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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1935

Page

3

Sewing Club and Church Class Share Holiday Plans

Mrs. James Hutchison hosts Weekly Sewing Club with sewing, stunts, and a prize to Mrs. W. F. Simmons. next meeting Christmas party December 20 at Mrs. McFarland’s Grand Street home. Mrs. Francis Wolfe hosts Sun Day School class with new teacher Mrs. Sutton and a luncheon for attendees.

Sewing Club James Hussion East Lincoln Street W. F. Simmons Simmons John Shields T. C. Gough Fred McFarland John Bickford Lonnie Thorp Earl Francis Wolfe Sutton Henry Rupp James Roy Lewis Haymond Wolfe Haymond Roy Atkinson Mathis Darwin Robinson Eugene Robinson J James Roy Prancis, Wolfe

Social Calendar and Hauptmann Case Update

Social calendar items list meetings and events from December nine to eleven including Penn Elks Club lectures and Auxiliary gatherings at various venues. The second portion reports Hauptmann’s lawyers continuing the fight after the US Supreme Court denied a review, with plans for pardons and new evidence discussed by Rosecrans Pope and Fisher amid Governor Hoffman’s possible involvement.

Trenton N. J Bruno Richard Hauptmann Supreme Court of the United States Hauptmann Flemington C. Lloyd Fisher Fisher Egbert Rosecrans Fred Etick A. Pope Pope Court of Pardons E Attorney Rnor Harold G

Relief office crowd demands WPA payments in Kanawha

A Charleston crowd of relief clients stormed the Kanawha County relief office demanding cash for WPA jobs. Police were called as officials met with Governor Kump to find a way to continue payments. Ostrander said funds were limited and payments to uncertain WPA rolls were delayed. State officials insisted payments continue until official notice of workers. He had paid out 300 checks Saturday, a day late, with demonstrators from outlying areas.

Charleston Kanawha County Relief Administration Kump Ralph L. Ostrander Ostrander WPA F. Witcher McCullough

WPA hires five for women’s project to teach disabled children

The Works Progress Administration began the second women’s project this morning with five teachers to instruct physically handicapped children unable to attend school. Pearl Smith of Taylor County is the local supervisor and will survey the county to count eligible children. Teaching should start early next week if the canvass completes on time.

Works Progress i Administration Miss Pearl Smith Taylor County Miss Smith

Local figures noted in health and travels across towns

Henry Ray of Washington Pa is reported to be recovering well after leaving Washiden City hospital following a minor operation. He is known to many Grafton residents and is Glenn Primm’s father in law. Visitors include Dr C R Morgan of Fairmont and C Hedrick family from Portsmouth Ohio. Dr E R Bucklew and Luther Hodges are deer hunting in Pennsylvania while Sam Fisher leaves for Huntington for foot surgery. Major John Campbell, commander of the local Salvation Army post, features in the day’s notices.

Henry Ray Washington Wash- Iden City Hospital Ray Grafton Glenn Primm C. Ray Hedrick Charles and Mollie Portsmouth Ohio Leroy Hedrick West Washington Street C. R. Morgan Fairmont E.R. Bucklew Luther Hodges Pennsylvania Sam Fisher Huntington Government John Campbell

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Reported

The morning record lists Nancy Jane Watkins admitted for a major operation in Flemington. Homer Selvey and Ida Belle Moore are medical patients, with James Fletcher discharged. JH Charles Joy West, Mrs W A Rogers, and Earsel Pepper noted in illness or discharge entries.

Tion Army Flemington Nancy Jane Watkins City Homer Selvey Ida Belle Moore High Street James Fletcher Charles Joy West Webster City Hospital W. A. Rogers Route 1 Earsel Pepper Monongah

Hauptmann Case Upheld by State Court of Errors

Hauptmann was convicted unanimously by the Flemington jury. The 13 judges of the court of errors and appeals unanimously affirmed that action. The ruling followed other opinions read after the court was polled. Chief Justice Hughes announced that the orders appear on the list and will not be announced orally. Mimeographed copies were distributed to reporters.

