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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1929

Page

3

Weiner roast and community notices in Weiner West Wil street

Coral R Parrish hosts a small Weiner roast at her West Wil street home with many young guests on a weathered evening. Lillie Willis Camelia Goff Florence Cunningham Evelyn Swiger Elizabeth Saffel Madeline Mary Ellen Daugherty La Donna Realer Illeen Virginia Miller Richard Glenn Junior Barnes Lewis Haymond Donald Marshall David Miller Jack Jones Cecil Daugherty Kenneth Daugherty George Althoff attend. Also reports postponement of Girls Charity Club meeting and Junior Order United American Mechanics gathering at Wehn hall. Valley Inn dance features Wright's Orchestra. next Tuesday Carl McElfresh and radio artists from Fairmont perform. Bridge event at Florence Donohue home draws ten tables with prizes to Mrs. Wat kin Mrs. Harley Sawyer and T. Bartlett. refreshments served. Red Men meet tonight at 8 with installation of Chiefs.

Weiner Oma Mae Casteel West Wilstreet Lst Lillie Willis Camelia Goff Florence Cunningham Evelyn Swiger Elizabeth Saffel Madeline Mary Ellen-Daugherty la Donna Realer Illeen Virginia Miller Mesarg Richard Glenn Junior Barnes Lewis Haymond Donald Marshall David Miller Jack Jones Cecil Kennth Daugherty George Althoff Grafton Quotarians Florence Poe Honohue Fred B. Watkins Harley Sawyer T. Bartlett Donohue Ways and Means Clarksburg

Local Notices From Grafton Roundup Include Visits and Plays

Peter Male of Moatsville was a business caller in Grafton today. Rev A M Barlow spent Thursday at the 4-H Camp at Jacksons Mill. Attend the play Clubbing Husband Webb Hall July 29. John L Wood a Brownlow Park blacksmith is confined at home with a nervous breakdown. His mother Mrs Mary Wood is with him. Dr and Mrs O Ray Hedrick and son Charles of Atlantic Georgia visit Mary Hedrick and Leroy Hedrick on West Washington street. Mrs Walter Cox and son returned from a vacation in Hammond Indiana visiting Lake Michigan Cedar Lake and Chicago. W G Barrick visiting daughter Mrs G E Henderson then leaves for Miami Florida August 1. Don’t miss the play by R N of A at Webb Hall July 29 at 8. Will Grimes of Thornton visiting Grafton. Dr and Mrs F Suddarth hosted Misses Mary McClintic Carolyn Byrd and Messrs Duncan Byrd Charles Laughrie of Virginia. Miss Gertrude Suddarth returns to Cincinnati Monday to continue studies.

Peter Male Moatsville Grafton A. M. Barlow Andrews M. E Jacksons Mill O. Ray Hedrick Charles Atlantic Georgia Mary Hedrick Leroy Hedrick West Washington Street Walter Cox Hammond Indiana Lake Michigan Cedar Lake Chicago W. G. Barrick G. E. Henderson Monroe Street Piedmont Miami Florida R. N Webb Hall Will Grimes Thornton Suddarth Mary McClintic Carolyn Byrd Duncan Byrd Charles Laughrie Virginia Gertrude Suddarth Cincinnati

Narrow Escape as Forest Fire Menaced Towns

Eight men fighting a Brazeau county forest fire near Alta Alberta escaped death when a sudden veering wind drove them toward the Pembina River. They plunged into the river with their horses and stayed four hours as flames surged above. Lovett and nearby mining centers faced danger and workers moved to evacuate families from the zone.

Alta Brazeau County Here Pembina Lovett

Coal Strike Called Off In Lansford Pa

Lansford Pa July 27 Acceding to the suggestion of the conciliation board the sub district executive board of the United Mine Workers today called off the strike which had prevailed among the 7000 workers since July 1 The conciliation board said the strike was a violation of the agreement and the sub district board in calling off the struggle agreed to confer with officials of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company on an equalization of working time the grievance which brought about the cessation of work.

Lansford United Mine Workers Today Conciliation Board Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company

Gibson to attend London naval conference with Dawes

Secretary Stimson announced that Hugh Gibson, American ambassador to Belgium and head of the U S delegation to the League of Nations disarmament commission, will go to London for another conference on naval questions with Ambassador Dawes. The trip follows a request by Dawes and aims to continue earlier talks.

