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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1932

Page

3

Community notices of gatherings and events around Grafton

Stage Weiner Roasteveral young people gathered at Wickwire road near Haymond school house for outdoor games and a roast. Birthday party honors Raymond McDaniel with family and friends enjoying ice cream and cake. Baptist Aid Society meeting date change and club picnics at Grafton Park. Farewell party for Bard Hickman in Knottsville. P T A to meet at East Grafton school. public invited.

Everal Wickwire Road Haymond Hilda Mahone Helen Laura Lee Snyder Larah Mary Fawcett Bus Martin Charles Custer Leo Weaver Charles Weaver Robert Re Charles McDaniel Near Stone Mouse Raymond Virginia Miller Dorothy Dillon Lillian Dillon Elmira Knotts Evelyn Miller Ruth Colebank Ava Douglas Powell Knottsville Pike Bard Hickman Hickman Ravenswood Parent-Teachers Association of the East Grafton

My Beauty Hint on Exercise for a Symmetrical Figure

The text advises limb care to maintain a balanced figure and promotes kicking exercises done twice daily. It emphasizes pointed toes to engage leg muscles and warns against flabby flesh, presenting the suggestion as essential for shaping and fitness.

Traders cash in profits on brisk market rebound

New York August 31 stock market closes second brisk recovery month with traders cashing in profits. Labor Day week end and weak steel industry results trigger broad selling across cotton, wheat and equities. Mixed moves with steels and chemicals down and occasional small recoveries earlier in the day.

New York U. S. Steel Common Allied Chemical Dupont North American Western Union Santa Fe Union Pacific Reading Great Northern Preferred Case American Smelting Eastman Cocoa-Cola Bethlehem National Steel Kennecott Anaconda New York Central Southern Pacific Sears Westinghouse General Electric United Corporation American Water Works Corn “Products National Biscuit Standard of New Jersey

Legislation Suits Challenge 1932 Tax Cap

Two petitions filed in the South Carolina Supreme Court challenge a 1932 act limiting taxing bodies to 85 percent of 1931 levies. Barboursville teachers seek writs of mandamus to require adequate school levies to honor contracts, contending the law reduces term length and impairs preexisting obligations. The court took the petitions under advisement at a special term.

Charleston State Supreme Court Barboursville Boards of Education Supreme Court

Speaker Taylor denies liquor in capitol re-enactment

In a charged inquiry, Speaker Taylor says a staged scene showing a liquor tray and glasses was arranged after adjournment and that no liquor items were in his private office when he locked it. Witnesses testified they saw no drinking evidence before janitors arrived as photos were taken with Rev. O M Pullen present as spectator.

Taylor State Capitol State House O. M. Pullen Anti-Saloon League Pullen W. E.R Byrne Oc Tcasion

Paralyzing Disease Delays Raleigh County School Opening

Raleigh County health officer Dr W W Hume ordered indefinite postponement of school openings after reports of infantile paralysis. He warned of possible quarantine actions for public meeting places. Three cases in Beckley city and countywide totals were announced, with schools slated to open next Tuesday.

Beckley W. W. Hume Raleigh County Hume

Next Move in Sheriff’s Case Up to Court

Kingwood August 31 The Preston County sheriff case advances as W W Williams remains in office after Staley D Albright was appointed. Lawyers secured an injunction blocking County Clerk P F King from recording the court order declaring the sheriff vacant and appointing Albright. The court’s next move is to dissolve the injunction or reconvene to repeat prior steps, with Williams indicating he will run for the office at the upcoming general election despite the court appointment.

Kingwood Staley D. Albright Preston County W. W. Williams Williams P. F. King Albright King

High Court to Decide Case on Earhart Nonstop Flight

Washington August 91 A case may determine the use here. Amelia Earhart Putnam shown at Newark airport after flying nonstop from Los Angeles in 19 hours 5 minutes. She becomes the first woman to complete a nonstop cross country flight.

