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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1934

Page

6

Teachers of Barbour Take Medical Test

Barbour County teachers underwent superficial physical exams in Philippi and Belington led by Dr. C B Williams and Dr R Hamilton. About 169 teachers were employed last year and have received base salaries plus experience bonuses, clearing last year’s indebtedness. The day also noted a Sunday school council opening in Philippi with a play by local children and addresses by Dr E Z Edsworthy and Dr W S Dunlop. Birth notices announced Curtis Ward Malone born August 20 and a daughter born August 19 to Otto Poe and Rosebud Marsh.

John C. Carpenter Philippi Barbour Belington C. B. Williams R. Hamilton Sunday School Council County Council of Religious Education Philippi Methodist Episcopal Church George W. Shomo Margaret Bolyard E. Z. Edsworthy Charleston W. S. Dunlop Alderson-Broaddus College Christ Carney Malone North Philippi Curtis Ward Malone Lucille Schoonover Malone Coal,Company Otto Poe Arden Barbour County Rosebud Marsh

Forms League Defends Constitution Amid Political Potentials

The league reiterates aims to defend and protect the United States Constitution. The president’s tolerance of the announced goal is noted as unlikely to be objected to, with awareness of the political potencies surrounding the issue.

League United States

Grafton Man A Soldier Dies At Walter Reed Hospital

Gayle C Lowe a Grafton man and U S Army veteran died at Walter Reed Hospital Washington D C Saturday morning after serving over three years including duty in Hawaii He was born in Clarington Ohio and survived by his mother three sisters and other relatives His funeral with full military honors followed at the Old Soldiers Home chapel and interment was at National Cemetery Washington D C Local friends Lewis Lake and Robert Knicely attended the obsequies

Gayle C. Lowe Walter Reed Hospital Washington, D. C Old Soldiers Home National Cemetery Washington Washington Hospital United States Army Hawaii Islands Hodgkin Brn Clarington Ohio Lila R. Lowe West Main Street Church of Christ Blueville Martha Furey Marian Collet Lila Lowe Lewis Lake Robert Knicely

Cuban Revolt Rapid Crackdown Details Emerged

Reports say the revolt was thwarted quickly with suspects arrested and tried within 24 hours. Official denials contrasted by multiple newspapers reporting the events as true, highlighting a whirlwind sequence of conspiracy discovery and suppression.

Colored Man Dies in Philadelphia Hospital

Charles Henry Newman, 50, colored, died at 2 a.m. in League Island government hospital near Philadelphia. A former Grafton resident, he worked in city hotels and left Grafton twelve years ago. A Spanish American War veteran, he served in Cuba and the Philippine Islands. He was son of the late James and Minnie Craig Newman. survived by one sister Mrs Octavia Tyson of Barrett Street. Body to be shipped to Grafton for burial. funeral arrangements pending Bartlett Funeral Company.

Charles Henry Newman League Island Government Hospital Philadelphia Newman Grafton Cuba Philippine Islands James Minnie Craig Newman Octavia Tyson Barrett, Street Bartlett Funeral Compan

Barbers and Beauty Shops May Close Thursday P.M

Barbers and beauticians may close their shops Thursday afternoons if a tentative NRA agreement takes effect. State Code Chief Kenney said 48 hours per week is the limit for master barbers, with some chairs possibly open 52 hours. He noted NRA will not fix prices but a mandatory price scale is likely. A price of 40 cents for a haircut and 20 cents for a shave was suggested. Approval by 85 percent of shop proprietors is required before joining the NRA code.

NRA Kenney

Stocks Irregular As Trading Enthusiasm Cools

New York on August 23 saw stocks move irregularly as trading interest cooled. The market favored the assurance that no war on profits was planned, but other factors were deemed necessary to explain further movement.

New York

Galloway Man Breaks His Leg in Hay Field

Frank Johnson a 32 year old farmer near Galloway suffered a broken left leg while stacking hay in the harvest field near his home. He fell and was carried to his home where a physician reduced the fracture. He is resting well today.

Frank Johnson Galloway

Train Motor Tragedy Shocks Community at Crossing

At a rural crossing near French River a group returning from a Bigwood dance faced a fatal train incident. Thomas Schell reported his son paused about 25 feet from the tracks. the train struck as the party believed there was time to cross. The aftermath reveals a grieving family and a death toll tied to a late night event. Funeral plans list deeply connected relatives and church details as authorities continue inquiries.

French River Bigwood Thomas Schell

John H Maysilles Described as Devout Mason and Foundry Pioneer

John H Maysilles a longtime member of the Junior Order United American Mechanics Sons of Union Veterans and Masons established Hefner Maysilles foundry with O A Hefner in Graf ton in 1914 He was a devout Christian active Sunday school teacher and officer at St Pauls Methodist and later in the local church He is survived by his widow Sadie Stewart Maysilles and daughter Ruth with HOLC district office ties

United American Mechanics St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church Maysilles Grafton O. A. Hefner Hefner & Maysilles Maple Avenue West Side Sadie Stewart Maysilles Mechanicsville N. Y Miss Ruth Holc

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