Washington Stimson Hugh 8. Gibson Belgium League of Nations Preparatory Disarmament Commission London Dawes

Electrical storm hits Barnesville and Calais area

A severe electrical storm struck Barnesville Ohio destroying three barns worth about ten thousand dollars, injuring Mrs Davis Chess, killing six cows, and damaging six houses. A reported death in a barn fire near Calais was not confirmed. In New Jersey, Mrs S A Fullerton of Milwaukee was elected president of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Gideons at the organization’s meeting.

Barnesville Davis Chess Calais Here Trenton N. J S. A. Fullerton Milwaukee Womens’ Auxiliary The National Order of Gideons National

Rotary Funds Reopen Camp Y-Rater For Boys

Rotary members unanimously approved funds to reopen Camp Y-Rater under Salvation Army supervision. Captain W H Arnold outlined a two week scout program at Camp Y-Rator to expand capacity for forty or fifty boys with repairs and plan for year round use. The project includes enlistment of underprivileged boys and expansion under troop 1 guidance, with Earl Hughes as scoutmaster.

Camp Y-Rater Sal Vation Army Camp Y-Rator Rotary Rotary Club W. H. Arnold Captain Arnold Earl Hughes Arnold

Newburg Officers Installed and Local Social News Summary

The semi annual Degree of Honor lodge installed officers led by Mrs. A. C. Sinclair as president with a full slate including past president Mrs. Frank Densmore and others. A 74th birthday party for M. F. Gries featured music and refreshments with local families attending. A baby girl weighing eight pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Watkins, with mother and child reported well. Mrs. H. Fream hosted the Good Luck Sewing Club, an evening of sewing, socializing, and refreshments.

Degree of Honor Lodge A. C. Sinclair Frank Densmore Anna Cox Harry Miller Ross JF. Skinner Roy Cassiday Suzeanna Warnick Gladys Shaffer

Talks Too

Alice Judson Peale urges adults to spark enthusiasm in restless children through shared activities. She argues most kids need stimulation and a willing playmate, recommending swimming, walking, ball games, gardening, and tinkering together to foster self starting spirit.

Dallas aviation contest funds $25,000 prize

Colonel W. M. Easterwood Jr posts a $25,000 certified check as a prize for the first plane to complete a Rome to Dallas one stop flight, deadline September 15, 1930, with Mussolini’s permission. Start from Rome NAS, rules allow a landing in New York City, seaplane option possible near Dallas. Four Italian planes entered, expectation of a prompt attempt.

Dallas Tex W. M. Easterwood Rome Benito Mussolini National Aeronautic Sociation New York City Esterwood

Stock Prices Turn Down Amid Profit Taking

New York traders faced a reactionary session with selling as professionals booked profits earlier in the week and bear selling signaled further declines. Money remains firm, fueling unease amid calls for rate easing and renewed anxiety over stock speculation. Baldwin Locomotive edged up on a recent split, while Commercial Investment Trust and R H Macy and Youngstown Steel showed strength. total volume about 1,250,000 shares.

New York King Baldwin Locomotive Cutten- Fisher R. H. Macy Youngstown Steel

Missouri Fliers Regret Misfortune of Texans

In St. Louis on July 27 a message chalked on a refueling plane indicated the Houston endurance plane had been forced down after 233 hours aloft. Dale Jackson and Forest O Brine sent a telegram to Houston pilots Bure Loomis and Joe Glass expressing sympathy and better luck next time.

St. Louis Houston Dale Jackson Forest O'Brine Houston Fliers Bure Glenn Loomis Joe Glass

Trading Slows Up In Listed Bond Market

Trading slowed up today in the listed bond market with activity in the convertibles chiefly on the selling side. American Telephone convertibles rose to 190 near their record high, Alleghany Corporation issues traded light at slightly lower prices, and Wickwire Spencer Steel convertible 7s gained 2 points.

New York American Telephone Alleghany Corporation Wickwire Spencer Steel

Gang member Irving Shapiro found dead in Detroit street

In Detroit on July 27 Irving Shapiro a 25 year old linked to the Purple Gang was found shot four times in the street. A car sped from the scene and identification on the victim was stripped. police suspect gangster vengeance.