Washington U. S Amelia Earhart Putnam Newark, N. J Los Angels

G O P Woman Leader Photographed in West Virginia Campaign

Mrs. J Gale Ebert of Parkersburg joins Mrs J E Cannon of Charleston in leading GOP women workers. They tour the state to organize supporters for the party ticket and promote active female participation in the campaign. The article also notes a Supreme Court review of federal power commission authority over hydroelectric project cost determinations, involving Clarion River Power Co of Johnstown and the Piney project.

J. Gale Ebert Parkersburg Republican National Federal Power Commission Supreme Court Pennsylvania Clarion River Power Company Johnstown Clarion River Commission Thesggse District of Columbia

Grafton GOP Voters Plan Philippi Speech by Townsend

Grafton Republican voters and county GOP members will travel to Philippi Saturday evening to hear Hon. T. C. Townsend speak for his gubernatorial candidacy. Townsend arrives in Philippi at 7 o clock to address the rally at the courthouse auditorium and will return to Clarksburg the same night. He plans further talks in Clarksburg on Labor Day with state Chairman Charles Schuck.

Grafton Philippi T. C. Townsend Barbour County Joe Foreman Elkins Buckhannon Clarksburg Townsend Court House Harry C. Compton Taylor County Republican Executive Committee Charleston Harrison County Charles Schuck

Fall Music Festival Opens This Weekend at Somerset Airport

Throngs from Pennsylvania West Virginia and Maryland are to participate in the Allegheny tablelands Fall music festival at Somerset airport Saturday and Sunday. Musicians vocalists bands and drum corps are expected from an area over 3 000 square miles.

Somerset Pennsylvania West Virginia Maryland Allegherty Tablelands Somerset Airport

County 4H Exhibit Opens Thursday in Bonafede Building

Taylor county 4 H clubs begin their annual exhibit Thursday at noon in the Bonafede building on West Main Street, closing Friday after noon at 4. Seventy six members participate, with a state university judge from Morgantown arriving to officiate. Demonstrations and free public viewing planned Friday afternoon. exhibits cover sewing, cooking, nature study, gardening, poultry, drawing, handicraft, pigs and calves, home beautification, and canning. Each member must show work, project, circular, progress report, and an original booklet aiming to inspire a best club exhibit.

Taylor County 4 H. Clubs Bonafede West Main Street Myrtle Anvil State University Morgantown Clu

New Mexico Colony Plan for Veterans Proposed in Mexico

Doak Carter of the American Emergency Force reports a veteran colony plan in Tamaulipas Ciudad-Ocampo and Minfaulan Vera Cruz Mexico by Manuel Puerba who offers up to 150000 acres for colonists. Carter considers Reiniger Los Angeles land purchases and aims to meet in El Paso to seek President Rubio’s approval amid objections over price and dual citizenship for colonists.

Huntington Mexico Doak Carter Bonus Army Manuel Puerba Tamauliapas Ciudad-Ocampo Minfaulan Vera Cruz Carter Charles Reiniger Los Angeles Veterans of Land Chihuahua Puerba Reiniger el Paso Texas Indianapolis Rubio

Temperature Reaches 105 in Virginia Heat Wave

Richmond Va Aug 31 Temperatures climbed to record highs across Virginia as Old Sol scorched the region. Danville recorded 105 degrees while the official Buchanan US government observatory logged 104 degrees in the heat wave.

Richmond Virginia Old Sol Mercury Danville Buchanan U. S

Merchants urged to speed recovery and recapture pioneer spirit

Richmond officials opened the Southern Retail Merchants conference urging cooperation and advertising to aid speedy national recovery. In New York the Railway Express Agency announced that Robert E. M. Cowle will retire as president on August 31, with L. O. Head elected to succeed him. Governor Ruby Laffoon of Kentucky designated one week each month as pardon week to handle pardon requests.

Richmond L. F. Harper Urbanna Southern Retal Merchants Conference New York Railway Express Agency Robert E. M. Cowle L. O. Head Chicago Ruby Laffoon Kentucky

Local Personal Notices From Clarksburg Area

Mrs John Goley and Miss Mary Goley of High Street attend funeral services for Cecil H Towles veteran Clarksburg railroading agent. Mayor C O King and family return from Fort Wayne after a vacation. Bobby Henderson critically ill at home with anemia and heart trouble. John Hess John Forcello Thomas Madden among locals on a weekend trip to Cincinnati. Catherine Hamilton spends summer in Pittsburgh with relatives.

