Verna Reynard installed by salon 807
Le Petite Boutique Salon 807 of the 8 and 40 of Jefferson County held its installation banquet at American Legion Post 573 in Brilliant. Gloria Verbeke, departmentale demi chapeau of the 8 and 40, was a special guest and conducted the installation. New leaders are Verna Reynard, chapeau; Ellen Hunt, premier; Thelma Bronson, deuxieme; Carmen A. Frye, l’archiviste; Barbara Jackson, l’aumonier; Rose Dillingham, l’concierge; Lorraine Hazlett, l’cassiere; Sharon Morris, l’secretaire; and Frye, pouvoir. Awards were presented to Frye for best history, first place; Hazlett, certificate for nurses scholarship; partnership certificate, second place, Ruth Sterling; most original parodies, first place, Frye and Ellen Hunt; la concierge certificate to Dillingham for a report; certificate for prayer scrapbook Mamie Bucci. The salon also received the Karen Strong Award for donating to all programs. Other special guests were Galen Houser of the 40 and 8, Verbeke’s escort; Karen Peel, departmenta
» Full StoryAlbaugh honored on 80th birthday
Trustees of the Albaugh/Wherry Foundation and family and friends of Patricia Albaugh, who established and funded the foundation gathered recently for dinner at the Steubenville Country Club to celebrate her generosity and her 80th birthday.
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Family reunions
Monigold
The 41st-annual Monigold reunion was held at Richmond College Park with 60 persons attending. John Vittek gave the invocation. Activities included a baked goods auction and games and crafts for the children.
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Senior Scene
Water ?Babes
Eighteen Red Hat Water Babes had “fun in the summertime” at their meeting at the Toronto pool.
Water aerobics were led by Betty Bak.
Phyllis Suica, queen mother, opened the meeting with a prayer. Au
4-H Happenings
Cloverbud Camp
A Cloverbud Camp will be held Sept. 29 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Harrison County Fairgrounds. Registration and pictures will occur from 5:30 to 6 p.m. with the main camp to follow. this is for those 5 through 8 years o
Community Column
Wright wins West Virginia State Fair coloring contest
Matthew Wright, a first grade student at A.T. Allison Elementary School in Chester, recently was awarded a first-place ribbon at the West Virginia State Fair.



