore
8. J. Friedman
Goucher College
Florine Capper
Ohio
John David Thayer
Portsmouth
John Boylen
Myrtle Thayer
Cecilia Debendarfer
West Virginia University
H. K. Debendarfer
Cozy Rest
Patty McDaigh
E. H
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