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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1935

Page

3

Christmas Party Honors and Society Notes Across Town

Mildred Graham reports on the Epstein Star Woman's Club Christmas party in the Masonic temple with a Christ tree, program, gifts, and a social hour. Also covered are a dance for charity, Girl Reserves badge sales, Ladies' Aid meeting, upcoming events, and a high school home room program. A Queens court case involves Etta Reisman testifying in the jealousy slaying of Virginia Leigh.

Epstein Star Woman's Club Masonic Temple Mary Hoffman Zenas Dean Edwin Holden Juanita Hardin Old Judea Elizabeth Stuck Vivian Bunner Grace Loar Santa Claus L. J. Lear Klaude Spaur Virginia Mahaffey Trask Helen Manning Richard Leonard Richard McProuty J . Virginia Marshall Hazel McDaniel Sylvia Mason Virginia Leigh Etta Reisman Queens County Court New York

Drive for U S Ownership of Railways Gains Trade Support

The Railway Labor Executives Association urged government ownership of the nation’s railroads in a circular to congress, calling ownership and democratic control essential to end the financial morass. Senator Wheeler had introduced a related bill but asked for no immediate action. The circular warned of banker dominance and repeated losses to employees and investors since 1929 as evidence of the system’s peril.

Washington Associati Cn Congress Wheeler D.-Mont Senate

WPA Personnel Expenses To Be Slashed Jan 1

State official Mire Cullough announced a January 1 cut to WPA personnel expenses and other costs in line with Federal Administrator Harry L. Hopkins policies. He will disclose the number of personnel affected later.

Harry L. Hopkins

Birth of Betty Jean Piser in Barrett Street family

Mr and Mrs Carrol Piser of Barrett street announce the birth of their daughter Betty Jean on December 15 weighing seven and a half pounds.

Local notes from Morgantown and area crowds

C C Whitescarver Morgantown constable was on business in the city yesterday. Nellie Tucker deputy circuit court clerk stays home today with a severe cold. Carolyn Rendle a Potomac State student visiting her parents on Washington street. Mrs Jean Fensterwald from Baltimore visiting Mr and Mrs Simon J Friedman of Maple avenue. Kenneth Cox of Love avenue discharged from City hospital this morning.

C. C. Whitescarver Grafton Morgantown Nellie Tucker Grand Street Carolyn Rendle Potomac State College W. H. Rendle Washington Street Jean Fensterwald Baltimore

Seek To Untangle PWA Conflict With Statutes

In Charleston on December 20 three state officials sought to resolve a legal conflict affecting PWA projects. John Baker White M L O Neale and Homer A Holt discussed how most projects rely on loan and grant funding with bond repayment. M D Carrico noted the clash between PWA rules and state laws but O Neale believed a Washington ruling would settle the issue.

Charleston Washington PWA John Baker White Board of Control WPA M. L. O'Neale Homer A. Holt M. D. Carrico West Virginia O’neale

Three Million At Work In U S On WPA Projects

Washington December 20 revised employment figures issued by Harry L Hopkins show that the number of jobs supplied by the four billion dollar Works Progress Administration reaches 3 476 782 as of the week beginning December 9. President Roosevelt later said he did not yet know how much of the 4 billion fund would remain unused by year end.

Washington Harry L. Hopkins Roosevelt

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Mildred Graham J. Eee Maggie Miller P. H.C Alex Matthews Nancy Outright Maude Murphy Iva Miller Ladies’ Aid Meeting Ladies’ Aid Society of the ‘Webster M. E. Church Velma McWills Webster G. H Andrews M. E. Church Riverside Drive Sammy Kaye NBC Orchestra New Field House Cora Wolfe Maragret Felton Delpha Curran Lotta Getz Mildred McWilliams Madge Newton Ethel Preston Lult Reynolds Moreda Gibson Odbert Cooper Ira McFarland Conrad Edna Felton Edith Newton Juanita Getz Geraldine Gibson Georgia McDaniel Gladys Taylor Pearl Felton Maryirginia Felton Boyd McDaniel Alph Gibson James Curran Albert Reynolds Donald Newton Herbert Sinsel Floyd Junior Thomas McWilliams U.S. A.R U.seteke Jolliffe’s Jolliffe Supreme Court Tax Norren U.S Sentinel Turner Daniel Green Leisure
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