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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1930

Page

4

Grafton Daily Sentinel masthead and ads policy note

Grafton Daily Sentinel publisher and office details are listed along with subscription rates and advertising terms. The fragment outlines the newsroom at 102 Latrobe Street Grafton West Virginia and place for notices, rates for ads, and deadlines for same day insertions.

Grafton Daily Sentinel Grafton Sentinel Publishing Company Grafton W. VA Howard H. Holt Latrobe Street Afton Printing Co Mall Associated Press Republice

W V U football tale and Sunday movie dispute prompt reforms

The piece discusses fan protests over West Virginia University football coaching by Earl Neale, urging clean sportsmanship and managerial reforms at Morgantown. It also comments on a local ministerial protest against Sunday afternoon mov ies in Grafton, arguing films offer moral and educational value and should not be banned.

Stansbury Ira Rogers Neale Earl Neal Our State University West Virginia University Morgentown Morgantown

Sunday movies spark clash over charity exploitation in Grafton

In Grafton a local ministerial protest over Sunday movies centers on the charge of charity exploitation by churches and groups. Proponents defend Salvation Army work and warn against outside influence, while observers note politicians use the issue for broader games tied to Clarksburg interests.

Salvation Army Grafton Clarksburg

Letters to The Editor The Wail of Hunger

A reader from Flemington West Virginia December 9 1930 addresses publisher Howard H Holt of Grafton Daily Sentinel with a stark critique of West Virginia soil and its imagined microbial abundance transforming elements into life sustaining gold.

Hunger Flemington W. Va Howard H. Holt Grafton Daily Sentinel Grafton Holt West Virginia

Senate weighs McNary drought relief bill today

Senate considers the McNary drought relief bill as the day’s session opens. Appropriations panel reviews treasury and post office supply measures while Muscle Shoals conferees resume talks. Finance to review tariff commission nominations. House debates interior and relief appropriation measures as immigration committee probes restrictive legislation.

Senate Appropriations Committee Treasury-Post Office Finance Committee Tariff Commission House Immigration Committee

Bread Line Hunger as Corporate Life and Individual Survival

A reflective piece contrasts corporate efficiency with individual survival, citing a dreary bread line of hungry families in need. It appeals to urgency and morality, quoting ancient proverbs and urging readers to attend to a brother’s need amid widespread famine and societal strain.

Trespass Warning and Chancery Publication in Grafton

Public notice warns against trespassing on undersigned property in Grafton. The Tygart Valley Ginger Co appears in order of publication from Taylor County Circuit Court. Defendants in chancery, including Ray Creener and Lillie Bosley, must appear within one month. publication in The Grafton Sentinel mandated. The note on cocktails mentions about 1,400 mixed drinks on record.

Grafton Tygart Valley Girss Co West Virginia Circuit Court Taylor County J. Guy Allender Admr OC T A Pit Ruby Eisner Sarah E. Keener Sarah B. J Grafton Sentinel Teate Frank M Hollis, Jr

Johnson Illness Grips Former AL Leader in St Louis

Former American League president Ban Johnson has been seriously ill in St Louis for seven weeks, suffering from diabetes and hardening of the arteries amid ongoing health concerns.

Associated Press Ban Johnson American League Sts Louis

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