Public sale of restaurant equipment in Grafton
Under a trust deed dated July 24 1935 H R Parrish trustee will sell at public auction on August 19 1935 at 2 pm at the Cafeteria Court 227 West Main Street Grafton Taylor County the restaurant personal property used in operating the business including 15 dining tables 49 chairs desk chair safe cash register ice box water cooler electric fans hat racks mirror coffee urn steam table victrola and records gas range water heater refrigerator cooking utensils trays dishes and more inspection allowed at 227 West Main Street Grafton terms cash Frank Bennett Clerk of the Taylor County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo M. Weston
H. R. Parrish
Taylor County Court
West Main Street
Grafton
Taylor County
Garers Lose Captioned Party Image Draws Mock Praise
The Garner party memoir quotes a magician described as capable of reading a senatorial mind and notes a small, intimate gallery image of Vice President and Mrs. Garner with Jolly Will. Budget figures prove elusive for Doug las, who laments a lack of data to complete the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vege
Rogers
Garner
Lewis Douglas
Jolly Will
Classified Rates and Minimum Charge Policy
Classified Sentinel lists advertising rates at two cents per word for the first insertion and one cent per word for each additional insertion. Inscriptions must be consecutive and set in the standard column style. A minimum charge applies to all advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Men’s Clothing Store Opens at Roosevelt Hotel
The Morrin Yaker Company of Baltimore is to open a men’s clothing store on the Roosevelt Hotel’s first floor at Grafton Park. P. D. Pappas, hotel manager, announced the plan. The store will focus largely on men’s work clothing as its main merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrin Yaker Company
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Grafton Park
P. D. Pappas
Radio Program Schedule and Tubes Ad Compilation
A dense list of radio programs by time slot featuring stations WGN, WLW, WJZ, CBS, NBC, KDKA, and others with performers, orchestras, and sketches. The piece includes later buyer pricing for RCA tubes, sale promotions, and a note about 1936 radios on display with metal tubes and a price cut offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wybe
WGN
WLW
Jack Armstrong
KDKA
Allen Leader's Orchestra
BBC
WJZ
Lowell Thomas
NBC
Billy and
Betty
WCKY
June
Bob
DKA
Amos
Andy
CBS
Just Entertainment
WHAS
Terry
Ted
Bob Elson
Uncle Ezra
Jerry Cooper
XDKA
Tony
Gus
WWVA
Bert Black
Dot
Will
KMOX
Buck Rogers
Bob Newhall
Sum
Abner
Wenr
Morton Downey
Bertrand Hirsch
Boake Carter
Quin Ryan
Lucille Manners
Frank Hazzard
Alfred G. Karger
Court of Human Relations
Wiz—College
Ruth Etting
Iynes
Red Nichols
WFBE
Snug Harbor
Anson Weeks
Richard Himble
Grant Park
Kdka—Dramatic Players
Don Pedro
al Pearce
His
Leith Stevens
Sport
Jack Randolph
WGBF
Trojan
WAVE
Tom Gentry
Jesse Crawford
Lum
Mac
Glenn Lee
Oliver Naylor
Wayne
Kine
WLM
Herma Crone
Jimmy Ward
Anson Weecks
Leonard Keller
Frankie Masters
Dance Orchestra
Harry Dickman
Gene Burchell
Radio Ripples
RCA
Noted fanis death victim noted fanis death victim
James M. Red Mason, longtime megaphone voice at ball games and former Greb manager, died at 67 in a Chicago hospital after a heart attack. A Pittsburgh native and Chicago figure, he spent years boosting crowds with his megaphone behind the plate. His burial will be in Calvary cemetery, with services Monday. He was praised by John McGraw for rallying teams in crucial series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harry Greb
James M
Red
Mason
Greb
Pittsburgh
Calvary Cemetery
John McGraw
New York Giants
McGraw
Washington Senators likely to change manager next season
New York reports indicate Stanley Harris may be replaced as Washington manager with Buddy Myer as his successor. Ford Smith tops the coast heavy list with a build-up while Charlie Cook returns from semi retirement to promote Smith in the east as plans unfold for a Louis-Baer card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs
Chicago
Mike Jacobs
Mike
Alabama Pitts
al Mamaux
Albany
Mamaux
Pitts
New York
James J. Johnston
Wally Berger
Braves
King Levinsky
Freddy Miller
Europe
Frankie Frisch
St. Mary’s Gaels
Fordham
Slip Madigan
Haleski
Erdelatz
Strub
Jorgensen
Schreiber
Pirosa
Meiser
Falkenstein
Klotovich
Washington Senators
Stanley Harris
Buddy Myer
Ford Smith
Wao
Art Lasky
Charlie Cook
Smith
Louis-Baer
Mounted Man-At-Arms Injures Toe With Stirrups
A mounted man skirmish leaves the fighter with a painful toe injury after thrusting his foot through the stirrup while in action. The incident, reported by R. J. Scott, highlights a risky maneuver during the confrontation.
Gareth Jones Body Found Near Paochang After Bandit Kidnap
Gareth Jones, British journalist seized for ransom by bandits near Kalgan, Chahar province, Inner Mongolia, was found by troops pursuing bandits a few miles outside Paochang. Indications point to his death around August 12 after three bullet wounds. British embassy not yet informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalgan
Chahar
Inner Mongolia
Gareth Jones
Paochang
Woman Shot Near Church In Cameron
Mrs. Desmond Richmond, 35, is in serious condition from bullet wounds as she stepped from a church. The assailant is unidentified.
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Cameron
Desmond Richmond
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Fanny Street
Dam
Harold Trimble
E. Main Street
Leola Turner
Sopra
Wlw—Dance Orchestra, Er DM
Floyd Town
Arlie Simmons
Eran
Nature
India
Fanis
Foghorn
U.S
Patent Office
Stanley
Otey
Blower the
CE Seeker
Aney
Fear Harris
Joe
Senators
Buddy” Myer
Scott
Abe
R. J. Scott
P.d. Ryan
Central Press
Praxiteles
Espe
Denjimin Frankshin
Yeamnage
Etta Kett
Beth
Big Sister
Bertsberg
Rght
Hiii
Papai
Hwimmhed
Les Forgra
MR Wall
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