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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1939

Page

3

Birthday party for Esther Mullennx highlights Fourth of July

Esther Mullennx celebrated her eighth birthday with a red white and blue party on July 4 featuring cake ice cream and punch. Guests listed include Sharon Car Pong Dafvander Willie Jean Patty Thorh ot Philippi ler and many others. A separate piece notes a Warder farm picnic hosted by the Past Matrons and Patrons of Na oil chapter No. 12 Eastern Star with a picnic dinner and games. The social calendar lists multiple July events across local churches and organizations.

Esther Lee Mullennx Abd Sharon Car- Pong Dafvander Willie Jean Patty Thorh Philippi Ler Betty" Randolph Rath ‘Locke Jean Bright Marion Stevens Pattie Smith Betty Hofmai Phyllis ‘Boyce Charles Rogera Jatkie’Stevens David Lee Woodford Donnie Butcher Warder Farm Naoil Chapter No Order of Eastern Star Ada Kenneth Cole Oats and Sons Ella Bhtger Ruby Bonafield Sana Numim Dessie Goueh JW Reger Weaver Bearl Stover J. B. Leafado Klayde Spaur Ora K Lobr Rose Murphy Lacy ‘Warder Francis Watt M.E. Love Ruth Warder David Mucas Frank Wolfe May. Thayer Thii Spigotl Monroey Igre Ay George Presse Bna'o. Éys Cirrie Cole Guy ‘Ringler Elsie

War Cloud Gathers As Expert Panel Sees European Conflict

At the Norman Wait Foundation Institute luncheon at the University of Chicago a group of experts warned that war in Europe could erupt by year end. Arthur Sweetser cited pervasive war psychosis while Samuel Harper warned of fall conflict unless Hitler heeds the Danzig issue, noting Hitler’s power has grown through Danzig’s significance.

Chicago University of Chicago Norman Wait Foundation Institute Arthur Sweetser League ‘of Nations Europe Geneva Samuel N. Harper Adolf Hitler Danzig Harper Hitler

Picnickers urged to join bridge club and birthday party

Members of both organizations and families are urged to attend a daylong picnic. Mrs. James C Holt hosted a bridge party at the Holt home with prizes to J Paul Murphy and Mrs Ward Blaney. A birthday surprise for Mrs C F McDermott featured banco and Chinese checkers with many guests and dainty refreshments.

Ladies Aid Society of Main Street Methodis Lulu Jackson Duckworth Monroe Street Ladies Aid Society U. B Parkview Nazarene Mamie Bailey British West Indies Leion Grafton Park B. and O. Veterans Clara Fawyer VFW Judson Missionary ‘Society First Baptist Church W. E. Robinson West Main Street General Aid Society St. Paul’s Bridge Club James C. Holt Holt Dewey Avenue J. Paul Murphy Ward Blaney H. H. Holt Alice Margaret ‘Holt Murphy James F. Holt Paul Murphy Harold L. Noble W. C. Lawson

Racing to the Goal and Card Play Notes

The fragment describes football and bridge bidding strategies, mentioning players carrying the ball toward the goal and a card play sequence with Spades and No Trump. It references South North positions and a Blackwood convention, noting how tricks and aces affect outcomes.

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Powell and McDermott Names in Local Notice

Mrs. Bess Powell, Charles McDermott, Norman Heaton, Helen McDermott, Virginia Satterfield, and C F McDermott appear in a local public notice listing residents and associated parties connected to the matter.

Mrs. Bess Powell Charles McDermott Norman Heaton Helen McDermott Virginia Satterfield C. F. McDermott

Wilt announces birth of 7 pound son

Mr and Mrs Harry Wilt announce the birth of a seven pound son at their home on Tuesday July 4.

Harry Wilt Uly

Mrs Maude Bush Improves After Illness Visit

Mrs Maude Bush of Grafton fell ill while visiting friends in Altoona Pennsylvania over the Fourth and is rapidly improving She is expected to return within a week or ten days J Lester Bush her husband who was summoned to Altoona by her illness returned to the city last night and plans to go back early next week Mr and Mrs G Fred Haymond returned from Washington DC where they attended the funeral of Frank H Newham brother of Mrs Haymond Mrs A J Myers of 429 W Fran

Maude Bush Grafton Altoona J. Lester Bush G. Fred Haymond Washington, D. C Frank H. Newham

Local residents and visitors noted in city notices

Cis street travelers head to New Market and other cities for visits including Philadelphia and Wilkes Barre. G Edgar Stone and family host in Toledo while Loretta and Jack Thompson plan trips to New York and the World’s Fair. Hospital admissions include Miss Alice Henderson and O B Wyckoff, with major operations for Robert Davisson. Discharges follow minor procedures for Walter Hawker Jr and James Watkins.

G. Edgar Stone Toledo Ohio W. C. Stone Warder Avenue Loretta Thompson Jack Thompson Parkview New York City Ann McGary Alice Henderson Lincoln Street City Hospital O. B. Wyckoff Love Plaza Robert Davisson Pearl Street Walter Hawker, Jr West Main Street Fred Jackson Love Plaza James Verne Watkins Main Street J. W. Ault Wheeling C. and P

Nazis restrict Jews form new Reichs Union in Germany

Berlin July 7 The Nazis establish a new organization the Reichs Union of Jews in Germany to speed emigration and curb contact with Germans. It requires all Jews except foreigners to join. Interior Minister Frick can dissolve groups and absorb them, with property passing to the state. About 40,000 Jews remain, 250,000 having emigrated already.

Berlin Reich's Union of Jews In Germany William Frick

Union Control Over Schools Remains Centered

The report notes that administration of schools continues to rest with the union, maintaining centralized oversight and consistent policies across member districts. It highlights ongoing governance practices and the formal structure guiding district decisions under union authority.

Sixth GM plant closed as tool workers strike spreads

Detroit July 7 The CIO United Automobile Workers strike closed a sixth General Motors plant as Federal Labor Conciliator James F. Dewey pressed leaders and executives toward a joint conference. The Fisher Body plant No 37 also shut, lifting idle overall to over 4,000 with four GM divisions closed the day before and another last week. GM President William S Knudson warned a prolonged strike could idle as many as 100,000 production workers.

Detroit Cio-United Automobile Workers General Motors James F. Dewey Tool and Dle Fisher Body G. M. Division William 8. Knudson G. M

Grafton Man Fined for Polluting Stream

Philippi July 7 Victim Yates 45 a Grafton junk dealer was fined 25 dollars by Justice Bennett England and Casto game protectors after admitting he opened an abandoned mine at Lillian south of Philippi and allowed poisonous mine water to enter the Tygarts Valley river killing fish.

Philippi Tygarts Valley Gorman Yates Grafton Guy Bennett L. D. England C. R. Casto Yates Lillian

Astor Man Is Released After Paying Arrearage

Evan Ware of Astor, a miner, was jailed for non support but released after paying eight weeks arrearage totaling $24. Justice A B Knabenshue ordered him to resume $3 weekly support payments and dismissed the case after a reprimand.

Evan Ware Astor Justice of the Peace A. B. Knabenshue Ware

Chief Edward Rose Reinstated After Mandamus Writ

In Wheeling on July 7 an order reappoints Chief Edward Rose after a six day dismissal by City Manager Walter Smith. The judges J. P. OBrien and J. Harold Brennan granted the writ of mandamus from the courts to restore Rose to his post.

Wheeling Edward Rose Jtdeés J. P. O'Brien J. Harold ‘Brennan Walter Smith Rose

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