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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1937

Page

6

Miss Chicago to Come Here At Alumni Dance

Miss Chicago of 1937 Vivian La Gren will headline Husk O Hares dance band at the Field house for Grafton alumni on December 27. The event, arranged through Consolidated Radio Artists, Inc., features a full evening of music and Merriment with a galaxy of stars from O Hares radio and recording outfit.

Chicago Vivian la Gren Grafton Consolidated Radio Artists, Inc Vivian Carrots

Butcher Buried Today In Gilmer County After Flemington Railroad Crash

No inquest held as county official declares the wreck sober. The butcher, identified by wife at McGrumphy Funeral Home in Flemington, buried today in Gilmer County. Foster's funeral planned tomorrow. The B and O express No 29 bound for St Louis struck the crossing at Flemington at 1 26 p m, sending the car 1200 feet and stopping 1200 feet beyond. Engineer A V Parkhill of Grafton was aboard.

Nnea Butcher McGrumphy Flemington Gilmer County Foster St. Louis A.V. Parkhill Grafton O. Service

Carttoonist Improvement Reported For B C Segar

Cartoonist B C Segar, seriously ill for a week in Santa Monica hospital, shows improvement according to hospital notes dated December 13. The update follows a period of critical condition and concerns his fans nationwide.

Santa Monica Calif B.C. Segar

City Commission Meets As Carter Attacks Coal Law

Routine payment of bills opened the Grafton city commission meeting attended by Mayor E O Waugh and listed officials. Carter Coal challenges the Bituminous Coal Commission over minimum soft coal prices without a public hearing, seeks delay until one is held as prices set for December 16. Other complaints from district 1 board and Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co seek postponement. Alabama producers urge action on railroad fuel price changes.

Grafton E. O. Waugh Charles E. Ray James E. Reed W. Merle Watkins Washington Carter Coal Company West Virginia Bituminous Coal Commission Commission J. W. Carter Carter District 1 Central Pennsylvania) Producers Board Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company Central Pennsylvania Rochester and Pittsburgh Alabama

Sloan Turns Back Profits to Benefit Public Welfare

Alfred P. Sloan Jr., chairman of General Motors, turned back 10 million dollars in personal profits to promote community interests and economic education. The fund will be managed by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation and used to broaden knowledge of basic economic truths for more people everywhere. Sloan stressed the gift is a personal matter unrelated to GM and his official role.

New York America Alfred P. Sloan, Jr General Motors Corporation Sloan Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Hyatt Roller Bearing Company Newark N. J General Motors

Disturber Is Ordered To Serve Out $5 Fine

Fred Trisler, 19, faced a 5 am disturbance charge and was ordered by Mayor E O Waugh to serve three days in jail in lieu of paying a $5 fine. Chappie Stutler, jailed earlier in the week for three days, received a second three day term on drunkenness charges.

Fred Trisler E. O. Waugh Chappie Stutler

Street Work Decreed For Rosier By Mayor

Glenn Rosier pleaded guilty to drunkenness and resisting arrest and was ordered by Mayor E. O. Waugh to work five days on city streets after seeking to work off a $10 fine. John Poe, arrested for drunkenness, must serve three days after stating he could not pay a $5 fine. George Boast, Hardman camp inmate, charged with indecent exposure, pleaded guilty and was sent back to jail for inability to pay a $5 fine.

Glenn Rosier E. O. Waugh

Theft Charges To Be Heard Before Justice Of The Peace

The alleged theft involves a brown ladies coat valued at three dollars and a suitcase worth fifteen dollars taken from Thur man Stipe of Simpson. Mrs. Gar tha Duckworth, arrested Saturday in Barbour county, will be tried at 4 30 this afternoon before Justice A B Knabenshue. She is held at Taylor county jail pending arraignment. Also notes the death of Joseph M Dunn, 76, longtime Martinsburg merchant.

Thurman Stipe Simpson Gartha Duckworth Barbour County Justice of the Peace A. B. Knabenshue Duckworth Taylor County

Christmas Trees Opposite Pure Oil Service Station

Lee Brown and A C Pringle advertise Christmas trees for sale opposite the Pure Oil Service Station on Main Street with dates December 13 15 17 20 and 22 listed for availability and hours.

Pure Oil Main Street Lee Brown A. C. Pringle

Three Loiterers Ordered Out of City by Mayor

In Grafton Mayor E Otto Waugh ordered three loiterers from the city after police court proceedings. Daniel McManus of Catlettsburg and his nephews James Lucas 16 and Philip Lucas 17 were picked up early Sunday while en route to Oakland Md and held over the weekend in Taylor County jail.

Grafton E. Otto Waugh Daniel McManus Catlettsburg James Lucas Philip Lucas Oakland Taylor County

Perine Funeral Held Yesterday at Andrews

Funeral services for B W Perine 61 a Taylor county citizen who died Friday were held at 2 30 PM yesterday at Andrews ME church with Rev W E Knox officiating. Interment was in Webster cemetery. Friends recall his work to advance Grafton including bringing the Carr Carina company to the community a task in which he played a major role.

B. W. Perine Taylor County Andrews ME W. E. Knox Webster Cemetery Priends Perine Grafton Carr Caina Company

Steel Workers Open Meeting in Pittsburgh Toward Convention

Pittsburgh December 13 delegates to the first C I O steel workers convention discussed the National Labor Relations board new contracts finances and Communists. About 1 000 union members from 445 steel plants employing 550 000 were to be seated for the opening. Philip Murray predicted the program would have a far flung effect on the future of unionism and the labor movement. Reports said credentials of at least one lodge delegation would be challenged and that the group was largely communist.

Pittsburgh C. I. O. Steel National Labor Relations Board Philip Murray John L. Lewis Steel Workers Organizing Committee Labor Board Murray Swoc

Mendelson Junk Ad Buys Beef Hides and Scrap Junk

Market notice from Mendelson Junk Company in Grafton West Virginia offers top prices for beef hides and scrap junk. Caller advertises public price quote period from November 22 to December 22 and provides phone number 9643.

Mendelson Junk Company Grafton W. Va

Window Shopping Contest Draws Redraw on Numbers

Numbers for the first window shopping contest will be posted at 7 p.m. tomorrow in the windows of 29 participating stores. Twenty eight thousand tickets were distributed Saturday night. Tickets for a second contest will be issued as the first wraps up with 30 firms taking part including the A and P store run by Frank Collins. The Taylor County Board of Trade fruits ongoing holiday events such as a pageant and a radio money auction. Christmas shopping activity rose Saturday with extra clerks in some stores as two weeks of busy shopping loom.

Frank Collins Taylor County Board of Trade

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