Society Notes From The Grafton Sentinel
Montgomery society editor’s column lists social news and requests that hosts inform the office after events. Readers are told to telephone society items by 11 pm and informed that the Grafton Sentinel society page carries complete news of women’s activities.
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11 & M
Grafton Sentinel Society
D. of A Metingsional Cy Council No 49 meeting
The Knights of Columbus No 49 meeting reviewed initiation plans for the next session. Captain Mrs Stockett urged all officers and Degree team members to attend practice Friday at 1 30 PM. Councilor Mrs Nolan Klepfel presided.
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A. Meting
Hiefs of
America
Wehn Hall
Landsbury Welcomes First Child Charles Franklin
Birth notice from the first ward announces Mr and Mrs B F Landsbury’s son born last Monday named Charles Franklin. The mother, formerly Miss Pearl Bolyard, is noted in the announcement.
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B. F. Landsbury
Charles Franklin
Miss Pearl Bolyard
Actress Takes Poison After Engagement Announcement
Los Angeles on July 29 Li na Basquette, 25, actress, swallowed poison hours after revealing engagement to Teddy Hayes former trainer of Jack Dempsey. Police found her in agony with a note to Jack saying I love you only you I could not help it I couldn't go on without you.
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Los Angeles
Lina Basquette
Teddy Hayes
Jack Dempsey
Flemington Woman Dies in Typhoid Funeral Rites
Marie Virginia Blake 21 wife of Elbert L. Blake died in Elkins hospital from typhoid fever. Funeral services were held at the Methodist Protestant church in Flemington with Rev. W. H. Hart in charge. Burial followed in Odd Fellows Cemetery near Baileytown. She is survived by her husband, three children Betty Maxine Raymond Gerald and a four month old, her father Price Williams and a stepmother, a half sister Alice Williams and four half brothers Charles David Lylatha and Lolly Williams.
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Methodist Protestant
Plemington
Marie Virginia Blake
Elbert L. Blake
Elkins Hospital
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Baileytown
W. H. Hart
Blake
Betty Maxine
Raymond
Gerald
Price Williams
Alice Williams
Charles
David
Lylatha
Lolly
Williams
My Beauty Hint By Dorothy Jordan
Dorothy Jordan extols fencing as an international sport that sharpens body and mind. She emphasizes finger to toe training, wrist limberness for foils, and quick footwork to evade opponents, highlighting mental quickness alongside physical discipline.
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Dorothy Jordan
Personal notices from Graf ton area list local visits and medical update
Mrs. W. E. Robinson wife of a local timer was operated on Wednesday at City Hospital for revival of appendix and is getting along nicely. Miss Anna Laura Craft returned to Wheeling today after two weeks as house guest of Miss Mary Shields of West Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. RE. P. McCall of Clarksburg spent the day in Graf ton as guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Shields.
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W. E. Robinson
City Hospital
Anna Laura Craft
Wheeling
Mary Shields
West Main St
RE. P. McCall
Clarksburg
Grafton
John Shields
Grafton Boys To Camp Dawson
Three Grafton musicians Edward Ewers Frank Williamson and Cecil Daugherty are leaving Sunday to join the 201st West Virginia regimental band for a 15 day camp at Dawson near Kingwood. The band is part of the West Virginia National Guard of about 1 000 members and will travel on three special trains stopping through Grafton on Sunday en route to the camp for play and training.
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Grafton
Edward Ewers
Frank—Williamson
Cecil Daugherty
201St
West Virginia Regimental
Dawson
Kingwood
West Virginia National Guard
Miller Heads Group Atop Reconstruction Board
Washington July 29 President Hoover completed the reorganization of the Reconstruction Corporation with a $3.8 billion budget naming Charles A. Miller of Utica New York as the seventh director. Miller a Republican will be elected ident filling Charles G Dawes post. Also present were Atlee Pomerenes recent appointee whose appointment shifts nominal control to Pomerenes group and Pomerenes will be named chairman.
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Washington
Hoover
Reconstruction Corporation
Charles A. Miller
Utica
New York
Miller
Charles G. Dawes
Chaice
White House
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Pomere
Rain Halts Legion Drum Competition at Park
Thunder and lightning forced spectators to flee as the McKeesport American Legion drum and bugle competition halted mid event. Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia organizations entered 19 acts in the contest before the downpour ended the day.
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Pittsburgh
McKeesport
American Legion
Ao Soft
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Hoover Presents Medals to Fliers at White House
Washington, July 29. Two trans Atlantic fliers, Russell Boardman and John Polando, were awarded the Distinguished Flying Crosses by President Hoover. The men, both Massachusetts natives, had flown over five thousand miles from the United States to Istanbul, Turkey, last year. Hoover praised their daring achievement.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Hoover
Russell Boardman
John Polando
Massachusetts
Istanbul
Turkey
England's Royal Bulls Join Soviet Herds
Southampton report says two prize short horn bulls from King George were shown at the Royal Agricultural Show. Russian livestock experts bought them to build up Soviet herds, with the Windsor royal farm origin noted.
