Ferndale Dance at Grafton Park by Pitman Orchestra
A large crowd of young people attended a lively dance at Ferndale pavilion in Grafton Park last evening hosted by Jack Pitman and His Orchestra. Readable notes list guests and a recap of socializing, games, and refreshments. The piece also notes various local social events including a Wesley Chapel class party, Ladies Aid meeting, a surprise birthday for County Clerk Frank Bennett, and the opening day at White Oaks road house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferndale
Ferndale Pavilion
Grafton Park
Jack Pitman
Grafton
Claas
Jonally
Wesley Chapel
Knottsville
Joe Rinker
Charles Bowman
Chester Colebank
Howard Dillon
Richard Knotts
Archie Beers
Robert Withrow
Paul Johnson
Gladys Poling
Artie Issner
Virginia Miller
George Miller
Elmirian Knotts
Russia Johnson
Tosaleey Keyser
Tacy Bowman
Madelin J Isner
Dara Saffel
Clara Gund
Samuel Saffel Jr
Hayward Dillon
Dorotha Dillon
Lillian Dillon
Gordon Dillon
Denver
Ladies Aid Society
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
E. E. Smith
Orchard Street
W. A. Harrison
Frank Bennett
Bennett
William A. Camden
New Iton
William
Luke Kintey
Billy
William Moats
Pauline
Hobart Hill
Fairmont
James F. Barcus
James, Jr
Mary Davis
Frank Haynes
Marjorie Bennett
Visitors, graduations, and state budget notes in Graf ton
Mrs. George Nicholson and Mrs. Winifred Jeffries traveled from Washington to attend Miss Elizabeth Lucas's graduation and visited the Lucases on West Main. Numerous locals and visitors from Fairmont to Wheeling called on residents here, with several hosting guests. The session covered $11,000,000 for schools and road funding, a $5,000,000 bond plan for deficit funding, and various highway, licensing, and tax measures amid committee actions and amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nicholson
Winifred Jeffries
Washington, D. C
Elizabeth Lucas
C. P. Lucas
W. Main Street
Sylvia Lucas
Dorothy Lee Jeffries
Washington
E. A. Bartlett
Clarksburg
Grafton
Lloyd Hefner
Fairmont
W. C. Manley
McGraw Avenue
C. W. Rauschenbach
Hammond
Indiana
W. W. Mc. Daniel
Cecil
Jean Pryor
Wheeling
Bert Dent
Frederick Warderl
Thomas Warder
S. S. Columbus
Annapolis
Luke B. Ross
Durbin Street
Cameron
Marietta
Ohio
Mr. Ross
Roy M. Meredith
George S. Mayle
Route 6
Beauty tips for hands and nails from old care column
The article prescribes hand care routines using gentle soaps in lukewarm water, drying thoroughly, and massaging with lemon cream. It recommends soaking fingertips in warm olive oil for five minutes three times a week to keep nails strong and cuticles free from stiffness.
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Tyre
Senate approves budget with amendments a conference looms
Unanimous Senate action plus House rejection triggers a conference as a 1933 special session nears end. Budget bill sailed through in five hours. Debate centered on a $7,000 utility probe and a $25,000 transfer to the conservation commission. Senate backed $1,750 spent already, refused $5,250 for future probe.
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Senate
House
Utility
Holt
Lewis
West Virginia
Department of A Nevilly
The
Conservation Commission
West Virginia Liquor Law Convictions Under Prohibition
National prohibition yielded 20,514 liquor law convictions in West Virginia federal courts, with jail terms totaling 5,912 years and fines of 1,536,739 dollars. From 1919 to 1927, West Virginia saw 3,174 convictions in 1927 as the banner year. 1,517 years of sentences were set in 1931. Knoxville barter exchange aided 100 jobless in six weeks, creating 139 jobs and moving 500 dollars in goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West Virginia
Department of Justice
Knoxville, Tenn
Lynch found guilty of embezzlement in capital greyhound case
The jury convicted C J Lynch of embezzling 582.72 from Capital Greyhound Lines Inc where he was local ticket agent. Auditor W J Ewing and official C L Crum testified about shortages while Lynch blamed John Jenkins for most tickets and reports. Lynch testified at length, claiming Jenkins ran the business and forged reports due to family illness and his own illness. The Moonshine case against Jefferson Jones and George Hrib ended with a not guilty verdict for Jones. Hrib and Constable Gozik denied conspiracies. Jury excused until Monday as civil docket proceeds.
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Joe’ Jamstarger
C. J. Lynch
Capitol Greyhound Lines, Inc
Grafton
Lynch
Circuit Court
W. J. Ewing
C.L. Crum
John Jenkins
Lynith
Jenkins
Hrib Jones
George Rib
Mike Gozik
Grafton Coal] and Coke Company
Sand Lick
George Hribshere
Hrib
Moundsville
Jones
Gozik
Janes
Shirley Shamblin
Harold Beheler
Alden i
Bank inquiry details stock dealings and tax questions
The testimony covered Morgan & Company pledging 40 million dollars in a stock pool that bought 1,146,609 shares in 37 corporations between late October and mid November 1929 and liquidated by March. Shares cost 137,752,705 and sold for 138,820,060 with huge losses at one point, while questions about 1930 income tax returns were raised.
