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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1933
Page
2
A fragment of a page blends a noisy crossword clues list with a lengthy Salvation Army editorial quote. It mentions an insect, a river, grain, and other terms, then shifts to Mrs. Arnold praising the Salvation Army's role amid economic hardship and its mission to relieve destitution while offering spiritual guidance.
Willy Nilly discovers Honey Bear trapped at a ground level cellar window after a Thanksgiving raid. Rip and Willy work to free her while Jelly Bear joins in pulling relief with the goal of stopping the bears from escaping. The scene ends with Honey Bear back in the room and the trio heading upstairs.
A reflection on the changing view of women in business and the need to value careers for women beyond marriage. It argues many girls are raised to seek marriage as the end goal and that men are trained for livelihoods while women face limited, routine job options. It urges thoughtful balance between work and marriage for lasting happiness.
County officials in each county handle vote reporting from the special congressional election in the third district. Squire Halstead, state Prohibition chairman, says J C Ramsey’s name was omitted in blanks for polling place reports. O Brien denies any involvement by this office.
The text presents a vintage culinary set including Pigs in Blankets with oysters and bacon, Corn A La Southern, Waldorf Salad Molded, and Cranberry Pie filling. It outlines ingredients and oven instructions for each dish, featuring bacon wrapped oysters, corn bake, a lemon gelatin salad, and a two-phase cranberry pie bake.
Toronto December 2. Martin J Insull former Chicago utilities director lost his appeal against extradition to the United States. Justice A C Kingston of the Ontario supreme court granted the appeal to Cook County Illinois for his return.
Justice King stone allowed Incull to appeal the judgment, while Cook County moved to have him returned to jail over embezzlement and grand larceny tied to alleged misconduct at the Mid-West Ull Corporation last year.
Edward F. Nutter aged 46 of Rowlesburg, formerly of Newburg, died Sunday after an operation complications. He left a widow Miss Bertha Shafterman and his mother Mrs. Marie Ashby Nutter. Born at Austin he served as railroad telegraph operator at Newburg and later moved to Rowlesburg where he ran a moving picture theatre. Surviving are his wife, mother, a daughter Mrs. Robert Hooten of Rowlesburg, a sister Mrs. Edward Hugill of this city, and three brothers Ora and Percy Nutter of Newburg and Oscar Nutter of Erie, Pa.
Funeral services were held at 1:00 P.M. at the home of Mrs. J L Menear near Thornton for 95 year old Henrietta Shackelford who died Thursday evening of senility. Rev Millard Stump officiated and interment followed at Luzadder cemetery with Bartlett Funeral Company in charge. Mrs Caroline Wilson funeral rites were conducted.
Mrs Caroline Wilson 86 died at her Millerville home Thursday. The Knottsville Methodist Episcopal church held services this afternoon at 2 30 with Rev Sampson officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery Bartlett Funeral Company in charge.
Former Harvard economics professor M. O. Sprague, prominent in academic and policy circles, is reported as appointed special financial adviser to the U S Treasury. The move marks a high level shift as officials say Sprague will advise on fiscal and economic policy.
A vintage advertisement notes a 15 cent Winchester Gun Oil offered with every bowpet shotgun and shells purchase, highlighting a bundled promotional incentive and directing attention to the associated firearm accessories.
Salvation Army explains many on civil works projects cannot be helped by jobs alone and pledges to ease cold and hunger this Christmas. A center for donations of clothing toys and food will open in a downtown storehouse with kettles and booths at key business district points to collect money and gifts.
In a quirky fable, Puffy the Trout laments a woeful dish while Fluff frets about surviving on worms. The story follows their fishy predicament and futile diet jokes as they cope with an odd transformation.
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