Grafton Sentinel Owes Its Daily News Heritage to 1903
The Grafton Sentinel, published by The Grafton Publishing Company at 102 Latrobe Street, Grafton, West Virginia, operates as a daily except Sunday since 1903. M. B. MacLeod serves as general manager and Eldora M. Nuzum as news editor, with post office entry under 1879 act.
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Grafton
W. Va
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M. B. MacLeod
Eldora M. Nuzum
Congress
Classified notice on AP policy and subscription rates
In this newspaper the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches. Subscription rates are 30 cents per week by carrier and annual mail options of 9 dollars in advance, with six months at 7.80 and three months at 3.90, and 15.60 outside Virginia and West Virginia. National representatives listed in New York.
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Virginia
West Virginia
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Grafton
Paul E. Malone
Marcia
Nancy Rohrbough
Moscar
Virginia Newhouse
Flemington
Wilms Jean Mehe
Anna Saccone
St. Augustine
Virginia Ann Todd
Betty Jean Costolo
Janice Maskins
Barbara Lobis
Jo Ellen BM
Mary Warden
Patricia Kiger
Betty Dean Travis
Marcia Malone
Charleston
Dorothy“ Howitzer
uDonna
Joan Wolfe
Cross Named President of The Mother Church
Walter S. Cross of Fitchburg Mass has been named president of The Mother Church The First Church of Christ Scientist Boston Mass announced in Boston yesterday Cross has long served in Christian Science roles and joined The Mother Church in 19 Century context unclear but noted for extensive activity in the Christian Science movement.
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Walter S. Cross
Fitchburg
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Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
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Christian Science Movement
Christian Science practitioner and World War I chaplain profile
The obituary notes a long Christian Science practice and service as an Army chaplain with the 89th and 27th Divisions in World War I. It also mentions his work at the Christian Science War Relief Depot in Le Mans, France. Additionally, rail traffic data for May 1950 shows Baltimore and Ohio carloadings at 292,416, up from 267,567 the prior May, with April 1950 at 253,690 and weekly totals nearby for early June.
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Christian Science War Relief Depot
le Mans
France
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New Evidences Of Christianity Outlined In Talk
The Christian Science Board of Directors reported vast new evidences of Christianity’s power to solve mankind’s problems in modern times. Addressing nearly 7,500 attendees at the annual meeting of The Christian Science Church, they presented a compelling message on faith and its practical impact.
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Christian Science Board of Directors
Classified Ads Offer Details For Insertion Rates
Classifieds describe rates for 3 word insertions and longer, a 75 cent minimum, and per word charges. Examples include boats, baby carriage, houses, cars, apartments, and help wanted. Contact details and dates shown. multiple ads list locations, phone numbers, and dates.
West Virginia divorce decree sought in Taylor County suit
In the clerk's office of the Circuit Court of Taylor County West Virginia on June 5 1950 an order was entered in Joseph E Powell vs Helen P Powell In Chancery seeking an absolute divorce from the bonds of matrimony The affidavit shows Helen P Powell is a non resident of the state and she is required to appear within one month after first publication and take necessary action
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West Virginia
Taylor County
Joseph E. Powell
In Chancery
Helen P. Powell
Healing power of pure Christianity touted by Church leaders
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston declares healing of sickness and abundance through spiritual power. The Directors cited evidence of disease healing, expanded capacity, guidance, resources, and personalized divine aid, read by retiring First Reader Thomas Hurley. Progress in Christian Science activities was reported at the session.
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First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Thomas E. Hurley
Telephone rate hike urged to secure West Virginia system
C P executive Crigler urged a further rate increase for the West Virginia telephone system, saying it is desperately needed to secure financial stability and attract investors. He reviewed progress including 40 million dollars in upgrades, more dial service and expanded facilities, noting earnings remain below pre expansion levels.
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West Virginia
Crigler
Texas fair offers on saucer and world oddities
A jittery collage of remarks covers quirky items from a Texas fair offering $50,000 for a flying saucer to a radioed crash story in which a Seattle pilot feared a splash. The piece mixes jokes about Japan dance, taxicab shortages, and turkey in storage with military notes and local civic events.
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Remmellh Maes
Texas Fair
Page One
Joe Halsey
Seattle
Washington
Coast Gard
Miami
Puerto Rico
Investor funding to sustain reliable telephone service
The statement emphasizes that funding should come from investors, not from customers paying for telephone service, underscoring a commitment to maintaining adequate service levels and sufficient capacity to meet user needs.
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