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Salini
Lamont
Pecora Nevewly
Davis
Pecora
Fletcher
J.P. Morgan
Banking House
Morgan
Whitney
Morgan & Company
Corporation
Latham Rites Set Monday in Buckhannon and Albuquerque
Winchester Thayer Latham 28 died Thursday in an Albuquerque sanitarium after a year’s illness. He will be brought to Buckhannon for burial, with interment Monday. Latham, WVU graduate and 1929 football captain, married Helen Hilleary. Surviving relatives include parents Mrs and Mr William T Latham and siblings Enoch, Robert, Lois, and Mrs Tomma Geertsema.
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Winchester Thayer Latham
William T. Latham
Buckhannon
Rainbow Springs
N. C
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Latham
Buckhannon High School
West Virginia University
Bata Theta Phi
Helen Hilleary
Fred Hilleary
Baltimore
Maryland Electric Oc
Mexico
George R. Latham
Grafton
Arthur Winchester
Enoch B. Alkire
Tomma Geertsema
Groningen
Holland
Enoch Latham
Robert Latham
Lois Latham
Williamson
Aged Woman Sarah E Stemple Dies at 86 in Danville
Mrs. Sarah E. Stemple, 86, of Danville Cove district Barbour County, died last evening at 5 30 from paralysis after a stroke five years ago and a second stroke a week ago. Daughter of James and Elizabeth Miller, she lived in the same community all her life. Survived by husband A Clark Stemple four children Ethel Auil Anna E Lake Ruby Canfield and G Blaine Stemple. two brothers William F Miller Samuel Miller and sister Mrs Lola Bowers. Funeral from Shiloh church Sunday at 2 30 with Rev L A McNemar officiating. Interment in church cemetery Bartlett Funeral Co in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Stemple
Danville
Cove District
Barbour County
Ethel Auvil
Philippi
Anna E. Lake
Hall
W. Va
Ruby Canfield
Independence
G. Blaine Stemple
William F. Miller
Nebraska
Samuel Miller
Morgantown
Lola Bowers
Venitia
Shiloh
L. A. McNemar
Webster
Church
Bartlett Funeral Company
St Augustine Alumni Banquet Planned
Arrangements are complete for the twenty second annual banquet of St Augustine alumni with details finalized and attendees invited by the organizing committee.
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St. Augustine
St. Augustine's
Relief grant allocated to Marshall Taylor and others
Charleston reports the latest federal relief fund of 949,839 dollars to 53 counties with Randolph receiving 17,460 dollars and Tyler 5,400 dollars. The Taylor grant is listed as 14,040 dollars amid wide farm income declines district wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Francis W. Turner
Midty Marshall
Randolph
Taylor
Tyler
Talking to Parents About Child Psychological Shocks
The text advises parents on how to handle a child who experiences traumatic events such as street accidents or medical procedures. It emphasizes that open discussion aids coping, that reexposure in play can reduce fear, and that dramatizing experiences helps assimilation. It warns against forcing forgetting and notes prolonged shocks require repeated exploration.
Sentinel Classified Rates and Rent Notices
Classified ad column shows two cents per word for first insertion and one cent after, with multiple insertions required. Minimum 45 cents. Examples include FOR RENT listings: Cozy five room apartment with garage, INdesirable area, call 680-J. Furnished house keeping rooms at 612 Maple Avenue, phone 680-. Modern 7 room home with bath and garage, phone W E Robinson. Small meat store for rent write P O Box 115.
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Sentinel
Maple Avenue
W. E. Robinson
Menus and Arrest Notice From Page One
The page features a Sunday tea menu serving four with Mexican Rabbit and Asparagus Salad recipes and a child birthday cake tip. It also reports Kansas City and Amarillo police arresting W H McGee and associates in a Miss Mary McElroy kidnapping case, with details of suspects and Philadelphia connections.
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Reppert
Leavenworth, Kan
Amarillo
W. H. McGee
McGee
Windell Johnson
Hazel Johnson
L. R. Gilbert
Kansas City
Clarence Click
Kam
Walter H. McGee
Oregon
Miss
Mary McElroy
H. F. McElroy
Thomas J.higgins
Clarence
Stevens
McElroy
Miss. McElroy
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Coral Parrish Montgomery
White Oaks
Grafton Road
L. M. Greenwald
Herold
Braxton
Public Service Commission
County Boards of Education
Supreme Court
State Board of Education
Nee Veller
Old Reliable
West Virginia Business College
Clarksburg, W. Va
T. B. Cain
C.J. Lynch
Reform School Guard
Hoke
William Snow
Indus
A. G. Arnett
Mary Forcella
Clara Korte
Nell Tuck
Fairmonter
Alfred Dehlin State Hospital
Mildred Flanagan
John Hussion
Catherine Madden
Bernadine Morasco
Agnes Tierney
Charles Cockrell
New Mex
Sarah Stemple
Hugh
Johnson
Congress
Associated Prova
Chance
P.O
Park Cottage
Pearl Street
Underwood
LeMasters, Fairmont Creamery Co
Pittsburgh
Superior Dress Company
Havemeyer Street
Brooklyn
Union Brokerage
Morgantown Avenue
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