Briefly Told and Attending Funeral Notices
Visiting Pakente Miss Imogene Dever of Columbia University in New York returns June 2 to receive a Master of Arts degree. Mr and Mrs Harry Bolliger and daughter have come home after two weeks in New England. Mr and Mrs Ben Blackman and daughters plan to attend Jean Blackman’s graduation in Waynesburg. Capt Paul S Ward and son Chuck visit Attends Buddy Cassell’s funeral in Grafton. Albert Kunst and relatives attend Emma Haslup’s funeral. Britain writes on Palestine ceasefire as 21 British officers withdraw from the Arab Legion. Cadogan notes Brits not to serve in Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pakente
Imogene Dever
Columbia University
New York City
M. L. Dever
Blueville
Harry Bolliger
New England States
Ben Blackman
West Wilford
Dorothy
Jo Ann
Waynesburg
Jean
Buddy
Robert EB. Cassell
Gettysburg
Grafton
Cassell
Pfc
James M. Nuzum
Bluemont Cemetery
London
British Foreign Office
Arab Legion
Palestine
Ernest Bevin
U. S
Lewis W. Douglas
Foreign Office
Bevin
Douglas
Britain
Trans-Jordan
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Alexander Cadogan
Lake Success
Abdullah
Cadogan
Portland's First Hopes Forged in Security Council Talks
Britain hopes to craft Portland's first through discussions in the security council. Its principles have not been sent to the United States government, a spokesman said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Security Council
United States
Young People Fetterman Church Meet
The Young People group of the Methodist church held a meeting in the church hall. The session opened in the president and vice-president were absent. Miss Norma Murphy led the gathering and new business was closed. Secretary Miss Mar rie Robinson read minutes and Janice McDaniel reported the treasurer’s balance. The meeting ended with the Lord’s prayer and games during social hour. Refreshments were served by Gladys Murphy Norma phy Madale Shingleton Joe McDaniel Eva Carr Jean Marjorie Robinson Pauline Jr Mary K Boice Willie Lambert Carl Williamson Rich Williams Pie Harry Lee Wittman est L Bayres Rex Shaw Art me Snyder Rey Rogers Je Brown. Guests included Mrs. Katie Kener Virgil Lee Rogers and Mrs C F Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Norma Murphy
Marrie Robinson
Janice McDaniel
Gladys Murphy
Norma Phy
Madale Shingleton
Joe McDaniel
Eva Carr
Jean Marjorie Robinson
Pauline Jr
Mary K. Boice
Willie Lambert
Carl
Rich‘Williamson
Fred Williams
Pie
Harry Lee Wittman
Est L. Bayres
Rex Shaw
Artme Snyder
Rey Rogers
Je Brown
Katie Kener
Virgil Lee Rogers
C. F. Hall
Meet Of Beta Phi Alpha Mu Chapter At Mrs Monn Ey Home
The Alpha Mu Chapter of Beta Phi held a regular meeting at Mrs Monn Ey’s home with Ferrena Dalligherty as co host. Plans were made to enter a float in the Moral 30th of May parade. Mona Delaney spoke on aquatic plants. Dessert was served to listed members. The next meeting will be a weiner roast at ip Towles on June 10. Recent studies note roses cut late in the afternoon keep longer than morning cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Mu
Beta Phi
Ferrena Fugherty
Mona Delaney
Adama
Maranee Jones
Carolynne
Martha Newton
Virginia Ylor
Bernita ‘Boylen
Maryce Deakins
Evelyn Dowell
Floyd
Pauline
May and June church and club meeting notices
Community events list meetings and gatherings across several organizations. The V F W auxiliary hosts a May 28 meeting at the V F W hall, the First Brethren church holds an adult Bible class at H H Mc Cartney's home, and Mountaineer Council No 44 meets May 29 at the V F W hall. A ground breaking service is planned for May 30 at the Friendly church. June 1 features a Judson Missionary society meeting at Mrs Firy Robinson's, and Circle No 2 of St Pauls W B S meets at 2 pm with Mrs Merritt Feather. The Ladies Aid of St Pauls Lutheran, Lynn Faulkner address, is set for June 4 at 8 pm.
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V. F. W. Hall
First Brethren Church
H. H. McCartney
St. Charles Street
Mountaineer Council No. 44
United American Mechanics
V.F.W. Hall
Friendly Church
Judson Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Firy Robinson
Maple Avenue
Julia Bonafield
St. Paul's
Merritt Feather
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Lynn Faulkner
West Knotts Avenue
Federal judge extends order amid unions fight over seizure
Goldsborough extended the order with consent from the unions and the justice department. Lawyers argued the 1916 law did not grant the president the right or make rail workers federal employees, and that the Railway Labor Act lacks authority to force unions not to strike after procedures. They also claimed the restraining order was improper for the District of Columbia where the unions are headquartered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Department
Goldsborough
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Washington floods force evacuations and meat supply fears
Evacuations expand as rivers crest, affecting Hanford workers and thousands in Washington. Portland warns meat shortages as a 30 foot Columbia River crest nears, halting packing plants. Eastern Oregon damage tops $500,000 with additional losses in Kimberley and Agassiz, British Columbia.
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Washington State
Hanford Atomic Plant
Washington
Oregon
Portland
Columbia
Union County
Kimberley
B. C
Agassiz
Foley Family Rites Set At Bartlett Funeral Home
Clinton W. Foley and Mrs. Roy Lee Rogers Jr of Grafton Dale Foley of Mc Laughlin SD and Mrs James Dorst of Toledo Ohio survive along with four Foley brothers James Russell Charles and Verne all of Ohio and nine grandchildren Friends may call after 3 p m today Funeral services will be at 2 p m Sunday at Bartlett Funeral Home with Rev F Carl Davis officiating Burial will follow in Bluemont
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Clinton W.tin Foley
Roy Lee Rogers Jr
Grafton
Dale Foley
McLaughlin
South Dakota
James Dorst
Toledo
Ohio
James Foley
Delphos
Russell Foley
Dupont
Charles Foley
Verne Foley
Bartlett Funeral
F. Carl Davis
First Presbyterian Church
Bluemont
Boy admits trim and slaying of Nancy Schuler
A 14 year old boy Roy Adams allegedly admitted placing Nancy Schuler on a bed and weighting pillows on her head in an apartment on Grand Avenue near Northwest Side. Nancy, eight, was found smothered. police continue questioning Adams with no charges filed yet. A separate incident mentions a toy girl Toni Gay, injured, and Runaway page reference. Authorities report hospital treatment for another child and a hospital transfer for a wounded officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Patrick Coughlin
Nancy Schuler
Nancy
Coughlin
Grand Avenue
Roy Adams
Adams
George Adams
Pov
Donald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul S. Ward
Chuck
Southern Pines
N.C
Albert Kunst
Ahdr. Clifford Cutright
Washington, D.C
Esther Mullennex
Baltimore, Md
Emma Haslup
Jérusalem
Great Britain
Jerusalem
Portland, Ore
Dorothy McCullough Lee
Earl Riley
International
Fetterman Church
Poling’s Dairy Bar
West Main Street
Cantinnaa
Toni Gay
Fairmont
Hugh R. Woodford
Page One
Chrysler
General Motors
Rank
Tle
Shrader
City Hospital
Herbert N. Shanes
Prince Matchabel
Oou
Cologne
Ikea
Tchabelli
Union Drug’Co
W. Main St
Phovie
Tygart Lake
West VA
John E. Guth
First National Bank
Wren
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