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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1927

Page

3

Social notes from Star Woman's Club and local gatherings

Mary Margaret Somerville reports on the Star Woman's Club meeting with Christmas program plans and gifts. The edition details weddings, Betsy Ross Tent officers, the Webster school Parent-Teacher Association’s 1928 slate, Park Pioneers Club turkey dinner and bridge, a fifth birthday party for Alfreda Fisher, and social notices of A A Shumaker's moving plans in Grafton.

Star Woman's Club Eastern Star and Club Dember TempleAt Spitality Ona C Parent-Teacher Association Webster School W.B. Baker E. B. Findley Pearl Felton Mildred Newton S. W. Wine George C. Felton Ora Feltner

Grafton Candy Shop Opens Daily at Eight

Whipped Cream Daily announces shop hours with Fisher proprietor details. Grafton store opens at 8 AM daily, offering candy products and daily specials.

Grafton Fisher

Farewell Party for Mrs Shumaker and Local Club Notes

The King's Daughters Bible Class surprised Mrs. Shumaker at the Frank Shumaker home on Beech Street with a farewell party at 7 o clock, presenting solid silver candlesticks and embossed candlesticks. About thirty members attended, with ice cream cake and coffee served near midnight. The Morgantown Dominion reports University Press Club Sigma Nu and Phi Kappa Sigma dances and mentions Miss Alice P Preiss joining the Press Club and a birth in East Wilford Street for Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Pilson, a 12 pound son born Monday, December 12.

Bagica United Brethren Church Deweyaven Gertrude Schulte Clarksry Ralph F. Shuttlesrth Cty S.L. Postlethwait Lu‘Mi Reese Frank Jackson J. Chamberlain Clarksburg Charles Schulte Arcade D. Buttlesworth Parkersburg Grafton Washington Baltimore New York Shuttlesworth Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Betsy Ross Daughters of Union Veterans Sarah Poe Robinson May ‘Thayer Della Lowther Chaplin Hazel B. O'Brien Lydia Hodel Mary Ford Yates Mary. Mays Elizabeth R. Handley Hazel Zinn Beryl Kitzmiller Mary Zinn Velma ‘Cather Bertie Brohard Rachel Bow Park Pioneers Club Fred Watkins Maple Avenue Progressive Bridge B.flark A. A. Holt William Hanway H. H. Holt Vaughn Kerr Morgantown Morgantown Dominion University Press Club Sigma Nu Phi Kappa Sisma Armory Turner Reese Henry Alice P. Preiss Press Club Charles Watkins Bailey Wyckoff Victor Wilthide Robert Warder Harry Chaddoick Eloise Kerr Wilford Pilson East Wilford Street

Kennedy announces birth of Bettie Lee in Clarksburg

Mr and Mrs A B Kennedy of Clarksburg announce with pleasure the birth in December of a baby daughter. She will be named Bettie Lee Kennedy. Mrs Kennedy was formerly Miss Edith Cole of Grafton.

Taylor County A. B. Kennedy Clarksburg Bettie Lee Kennedy

Smock Movement Sparks Citywide Office Style

A vivid article from Grafton chronicles women in smocks transforming local business offices. At the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and First National Bank, female staff flaunt colorful frocks, provoking mixed reactions from male colleagues while boosting office energy and color. The piece predicts smocks may redefine business dress and gender roles, echoing a shift once likened to wearing the green.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Joniy National Bank Gratton

Kanawha Row Up In Court Involving Sheriff And County Court

The Kanawha County dispute between Sheriff L. C. Massey and Commissioner Harry Walker and the county court members was debated before the state Supreme Court. The county sought a writ to compel Massey to turn over prisoners for road work to guards Gordon Young and C. L. Whittington. Massey argued the guards named by the county were qualified. the case centered on sections about imprisoner use on roads and sheriff guard duties amid political tensions.

Charleston L. C. Massey Anawha County Harry Walker Supreme Court Gordon Young C. L. ‘Whittington Massey Henry Carte D. D. Haines Bock A. A. Tilly A. M. Belcher Mr. Lilly

Accused Coed Heers Husband on Road Work

An article fragment reports a prohibition officer John Gartin seeking a peremptory writ from Lincoln County Court to compel salary and expenses payment after county failed to respond to an alternative writ. The piece also mentions Queen Elizabeth and a plan to restore the old Donegal name in Ireland’s northern county.

John Gartin Lincoln County Queen Elizabeth Donegal Ireland

Donegal Restoration Is Promised By Government

In a nervous daze from a 48-hour drive compelled by a bootlegger Eva Belfast reports Done Hotchkiss Stepanos a wealthy chiropractor famed for old Irish castles rests at her husband’s home. Authorities seek the bootlegger to restore Donegal’s name and return it to its own authorities.

Rummer Rochester N.i Eva Belfast Hotchkiss Stepanos Perry Mira

Salvation Army Kettles Placed in Grafton for Christmas Drive

Commandant Canning announces Salvation Army kettles placed at Main and Latrobe junction and near the Baltimore and Ohio station to aid needy families this Christmas. He seeks $500 in donations and subscriptions from business and professional men, noting increased distress this winter and his first U S assignment in Grafton after coming from Grand Falls Newfoundland.

Salvation Army Main Latrobe Baltimore and Ohio Cordant LW Cam Canning Army Commandant Canning United States Grand Falla New Foundland East Wilford Street Grafton

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