FHA Rep to Visit City for Home Financing Inquiries
Everett Abels of the Federal Housing Administration state office will be in Taylor County Court House tomorrow from 9 p.m. to 5 p.m. to answer questions and help prepare loan plans for those seeking to build, buy, refinance, or repair homes under the FHA program. Loans cover up to 80 percent of appraised value, up to 16 000, repaid over up to 20 years, requiring steady income and good credit.
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Everett Abels
Federal Housing Adiviision State Office
Taylor County
Court House
FHA
Radio Class Formation Planned Thursday Night
Lynn Faulkner announced a radio fundamentals class to be held tomorrow night at 7:80 in the science room of Grafton High School. The course will be instructor led with no tuition, and members may donate to the boys Radio Club after completion.
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Grafton
Britain and United States Hold Off on New Talks
Sir Ronald Lindsay indicated the British government sees no changed circumstances since June 4 1934 to justify new proposals at present. He added they are willing to resume discussions when the situation warrants hope for a satisfactory result. The correspondence shows Secretary Hull noted the debt installment on November 26 and the embassy delivered the reply to Washington yesterday.
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Ronald Lindsay
Hull
Washington
Jutila Faces Death Penalty in Tobin Murder Trial
In Warren D, Ray Jutila a 20 year old athlete stands charged with killing Mrs. Marie Tobin whose body was found on a blazing bed in her home after a firemen call. Police allege he attacked her in a rage and then set the bed alight.
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Marie Tobin
Warren, D
Ray Jutila
Warren
Kelvinator Contest Attracts Hundreds Of Entries
Local contest by Sidrow's store on 241 West Main, Grafton, seeks a winner from Grafton or Taylor county to receive a Kelvinator valued at 148.50. Over 200 inquiries have been answered since November 15, with more than 25 letters already received for the Why I Want a Kelvinator for Christmas essay. Deadline is midnight December 24. judges are J. F. Holt of Sentinel and C. F. Schroeder of the Grafton News, with results announced after Christmas Eve.
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Kelvinator
Sidrow
Grafton
Taylor County
West Main Street
J. F. Holt
Sentinel
C. F. Schroeder
Grafton News
Passite
Better Liars Dominate Burlington Liars Club Event
Burlington Wisconsin reports honesty-free boasting as the Liars Club selects its 1935 world champion liar from 4500 entrants. O C Hulett notes modern liars are more original and subtle, with examples including Mrs B J Hall of Mabel Oregon and Bristol Pennsylvania stories of bedbugs and trained mosquitoes testing drivers.
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Burlington
Wis
O. C. Hulett
Liars’ Club
Hulett
B. J. Hall
Mabel
Ore
Arthur Brady
Bristol
Penn
Brady
Tom Barnhouse Seeks Christmas Shoes Gift in Appeal
Tom Barnhouse, Grafton’s famous One Man Band, appeals to friends for a special Christmas. A casual inspection shows he badly needs a pair of new shoes, and any gifts offered to the Sentinel newsboy and parade figure will be appreciated. The One Man Band plans to circulate among friends in the next days to raise cash for footwear.
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Tom Barnhouse
Grafton
Tom
Sentinel
Roadhouse dispute leads to arrest of proprietor
A dispute over a penny state tax allegedly sparked by an argument at a road house on route 250 ended with Walter Currey, proprietor, facing charges after Guy Lambert was struck on the head with a pop bottle. Lambert, bleeding, was reported to have suffered serious facial wounds. Currey appeared before a Justice of the Peace and is to return December 17 for the hearing. In a separate incident, Mrs Ed McDaniel and her daughter Avanelle Wowwu escaped injury when a tire blew out, sending their car over an embankment about 15 miles from Hinton. no serious injuries were reported and damages were around $25.
