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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1927

Page

3

Social notes reveal a Grafton Christmas party and marriages

Mary Margaret Sommerville reports a Friday social at the Love home on Maple Avenue with about a dozen guests. A surprise marriage announcement for Virginia Love and Herbert McKinney followed a card party and festive dessert.

Social Club Orchar Grafton Sentinel Mary Margaret Sommerville James Love L. Tha Maple Avenue Vir St. Augustine T. G. Love West Washington Street Aubert. Gainer Jobs R. Gall Margaret Byers Virginia and Herbert Virginia Love Herbert McKinney Ruth Love Margaret Sommerville Herbert Ross McKinney St. Augustte Florida G. Wesley Evans Friedman Richard Bart- Clyde Baker Brooks R. I Paul B. Malone Carroll Kelley Paul P Warden Eugene Erating Robert Gainer Belington Howard Leonard Fairmone Virginia Hurst Marrage Joseph Bigler A. P Evans St.Augustine McKinney

Grafton Candy Shop Promotes Sam Fisher Property

The Whipped Cream Daily item notes Grafton Candy Shop with Sam Fisher as proprietor, listing the property code 225-b0-1f. This brief notice highlights ownership and location identifiers in a local business listing.

Grafton Sam Fisher

Boston Beef Eaters Face Shortage of Steaks and Roasts

Boston diners confront a meat shortage as hotels in the city aim to curb the beef eater trend. They say price and quality must return to normal before service resumes, reflecting broader food supply pressures in the metropolis.

Boston

Santa Claus to Visit Elks in Grafton Christmas Program

The Elks club in Grafton invites children and families to a Christmas Eve event at the Elks home auditorium where Santa Claus will hand out personal gifts. The program, organized by Dad Haslup, includes tree trimming, singing and storytelling, with toys and treats for the Little friends of the lodge. Also reported: Louis Arrico, 42, dies after being struck by a Yellow cab on Market Street Steubenville.

The Elks Legion Main Street Bill Doll Joe Herget High Hatters Orchestra Santa Claus Elks At Grafton Elks Home Little Friends of the Elks Lodge Dad Haslup Elks Christmas Sentinel the Elks North Pole Haslup Santa Friends of the Elks Benevolent Order Steubenville, O Louis Arrico Market Street Arrico

Eldon F Nye Buys Property On Northwestern Turnpike

The county clerk recorded Eldon F Nye acquiring C D Brown’s property in Blueville on the Northwestern turnpike for 4000 dollars. Delinquent taxes prompted W S Currey to own a coal oil and ziego Plum un tract in Booths Creek district for 25 85. Other transfers include Als and W Holland to Collier and Wittman 12 undivided in lot 86 Fetterman 3175 Ruth J Howvermale to T W Heironimus 6 feet on lot 48 Lvoa der and Washington streets 500 Selina A Robinson et al to Orville L McDonald 3 87 acres in Booths Creek district 475 Wm T Gates and wife to Thomas J Saucer plat in Flemington district 200 Walnut Grove Cemetery trustees to Robert L Pitzer lot 121 6 Wittman to Collier 1 2 interest in Tot No 86 Fetter man 87 50 A B Fleming et al to Monongahela West Penn Public Service Company right of way on Flem ing property at private terms

Eldon F. Nye C. D. Brown Blueville Northwestern W. S. Currey Ruth J. Howvermale T. W. Heironimus Lvoader Washington Streets Selina A. Robinson Orville L. McDonald Booths Creek Wm.t. Gates Thomas J. Saucer Flemington Walnut Grove Robert L. Pitzer H.L. Wittman Collier Fetterman A. B. Fleming

Barred Pair Plan Defense Faces Reed Committee

Washington December 10 The senate doors closed to Frank L Smith and William 3 Vare as they prepare to present their cases anew to the Reed slush fund committee. The committee convened to discuss procedure but hearings await a senate resolution reaffirming its authority. The Smith matter centers on campaign fund contributions from Samuel Insull and other public service leaders. Ware case will broaden inquiries into irregularities in primary and general elections with February 8 set for final Ware report. Vice President Dawes will be asked to fill the vacancy on the committee left by Senator Goff’s resignation.