Detroit Irving Shapiro Purple Gang Vengence Shapiro

Brookhart Backs Hoover On Cruiser Suspension

Senator Brookhart of Iowa commends President Hoover for halting three new cruisers. He denounces American Legion leader McNutt as speaking for a pro war faction and argues the Legion and many veterans oppose war preparations. Brookhart says cruisers are useless and threaten peace.

Washington Hoover Brookhart Towa McNutt American Legion Legion Iowan Jon

Wheat Prices Slip After Early Gains on Rain Outlook

Chicago July 27 report shows wheat futures turning downward after an initial rise driven by Liverpool prices. Rain in Canada spurs speculation of more moisture while corn oats and provisions stay firmer with corn near opening levels.

Chicago Canada Liverpool

War era gas alarm device adopted for field use

The infantry chemical warfare service recommended replacing artillery sound cues with an electric horn to warn soldiers of gas attacks. The horn, once deployed, would spread alarm and prompt soldiers to don their gas masks promptly in the field.

Infantry Chemical Warfare Service

Dinner for hot weather and sweets menu item list

A dated menu lists items for a warm day including sliced tongue potato salad bread grape conserve sliced pineapple gold coffee and a two layer orange flavored cake. Recipe fragments show potato salad with potatoes eggs onions pickles cucumber and dressing and a coconut of cake with orange juice vanilla lemon extracts and baking powder. The text combines a Sunday tea menu with stuffed peach salad cream cheese and fruit cookies.

Work Is Begun in Ongoing City Project

An ongoing city project resumes after a pause with crews mobilizing at the site. Officials say work progresses steadily despite prior delays, and no additional funding changes are expected at this time.

Wasteful Government Budget Scrutiny Discussed

Present study aims to pare down expenditures. Experts will review figures, with budget directors calling department chiefs to present views on estimates. Hoover in Washington on July 27 outlines final steps before Congress. Army actions and soil withdrawals noted as part of wartime measures.

Hoover Washington Congress

Also Mentioned on This Page

Coral R. Parrish Eugene Kersting Junior Order Mountaineer Council No. 44 Junior Order United American Mechanics Wehn Hall Valley Inn Wright Ochestra Columbus Ohio Roadhouse Carl McElfresh Fairmont Red Men Atlantic City Princess Ocean End South Carolina Ave Paul Rosecrans J&j Gibson Guyandotte Club Coffee G.B. Wares Ruth Chatterton Robert Edeson Paramount William C. de Mille Rian Hotel Grafton Boys Work Jed Robinson A. R. Warden E. M. Tomlinson Glen ,Bord A. V. Cuppett Meadames B. P. Harter C. E. Sharps F. W. Horchler G. A. Warnick R. F. Skinner H.C. Defbaugh William Maloney Joe van Zandt Eunice McMillan Morgantown Robert White D. E. Watson Tunnelton B. F. Harter Kingwood C. A. Frazier Frazier Charles Frazier Grafton Hospital C. A. White P. T. Crickenberger Lula Ravenscroft C. EB. Shrader Charles Geldbaugh Oscar Geldbaugh Frank Demos W. F. Horchier Burr Campbell C. B.gustkey Inex Wilkins R. Y.turnley Morgan‘town Clinton Cook Sistersville W. Va Jacob Frankhouser New Martinsville Newburg M. F. Gries Robert Hart Joe Frank Hart Claud Luja Clark Carrie Lyons Richard Joseph Sarah Hart Etta Warthen Emma Riggins Watson Cora Wilsen Washington, D. C James Lewis J.“A. Canfield Helen J. N. Lang Nell Fortney Virginia Beatty Grimes John Watkins Watkins Dorothy Boylen H. ©. Fream Sewing Club Alice Judson Peale Presa Frank Gabrielle Westerly R. I Samuel Missouri Pontyacher Jas America Aha Norte Warder’s Garage Grafton, West Virginia Reed & Robinson Auto Company Philippi, West Virginia Gotham Burton & Randolph Inc Mrs Alexander George Aes Oy Osgood
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