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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1929
Page
3
The Grafton Sentinel society page invites readers to telephon e the society editor with details of social activities of interest to women. It urges immediate communication after the octal function is held to facilitate better handling of the news.
The American Legion Auxiliary and related groups hosted a Christmas party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Six on 141 West Knotts Avenue. The program featured Miss Georganna Bennett with musical and dramatic selections, a grab bag, and refreshments. The event drew twenty two members and included festive decorations and a miniature village under the Christmas tree.
An ad touts Fitch's Dandruff Remover Shampoo as a two action formula that dissolves all dandruff and removes dirt from hair. It claims confidence against flakes on dark clothing and offers Regular sizes at 69 cents and 1 dollar full size. Red Cross Pharmacy guarantees results.
Associated Press photo subject Violet Carlson star of "Sweet Adeline" sustains a broken arm after a toppling stage tumble. She continues performing with a plaster cast on her wing as part of the act.
A number of townspeople attended the dance last evening in a lively event. Local organizers report good attendance and community turnout.
Dwight F. Davis Jr and Miss Synthia Davis star as son and daughter of the Philippine Islands governor general while Peter C. De Treschow, Danish counselor, suffer minor injuries after a collision with another vehicle. Three Negroes in the second car were also hurt.
Hearing for Harold A. Rice, superintendent, on an assault charge against Billy Maloney will occur before Magistrate M D Allender in Blueville Friday at 2 o'clock. The trial was moved from last Saturday and Graf ton Independent Board of Education members are expected to attend. Attorney Hugh R Warder and Senator W Merle Watkins represent plaintiff and defendant.
Rev Cleavenger suggests the Detroit verdict recipient may be the daughter of his cousin Charles Cleavenger of Win ion He recalls a Bertha Bee Cleavenger, educated and noted as a fine young woman, visiting relatives years ago and wonders if the woman who secured the large verdict is the same person and his second cousin from West Union.
The Associated Press reports a six week trial over the Castle Cleavenger affair ended with testimony of a woman who said she learned Castle died after rising from a factory worker to a wealthy real estate operator. She claimed an engagement until his marriage in 1925 while Castle denied any engagement and said she sought a settlement. The suit began in 1927 and covered loans and gifts totaling thousands as Castle rose in business with John Ford. The trial revealed marriages, transfers, and payments amid disputes over sums and motives. A second suit from 1927 was also addressed with a pending judgment and a possible new trial motion.
Washington broadcasts report two government departments clash with Senator Borah over Volstead Act enforcement. Attorney General Mitchell touts gains and calls for more law enforcement machinery while Prohibition Commissioner Doran defends morale amid calls for personnel improvements and court relief.
A mishmash of leftover inspired dishes outlines a Turkey Pie with mashed potatoes and gravy, a Vegetable Salad in Gelatin with peas carrots and celery, and Cranberry Puffs. It provides ingredient lists, measurements, and basic steps for mixing, molding, cooling, unmolding, and serving.
The item lists several individuals such as Mr. and Mrs. C. C. B., Mrs. By, Mrs. Jukler Bucl, Dr. and Mrs. Paul Lucky Ny, Mrs. Mena Goodwin, and Edgar, with mentions of their homes on Addison Street, Bristol area, and connections to local residents including Ralph Fine and the Bristol school principal.
A blaze in Sorel Quebec destroyed the city hall and market. Fire department reports estimate losses around 150000 dollars with partial clearance of a tax collection and related funds. Officials noted the incident occurred as part of a larger string of events this month.
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