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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1929

Page

4

Tuberculosis Seals Need Local Civic Drive

The Fairmont Times notes the annual sale of Christmas seals by the Anti Tuberculosis Society and laments the lack of local leadership. It urges Taylor County civic clubs to sponsor the effort, warns that delays endanger tubercular children at Hope Mont sanitarium, and calls for a local leader to head the campaign. It also reports a proposed fare rise by Tygarts Valley Traction Company from 7 to 10 cents, set for January 1 1920, with readers debating the impact on patronage and income.

Fairmont Times Anti-Tuberculosis Society T. B. Society Taylor County Tuberculosis Association James B. Moran Moran Saraying Taylor County Board of Trade Carl Nuzum Taylor County Hopemont Public Service Commission Charleston Tygarts Valley Traction Company Traction Company

Trolley fare plan debated and local press shifts

A column argues that lowering trolley fares to increase ridership would raise net income more effectively than fare hikes. It urges stockholders to meet, adjust the petition, and promote local ticket book sales. The piece also lauds The Morgantown New Dominion’s return to Jeffersonian Democrat alignment and critiques independents. It notes Taylor County Court’s rejection of a County Welfare Board in favor of Salvation Army aid programs.

Fairmont Times Morgantown New Dominion Ned Good Morning Dominion New Dominics Socraty Monongalia County Taylor County Court Salvation Army Salvation Army Corps

State Briefs Humidity Attacks Local Sports Officials

Wheeling William Loftus of Bellaire Ohio named president of the Ohio Valley Football Officials Association. Mr and Mrs Andrew D Lucas both about 30 found dead by apparent suffocation in their home. Wellsburg Pete Groviak 29 a World War veteran held on an attack charge adjudged insane. Hamlin Melba Ha 6 dies from burns after falling into an open grate. Bluefield Jack Bryant of Norfolk Va and Hart Hammons of Pineville Ky named to share captaincy of Bluefield College football team for next year.

Wheeling William 3. Loftus Bellaire Ohio Ohio Valley Football Officials Association Andrew D. Lucas Wellsburg Pete Groviak Bluefield Jack Bryant Norfolk Hart Hammons Pineville X.y

United World Row Follows American Lead Despite Japanese Dissent

In Tokyo Japan issued an official statement challenging the push toward following America’s lead on global actions. The report notes persistent debate among nations as United World discussions continue from page one with varied stances and cautions about alignment and alliance.

America Japan Tokyo

In Memoriam Lonnie Poling 1929 Remembrance Verse

In memoriam of Lonnie Leroy Poling who died November 25 1929 at age 24 years eight months sixteen days. The poem expresses pride and grief as family recalls a brother crossing to the other shore and awaiting kin in heaven with references to Mayme and Azalea and a hopeful tribute to the Savior as King.

Lonnie Leroy Poling

Japan wary of associating with American peace plan

The text notes that she did not intend to ally with the American proposal. Given her close proximity to the disturbance, Japan feared actions would be seen by China as backing a side and hindering prospects for peace.

Japan

Man's Custody Continued on Train Robbery Case

Tom Vernon alias Tom Averill, jailed in Pawnee Oklahoma, is charged with wrecking and robbing a Union Pacific train near Cheyenne on November 25. He claims kinship to Cattle Kate and Jim Averill, who were executed in 1889 for cattle rustling in Sweetwater County, Wyoming.

Cheyenne Wyoming Tom Vernon Tom Averill Pawnee Okla Union Pacific Here Kate Jim Averill Averill Sweetwater

Appeals From Continuea Land Valuations Challenged

Landowners contest lower court valuation of lands labeled front and back on Continuea from page one. They argue evidence shows front land worth $15 per acre and back land $10, while lower court set different values. Witnesses testified for the circuit court to support the higher valuations. The case centers on whether the assessed values reflect true market prices for the acreage involved.

Gang’s Guns Thwarted in Jefferson City Shootout

A state penitentiary in Jefferson City was the scene of an attempted assassination as three men in a car fired on detective Bert Haycock while he drove to work. Officer Dingman was wounded in the nose and abdomen, potentially fatal, while Curtis sustained a shoulder wound. Haycock escaped by dropping to the car floor. The assailants fled.

Dingman Curtis Bert Haycock Haycock

National Title Won By Youth of Webster Co

Clarksburg December 3 Webster county 4 H club judging team representing West Virginia won ninth place at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago and earned further honors William Henderson ranked first among about seventy five boys in sheep and ram judging with Morton Chilton as the other team member and Edison’s first incandescent lamp produced less than one and a half lumens per watt while modern lamps reach up to twenty lumens.

Clarksburg Addiiton Chicago Webster County West Virginia Charles 5. Horner William Henderson Semon Atock Chilton Morten

Publication order in complex mortgage suit in Taylor County

In the circuit court of Taylor County West Virginia John L Heehmer leads creditors in a suit against Good Hope Coal Company May Day Coal Company and multiple trustees and banks seeking to identify note holders secured by vendor’s liens on Good Hope and May Day lands in Pocahontas and Barbour counties and to settle accounts of trustees and bank receivers and determine interests and rents and to order sale of lands to satisfy claims with nonresident defendants Carrie Gramm and B W Auvill required to appear within one month to protect their interests.

Circuit Court Taylor County West Virginia John L. Heehmer Good Hope Coal Company May Day Coal Company Clyde G. Turner Lawson Starcher William Morgan Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank of Grafton W. Va Carrie A. Gramm Samuel H. Gramm Hardman Fuel Company Beaver Gratton Wm. Morgan Lawson Stareher Wm. Morgan, Sr Barbour County George B. Morgan Herbert W. Dent W. R D. Bryce Mason Martin V. Tucker B. W. Au‘vill W. Rabler Good Hope Coat Company Good Pe Coal Company Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank Pocahontas County Fang Carrie Gramm Saidants Good Hope B. W. Auvill

Grafton Daily Sentinel Publication Notice

The foregoing be published in The Grafton Daily Sentinel a newspaper published in said county. FRANK M. HOLLIS Jr Clerk John L Hechmer Atty for Pitt. Dg1017 24.

Grafton Daily Sentinel Said County Frank M. Hollis, Jr John L. Hechmer Pitt

Notice of Trustee Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Taylor County WV

Court ordered sale by Kanawha National Bank as trustee under a 1924 deed of trust to Pearle Cornwell and Clyde T Cornwell. Property 60 acres in Knottsville District Taylor County WV with coal rights reserved. Auction at Taylor County Courthouse Grafton WV on December 28 1929 at 10 am. Delinquent taxes apply.

Circuit Court Taylor County West Virginia Kanawha National Bank Union Trust Company Pearle Cornwell Clyde T. Cornwell Kana‘wha National Bank Grafton Knottsville County of Taylor Hester McDonald and Husband J. M. Gully Pearl Cornwell Asa M. Moats Dessie M. Moats

Railroad head fined for false coal shipments charges

D Prudemann, president of the Detroit Toledo and Ironton Railroad, pleaded guilty to twenty five counts alleging the railroad falsely billed coal shipments. Federal Judge Benson W. Hough fined him twenty five thousand dollars.

Columbus D. Prudemann Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad Benson W. Hough

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