Bolivar Shelby News: Local Deaths and Marital News
Miss Pauline Webb aged 35 died last Thursday in the State Hospital after a long illness. She was the daughter of Charlee S. Webb and the late Mollie Webb of near Millville, survived by four brothers and three sisters. Interment was at Fairview Lutheran cemetery in Bolivar. Also reported: a burn injury case in Harpers Ferry and a December 14 marriage of Mary Louise Grandstaff and Guy L. Hutchison in Winchester, with plans to live in Bolivar and Baltimore during the war. Grandstaff Fern accompanied the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar
W. Va
Pauline Webb
Charlee S. Webb
Mollie Webb
Millville
Arthur Webb
Charles Town
Earl, Miller
Vernon Webb
Charles Town General Hospital
Mary Louise Grandstaff
Joseph Grandstaff
Guy L. Hutchison
Anthony Wayne Hutchison
Huntington
Merchant Marines
New York
Market Street Methodist Church
Winchester
R. W. Vanderberry
Paiov
Atlas Fern Grandstaff
Paul Altizer
Baltimore
Hutchison
Miss Fern Grandstaff
Local Notes From Bolivar and Camp Hill
South Pvt. Harding of 31 Winchester Street is now stationed at Fort Jackson S C after basic training at Camp Wheeler Ga. He was home on furlough in late October. Mrs Evelyn Harding lives at 327 West Patrick Street. A wave of illness hits Yolivar with several residents confined or indisposed including S W Staubs Leon Donovan Florence Miskimon W E Kelican Fannie B Loman and Lenora Staubs both bedfast. Major social news covers visits and birthdays at Camp Hill Harpers Ferry and Bolivar with Lt William L Castleman on furlough from Walter Reed Hospital visiting his mother. Cadet Nurse Liza Lee Edmonson at Camp Hill for three weeks vacation from American University Washington and Cadet Nurse Natalie Nichols from Sibley Hospital also home on vacation. Several local families host gatherings while others travel to Washington for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt. Harding
William E. Harding
Winchester Street
Fort, Jackson
S. C
Ife
Camp Wheeler
Evelyn Harding
West
Patrick Street
Yolivar
S. W. Staubs
Leon Donovan
Florence Miskimon
W. E. Kelican
Fannie B. Loman
Lenora Staubs
J. B. Wolfe
Camp Hill
Anna Koonce
HaYlor
Sprague
Lean Edwards
Sibley Hospital
Werner
Edwards
G. E. Webb
Bolivar
Jehna Whitehair
Stanley Whitehair
Harpers
M. F. Castleman
Nancy Cavalier
Ira Dalgarn
Washington
Nathaniel Gray
Mary
William Trail
Harry Dahlin
Jeanne
Mary Jo Hough
Lloyd Hough
L. M. Young
Robert Lee
William Lancaster
Liza Lee Edmonson
American University
Blanche A. Wheatley
George W. Hart
Natalie Nichols
L. D. Nichols
M. M. Hagen
Raymond Taylor
O. L. Linsin
Rockville
Goldie Noland
Strike Threat by New York Long Lines Operators
Officials of Local 101 Federation of Long Lines Telephone Workers say 6009 New York long distance operators voted to strike if the War Labor Board does not approve a $5 weekly wage increase. Under the Smith Connally Act the strike would not occur for 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btriere
New York
Local 101
Federation of Long Lines Telephone Workers
War Labor Board
Operators Favoring Strike Handle Only Interstate Calls
The note states that operators backing the strike will handle only interstate calls, excluding local or intrastate operators who would remain unaffected. The delineation implies a targeted work action affecting long distance services while preserving local lines.
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Alan Berni
William C. Harding
Kitchei
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General Acceptance Corporation
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Hetty Crocker
J. A. Grove
Buckley
S.A
Anatratia
New Zetland
Canada
Arona
Betty Crocker
George P. Vonkiff
Unionville, MD
Medford Grocery Co., Inc
Medford
Carroll County
Maryland
Lionel
Hollander
Otter
Cate
Hotlanters
Hollander'’S Home & Auto Supplies
East Patrick ST
Blly Melton
Out of Geen
Frederick, MD
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Cappello’s
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