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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1938

Page

3

Interesting DAR meeting and Pocahontas session noted

Mrs C F Shafer led a Thanksgiving program at the Elizabeth Cummins Jackson chapter DAR with poems, messages, and the story of Sarah Josepha Hale. Officers and guests attended a two course lunch. The chapter plans a December 29 Christmas party at J N Tregellas's home. A Pocahontas meeting at Redmen's hall covered officer elections and a 50 year member celebration for Mrs Bertie May. An Indian Sisters gift exchange followed, with doughnuts and coffee served. Out-of-town guests included Mrs Sidna Lee, Mrs Margaret Covad, and Mrs Jessie Nine.

C. F. Shafer Elizabeth Cummins Jackson Daughters of the American Revolution W. R. Loar Maple Avenue Jed W. Robinson Edgar Allen Poe Grace Wolfe Sarah Josepha Hale Alden Beagle Beagle Shafer Robinson K. Dehendarfer Handley Lila Love W. N. Burdett J. N. Tregellas C. V. Miller Eleanor Booth Pocahontas Redmen’s Hall Helen McDaniels White Fawn Council No. 3 Bertie May Rowlesbury Edna Poling Sidna Lee Margaret Covad Jessie Nine

Social calendar details December church and club events

A series of December meetings and events are listed including the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society at Andrews Church, a Christmas party, Business Girls' Club at the Cafeteria, Weekly Sewing Club hosted by Mildred Summers and Sarah Frances Sturm, Quota Club, International Relations group on foreign policy, Woman's Benefit Association election of officers with Mrs. Margaret Merrien as guest, Judson Missionary Society, a T. C. covered dish supper at the new Recreation Center, and Mrs John Modi’s Christmas stories at the General Woman's Club.

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Andrews Pp. m J. N. ‘Tregellas Business Girls Mildred Summers Sarah Frances Sturm John Shields Woman's Club Dolores Curry Beech Street Woman's Benefit Association Redmen’s Hall Margaret Merrien Wheeling Judson Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church T. C New Recreation Center J. B. Dryfield John Modi General Woman's Club Elk’s Home

Benefit Bazaar At East Grafton School House

Teachers and patrons sponsor a bazaar at the East Grafton school house on Friday December 2 beginning at 6 p m Binigo games and refreshments will be sold Proceeds fund needed school improvements and organizers hope for a large crowd.

East Grafton

Local Personals and Moves Share Weekend Notes

Mrs Grace Shumaker of route 1 underwent a minor operation in City hospital Thursday morning. Helen McDonald Peg Kirk and Annetta Kirk returned home after visiting in DuBois Pa. Kenneth Bolyard and daughter moved from Grafton to Jacksonburg W Va where Bolyard works for the Virginia Transportation company. Carrie Bennett Packman accepted a position with Skaggs and Company Jewelers until after the holidays. James F Holt and wife left Thursday for Cincinnati Ohio to visit Mrs Holt’s mother Stella Taft. Their children Jeannie and Jimmie will remain with grandmother for the week.

Helen McDonald Peg Kirk Annetta Kirk DuBois Kenneth Bolyard Grafton Jacksonburg W. Va Bolyard Qt ‘Virginia Transportation Company Carrie Bennett Packman Skaggs and Company Jewelers James F. Holt Cincinnati Ohio Mrs. Holt Stella Taft Jeannie Jimmie Holt

Skaggs and Co Christmas Gifts for Loved Ones

Skaggs and Co presents a festive holiday display offering Christmas gifts for loved ones. Shoppers can explore a curated selection of popular items, with emphasis on quality, value, and seasonal service.

Skaggs & CO

Births Bring First Daughters And A Son To Local Families

Birth notices report a daughter born to Mr and Mrs John F Kunst at the grandparents home in Darfork Kentucky. The mother was formerly Miss Helen Marsh. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Fred V Kunst of Washington Street. A daughter arrived at 10 am to Mr and Mrs James Beverlin at their Beech Street home, the mother formerly Dori Mathews. Relatives were notified of a 7 pound 6 ounce son born Nov 28 to Mr and Mrs James Gull of Washington Pennsylvania, formerly residents of Grafton. Mr Gull served as an instructor at Flemington High School. This is the first child for the Gull family.

