Grafton Sentinel Subscription Rates and Masthead Notice
Grafton Sentinel lists Miss Eldora M. Bolyard as general manager and Miss Eldora M. Bolyard as news editor. The Associated Press is entitled to reproduce local and SAP dispatches. Subscription rates: 30 cents per week by carrier. by mail in advance: one year 9.00, six months 7.80, three months 3.90. outside Virginia and West Virginia 15.60 per year. Entered as second class matter in the post office at Iva under act 9.
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Evening Radio Schedule Featuring NBC CBS ABC Listings
Tonight’s radio lineup across NBC CBS and ABC includes Hor gan’s Daughter at 8:30 and Me And Janie at 9 on NBC-8, followed by Big Town Drama at 10 and A Life in Your Hands at 10:30. CBS-8 offers Mystery Theatre at 8:30 and Mr and Mrs North at 9:30, It Pays To Be Ignorant at 10, and Hit The Jackpot. ABC-17 features Pointer Spying at 5:30, Town Meeting Recorder from Paris at 8:30 with Eve Curie, Rex Malipin at 9:45, and As We See It at 10:30. MBS-8 presents Gregory Hood Casebook at 8, John Steele Adventuring at 9, Mysterious Traveler at 9:30, and Korn's A Krackin at 10.
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Pointer
Paris
Eve Curie
Rex Malipin
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Gregory Hood
John Steele
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Baseball Briefs From AL Matchups And Standouts
American League games featured Washington at Detroit with Hittle 2-2 facing Newhouser 10-7, Boston at Chicago pitting Dobson 7-8 against Kuzava 5-1, New York at Cleveland matching Reynolds 10-1 with Temon 10-4, and Philadelphia at St. Louis with Coleaign 7-8 opposing Fowler 9-5 while Drews 3-7 and Garver 5-48 also noted.
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Hittle
Newhouser
Boston
Chicago
Dobson
Kuzava
New York
Cleveland
Reynolds
Temon
Philadelphia
St. Louis
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Wid Fowler
Drews
Garver
Baseball Tonight Wrap With Daily Scores and Schedules
National League games feature Cincinnati at New York and Chicago at Philadelphia while Pittsburgh visits Brooklyn and St. Louis plays Boston. Phillies beat Detroit 13-8. Cleveland tops Boston 1-0. Chicago over New York 6-5 in 10 innings. Afternoon results list Pittsburgh 7 Philadelphia 2 and New York 7 St. Louis 4. Other NL games: Cincinnati 6 Boston 1 and Brooklyn 3 Chicago 0. AL shows Boston at Chicago, Washington at Detroit, New York at Cleveland, Philadelphia at St. Louis with National League counterparts noted.
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Cincinnati
New York
Fox
Jansen
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Werel
Newcombe
Chicago
Philadelphia
Leonard
Heintzelman
St. Louis
Boston
Lanier
Spahn
Standings by The Associated Pros Batting and Pitching Highlights
Batting: George Metkovich drove in two with a bases loaded single to lift the White Sox 6-5 in 10 over the Yankees. Pitching: Indians rookie right hander defeated Dickey McDermott 1-0 over the Red Sox, allowing six hits and four strikeouts. Menu note lists chicken souffle, green peas, onion rings, peach and cottage cheese salad, chocolate brownies, and a beverage for dessert.
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Associated Pros
George Metkovich
White Sox
New York Yankees
Mike Garcia
Indians
Dickey McDermott
Boston Red Sox
Daily Crossword Puzzle and Cryptogram Fragment
A reader shows a dense crossword grid with across and down clues and a cryptogram quotation. The page includes numbered entries from 1 to 32 across and 20 to 31 down, plus a quoted proverb, with a note about one-letter substitution and the quote by Seneca.
McKinney Announces Horseshoe Results
Coach Randall McKinney Tay lor County Playground supervisor releases the inner-play ground horseshoe results. Midget division winner James Ward with Charles Costolo as runner up. Junior singles winner Charles Wolfe with John Vegon as runner up. Doubles winners John Ellington and Bob Wolfe with John Veyon and Junior Rogers as runners up.
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Randall McKinney
Taylor County
James Ward
Charles ‘Costolo
John Vegon
Charles Wolfe
John Ellington
Bob Wolfe
John Veyon
Junior Rogers
Criminal Court Cases Continued in KINGWOOD Session
Court recessed until Monday with cases continued or completed. John Piper pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and was sentenced to a year in jail. Earl T. Miller admitted guilt in robbing a service station and received a year in jail plus $10 fine. Melvin Shaffer was acquitted for destruction of property after a verdict of not guilty due to unpaid taxes on the animal. Russell Witcon arson case quashed. Lizzie Jolson forgery case continued. A special meeting was announced.
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Kingwood
Blanche Waston
John Piper
Cpwilhelm
Earl T. Miller
O'Bryen
Manowa
Melvin Shaffer
Lawrence
Myrtle Taylor
Masontown
Russell Witcon
Lizzie Jolson
Preston County Sportsmen Club to Elect Officers
The Preston County Sportsmen Club plans a July 19 meeting at 8 o'clock in the courthouse to elect officers for the year. Mr and Mrs RE Lake and family are vacationing in Canada. Mr and Mrs Joseph Gerardie and children of New Rochelle NY visit their parents Mr and Mrs Anthony Carson near Hawesville. Mr and Mrs Walter Hornbeck and daughter Maureen of Donora PA visit in the home of Mr and Mrs George Watson.