John Goley Mary Goley High Street Wickham Eddie Deegan Clarksburg Cecil H. Towles Rail ‘Road Company C. O. King Fort Wayne Ind Hilda Roberta Bobby” Henderson Daugther T. N. Henderson West Main Street Wallace Henderson John Hess John Forcello Thomas Madden Cincinnati Ohio Catherine Hamilton Pittsburgh

Rosalene Reed Returns Home From Weston Visit

Miss Rosalene Reed returns home after spending weeks with friends and relatives in Weston. Mrs. Maples of Love of the Court Pharmacy also returns from a visit with her daughter Mrs. Bernard Gocke and sister Mrs. Fannie Beall in Baltimore.

Rosalene Reed Weston Mrs. Maples Court Pharmacy Sweeks Bernard Gocke Fannie £. Beall Baltimore

Charles Halloway Dies in Wheeling

Charles Halloway, 62, financier and clubman, owner of the dormant Wheeling baseball club in the Middle Atlantic League, died after an 18 month illness from anemia. He helped introduce night baseball to boost attendance but sat out this season due to economic conditions. He founded and led United Dairy Company, serving vast areas of Eastern Ohio and Northern West Virginia. He was a native of Keokuk, Iowa.

Wheeling Charles Holloway Wheeling Baseball Club Middle Atlantic Baseball League United Dairy Company Ohio West Virginia Keokuk, Ia

Lemon Chiffon Pie Filling and Baking Steps

A recipe for lemon chiffon pie filling uses 4 yolks 1 cup sugar 2 tablespoons flour 1-8 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons grated lemon rind 4 tablespoons lemon juice and 4 beaten egg whites. Yolks beaten with half sugar and flour then cooked briefly with salt rind juice. Fold in rest, pour into shell and bake twelve minutes, cool and serve.

Arnold Hart Resume Posts as Pastors Across Churches

Rev E L Arnold was returned to the Grafton Methodist Protestant pastorate at the state conference in Spencer. Rev W H Hart was reassigned to the Fle church, Rev H S McNulty to Newburg, Rev Ritchie Smalley to Nortonville, and Rev Earl W Slayton to Rowlesburg.

E. L. Arnold Grafton Methodist Protestant Church Spencer W. H. Hart Fle H. S. McNulty Newburg Ritchie Smalley Nestorville Earl W. Slayton Rowlesburg

Teachers of Taylor County Meet in High School Auditorium

Teachers from Taylor county schools will gather at the city high school auditorium Saturday at 10 A.M. for a brief conference and round table discussion with Superintendent Lloyd L. Shriver. A large attendance is expected as topics on the coming term and classroom concerns are addressed, with supplies distributed at the meeting.

Taylor County City High School Lloyd L. Shriver Shriver

Increase in oil well flow asked in Texas field

Austin Texas August 31 The Texas Railroad Commission is urged to raise the daily allowable flow for each well in the East Texas oil field to 50 barrels. Wells currently produce about 43 barrels per day under the commission order due to expire at midnight. Freeman Burford and Bartell represent the Haates.

Austin Tex East Texas Texas ‘Railroad Commission Commission Oma Freeman Burford Bartell Haates

Also Mentioned on This Page

Coral Parrish Montgomery Baptist Aid Society Ladies Aid Society the First Baptist Church W. C. Byers Ladies’ Aid Safety Andrews M. E. Church Grafton Park William Tighe Charles William Dana Leach Joe Anne Charles Leach Chester Blue Beulah Williams Charles Stolzenfels Myrtle Kite William Craft Charles Bolliger Clyde Hickman Powell Minna Gombell Weldon Williams Fairmont Orchestra MOOSE Raleigh High Court Barbour Forman County Bonafede Bldg Sally Staunton Foundation Garments Miss Staunton Charles Halloway Rockyford Mrs Alexander Geore Arnold, Hart M. P. Churches Teachers OF County City High Hall
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