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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1934
Page
4
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The President faces rebuke over defense of rights and property, while a local gathering features a 35 piece band from Tunnelton Newburg and Rowlesboro. Morgan Orr is named president of a new organization and plans an annual homecoming in August with officers and a regional guest list.
The report to members praised the church entertainment both in worship and homes. It also thanked Rev J C Broomfield for his presence and inspiring message. Assignments listed include Grafton Perry J Null Flemington Z B Bowen Pruntytown to be supplied Bridgeport W H Butts Newburg H S McCulty Rowlesburg B W Slayton.
Major railroads continue to face western constraints and stiff competition in the regions where track capacity and line access are crucial. Some freight rates have been raised as carriers contend with higher costs and changing traffic patterns.
A Spanish war veteran led a Teddy moment as a large platform crowd heard remarks by Payne, various judges from Morgan town Clarksburg and Morp h town and Monongalia county officials. John B. Jenkins of Pleasant Creek presided as Judge Hughes accepted the courthouse gift for Preston County.
August 20 exemptions noted as the petition argues restoring the 10 percent wage cut in 1932 will add 100 million dollars in costs this year and 165 million in 1935 while material costs add 137 million in 1935. Officials say increased costs must be offset and aim to speed purchasing power restoration through higher rates and other measures.
Notices warn creditors and beneficiaries of the estates of J H Hostler and Zadoc W Coffman to file claims with vouchers by February 14 1935 at the office of J Guy Allender Commissioner of Accounts in Grafton Taylor County West Virginia. The August 13 1934 dates and names are cited with instruction to attend to protect interests.
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