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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1933

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Hundreds Attend Family Reunions in West Virginia

A large turnout marked family reunions across central West Virginia on Sunday with Grafton residents widely represented. Families including Mays Poe Kinsey Withers Riley Linn Lake and Kinsey joined kin in Welcoming gatherings at Webster Baptist Church and Grady Creek Church. Linn of Marion County presided over the Kinsey reunion association.Continued on page five.

West Virginia Sunda Grafton Mays Poe Kinsey Withers Riley Linn Lake Lake-Linn Grady Creek Church la Linn Marion County Professor Lively Fairly Ae Gh

Leap in dark causes death of army flyer

Stamford Conn Aug 28 A leap in the dark from a fuel exhausted plane killed Capt E E Harmon of Washington an army flyer Authorities said his body was found about a quarter of a mile from the wreck at Turn Of River a Stamford suburb Harmon a Bethany College West Virginia graduate was identified by officials

Stamford Conn E. E. Harmon Washington Harmon Turn Bethany College W. Va

Washington Man Seeks West Virginia Father

Washington born Wil lam J. Reynolds 21, a huckster's assistant, sets out from Washington Aug 28 to find his father in Camernn W V a. Orphaned at two, he lived in multiple homes and orphanages, saved wages to fund the journey, hoping to locate his sire, his foster family, and any relatives along the route.

Washington Willam J. Reynolds West Virginia Reynolds Huckater St. Joseph's Orphanage Wheeling. Va St. Ann's Infantum St. Joseph’s Orphanasy Family &T Falls Church Silver Ribs Washingiston Ceyrsh Ticargion Camernn W.va

Life Saving and Swimming Week Launched Today

A week of specialized life-saving and swimming instruction began at Grafton Park led by Dr. Roy V. Benson of the American Red Cross. The Taylor County chapter reported strong registrations and urged all ages to attend, with Junior and Senior life-saving classes closing Tuesday.

Grafton Park Roy V. Benson American Red Cross National Washington, D.C Taylor County Frank C. Collins Mr. Collins Collins Sa Benson Grafton American Red Cross Samuel Waller Waller

Athens Court to Rule on Insull Extradition Matter

In Athens Greece the appeal court fixed Tuesday morning to hear the application for formal sanction for Samuel Insull's arrest in connection with American extradition proceedings. The return of the Chicago utilities operator, detained Saturday, is sought amid the financial collapse of his interests. The issue is whether he will remain detained pending the extradition outcome.

Athens Greece Samuel Insull Chicago

Court weighs validity of school contract system

Charleston August 28 A dispute over whether county boards may reject teachers contracts made by old district boards reached the supreme court. The Barbour County Board of Education was ordered to appear Sept 13 and explain why Mabel Cleavenger should not be hired to teach second grade at Galloway. The case tests contracts existing before the county unit reform.

Charleston

Moley Quits as Roosevelt Aide to Edit New Magazine

Raymond Moley, longtime adviser to President Roosevelt, resigns as assistant secretary of state effective September 7 to edit a national weekly for Vincent Astor. The move, hinted by a rift with Hull, follows Moley’s transfer of duties and signals a key official departure in the Roosevelt administration.

Hyde Park Raymond Mobley Roosevelt Vincent Astor State Department Moley Hull Jeng Artor Ant

MacDonald Smith Wins Western Open by Six Strokes

Olympia Fields August 28 MacDonald Smith, the veteran star, shot par or better to dominate the field at Olympia Fields securing his third Western Open title. He led from the start posting a record tying 68 on the tough course and finished the 72 holes at 282, six ahead of Tommy Armour of Chicago.

Olympia Fields Til MacDonald Smith Tommy Armour Chicago Mac

Swimmers Plan To Float Tennessee River Venture

Memphis youths Louis Lundy and L. E. Bruce aim to complete a floating trip over the entire Tennessee river course. They recently tested by spending 48 hours in the water with rubber inner tubes, drifting 100-120 miles from Danville, Tennessee to Paducah, Kentucky before an emergency exit.

Tennessee Memphis Tenn Louis Lundy L. E. Bruce Paris Tennessee River Lundy Danvils Paducah

Helen Jacobs Edges Moody In Net Title Contest

New York reports Helen Jacobs won the national tennis title over Helen Wills Moody after a dramatic final. Jacobs’s doctor cited acute gall bladder inflammation and heart strain, and said stimulants were used between sets to sustain her through the match. Moody defaulted after losing the first three games of the final set.

Helen Jacobs New York Helen Wills Moody Miss.Jacobs Miss Jacobs Thomas C. Chalmers Forest Hills Mrs. Moody

Prison Delivery Plot Outlined By Warden McClintic

Warden C F McClintic recounted in Charleston a thwarted plan at Moundsville state penitentiary to smuggle in a machine gun and outside aid. He said three inmates including a lifer and long-term prisoners drafted the scheme and proposed a 40 hour work regime under an NRA penal code, described as a whispering campaign among prisoners.

Charleston Moundsville State Penitentiary C. F. McClintic McClintic McClintle

Sherman Inspired Tune Resounds In Bagdad

In Bagdad Iraq August 28 Arab military band plays Marching Through Georgia as Moslem troops return from operations against Assyrian Christian insurgents. Massive cheers erupt with crowds waving sticks daggers and shouting long live the king and crown prince. Veiled women shower soldiers with confetti from balconies.

Bagdad Iraq Georgia Thousa Jves

Hell Creek Scene Of Religious Meetings In Miss

In Hickory Flat Mississippi revival services are held in Hell creek bottoms conducted by Rev George H Lebester pastor of the Hickory Flat Methodist church. The creek was named by union soldiers during the Civil War when artillery bogged down in mud after heavy rain. A School Users league is urged in Kentucky as a counterpart of the Highway Users league.

Hickory Flat Miss Hell Creek Bottoms George H. Lebester Hickory Flat Methodist Church Kentucky Kentucky Highway Users League

Standstill in coal code talks as Johnson weighs a plan

Washington August 28 negotiations between non-union operators and United Mine Workers of America over disputed points have stalled on the path to a final code of competition. Recovery administrator Hugh S Johnson summoned both sides to conference and indicated he may impose a code if no agreement is reached by tomorrow.

Washington NRA Roosevelt Hyde Park Hugh Johnson United Mine Workers of America Hugh S. Johnson United States Mine Workers of America

Wide search for neighbors of F D R is made

New York Aug 28 three young neighbors of President Roosevelt are the subjects of an extensive coast guard search. Seaplanes and 30 vessels sweep from Portland Maine to the Delaware Capes for the 20 foot sloop Postscript missing since last week's storm. In the sloop were Pierre P Irving son of L Dupont Irving stock broker and grand nephew of Washington Irving and Charles and Walter Niles sons of Dr Walter L Niles. The youths' parents are Manhattan neighbors of the President who is anxious about their fate.

New York Roosevelt Coast Guard Portland Delaware Capes Mananasquan N. J Pierre P. Irving L. Dupont Irving Washington Irving Charles Wlter Niles Walter L. Niles Manhattan

Crash Fatal To 3 Seen By Lad's Kin

Bath New York August report says two men and eight youths died when a small airplane struck a high tension line while attempting a farm landing near the village. Pilot Donald R. MacCormic of Rochester 28, passenger Paul Harris 60 of Bath Soldiers Home, and 17 year old Erie Clark of Avoca among the dead. Clark’s family witnessed the crash.

Bath Ang Donald R. MaCormic Rochester Paul Harris Bath Soldiers Eeraes Clark Avoca Clark

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