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Guy Lambert
City
Walter Currey
Route 250
Justice of Peace
W. E. Rightmire
Currey
Lambert
Ed. McDaniel
Daught Ler
Avanelle
Wow Wu
Hinton
Grafton Fire Department Ball Raises 90 for Gear
Fire Chief Max Bolyard announced a partial report on the success of the Grafton Volunteer Fire Department fundraising drive. A dance at the field house last week netted 90 dollars for new equipment, with further contributions received from private individuals supporting better department equipment.
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Grafton Volunteer Fire Department
Max Bol‘yard
Ex-Convict Guilty In Kidnaping Of Taxi Driver
Virgil Gulick, 26, an ex convict, was sentenced to 26 years at Alcatraz after conviction under the Lindbergh law for kidnapping James C. Shumway, a taxicab driver from Parkersburg West Virginia. Federal agents arrested him near Ardmore Oklahoma and brought him to Petroit for trial. Prosecutors say Gulick forced Shumway to drive him from Parkersburg to Ecorse Michigan after holding him prisoner in Toledo for nearly two weeks.
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Shumway
Parkersburg
Ecorse
Mich
Prioner
Toledo
Legion Meeting Planned At Moose Home Tonight
American Legion Post No. 12 Graf ton holds its regular meeting at the Moose home tonight at 8 o clock. Post Commander Earsel Pepper announced the session aims to boost local membership and advance ongoing initiatives.
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Legion
Moose Home
American Legion
Grafton
Walnut Street Fight Ends With Fines for Two Men
A Walnut Street scuffle at 9 30 last night led to W F Cook and Ralph Larue of Grafton being placed in police custody. They were arraigned before Mayor E Otto Waugh and fined 10 dollars each. Chief A E Lockard reported a heated fight with visible marks on both men and could not determine the cause.
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Walnut Street
W. F. Cook
Ralph Larue
Grafton
E. Otto Waugh
City Hall
A. E. Lockard
Board of Trade Plans Christmas Meeting Thursday P M
Taylor County Board of Trade will hold a meeting in the courthouse tomorrow night. President G Thomas Bartlett announced the session to discuss Christmas plans and all members and others interested are urged to attend.
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Taylor County Board of Trade
G. Thomas Bartlett
Jury Convicts Brownton Man on Assault Charge
PHILIPPI December 11 A Barbour circuit jury found a Brownton man guilty of assault on W E Brown. Judge Herbert W Dent was absent due to gall bladder surgery and William Taylor George presided for the term. The state against Harry Phillips for stealing a stove from Mary Chapel church was continued. A jury is hearing the case of How ard Philips charged with stealing corn as court reconvened at 10.
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Philippi
W. E. Brown
Brownton
W. Turner
Barbour County
Barbour
William Taylor George
Herbert W. Dent
Grafton
Grafton City Hospital
W. T. George
Harry Phillips
Mary _ Chapel church
Howard Philips
Mother of Local Lady Passes in Buckhannon
Funeral services were held yesterday in Buckhannon for Mrs. Adda Marshall 86 who died December 8 at her home. A daughter Miss Lillian Marshall attended along with relatives from Grafton and Buckhannon including Mr. and Mrs. Parker Selvey and several others. Survived by son Charles of Clarkburg and niece Miss Lily M. Hall of Buckhannon.
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Buckhannon
Adda Marshall
Grafton
Lillian Marshall
Parker Selvey
G. G. Selvey
Carrie Cole
Veda Squires
Fonds Larue
Ada Gall
Ada Berkley
Quits Job Fallout Amid Radio Station Raid
A raid on CMQ radio station by fourteen men armed with submachine guns damaged equipment and halted Mendieta’s scheduled US broadcast. Mendieta resigned after the incident, officials say the attack had no bearing on his actions. Ambassadors note station managers followed instructions from the foreign ministry prior to the raid.
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Mendieta
COCO
United States
CMQ
Communichere Department
Barnet
Abel Be
Orate
Longtime allies discuss political nation in friendly talk
In a cordial exchange, an Idaho senator described a long friendship with a respected colleague. He emphasized that their conversation was informal and focused on national issues, noting mutual understanding and a casual visit.
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Thim
Don
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