Locals note visits and movers in Grafton area
Cassell and daughter depart for Menersport to visit William Cassell for a week. Curtis Curry visits on business. George Zrey of Clarks, aunt Miller in the south. Beulah Lambert shops in Gratton. M. J. Lynch from Clarksburg visits Grafton. Miss Mary Coleman from Chest pays a shopping call. N. C. Neville of Parkersburg, a traveling man, was in the city. Mary Schroeder spent time in Clarksburg returning home. Howard McCamie of Weston stays with friends. Earl Stout of Clarksburg in town on business. Frank Ellis of New ire merchant in Grafton yesterday. Mrs. Lloyd Loran of the West Ride leaves for Oakland to visit her parents. Angela Madden resumes duties after tonsillitis. Mr. and Mrs. B. Thomas Kearns visit from Clarksburg. John McVicker of Pleasant Creek shops in Grafton and handles legal matters. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Burton of Burton, W. Va., visit enroute to Philippi. Jet Wood and Mrs. Frank Welch of Clarksburg social visitors. Rose Hayden returns home from Clarksburg with her sister. Mrs. Ed Bolin of Keyser arrives for a day in Blueville. G. A. Fraley of Oakland, Md., visits on business. Clyde Cornwell shops in Grafton. noted Knotttaville resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassell
Menerspors
William Cassell
Curtis Curry
George Zrey
Clarks
Grafton
Gee Miller
South
Beulah Lambert
Wickwell
Gratton
Clarksburg
Howard McCamie
Weston
Earl Stout
Frank Ellis
Newire
Craftor
Lloyd Loran
West Ride
Ing
Oakland
Je W. Wharton
Angela Madden
B. Thomas Kearns
East End
John — McVicker-of
Rose Hayden
Beech Street
Percy Byrd
Byrd
Ed. Bolin
Keyser
Blueville
G. A. Fraley
Flashes of Life and World Notes From The AP
A roundup of brief items: Ruth Elder’s debut with Miss Anne Storres under a miniature air plane scene in New York. Mme Louise Homer returns to the stage with a record second debut as her children listen to her in Asda at the Metropolitan. Gasoline prices vary 10 to 27 cents per gallon in AA survey. Rev James R Cox plans Rome trip by airplane with pilot. Myrtle Brown of Omaha related to GW Bellanca. Reginald Owen misidentified with Bryan’s son-in-law in London press polyglot mix. A Christmas basket drive in Grafton appeals for donations of money or food, promising to aid many in need through Army relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Ruth Elder
Velety
Anne Storres
Aviatrix
Mme
Louise Homer
Metropolitan
American Automobile Association
Pittsburgh
James R.cox
Rome
Myrtle Brown
Omaha
Bellanca
Grafton
Youths Given Short County Jail Stays For Petit Larceny
After Tuesday's escapade along Country Club road, Thomas Baker reported theft of small goods by youths Guy Lowther Robert Anderson and Harold Pitzer. Lowther and Anderson received 30 day jail terms plus $40 fines. Pitzer paid a $10 fine and was released. Deputy Bolyard and Chief Wretcher led the arrests. Squire Haymond presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Baker
Guy Lowther
Robert Anderson
Harold Pitzer
Baker
Squire L. ©. Haymond
Lowther
Anderson
Pitzer
Country Club Road
A. R. Bolyard
City Poles
Joe Wretcher
Christmas hardships hit coal regions with hunger and cold
Welfare workers in the Hocking Valley report a bleak Christmas for miners families. About 300 coal miners children cannot attend school parts of the week due to lack of warm clothing and scarce food. In Tuscarawas fields similar hardship is noted with 1600 miners half suspended since April. Some workers find part time jobs in small mines under the old Jacksonville agreement. Citizens and parents contribute pennies to aid those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
Carl Porter
Athens County
Tuscarawas
Jacksonville
Tepee Tonic Helps Durham Bus Driver Report Wellness
Inerman Townsend, a Cannon Ball Express driver between Portsmouth and Huntington, reports feeling fit and well after using Tepee Herb Tonic. He cites relief from indigestion, improved sleep, regular bowels, better appetite, and overall health gains since starting the tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon Ball Express
Inerman Townsend
Cannon Ball Express ,Co
Portsmouth
Huntington
Telma Ave
Grafton
Test This Store Now Invite to Visit for Best Stocks
A local store issues an invitation to all men and women in city and vicinity to visit today. It touts new and complete stocks with fashionable goods and staple articles in full supply. It promises courteous service and moderate prices, urging shoppers to test the store now.
Polish native jailed for trespassing by railroad yard arrest
Joe Kalinwoski, 37, a native of Poland, was arrested by B. and O. Officer H. Dunigan in the railroad yards on a trespassing charge. He appeared before Squire L. C. Haymond, with a fine of 16 dollars and 60 cents unpaid, leading to assignment to county road gang for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kalinwoski
Poland
H. Dunigan
Squire L. C. Haymond
Four U S Senators Questioned in Document Probe
The Senate committee questioned senators Borah Norris and Robinson about money alleged in documents. Malone denied links to Arturo Blins or any intermediary roles, insisting he never met the Mexican official or engaged in any transactions. Reed demanded authenticity and noted no evidence of improper payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Reed
Idaho
R. B. ‘McFarlands
Mexico
Malone
Norris
Robinson
Arkansas
Arturo M. Blins
New York
Congress
Hearst slush fund allegations stir Senate recall
James R. Sheffield, former ambassador to Mexico, declined to comment on Hearst claims that Mexican slush fund documents were submitted to the American embassy in Mexico City and alerted to President Coolidge. He noted he had not seen Heflin Borah Lafollette Norris since 1910s and 1918, and that the money amount appeared as $1,400,000 in the possession of an unnamed party. The hearing room reaction suggested seriousness, though officials doubted funds reached the listed senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Heflin
Senator Borah
Lafollette
Senate
Norris
Hearer
Mexico City
New York
James R. Sheffield
Mexico
William Randolph
Cardinals Buy Braves Catcher On Cash Basis
New York reports the St Louis Cardinals purchased Frank Gibson catcher from the Boston Braves on a straight cash basis. Cardinals manager Bill McKechnie said no St Louis players were involved in the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinals
Braves
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Frank Gibson
Boston Braves
Bill McKechaie
St. Louis
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Clyde Cornwell
Cornwell
Knottaville
Reginald Owen
Billie Burke
London
William Jennings Bryan
Miami
Maine
TSR
Lee Bennett & Son
West Main Street
S.ok. White's
The
Grafton Printing Company
Latrobe Street
West Va
Parsons-Souders, CO
West Virginia
Woman’s Club
College Club
Irene Virginia Myers
Lewis Jones
Buckhannon
Fred E. Shetter
Sian
Palace Furniture CO
West Main
Hou
W. B. Cruise
Insurance Agency
Yates Ave
Onyx
Pointex Sk
Greenfield Shoe Store
U.S
Hearst
Reliable Jewelers
Friedman
F. Friedman & Son
W. Main St
Grafton, W. Va
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