Lawler’s Friendship Class Meeting at Lawler Home
Mrs. Ruby Carroll led the Friendship Class of Fetterman Methodist Church during a recent gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Leand Lawler’s home. Mrs. Withers and Lena McDaniel led devotional time before business, supper was planned for September 20, and the next meeting set for October 6 at the Dawson home. Thirty seven guests and members enjoyed games, socializing, ice cream and cake late. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Robinson, Mrs. Lena McDaniel, Mrs. Rosie Weaver and Davie, Mrs. Helen McDaniel and children, Mrs. Ruby Carroll, Mrs. Vera Tucker, Mrs. Bill Stansbury, and Ronnie, plus Mr. and Mrs. Francis Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Carroll
Fetterman Methodist Church
Leand Lawler
Withers
Lena McDaniel
Delbert Dawson
Guy Robinson
Rosie Weaver
Davie
Helen McDaniel
Vera Tucker
Bill Stansbury
Ronnie
Francis Weav
Conclusion Of Listing Of Flower Show Winners
The Taylor County Garden Club and Taylor County Fan sponsored flower show list continues. Read the Sentinel for the rest of winners including Nasturtiums Mrs Helen Poe first and Margaret Kerns second, Petunias six stalks Alice Austin first and Margaret Kerns second, several Zinnias and Snapdragons with multiple winners, and a wide array of named participants led by Helen Poe, Ross Luzadder, Alice Austin, and others with numerous firsts and seconds. One out of town guest Mrs Lawson of Weston attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County Garden Club
Taylor County
Sentinel
Nasturtiums
Helen Poe
Margaret Kerns
Petunias
Alice Austn
Carmen Waugh
Ros
Max Boyles
Olive Patton
Clyde Wiland
Margaret. Kerns
Ross Luzadder
Alice Austin
Zinnia
Varied Bloom
Jarze
A. V. Yoho
Elizabeth Watkins
Dorothy Ludwick
W. W. Copenhaver
J. Lee Evans
Ross Luzidder
R. Tudwick
W. W. Copenhayer
Straw Flower
Gay Boyles
Seabiosa
Nina Wilson
R. Woodyard
Officers Elected At Annual Poe Reunion
Mrs. Howard Walters was elected president of the Poe family at the 38th annual reunion at Oak Grove. Other officers include Max Sinsel as vice president and Ursula Lou Poe as secretary and treasurer. A church program followed a noon picnic with various readings and musical selections. The next reunion is planned for August 1950 at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Walters
Poe
Oak Grove
Max Sinsel
Ursula Lou Poe
George Newcome
Oral Jon Claud Brown
Arthur Poe
Malcomb
Walter Wood
Gideon Kerns
M. Randolph
C. B. Brown
Oral Jones
Patricia Ann Moore
Reading
Martha Lee Walters
Mary Vivan Wood
Mary Vivan
Bernce Wood
Mary E. Barnell
Sherry Ann Weaver
Francis Weaver
Lawrence Weaver
Washington, D. C
Newbury OES Members Visit Naomi Chapter
Naomi Chapter No. 12 OFS held initiation at a stated meeting in the Masonic temple with Worthy Matron Nina Zinn Wilson and Worthy Matron conduct ing the order. About fifty local members attended along with visitors from Newbury including Lilian Hardin Hugh Dennison Helen Wolfe Marion Conley Freda Dennison Catherine Crane Terra Alta and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi
OFS
Masonic Temple
Nina Zinn Wilson
Hugh McDaniel
Lillian Hardin
Newbure
Hugh Dennison
Helen Wolfe
Marion Conley
Freda Dennison
Newbur
Catherine Crane
Terra Alta
Coming Events September 6 and 7 Schedule Summary
Community clubs and church groups announce meetings from September 6 to 7. West Main Street Methodist WSCS meets at the church hall at 7 30 p m with Mrs J Ray Keener and Mrs J B Mahaffey as co hosts. Lois Luzadder class of EUB church holds a 7 p m Wiener roast at the dam. Football Mothers Club gathers at American Legion on McGraw Avenue at 7 30 p m. Judson Missionary Society of First Baptist meets at 7 30 p m with an out of town speaker. Grafton Business Girls meet at Hotel Grafton at 6 30 p m with Miss Elizabeth Rendle hosting. Women s Hospital auxiliary holds an important meeting at 2 in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Main Street
WSCS
J. Ray Keener
J. B. Mahaffey
Lois Luzadder
EUB
Dam
Football Mothers Club
American Legion
McGraw Avenue
Judson Missionary Society
Judson Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Grafton
Hotel Grafton
Elizabeth Rendle
Women’s Hospital Auxiliary
Hos
Appointment of Carl A. Ligenfritz as Munitions Board Chair
Senate Armed Services Committee approved Carl A. Ligenfritz for chairman of the Munitions Board amid signals of a full Senate clash. Reports suggest backing from U.S. Steel vice president who would draw a $70,000 yearly salary from "Big Steel" while serving on the board, raising potential conflict concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Ligenfritz
Munitions Board
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
S. Steel
Big Steel
Untaenagignal
Community group meeting notices cascade through early September
