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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1936

Page

5

Retired City Employee Dies After Long Service

John Amazah Harden, 93, longtime city street department worker, died at 7:10 this morning at his daughter's home 64 Mulligan Avenue after a long illness. Born May 2, 1843, he was survived by two children, Albert Harden and Mrs. Morland, and two brothers. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Sunday at his daughter's home with Rev. W. B. Knox officiating. Interment will follow in Bhim under G. Lett's direction.

John Amazah Harden Clem Mcland Mulligan Avenue Marden E City Abner Viginia Boyles Harden Nancy Shanabarger Albert Harden Morland Granville Harden Deatur W. Va George Haren Danville Harden Methodist Episcopal Church South W. B. Knox Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church G. 7Lett

Pleads Guilty in Culvert Crash Case at Parkersburg

Earl Thomas aged 18 pleaded guilty to manslaughter in a death when his car struck a culvert killing Alma Curry. Squire Morrison ordered him held for grand jury action. Ad text notes Snow Suits priced from 3.49 to 8.95 at Morrison's.

Parkersburg Earl Thomas Alma Curry Squire M. C. Morrison Thomas Morrison's Tison's

Bryan Talks Before Forum at Grafton High School

Ernest R. Bryan of Boston led a social security discussion before about 50 locals at Grafton High School as part of the Trico public forum. He explained the three phases: aid to the aged, compulsory old age pensions, and unemployment insurance with federal and state roles. Flemington heard Newell W. Edson on youth training for parenthood.

Ernest R. Bryan Boston Mass Grafton High School Trico Public Forum Flemington Newell W. Edson Parenthood

Mail Carrier Kills His Wife and Ends His Life

ELKHORN Wis Dec 18 a rural mail carrier Marol E Hubbard fatally shot his invalid wife then killed himself by shooting and hanging Friends said he was despondent over her illness Mrs Hubbard suffered with heart disease for over a year A nurse Mrs Tisie Hackett attended to Mrs Hubbard found an envelope addressed to her with a Christmas note and a $10 balance was mentioned in the readable fragments.

Elkhorn Wis Marol E. Hubbard Hubbard Tisie Hackett

Feeding Plan Appears to Be Cut Back in Taylor County

Reports from Taylor county schools indicate the WPA feeding program for indigent children will not be carried out as last year. The local board cannot supply materials, and federal rules limit 80 percent of costs to staff, leaving only 20 percent for needy children. Funds shortages also trim the relief program.

WPA Taylor County Superintendent of Schools Board of Education Harold Kramer Taylor Countian Fairmont

Two Veteran Judges Complete Term on Supreme Court

Charleston reports Judge M O Litz and Homer B Woods completed their terms on the supreme court. They won’t depart officially until December 31, with the court next meeting after January 1 when Fred L Fox and James B Riley are sworn in. Litz served 14 years, Woods 12.

Charleston M. O. Litz Homer B. Woods Supreme Court Fred L. Fox James B. Riley Litz Woods Welch George Poffenbarger

Road policy discussion set by WPA and engineers

Dewey Phares district WPA director will meet with road commission engineers on Monday to study a policy to continue road improvement projects. The briefing outlines a plan to maintain and advance road work under existing program guidelines.

Elkins

Mother and three children perished in home fire

A fire at a blazing home in Underwood left a widowed mother Mrs. Fred Hoff about 40 and two children dead at the scene. Reuben 11 Martha 8 and Elsie 6 also died later from burns. The blaze occurred early today and destroyed the residence.

Underwood Fred Hoff Reuben Martha Elsie

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