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Southampton
England
Windsor
Russia
Remarks by Anna Jarvis at West Virginia Capitol Dedication
Miss Anna Jarvis founder of Mothers Day speaks at the West Virginia state capitol dedication on June 21, praising the $10,000 structure as a monument to mothers. Governor Conley notes mothers’ approval and the capitol symbolizes truth justice and the state’s past present and future greatness.
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Anna Jarvis
Capitol
State Capitol
West Virginia
Grafton
Jarvis
Congressional Record
Charleston
Mother's Day
Chilton
West
Miss Jarvis
Conley
Head tax on bridegroom in new Australian lists
Melbourne reports Victoria will impose a dollar tax on each bridegroom in addition to the 50 cent notice fee and the $5 marriage certificate. The revenue hunt reaches cigarette papers with each booklet taxed 2 cents, doubling the price.
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Melbourne
Australia
Victoria
Finnish Track Stars Planned Appearance Highlighted
Report notes that at least 11 Finnish stars would appear in the event, including Paavo Nurmi Lauri Lehtinen Isol Hollo and Akilles Jarvinen.
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Paavo Nurmi
Lauri Lehtinin
Isol Hollo
Akilles Jarvinen
Ohio wheat crop quality compared with all time high
Columbus July 29 The quality of Ohio s 1932 soft winter wheat crop is said to rival any produced by M R Maney head of the Ohio Farm Bureau Grain department Most receipts rate No 1 with many 61 and 62 bushels in market The harvest in central and southern Ohio is nearly done with farmers holding much wheat and county elevators also storing in expectation of higher prices
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Columbus
Ohio
M. R. Maney
Ohio Farm Bureau Grain Department
Manley
Sunday Menu and Tomato Cheese Stuffed Tomatoes Recipe
Sunday menus include breakfast with cantaloupe ham omelet coffee. dinner features stuffed tomato salads fried chicken buttered potatoes corn on the cob bread grape jelly peach pie coffee. supper offers peanut relish sandwiches iced tea and coconut cookies. The tomato cheese filling recipe covers ingredients and steps for stuffing tomatoes with a cottage cheese blend and dressing, plus a peach pie filling method and peanut relish filling for 12 sandwiches.
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Gover
Logan official and aide held for grand jury in slaying
Logan July 29. Commissioner Robertson and aide Clarence Stephenson were held for grand jury action on charges tied to the slaying of Mamie Thurman, wife of a Logan policeman. Robertson posted $10,000 bond. Stephenson remained jailed. Grand jury next meets in September. Evidence included stains in Robertson’s car and on Stephenson’s clothing, alleged human blood. Witnesses placed Stephenson near the mountain where Thurman’s body was found, with throat slashed and two head wounds. The two men denied knowledge of the murder.
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Logan
Mamie Thurman
Arry Robertson
Nepro
Clarence Stephenson
Robertson
L.W. Hatfield
Stephenson
Thurman
T. A. Borradaile
Charleston
T Hey
Washington
Stephen Son
Princesses named to Queen Silvia ITT court at Mountain State Festival
U S Senators Hatfield and Neely appointed Princesses-at-large for the Mountain State Forest Festival to be held in Elkins October six to eight. Dorothy Lockhart of Parkersburg and Betty Smith of Fairmont were chosen, among about 25 WV entrants, to join coronation and festival events.
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United States
Henry D. Hatfield
M. M. Neely
Silvia
Mountain State Forest
Elkins
Neely
Hatfield
West Virginia
Dorothy Lockhart
Parkersburg
Betty [Smith
Fairmont
Lockhart
H. J. Lockhar
National Cathedral
Washington
Mig Smith
Mr and Mrs C E Ned Smith of Fairmont
Mr and Mrs C E Ned Smith of Fairmont are referenced with Smith noted as editor of the Fairmont Times in this brief item.
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C. E
Ned" Smith
Fairmont
Mr. Smith
The
Fairmont Times
Grafton Man Incar Crash
Pearley Ellers aged 52 of 810 West Main Street is in Uniontown Pa awaiting return of his brother Emory after a car wreck near Uniontown yesterday evening. His car was completely demolished but the injuries are not described as serious. Ellers, a traveling salesman for an auto accessories firm, is not hospitalized.
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Pearley Ellers
C. Ellers
Main Street
Uniontown
Emory Ellers
Ellers
Senate sanctions flood relief fund in Paint Armstrong flood
Charleston July 29 the state senate adopted a resolution directing its clerk to pay 2000 to the Red Cross for flood victims of the Paint Armstrong creek flood of July 11. A similar measure is pending in the house. The action followed a survey showing 18 drownings and hundreds left with nothing.
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Charleston
State Senate
Red Cross
Finnish Track Team to Visit Japan After Olympics
A Finnish team will visit Japan after the Los Angeles Olympics to compete against returning Japanese athletes in September at Tokyo and Osaka. The Japan Track and Field Federation announced assurances of the visit and competition schedule.
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Tokyo
Japan
Los Angeles
Osaka
Japan Track and Field Federation
Militamen Guard Arkansas Coal Fields
Clarksville Arkansas July 29 militamen guarded the Johnson county coal fields while operators conferred with residents on how to handle the situation created by efforts of union miners to prevent non union labor from working wage agreements are effective
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Clarksville
Ark
Johnson County
Amion
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