Washington Senate Frank L. Smith Minis William 3. Vare Pennsylvania Reed Slush Fund Committee Price Reed Missouri Smith Samuel Insull Ware Dawes Goff West Virginia

General Manager Visits Grafton During Inspection Tour

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad's General Manager Edward W. Heheer passed through Grafton at noon en route to Baltimore. He was accompanied by his personal staff and attended Wheeling Chamber of Commerce events before touring Parkersburg, Chillicothe, and Cincinnati. Most of the railroad party returned to Baltimore after the Wheeling dinner.

Edward W. Heheer Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Grafton Baltimore Scheer Wheeling Chamber of | ‘Commerce Parkersburg Chillicathe Cincinnati

Polish Lithuanian dispute reached in principle accord

Geneva reports an in principle agreement on the Polish Lithuanian dispute after a League of Nations secret session. Chilean delegate Enrique Villegas announced the progress as Premier Pilsudski and Premier Waldemaras faced each other. Lithuania insists on documents reaffirming sovereignty over Vilna and potential frontier talks if needed.

Geneva Enrique Villegas League of Nations League Council Pilsudski Poland Waldemaras Lithuania Eric Drummond League Vilna Waldemiaras Zaleski

Peace talks outline with Lithuania and Poland

Foreign Minister Beelarts Van Blekland of the Netherlands works on a settlement formula after a council session set for 5 p m if agreed. Pilsudski pressed Waldemar as to peace or war and the Lithuanian leader answered peace. Poland pledged respect for Lithuanian independence while Waldemaras said Lithuania does not view itself at war with Poland. delegates questioned Valdemaras on charges of organizing hostile bands.

Beelarts van Blekland Netherlands Pilsudski Waldemaras Poland Lithuania Valdemaras

Colleague Urges Reed As Democratic Choice

Washington reports Senator Reed of Missouri faced silent, unusual talk as Hawes predicted Reed’s name for the next Democratic convention as a presidential candidate. Hawes said plans for a Reed national organization are under way and that a Senate bid would not preclude vigorous presidential nomination efforts. His friends grow more hopeful, comparing Reed to Andrew Jackson as a modern counterpart.

Washington Reed Missouri Hawes Andrew Jackson

Two Retired Medical Officers Killed in Maryland Crash

Indian Head Md Dec 10 Commander Leland G James and Commander Francis H Munson retired naval medical officers were fatally injured when their car overturned near town. James was dead at the scene and Munson died later in a hospital. Munson was Maryland deputy health officer.

Indian Head Leland G. James Francis H. Munson James Munson Hoth Maryland

New Chosen Pressed for West Virginia University President

Dr. John Roscoe Turner, formerly a student of Dr. Trotter at the old Conference Seminary, is named to head West Virginia University with an inauguration likely later this year. The board notes Turner takes office July 1 1928 and staff expect campus visits soon after year’s start.

Frank B. Trotter Pugsner Dent Trotter West Virginia Wesleyan John Roscoe Turner Old Conference Seminary West Virginia University West Virginia Turner Deahi Armstrong Port Kay Cunningham Porterfield West Visa University Dean Turner Charles T. Neff Board of Governors Roy Yoke Dr. Turner

Rites For Small Child To Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services will honor six year old Patay Breedlove daughter of Fred Breedlove of near Graf ton Park tomorrow at two o'clock from the home with Rev Harl Hillen of Park View church officiating. She died on the third day after a three weeks illness from complications. Survived by her father three brothers and one sister, mother having died over a year ago. Burial in Webster cemetery Bart lett Funeral Company in charge.

Thomas G. Lave West Washington Street Grafton High School St. Augustine Florida East Coast Rairoad T. F. McKinney Atlanta Georgia South Florida East Coast Railroad Mrs. McKinney St. George Street The Sentinel Methodist Episcopal Church Cumberland Laura Lee Marshall James Fitzroy Wolfe Wick- Wire Lawrence Marshall Mendel Washington Baltimore New York Taylor County Ces Little Patay Breedlove Fred Breedlove Grafton Park Harl Hillen Park View Church Webster Bartlett Funeral Company

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