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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1936

Page

3

Tea Honoring Girl Reserves at Mrs Baker Home

The home of Mrs Anna Baker at 246 Beech Street hosted a tea for Girl Reserves of Grafton High School organized by the Council Mothers. Guests enjoyed flowers music and a formal tea service with Miss Barbare Baker and Margaret Ridgur among the helpers.

Anna Baker Beech Street Ives Grafton High School Baker Homer Gatrell Barbate-Baker Jane Mahaffey Margaret Ridenour Jugnite Gatrell Margaret Ridgur Naomi Robinson Mray Grace Yates Kelt. Robinson Anna

Social calendar and school favors at Grafton

June events include Ladies Auxiliary meeting at 8 p m in K of C hall and Fisher Class gathering at Methodist Protestant church naming Fisher friends. Miss Ruth Turner Grafton High physical education director honored with handkerchief and linen showers as her marriage to Lieut W E Potter is planned for summer.

Friendship Bible Class First Christian Church J. W. Norman W.A. Harrison 4. O. H. Lodge K. of C. Hall Fisher Methodist Protestant Sunday School Chuch Miss Turner Ruth Turner Grafton High Schol Grafton High School Lieut W.E. Potter

Local residents share visits and travels in Grafton

Mrs Bertie Belle Jones returns to Charleston after ten days with her parents in West Grafton. Guests include Mr and Mrs James Price of New York City visiting the Jones family, and Mrs Isaac Losh of Walnut Street. Mrs M J Kinney and Grace Evelyn Nuzum plan weeks in Terra Haute Indiana with Kinney’s daughter Mrs Smith Ringer. Mr and Mrs J A Kimble host Mr and Mrs Norman Smally of Jersey City. The Smallys recently moved from Paden City and are recalled for friendships in Grafton. Shipley McIntosh and son Bobbie of Millersburg Ohio visit the Bernard Hoffman home on Maple Avenue. Betty Kiger, West Main Street, undergoes tonsil surgery at Grafton City Hospital. Leo Broderick of Rowlesburg admitted for appendectomy.

Bertie Belle Jones Charleston Denver Thompson West Grafton James Price New York City Grafton Jones Isaac ‘Losh Walnut Street M. J. Kinney East Main Street Little Grace Evelyn Nuzum Terra Haute Ind Kinney Smith ‘Ringer J. A. Kimble Maple Avenue Norman| Smally Jersey City New Jersey Smally Dr. Kimble Newburg Shipley McIntosh Bobbie Millersburg Ohio Bernard Hoffman Betty Kiger West Main Street Grafton City Hospital Leo Broderick Rowlesburg

Farmers Sign Up For Soil Conservation Work Sheets

More than 300 Taylor county farmers have filed out work sheets indicating last year’s farm histories and willingness to cooperate with the federal soil conservation program. County Agent James L. Copeman announced that June 13 was the final date.

Taylor County Federal Soil Conservation Program James L. Copeman

Back to Work Nellie Granger Named First Lady of the Air

Nellie Granger returns to aviation after a tragic transcontinental crash near Uniontown Pennsylvania. She leaves Pittsburgh County Airport for Kansas City to become a plane hostess, a role that unofficially grants her the title first lady of the air.

Nelli Granger Uniontown Nellie Pittsburgh Kansas City Entral Pre

County Farmers Urged to File Farm History Next Week

Farmers in the county will be given an opportunity to file their farm history next week. The agent emphasizes urgency and wants as many participants as possible to take part.

Dallas Exposition Opens Amid Record Precedent

Dallas crowds, far larger than the city’s 315000, flooded the streets for the Texas Centennial Exposition premiere. Advance ticket sales topped two million with orders for 250000 more unfilled. Gates opened early and the formal main gate ceremony set to feature Secretary Daniel C. Roper and Governor James V. Allred.

Dallas Tex Texas Daniel C. Roper Gov James V. Allred

Kentucky mountain gun battle fatal to three

A Pike County Kentucky shooting left two women and a child dead and a wounded man in a Williamson hospital. Mrs Charley Mounts aged 69 and Mrs Oscar Mouns aged 25 were killed along with James D Mounts 10. Turner butch Mounts 28 was badly wounded and expected not to survive.

Williamson Kentucky Charley Mounts Oscar Mouns Barren-Shea Pike County James D. Mounts Turner Butch” Mounts

Domenick Charged Over Visa Issue In Grafton

Domenick, a long time tailor in Grafton, was arrested over an improper visa issue at entry to the United States. He consulted attorney Wyckoff and may face deportation, with a possible return to Grafton to resume his business if ordered. His local ties and clean court record are noted.

Dominick Italy Domenick William Archdeacon Grafton E. O Waugh Pittsburgh Landon West New York Washington Roosevelt

Correction on Judson Missionary Society meeting guest

A Thursday evening Judson Missionary Society gathering misnamed guest Mrs Lester Linn. The erratum corrects the record to the proper guest and clarifies the attendee list for the historical note.

Judson Missionary Society Lester Linn

Green Sorry Over Federation Split On Lewis Drive

Green said the decision thwarted the executive council of the Federation and that the council, dominated by craft unionists, opposes Lewis. He announced the unionization campaign would be carried on by Lewis committee for industrial organization separate from the AFL. He warned the Federation cannot unite its financial and organizing forces behind an immediate organizing drive while calling the Lewis drive experimental and offering others a chance to assess its value and viability.

Green Federation Lewis Committee For Industrial Organization American Federation of Labor

Roosevelt to attend funeral services at state capital

Roosevelt will depart by train after lunch for the war memorial building annex where funeral services are to be held. Rev James Shera Montgomery, chaplain, is to conduct the rites as part of the ceremony honoring Andrew Jackson’s sacred dust and lasting sentimental significance.

Page Andrew Jackson War Memorial James Shera Montgomery

Women’s Page launches in Baltimore American weekly

A new Sunday feature for women covers diets beauty hints and recipes with special activities. Readers encouraged to obtain the issue from their local newsdealer as the Baltimore American expands its women’s section.

Batimore American

National figures attend Burns tribute in Nashville crowd

Nashville mourns Joseph W Byrns as thousands pour in from Tennessee and adjoining states for the congressman's funeral. A Mount Olivet vault is prepared and a military cortege, infantry and artillery units, and a presidential party escort join the procession toward the cemetery.

Tennessee Rich Valley Robertson County Burns Mount Olivet Congress

Tax conferees plan next steps as recess begins

The tax conferees will labor all next week while the Senate and House recess Monday until June 18. The pause will let Republicans attend their national convention in Cleveland, affecting the withholding of income from stockholders and related fiscal actions.

Senate House Cleveland

Tax measure emerges rewritten bill could raise nine hundred million

After three days of debate the senate approved a drastically altered tax bill designed to raise $829 million. The measure would tax corporate net income at 15 to 18 percent, add a 7 percent levy on undistributed earnings, repeal the 4 percent dividend exemption, and raise the individual surtax by one percentage point.

Senate House

Braxton County GOP elects Bright as chairman

The Braxton County Republican Executive Committee chose P. W. Bright as chairman at its June meeting. The selection followed a vote that also referenced Barle Morrison in the proceedings.

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