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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1933

Page

6

Preston Unit Board Names New Faculty

Kingwood Aug 16 The county school board completed appointments of high and elementary teachers for the coming year and set September 11 as opening day. Back salaries will be paid, except the last month’s second half in Valley District. New hires include Catherine Mason and Fred Conley, with several transfers. Coaches and janitors named, bus drivers hired, and maintenance officers announced as consolidations reshape the system.

Kingwood Valley Catherine Mason Rowlesburg High Fred Conley Ame Fred Davis Aurora Donald Biscoff Bruceton Neal Daugherty Mary O More Masontown Mary Nethkin Harold Loudinfi Rowlesburg Earl Sprouse Morgantown Harriet Annon Laura Lyons Portland Tunnelton Dennis Cobun Terra Alta Mary Swisher Newburg R. M. Wotring Burhl Willis Shinnston Newbury High School Carter Linger Charles Emory Jackson Edward J. Reaser C. L. Shaffer County Maintenance Offi

Pythians Open Elkins Meet in Grand Lodge and Grand Temple Sessions

The 64th annual Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias and 29th annual Grand Temple Pythian Sisters convened in Elkins with a banquet led by Randolph Temple 77 and music by an Elkins quartet. Mayor L W Coberly welcomed delegates including Mrs Tillie Ellis of Logan as a grand chief attendee.

Elkins Aus Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias Grand Temple of Pythian Sisters Randolph Temple Pythian Sisters of Elkins B. M. Hoover L. W. Coberly

Papers Code Approved By Johnson In Newspaper Industry

Washington August 16 President s re employment agreement for hours of labor and wages in the newspaper industry was approved by Hugh S Johnson industrial administrator The measure sets limits on ages and hours for various classes of workers a 40 hour week for clerical office and sales staff a 44 hour six week maximum for factory workers and minimum weekly wages ranging from 12 to 15 for different city sizes with protections for salaried professionals and managers and exceptions for outside sales and certain emergency or maintenance jobs

Washington Hugh S. Johnson American Newspaper Publishers’ Association

Drunken husband shoots wife near Haywood Junction

At Roberts mining settlement near Haywood Junction, Mrs. Rob ert Bell, 46, was shot in the arm and back with a shotgun by her intoxicated husband at 7 PM. She was taken to Fairmont Emergency hospital in serious but improving condition. State police said Bell fled after the attack and is believed hiding nearby. neighbors and officers described him as a once respectable miner.

Clarksburg Robert Bell Roberts Haywood Junction Fairmont Bell

Pruntytown High Board Debates Hiring Controversy

The Pruntytown High board discusses hiring a Catholic faith janitor refusal and warns against awaiting other members’ input. Dr. Warden dismisses anonymous letters and the meeting proceeds to consider employing a seventh grade teacher in the city schools.

Warden

Grafton hires staff and shifts Pruntytown plan

The board approved Miss Virginia Holt for a West Side role, Torlock Rasmussen as Grafton high principal, and John Evans as band instructor. Pruntytown high plan was dropped with 8 of 26 surveyed favoring continuation, and students moved to the Grafton high system for cost and quality gains. Kenneth Haun returns as Pruntytown principal and Jesse Erlewing remains at Simpson high.

Virginia Holt West’ Side Supt. Shriver Kuhn Torlock Rasmussen Grafton High School Pruntytown Shriver Kenneth Haun Simpson High School Jesse Erlewing Merle Newton Bertha Waugh Dorsey J. Cole Newton Miss Waugh Simpson Cole Grafton Bayard G. R. Reed Wendel Caruso Blueville Emery Henderson Thornton W. R. Butcher Flemington High Willis Jones Rosemont Carter Central Flemington Coal Brown Wilson Lincoln Clair Cropp Rock Union Corbin Taylor, Haymond Tappan Allen Demoss Maple Run Paul Digman Jones and Meadland Farmers’ Supply Co Keener Burl Mason Laurel Run J. P. Moore Long Run Sand Lick Buck Run Doc Rim Jerry Run B. A Sturms Thorman Geo Squires Hardman H. P. Sharps Westerman Leach Haymond Sand Hill Marmony Grove Linn Carder Pleasan Valley Grant Sinsel Webster Bartlett West Hill Lucretia Mt. Pleasant Millerville Chapel Hill Mt. Airy Rock Branch Park View Astor Glade Run

Rehabilitation decline hits Cuban trade in 1932

Cuba marks a tenth straight year of economic contraction with sugar and cigar demand slumping. Government revenue shortfalls led to higher taxes while foreign trade plunged to about 10.9 million in 1932, with exports around 61.3 million and imports near 49.6 million, deepening the slump since 1925.

United States Cuba United

Woman Denies Involvement In Husband Death In Fire

Police investigate a death where gasoline and a porcelain basin were used to start a blaze. Mrs Hanson, 42, says she bought gasoline and matches, fed chicks earlier, and feared for her daughter June as flames engulfed the car. She claims she stood back when the fire began and that she was injured trying to inspect the scene.

Poisoning Confession in Detroit Children Case

Detroit police say Mrs Beatrice Stanley confessed to poisoning her three children at breakfast. Detectives report she claimed her husband’s two year unemployment and found only a dish of food in the kitchen before the incident.

Detroit Beatrice Stanley

National NRA Women’s Division names chairwoman

A report notes Mrs Brown was named by Hughes as chairman of the state division. She planned to announce county chairmen appointments soon to extend organization work in areas lacking city groups and to cooperate with existing city bodies.

Hughes Brown Huntington Duglas W. Brown Crete B. C Virginia National Johns. Sone University Holdenville Okla

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