John F. Kunst Darfork, Ky Kunst Helen Marsh Fred V. Kunst Washington Street James Beverlin Beech Street Beverlin Dori Mathews James Gull Washington Gull Grafton Flemington High School

Train Hits Bus in Sleet Slaughter Near Salt Lake City

A freight train plowed into a bus at a crossing near Bluffdale Riverton South Jordan Crescent and Herriman in sleet. The cab was tossed 100 feet from the crossing, 12 ambulances arrived, and victims were rushed to private hospitals in Murray and Midvale. Engineers E L Rehmer and J P Ryan of Salt Lake City were identified.

J. 8 Alley of Midvate Bluffdale Riverton South Jordan Crescent Herriman Salt Lake City E. L. Rehmer J. P. Ryan Murray Midvale

Noted Play Director At Carnegie Is Dead

Chester M. Wallace a 54 year old play producer director and drama professor at Carnegie Institute of Technology died in a hospital after an emergency appendectomy. Known as a maker of stars for students who reached fame in New York and Hollywood he once called himself an old ham actor with a theater love. A Western Reserve and American Academy of Dramatic Art alum, Wallace oversaw over a thousand productions.

Pittsburgh Chester M. Wallace Carnegie Institute of Technology New York Hollywood Western Reserve University Cleveland American Academy of Dramatic Art Wallace

Wounded Man Found In Club In Wheeling

Otto Foos, 43, foreman at Tile Company, was found critically wounded in Sunnybrook social club rooms in downtown Wheeling. He died later at a hospital and alleged that Charles Hahne, 49, a night watchman, shot him. Hahne was detained on an open charge and denies Foos statement. Both men are from prominent Wheeling families. janitor Charles Mann found Foos. The bullet struck Foos near the heart.

Wheeling Otto Fos Sunnybrook Alonzo Hixenbaugh Foos Charles Hahne Hahne Hanne Charles Mann Hixenbaugh

Gannett Proposes Profit Sharing Plan Across Industry

Frank Gannett, publisher of 18 newspapers, told a Senate committee that a general adoption of profit sharing would be the dawn of a new day for America. He urged caution, noting rewards must come after fair wages and warning against hampering the basic business system while detailing his 1936 profit sharing rollout as highly satisfactory.

Washington Frank Gannett Senate America Gannett

Great Britain backs Eden trip to address U S manufacturers

Viscount Halifax said the British government will give fullest assent for Anthony Eden to travel to the United States to address the National Association of Manufacturers. He indicated Eden would act as an unofficial government representative to bolster contacts similar to those made by Lord Kadman.

London Anthony Eden United States National Association of Manufacturers Viscount Halifax Eden House of Lords

Public Enemy Couple Dickson Chase Ends Without Capture

Public enemy duo Benny and Estelle Dickson, sought for South Dakota bank robberies, eluded a large manhunt in Excelsior Springs. Deputies and federal agents searched roads and trails overnight while a vehicle linked to the couple was found abandoned. authorities suspected they headed north toward Minnesota as an FBI warning spread across western Iowa.

Excelsior Springs Benny Estelle Dickson South Dakota Dickson Here Minnesota FBI Des Moines Iowa

Sheriff Reynolds Faces Jury Over Public Intoxication Claim

Clarksburg December 1 The state's charge that Sheriff Moore M Reynolds was intoxicated in a public place was given to a jury at 1 30 p m Reynolds defense argued the anger he showed was mental agitation rather than intoxication He denied intoxication or liquor use on October 25 when ordering state police furniture removed from courthouse detachments He testified he became angry after detentions commander allegedly said deputies were always drunk and said he ordered jail trustees to move the furniture to the hall The jury will hear more guidance and arguments before deliberating on the misdemeanor charge

Clarksburg Moore M. Reynolds Reynolds C. P. Wilson Wilson

Texas Capitalist Ends His Life in Sordid Suicide

Frank Neal Crane 76 a well known Texas capitalist and philanthropist was found dead today with his throat slashed near a running buzz saw Justice of the Peace A B Foster returned a verdict of suicide in CORSICANA TEXAS December 1 local report states Crane was a prominent financier and benefactor whose death ends a long career marked by civic giving and business leadership

Corsicana Tex Frank Neal Crane Texas Justice of the Peace A. B. Foster

Train Kills Mohegan Man Near Tunnel Exit

Philip Moore a 25 year old Mohegan resident was struck and killed by a moving train as it exited a tunnel. A witness said Moore appeared not to see the oncoming locomotive.