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Court House
RE. Lake
Canada
Joseph Gerardie
New Rochelle
N. Y
George Miller
Vernon
Anthony Carson
Hawesville
Walter Hornbeck
Maureen
Donora, Pa
George Watson
Tunnelton WSCS Chooses Campers For Mt Lake Park
The Woman Society of Christian Service of Tunnelton Church met with acting president Mrs. Marie Davis presiding as Mrs. Mary Hartiman remains ill. Devotions by Mrs. Carrie Taylor set plans to send two intermediates from Junior Fellowship to a camp at Mt Lake Park Md. Five members from Camp Chapel Methodist attended. Mr. and Mrs. John Bonafield announce birth of a seven and a half pound son born Friday July 8 in Morgantown Hospital. This is their first child.
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W. R. Mankins
Tunnelton
Woman Society of Christian Service
Tunnelton Church
Marie Davis
Mary J. Hartiman
Carrie Taylor
Mt. Lake Park
Maxine Plum
Sylvia Reader
Sylvia Reeder
Anna Long
Nora Wiles
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John Bonafield
Morgantown Hospital
G. G. OF THE GEEGEES Named Gregory Arnold
Alan Maver reports the newborn Gregory Arnold with mother Tillie Sterling. Grandparents are Addie Sterling and the late Earl Sterling. paternal grandparents Arnold J. Bonafield and Anne Bonafield.
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Gregory Arnold
Tillie Sterling
Addie Sterling
Earl Sterling
Arnold J. Bonafield
Miller Birth in Washington D C and Wilson Sliger Reunion
A son named William Lowe Jr was born to Mr and Mrs William Miller in a Washington DC hospital on Sunday July 10 weighing seven pounds twelve ounces. Gloria LaRue mother and Lowe Miller father are longtime Tunnelton residents. The article also notes the Wilson Sliger reunion at Theodore Wilson home with a basket meal and officer elections for the coming year listing attendees from Accident Hutton Reading Uniontown and Tunnelton.
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William Miller
Washington, D.C
William Lowe, Jr
Gloria LaRue
Faye LaRue
George LaRue
Tunnelton
Georgia Miller
Lowe Miller
National Airport
Millers
Wilson Sliger
Theodore Wilson
Camp Ground
Luther Wilson
Clarence
Shirley
Pearl
Evelyn
Lawrence Wilson
Bob
Janet
Accident
Edward Swords
Gladys DeWitt
Charles
Arthur DeWitt
Hutton, Md
Paul Beltz
Betty
Reading
Roy Vansicle
Lloyd Vansicle
Uniontown
V. C. Wilson
Goldie
Theodore ‘Wilson
Eleanor
Carl
Orval Wilson
Carolyn Sue
Paul Menear
Shirley Shriver
Rodney Phillips
David Wayne
Charles Arbogast
Charles Williams
Russell Martin
Glenn, Tunnelton
Legal Notice of Personal Debt Responsibility
Legal notice stating the author will not be responsible for debts contracted by others. Dated or published notices reference Route 1 Flemington and specific dates 7-12, 19, 26, with page notation ts. 9.
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Thurman
Flemington
W. D. Clingan
East Main Street
Tony Suppa
Beatrice Faces Love Triangle in Museum Visit
In a museum Beatrice confronts a crisis of loyalty as Porter’s presence stirs questions of who truly owns his heart. Beatrice recalls shared memories while Bonnie navigates jealousy and a fragile friendship amid looming change.
Fairmont Soldier To Be Buried Here
Military burial services will be held at the Grafton National Cemetery at 1 p.m. Thursday for Governor D. Merrill USA a Fairmont soldier who drowned on July 9 while on duty in Alaska. Honor guards from the American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars and the West Virginia Honor Guard will participate. Merrill, 26, formerly of Fairmont, had served in the Army for several years and rejoined after World War II, living in Alaska the past few years. He was the son of Richard Merrill and Anna Richards Merrill of 931 Courtland Street East Fairmont.
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Grafton National Cemetery
D. Merrill
USA
Fairmont
Alaska
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
W. Va
Merrill
Scott’s quits committee chair to force meeting
Scott resigns as committee leader prompting a forced meeting after a deadline passed. Howard emerges as a widely acceptable successor candidate to outsiders of the Spangler Reece faction, with Spangler denying candidacy and Reece viewed as eyeing the post amid intra-group contest.
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Scott
Howard
Spangler-Reece
Spangler
Reece
New Jersey Committeeman Quotes On Party Rebuilding
Guy Gabrielson, New Jersey national committeeman, said in a statement that progress has been made toward rebuilding a United party while certain dissensions continue. He added that he shall not assign blame as it would serve no useful purpose, stressing that composing these differences remains the party's immediate duty.
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Guy Gabrielson
New Jersey
Scott
United’ Party
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