Willing Workers Club Holds Special Meeting
The Willing Workers Club held a special meeting Monday evening at the Haymonia Feur. Leo Buevens presided and introduced the program with Shirley Summers Donna Waukins Francis Satterfeld and Naomi Weaver among the participants. Members leaders and visitors enjoyed games and refreshments while Miss Le nore Crouser informed the group about potential year long soap projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Workers 4-H Clu
Haymona Feu
Leo Buevens
Shirley Summers
Donna Waukins
Francis Satterfeld
Naomi Weaver
Boward Satterfield
Francis Satterfield
James Weaver
Charles Dickey
James Lucas
Charles Lucas
Donna Watkins
Wilma J. Weaver
Dottie Sue Weaver
Leo Craft
Leo Stevens
Eddie Craft
Nancy Craft
Gary Knotts
Clyde Satterfield
Patricia Satterfield
Laura Henderson
John Weaver
Charles Lee Shackleford
Lucille Henderson
Arlene Shackleford
Lenore Crouser
Aent
Plan All Day Quilting At Blueville Church Meeting
The D O B class of Blueville Methodist plans an all day quilting and covered dish dinner at the next meeting, to be held the first Tuesday afternoon of November in the Sunday School room. Mrs Mildred Henry presided as president, and a change to the first Tuesday slot was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.O.B
Blueville
Teie Rogers
Henry
Shafferman
Ruth Knotts
Mary Carruthers
Icie Rogers
Macel Posey
Mildred Henry
E. L. Arnold
Bessie Shafferman
Elizabeth Bowman
Miss Libby Stemple Birthday Party Held at Aunt’s Home
Libby Dee Stempie celebrated a birthday at her aunt Miss Elizabeth Saffel’s home on West Francis street September 29. Guests enjoyed games prizes and refreshments including Connie Murry Priscilla Keane Sandra Hufford Sandra White Jeanie Deavers Opal Kirk Dolores Kirk and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libby Dee Stempie
Elizabeth Saffel
West Francis Street
Connie Murry
Priscilla Keane
Sandra Hufford
Sandra White
Jeanie Deavers
Opal Kirk
Dolores Kirk
Tommy Marshall
David Marshall
Joyce Ann Marshall
Merle Martain
Connie Loretta
Carolyn
Philip Mane
Minute Maids 4 H Club Plans Achievement Day
The Minute Maids 4 H club met at Sandra Courtney’s home to plan an Achievement Day banquet at Andrews M E church on October 13. Susanna Lawson led devotionals, with Mary Mollohan presiding. A Halloween Party is set for October 29 at Mrs F S Smith’s home, with Beverly Sue Cutright Annette Kunst and Mary Mollohan presenting the program.
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Andrews M. E
Minute Maids
Sandra Courtney
Walnut Street
Susanna Lawson
Jane Parkhill
Mary Mollohan
F. S. Smith
Beverly Sue Cutright
Annette Kunst
Ann Lawson
Anita Jean Shahan
Morella Gerkus
Patty Belle Isner
Rosemary Johns
Mary McKinney
Rosalie Losh
Tean Parker
Patty Collier
Mary
Grafton Business Girls Meet At Hotel Grafton
The Grafton Business Girls will meet at The Hotel Grafton on Wednesday at 6 15 p m For reservations and cancellations call Miss Helen Shomo October 5 Circle No 2 of St Pauls Methodist Church meets at 223 Thayer street at 2 p m October 6 Friendship Class of Fetterman Methodist meets at the home of Mr and Mrs Delbert Dawson at 7 15 p m October Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Lutheran meets at Maple avenue at 8 p m co hostesses Mrs Geminitte and Mabel Watkins Greenvalley Lodge No
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Grafton Business Girls
Grafton
Helen Shomo
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Howard Hostler
Thayer Street
Fetterman Methodist Church
Delbert Dawson
V. F. W. Hall
Virginia
St. John’s
Scott Phillips
Walnut Street
St. John's Methodist Church
Supreme Forest Woman's Circle
K. of P. Lodge
Book Review and Literature Department
The
Woman's Club
Andrews M. E
Charles Jarrett
Lindy Chub
H. Carroll
Wilford Street
Leave for Alaska for two years with Floyd family
Mrs William W Floyd formerly Betty White of Grafton left for Alaska last Sunday to join Lt William W Floyd stationed in Fairbanks for two years. She was accompanied by daughters Suzanne and Becky.
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Alaska
William W. Floyd
Betty White
Grafton
Fairbanks
Floyd
Suzanne
Becky
Fred Floyd
Tygart Dam
Company disputes role in mine closure and jobless benefits
The firm argued it did not challenge the benefit payment to its employer and claimed it bears no responsibility for the mine closure. The department argued the closure is legally equivalent to a stoppage caused by fire flood breakdown or similar cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussleman Company
Inwood
Kiger Story Aids Drug Fund Drive Receives Notable Support
Grafton newspaper The Sentinel reported that more than 32,000 dollars had been raised toward buying a vital drug for Jeannine Kiger, a 19 year old with a blood disease. Her doctor noted her condition as much improved, and a minimum of 30 treatments at fifty four dollars each is expected for a cure.
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Grafton
Jeannine Kiger
Grafton Sentinel
House Passage Seen For Broad Old Age Insurance Bill
Speaker Rayburn predicted the house will pass overwhelmingly a bill extending old age insurance to 11 million more workers including bankers bakers grocers and public employees. The measure would raise benefits by 70 to 80 percent add disability insurance and raise payroll taxes to fund the program. The Senate was not expected to act before January with Democratic leaders rushing the vote at 10 a.m. to push the measure through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rayburn
House
Senate
Disturbance At Coal Mine Draws Police Attention
A street disturbance near a coal mine at St Charles drew state police after about 50 people halted a coal wagon. Lawson, hauling coal for Ridge Wacks who owns the mine, was knocked to the sidewalk but not seriously hurt. Wacks feared inability to move two carloads of coal as crowd gathered. Independent thought noted as the genuine preparation for proper study amid the turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pritt
Lawson
St. Charles
Ridge Wacks
Wacks
Band Boosters Set Up At Grafton High For Fund Drive
Band supporters at Grafton High establish a refreshment stand with proceeds for six weeks going to the Band Boosters club. Membership costs one dollar per year, with Howard Courtney as membership committee chairman. The Minneapolis telephone book notes the Olson family names among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton High
Band Boosters Club
Howard Courtney
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J. E. Gavitt
Willing Workers Club
University of Arizona
Wildcat
Bob Winslow
E. Pinkham
Slydia E. Pinkhan
Libby Stemple
Marshall
RED Cross
Truman
George C. Marshall
American Red Cross
White House
Basil O'Connor
International
Hospital New
City Hospital
Ralph Lee Miller
John Raymond Miller
Rosemary Petrovitch
East Bluemont Street
Bertha Kalkandas
Luzadder Street
Eunice Dalton
Uffington
Andrey Lee Croston
Jeanette Stevenson
Tunnelton
Betty Zetty
Thomas Maxon
West Main Street
Helen Brestol
Grand Street
Ida Mae Linn
Hammond
New York
Dress Institute
N. Y
Grafton Woman's Club Book Review Dept
Kiger
Associated Press
Calderwood
Minton
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Senate Judiciary Mittee
Sherman Minton
Supreme Court
Ferguson
Thart. Mintén
Roosevelt
Minneapolis
Olsen and Johnson
Buick
Boyont
Fisher
Hamric Motor Company
Riverside Drive
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