Hauptmann Flemington Court of Errors and Appeals Ibunal Hughes

Hauptmann's wife vows innocence after court declines appeal

Mrs. Hauptmann, holding her two year old son, waits by the telephone as the Supreme Court refuses to review Bruno Hauptmann’s conviction for the Lindbergh baby abduction and murder. She remains steadfast, saying she believes justice will prevail and the truth will come out.

New York Bruno Richard Hauptmann Anna U. S. Supreme Court

Home Loan Act sparks clash over state rights

Justice Cardozo delivered the opinion on the trespass claim, stating the Home Loan Act was a trespass on state rights amid legal action by the Wisconsin Banking Department against a federal charter attempt by the Northern Building and Logan Association and distressed homeowners facing indebtedness.

HOLC Ciation Northern Building and Logan Association Wisconsin Banking Department

Liar Shouted at Round Table Conference Dispute

The scene at a round table conference turned chaotic as a speaker was challenged and accused of dynamiting the meeting. Berry urged orderly talk while Hank called him a liar. Delegates withdrew to round-table discussions, and the National Lumber Manufacturers Association along with six other groups refused to participate, deeming the conference unlikely to aid industrial recovery.

Page Vue Association Round Table Berry Hank Haake National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association Lumber Association

Veteran Civil War Vet Wins Annulment After Kissless Marriage

William L. Kimberly aged 83, a civil war veteran and newlywed of six weeks, obtained an annulment in Los Angeles, declaring himself a kissless husband. The case highlights a short marriage ending in legal dissolution.

Los Angeles William L. Kimberly

FHA Representative To Visit Grafton December 12

Everett Abels a field representative of the Federal Housing Administration will visit Grafton December 12 to assist inquiries and help prepare applications for building repairing buying or refinancing a home under the FHA plan Luke B Ross manager of the local reemployment officesaid the office location would be announced the following day for interested residents to access available funds

Everett Abels Federal Housing Administration Grafton Luke B. Ross Ables

Grafton Man Nabbed On Tunnelton Girl's Claim

Otis Poling of Grafton is held in Taylor county Jail awaiting Preston county authorities to take him to Kingwood to face a serious charge raised by Violet Stevenson of Tunnelton. State Trooper O E Cox led yesterday's arrest.

Otis Poling Grafton Taylor County Preston County Kingwood Violet Stevenson Tunnelton O. E. Cox

Doctor First Patient In His New Hospital

Marion report states Dr J G Moessner a chiropractor was the first patient in his own hospital after falling from a scaffold during renovation of the building he converted into a chiropractic hospital. He sustained four fractures in his right ankle.

Marion J.G. Moessner

Dime Hidden as Cantankerous Guest’s Item Revealed

In Saratoga California a porter named Louis Henning became disgusted by a troublesome guest until discovering a rare 1804 coin. He sold the coin to a numismatist for 25 dollars, turning an annoyance into a modest windfall.

Saratoga Calif Louis Henning

Copeman Plans Urban Farm Aid and 4-H Work

New County leaders plan to aid farmers while modernizing farms and boosting productivity. Sam Copeman will assist in rural and city projects including 4-H clubs in schools and urban communities if residents show interest.

New County Mr.Copeman Sam Copeman

Misconception of 4 H club broadened by projects

An agent explained 4 H programs extend beyond farming to home beautification baking sewing and woodwork. Officials planned farmer outreach to foster acquaintance and begin work, while Copeman awaits assignment and a discussion on a permanent office. The court will meet to address duties and prior to a settlement with West Penn Electric over county property damage from high tension wires near Webster.

Copeman West Penn Electric Company Webster

Guffey Loft Report On National Lawyers Committee In Litigation

The record notes that the national lawyers committee acted as counsel in a litigation challenging the validity of the act, with the report indicating ongoing involvement and assessment of legal arguments and strategies.

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