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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1950

Page

3

Ford family ties noted in obituary details

The obituary item mentions Mrs. Eleanor Ford Hall of Grass Lake and Mrs. Fannie Ford Wilson of Detroit as Mr. Ford’s sisters along with his wife and son. It notes his long law practice, membership in Elks Lodge No. 308, and affiliation with the Presbyterian church.

Ford Eleanor Ford Hall Grass Lake Michigan Fannie Ford Wilson Detroit B. P. O. Elks Lodge Presbyterian Church

Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf and a California love tangle

A chaotic news ticker excerpt reports Miss Mary E and Mr Michael T in a quarrel over love ending in a car crash like scene. The man allegedly pushes her head through a windshield then runs over the lawn, sparking a struggle until police arrive. Mary E proclaims victory but doubts affection as the episode ends with playful violence and a joke about drunken behavior.

Igher California Mary E Michael T Miss E

Local Bar Member Ford Dies In Grafton

GRAFTON continues a memorial note on Mr Ford who practiced in the Taylor County bar for 33 years since 1904. He was admitted to the Taylor County bar and held membership at the time of his death.

Grafton Ford Taylor County

Longtime Taylor County attorney and public servant dies

A prominent Taylor County figure and Republican active in law and civic affairs passes away. He served as prosecuting attorney from 1908 to 1916 and held city attorney posts for about two decades. He was director and attorney for First National Bank, wartime draft appeal agent, and one of four World War I Bond Sales Appeal minute men. He married Ada Haldeman on September 1, 1909. survived by his wife and son Layne Haldeman Ford, who worked with him.

West Virginia State Bar Republican Party Taylor County First National Bank Selective Service Board Ada Haldeman Thornton Layne Haldeman Ford

Reds Communique Details Two Russian Tanks Captured

General Mac Arthur reports two Russian made Communist tanks captured including a sixty ton monster and a thirty three ton unit. South Korea says its air force destroyed two tanks, one pilot killed. Royal Australian Air Force Squadron Leader Graham Strout missing after a heavy anti aircraft fire run. Navy pilot Harvey Lanham notes Reds conserving air power. Communist planes camouflaged on the ground during recent North Korean sorties.

MacArthur Rttle Air Force Graham Strout Royal Australian Air Force Strout Harvey Lanham

Longshot Pacer New York Mare Owned by Lamb

Evelyn Mc Kinney, a mare, is driven and owned by John Lamb of Elizabethtown in a New York racing context. The fragment notes a longshot pacer with connections to Elizabethtown and owner-driver Lamb.

New York Evelyn McKinney John Lamb Elizabethtown

New York pacer shines at Yonkers and Saratoga meets

At Yonkers spring meeting New York pacer won with Nona Hanover in the track’s largest daily double payoff of 699.40. At Saratoga Race Course she also won, paying 104.

New York Eig Yonkersway Nona Hanover Saratoga_Raceway

May shift Olympic date to December in 1956

In Sidney the 1956 Olympic Games now scheduled for Melbourne in October and November may move to December. Athletes cite cold weather as a reason. The Organizing Committee in Melbourne will consider the change and then forward it to the International Olympic Committee.

Sidney Australia Melbourne International Olympic Committee

Three Ws Named Top Prospects by Ma Keever

New York editor Louisana State U backfield coach Ed Ma Keever assessed the 1949 college campaign and named three W prospects as the best pro football choices. The trio includes Art Weiner from North Carolina drafted by the New York Yanks, Stanley West from Oklahoma chosen by the Los Angeles Rams, and Joe Watson from Rice selected by the Detroit Lions.

New York Louisiana State U Ed Ma Keever Art Weiner North Carolina Stanley West Oklahoma Los Angeles Rams Joe Watson Rice Detroit Lions

Absolute proven remedy for rheumatism arthritis and neuritis

Relief from torturing pains offered with no charges and a single required visit. Addressed to disabled persons, with a note about sending a friend, 188 H Fayette St, Union PA. Office hours listed as daily 10 to 8 and 8 day 10 to 5, permanently local.

H. Fayette Union

Real estate pitch by Parrish Agency promotes cheap six room bungalow

Parrish Agency advertises expert realtor services at 5 percent commission covering all expenses. It touts a new six room brick bungalow on Beech Street near a grade school with basement rumpus room and modern features, priced low with $40 monthly rent potential and appointment-based viewings.

Parrish Agency Blueville Beech St Toom

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