Welch Philip Moore Mohegan Moore

Warden Stone Removed to Hospital in Wheeling

Warden Clarence M. Stone of the state penitentiary, in Moundsville, with a severe cold since Thanksgiving, was moved yesterday to a Wheeling hospital for diagnosis and treatment.

Moundsville Clarence M. Stone State Penitentiary Wheeling

Consul Named by UAW Chief

Homer Martin testified before House investigators that Italian vice consul Giacomo Ungarelli pressed Detroit residents of Italian descent to back Fascist Italy. He said threats of violence and economic boycotts followed refusals, with supplies from Italy used to pressure compliance. Ungarelli, said to have arrived in 1934 from Brazil, was sent to influence Italians abroad.

Washington Homer Martin United Automobile Workers’ Union House Giacomo Ungarelli Detroit Italy Ungarelli Martin Brazil

Weir Cove Veterans Association Chartered at Hollidays Cove

The secretary of state issued a charter to the Weir Cove Veterans Association, a non profit club at Hollidays Cove. Incorporators include Hulbert Koval William C. Lutes Irvin T Reynolds and John J Orwosky.

Charleston Secretary of State Weir Cove

You Cant Take It With You Opens at Strand Theatre

Columbia's film version of Kaufman and Hart's play debuts at the Strand this Saturday featuring Jean Arthur James Stewart Lionel Barrymore Edward Arnold Mischa Auer Ann Miller and a large cast. Capra directs Riskin screenplay and the studio touts the production as a standout season item with the Vanderhof family at its heart and a clash with the Kirby family over a vast munitions merger amid humor romance and pathos.

Columbia Strand Theatre Jean Arthur James Stewart Lionel Barrymore Edward Arnold Mischa Auer Ann Miller Frank Capra Robert Riskin Mr. Deets Vanderhof Grandpa Kirby Alice Sycamore

Shirley Temple’s New Film Promises Greater Triumphs

The Dixie Theatre showcases Shirley Temple as a three time voted favorite screen star with observers forecasting even greater Hollywood triumphs ahead. J P McEvoy, a noted journalist, summarized the consensus that her career will set unprecedented marks on stage and screen as she progresses.

Shirley Temple Hollywood Shirley Adill J. P. McEvoy

Shirley Temple in Just Around The Corner at Dixie

The Saturday Evening Post cites Shirley Temple as a consummate actress whose talent grows with age. Opening Sunday at the Dixie, Just Around The Corner features an original scenario where Shirley confuses a wealthy old banker named Uncle Sam Henshaw with the symbol of our national character, leading to humorous consequences.

Ticle Saturday Evening Post McEvoy Shirley 20Th Century-Fox Post the Dixie Shirley Temple Sam” Henshaw

Three Days Cough Warns of Danger Signal

An old advertisement urges readers to seek creomulsion remedies for a persistent cough. It promotes Creomulsion as the genuine product and advises asking for it by name on the bottle. The copy reflects marketing language typical of period drug ads.

Zella Poe

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Annabel P. Swisher Society Reporter Grace Shumaker Route 1 West Side Red Cross Pharmacy Walnut Street Carnegie Is Dead Gannett For Profit Great Britain U. S Public Enemy Benny Dickson Warden Stone IN Grafton Drug & Chemical Company West Main Street Grafton, W. Va Pasadena Cal UAW CLUB Vanderhofs Storial Review Kountry Home McCall’s Magazine Pictorial Review Progressive Farmer the Women Home Woman’s World Grafton Daily Sentinel Grafton Weekly Sentinel Progressive The Grafton Sentinel McCall’s Maganize Woman's World Towa Dixie Theatre Love Drug CO Céne Toor Yardley of Rexall Store
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