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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1933

Page

2

Bailey outlines West Virginia road plan and budget limits

Brest L Bailey new road commissioner announces drastic curtailment of primary road maintenance funds, detailing a 1.63 million maintenance budget versus 2.19 million average and 937,855 spent to June 30 due to floods. He emphasizes secondary roads, value for money, traffic appropriate construction, long term economy, and prioritizes rural access while continuing to develop the system with limited funds.

Charleston Brest L. Bailey Bailey State Bisley

Secondary road plan aims to aid remote communities

Bailey explains the new secondary road system will extend 30,000 miles of roads, focusing on isolated hollows and ridges to raise nearby residents to urban economic levels. Governor Kump urges community input as the state uses $1.8 million from general revenue and $1.12 million from federal funds to plan and approve projects, with patience urged as work begins slowly.

Bailey Kump State Road Commission Federal Public Works Fund

Wasted generations warned against by global lines of effort

The article argues against temporary fixes and urges permanent, lasting commitments to world challenges that future generations will inherit. It stresses sustained action over makeshift solutions to prevent repeating past failures and to safeguard long term progress.

Top Notch the Rooster Wins Blue Ribbon at Show

A white rooster named Top Notch wins the 61st prize at a mixed animal show, admired by judges for a tame look and bold presence. He explores the fair, poses for photos in exchange for money, and keeps a shining mirror he found as a personal treasure. The tale includes a playful next panel featuring The Sticky Bears and Puffy the Pig in trouble with Fluffy.

Top Notch Witon Puffy Pig Fluffy

Don't Bet on Love at the Opera House Tonight

A real life romance between Lew Ayres and Ginger Rogers adds realism to the new film Dont Bet on Love opening at the Opera House for the first three nights this week. The pairing, long rumored by critics, draws attention as Carl Laemmle Jr. casts the pair to fire up Hollywood buzz.

Hollywood Opera House Lew Ayres Ginger Rogers Ginger Roge Carl Laemmle, Jr Ginger Lew

County Clerk Bennett Resumes Duties After Illness

County Clerk Frank Bennett, confined at home last week due to illness, returned to the courthouse this morning. While not fully recovered, Bennett is much improved, and friends are glad to hear of his progress.

Frank Bennett Bennett

The Wasted Generation and The Low Mood

Brooks Peters argues postwar youth face a “low mood” born of wartime excess and postponed effort. He warns that praising ease leads to suspended animation, reduced schooling, and uncertain social life, urging collective adjustment and steadfast reconstruction.

State Insurance Agents Meet In Fairmont

About 100 to 125 insurance agents from across West Virginia are expected for the West Virginia Association of Insurance Agents convention in Fairmont on July 24 and 25. Robert M. Henry of Laughlin Henry Agency in Fairmont will preside as president. Distinguished speakers include State Auditor Edgar B. Sims Harold P. Thompkins president of the West Virginia Traffic Safety Council and Charleston Mayor R P. DeVane.

Fairmont West Virginia West Virginia Association of Insurance Agents Robert M. Henry Laughlin-Henry Agency Edgar B. Sims Harold P. Thompkins West Virginia Traffic Safety Council R. P. DeVane Charleston

Two Security Firms Barred From West Virginia

Charleston July 17 deputy securities commissioner Harold K Bradford refused licenses to the Associated Gas and Electric Securities Co and the Independence Fund of North America Inc The action followed noncompliance with new securities department requirements The Associated Gas and Electric Securities Co acts as a sales agency for stocks and bonds including those of the Associated Gas and Electric Company and Eastern Utilities Corporation The Independence Fund firm plans to cut costs and fees to meet state rules a move Bradford says will affect its operations nationwide not just in West Virginia He warned that any securities sales by these firms or their agents will violate state law

Charleston Harold K. Bradford Associated Gas and Electric Securities Co Independence Fund of North America, Inc Bradford Associated Gas and Electric Securities Company Associated Gas and Electric Company Eastern Utilities Corporaton Independence Fund West Viginis Associated Gas and Electric Concern West Virginia

Beauty expert at Joliffe’s L Tallifiate event

Miss Beasley of New York visits Joliffe’s to offer private complimentary consultations on preserving and enhancing skin texture. From today through Saturday, appointments available for women seeking science based beauty methods.

Sue Lew Miss Beasley New York Dorothy Perkins Lovelines Jolliffe

Randolph to Spend Large Sum on Roads

Elkins July 17 Approximately 234 000 will be spent in Randolph county on highway improvements from a 4 474 000 federal road funds allocation to West Virginia Elkins will receive about 60 000 Mayor L W Coberly Councilman Hosea A Smith and Cyrus Kump presented the petition for Randolph avenue part of State Routes 5 24 and 56 To state officials they were encouraged by Ernest L Bailey chief of the state road department and Harry P Henshaw retiring road commissioner The Randolph county funds will go to State Route 5 projects including Ellamore to Mabie 64 miles 85 000 Canfield at Poe school house to Bowden 7 41 miles 100 000 bridges at Evenwood Laurel Fork Dry Fork and Taylor Run with costs ranging 12 000 to 17 500

Elkins Rancolph County West Virginia Coberly Hosea A. Smith Cyrus Kump Randolph Avenue Ernest L. Bailey State Harry P. Henshaw Randolph County Ellamore Mabie Canfield Bowden Evenwood Laurel Fork Dry Fork Taylor Run

Crawley Heads State Motor Truck Group

Charleston July 17. W B Crawley of Charleston was elected president of the West Virginia Motor Truck Association. Other officers named include H R Abbott of Charleston as vice president and treasurer, W J Bingham of Wheeling as secretary, and Carl F Young of Huntington as managing director.

Charleston W. B. Crawley West Virginia Motor Truck Association H. R. Abbott W. J. Bingham Wheeling Carl F. Young Huntington

Classified Rates and Notices Ad List

Rates are two cents a word for the first insertion and one cent for each additional insertion. Minimum charge forty five cents. Ads limited to proper classification. Fors rent parts and rooms listed with contact details. Wages wanted and directory notes included. Local officials and industry figures referenced. Movie promotion snippet ends the column.

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