Calendar of September gatherings includes Pocahontas degree at VFW hall at 2 30 p m on September 7 Lindy Club at 8 p m September 7 D A Hall September 8 World War Mothers at Legion Home 7 30 p m September 8 Circle No 2 St Pauls Methodist at 2 p m September 8 Mountaineer Council 44 J U A M at Daughters of America Hall 7 30 p m September 8 Ford reunion at Oak Grove Baptist church September 12 White Rose Grove 2 Supreme Forestry Woodmen Circle at K of P Hall 3 p m September 13 Grafton Community Chorus First Baptist church 7 45 p m September 14 Fall Rally Baptist women Union assoc Philippi 10 a m September 15 Delta Nu chapter Tau Phi Lambda sorority Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle at American Legion Home Mc Graw at 8 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PHC
D. of A. Hall
World War Mothers Club
Legion Home
McGraw Avenue
Circle No
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Howard Courtney
Walnut Street
Mountaineer Council
United American Mechanics
Daughters of America
East Main Street
Ford
Oak Grove Baptist Church
White Rose Grove No. 2
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
K.of P. Friendship Lodge
Grafton Community Chorus
First Baptist Church
Baptist Women of Union Association
Philippi
Delta Nu
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
American Legion
Weekend Visitors and Local Arrivals Highlight Akron Grafton Ties
Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs H Fletcher and Mrs Ruth Sims returning to Akron after time with West Francis Street hosts. Detroit visitors Mr and Mrs Jim Warner tour Grafton visiting Inez Hogue. Charles Hogue and sister-in-law Inez Hogue en route to Toronto for vacation. Former residents Mrs E G Wortman and Joyce Wortman hosted by Elsie Hardie. Pennsylvan ia trips include Kennywood Park visits with Truman sighting. J J Swisher of Columbus returns after Beechwood Farm visits. health notes list hospital admissions at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Fletcher
Ruth Sims
Akron
Ohio
C. C. Losh
West Francis Street
Detroit
Jim Warner
Michigan
Grafton
Inez Hogue
Canada
Charles Hogue
Neville Island
Pennsylvania
W. D. Hardie
The
Canal Zone
E. G. Wortman
Joyce
Akron, Oho
Elsie Hardie
Yates Avenue
Wortman
Helen Hardie
Mr. Hardie
J. J. Swisher
Columbus
Swishers
Beechwood Farm
Knottsville
Mr. Swisher
Camden Swisher
Morgantown
Fairmont
Mount Zion
Marion County
Local Names and Addresses From Virginia Area
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places including 241 West Washington Street Virginia and 325 West Washington Street. Mentions Maxwell Route 2 Fremington and individuals such as Mrs Helen Feather, Mrs Harriett Cornwell, Edward Timmer, Clarence Dodize, Jin Sorbello, and Wendel linked to Independence and Elks Club.
Truman Returns to Washington With Mrs Truman From Missouri Visit
President Truman flies back to Washington today with Mrs. Truman after visiting his sister Miss Mary Jane Truman and brother J. Vivian Truman in Grandview Missouri. He cited a lighter farm labor coalition in Des Moines and warned against a scare word campaign opposing the Fair Deal. In Pittsburgh he spoke to an estimated 109000 crowd at Allegheny County Free Fair Grounds, asserting progress for progressive measures and vowing repeal of the Taft Hartley Act until wiped off the statute books. He attacked opponents for trampling slogans like statism and welfare state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Washington
Truman
Mary Jane Truman
J. Vivian Truman
Hames
Grandview
Farm Labor Coalition
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Congress
Witnesses Describe Fatal Rampage During Bank Heist
After a gunman opened fire on a running spree through northbound 32nd Street, he strafed a barber shop a shoemaker shop and a sandwich shop. A man from a tap room fired back missing as the killer pressed on into a grocery store firing at customers. The attack spanned about three minutes with shots aimed toward a car carrying two women before the suspect fled.
Taft-Hartley repeal urged by Mount Hope union leader
Three Emmtions translated from page one bar and urged the election next year of a Congress which would repeal the Taft-Hartley labor law. At Mount Hope, George J. Tit Hier, president of UMW District 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
George J. Tit+ Hier
UMW
Governor Criticizes West Virginia Mining Policy
A fragmented passage records a political critique targeting West Virginia’s mining oversight. The speaker accuses the state mines department of being run by coal operators and urges the governor to end political games amid concerns over safety and labor in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
West Virginia
State Mines Department
Patteson
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President Truman
Allerhaney County Fair
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Flemington
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Route 5
Ray. E. Ridenour
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Wendel
Honey Ma
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Caplan's Jeweless
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Res Fae
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