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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1936

Page

2

Grafton High to Present Minstrel Show Friday

Grafton Hi club plans a big time minstrel show in the high school auditorium Friday December 18 at 8 o'clock Proceeds will go as the club's Christmas gift to charity The program promises new material dances gags and songs with Norma Lee Foley James Withers and Joseph W Fordyce among the featured and staff members including Hugh Dean Chester Hobbs and others Tickets 25 and 35 cents.

Grafton Withers Norma Lee Foley James Withers Hugh Dean Junior Morrison Chester Hobbs Junior Ball Edwin Roof Bob Louden Jack Nuzum John Gall Robert Crane Edmond Jacobs Ed Willy Bill Floyd Earl Henderson Bill Stanley Richard Leonard Bill Allendar Kenneth Knox Crane Hobbs Joseph W. Fordyce

Minister's Automobile Destroyed By Blaze

Fire of unknown origin destroyed a 1936 Chevrolet sedan worth over $800 late last night. Rev Mil liard Stump, owner and driver, said the car ignited near the top of Gawthrow hill on route 50 west of Grafton. Fire extinguishers failed to stop the blaze. Chevrolet garage employees cited likely wiring defect. The car was partially insured and no injuries were reported.

Milliard Stump Gawthrow Hill Route 50 Grafton Chevrolet

Tressler Admits Violation of Mann Act

S. B. Tressler, Brownton coal operator, pleaded guilty in U S district court at Elkins to transporting a young girl from Baltimore to Clarksburg for immoral purposes. Sentence deferred for now. In a separate case, Julius Barnarelli received 12 months in Taylor county jail for liquor conspiracy.

S. B. Tressler Brownton U. S. District Court Elkins Baltimore Clarksburg Julius Barnarelli Taylor County

Carpenter injury at dam sparks safety concerns

A carpenter injured at the dam project remains in hospital under care of Drs. Peck and Warden. Authorities note the safety belt was in good condition and that the accident is the first of its kind at the dam. The patient is irate and under constant supervision as engineers assess the incident. First-of-kind accident at this dam site marked a notable safety moment for Army engineers led by Captain B C Fowlkes.

Carpenter D. C. Peck Paul P. Warden B. C. Fowlkes

Prince Albert Windsor’s Industrial Prince role in early 20th century

A historical portrait traces Prince Albert Windsor from naval service to royal aviation training in 1918. It covers his absorption into the Royal Air Force, staff work under Trenchard, his official mission in Brussels, and his later leadership in social and industrial welfare. It notes his "Industrial Prince" nickname, founding Duke of York's Camp, presidency of the National Playing Fields Association, and his democratic image contrasted with Edward VII’s sociable style.

Nancy Independent Air Force Sir @ater Hugh “Boom” Trenchard Metropolitan Police London Albert Brussels England Albert Windsor Edward Britain Mantes

Local Skater Injured After Fall at Event

A skater suffered injuries during a public event when he fell and was rushed to the hospital by ambulance around 11 o clock. Captain Fowlkes stated that the injuries were serious but not in a particularly unusual manner.

Fowlkes Brown

The Industrial Prince Duke of York and His Family

A biographical sketch of Prince Albert Duke of York later King George VI detailing his wartime service in France with the Independent Air Force, education at Trinity College Cambridge, royal duties for his father and brother, his title and work in labor and youth, his marriage to Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon in 1923, his children Elizabeth and Margaret, his reluctance for politics, and his stammer treatment by Lionel Logue culminating in the 1927 opening of the new Parliament building in Australia.

Duke of York Land Duke of York's Industrial Welfare Society Elizaabeth Bowes-Lyon National Playing Fields Association United Kingdom East Africa Panama Canal New Zealand Australia France Independent Air Force Cambridge Trinity College Prince of Wales Prince Albert Duke of York House of Lords Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon Countess of Strathmore Westminster Abbey Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Margaret Rose Lionel Logue Logue

Royal Navy Career of Albert in Edwardian Era Details

The text traces Albert's early life at Windsor and Sandringham, schooling at Osborne and Dartmouth, and his military training under H P Hansell. It notes his role as heir presumptive after Edward VII's death, his naval studies, limited distinction, World War I service, time aboard Cumberland, and participation in the Battle of Jutland with the Collingwood, where he was mentioned in Jellicoe's dispatches.

Commonwealth Canberra London Piccadilly Green Park Buckingham Palace Windsor Great Park Edward George V Edward VII Prince of Wales Lean H. P. Hansell Sandringham Queen Mary Albert Kaiser Duke of Connaught Cumberland Admiralty Jutland Collingwood Lord Jellicoe Prince

Heir to British throne judged by Australian peers

An official representative described as visiting Canberra and nearly all capitals in Australia for expositions and ceremonies. Heir presumptive to the British throne was shaped by Australian opinion after George V’s death, as fellow countrymen formed judgments about him.

Canberra George V

New Way to Hold False Teeth in Place

A new fine powder called Fasteeth helps suspend dentures preventing slipping. It promises no gummy taste or paste sensation while keeping teeth secure and breath fresh. Available from local suppliers.

Man of Honest Effort and Family Roots Mentioned

The passage portrays a man described as a diligent worker with broad experience who would be fit to wear the crown when needed. It highlights his stable home life as a father of two daughters, echoing the qualities admired in his own father and reflecting a family man image.

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