Judges Names Published Votes Counted In Public Saturday Night At Eight
Final rules for the closing of the Grafton Sentinel subscription contest urge careful reading by candidates. Subscriptions and votes must be at the office by eight, with candidates present if they have votes or subscriptions. Votes will be counted publicly in the Sentinel’s Public business office, with judges Charles Steele N P Kendall and William S Cruise overseeing uncounted ballots. The totals will merge with Thursday Friday and Saturday night displays to declare the winner. Tonight the last of the 15000 extra vote ballots per five subscriptions will be issued along with 25000 extra ballots the final three days. No other ballots will be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Sentinel
the Sentinel
Charles Steele
Pirs National Bank
N. P. Kendall
Taylor County Bank
William
Cruise
Grafton High School
Grafton
Armenia
Girl's Charity Club of Grafton
First Baptist Church
Main Street
Taylor County
Missionary Society Meeting At St Pauls Church
Society notes announce a Woman's Home Missionary Society meeting at St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church on Broadway Avenue at 7 30 PM Tuesday. Officers will be elected for the next year and members are urged to attend. A Pleasant Surprise ACME party honored Miss Marret Foley on Grand Street last Friday hosted by the Home Circle Lodge with decorative flowers, a three course luncheon, and various games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marret Foley
Home Circle Lodge
Miss Foley
Grand Street
Edna and Mildred Warden
Washington Street
Girl Sports Club
Orpah Cather
Bigman
Wilford Street
Otis Parrish
Arthur Madera
Roy Bennett
Lilly Marshall
Taylor County
Digman
Loveland Addition
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Society
Methodist Protestant Church
Bluefield
W. Va
C. Riehman
Archie Fraseh
Zeppa Bolmer
Mia
Bell
Evelyn Tapp
Myrtle Knotts
Winona Bell
Roll of Honor names and addresses listed for outstanding contributors
A long roster lists individuals with addresses and large monetary figures, naming Ralph Poling Ada Gall Elsie Moran Irene Kitzmiller Nona Batson Sue Marie Huff and many others. Amounts next to names range from under a hundred thousand to over one million dollars, suggesting a published tribute or fundraising roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Poling
Warder Ave
Ada Gall
Moatsville
Elsie Moran
W. Main
City
Irene Kitzmiller
St. John
Nona Batson
Flemington
Sue Marie. Huff
East Main
Mildred Devers
Grafton
Minnie Bragg
W. T. Wells
Mary Goley
High
Ruth Rogers
Philippi
Lillith Stevenson
Newburg
Pear
Mason
Dewey Ave
James F. Roy
Carpenter
Ida EB. Wilson
Ison H. Phillips
Arden
D. W. Fortney
Fanny
N.C. Price
Ethel Jenkins
White Ave
Clyde Brown
If. M. Hill
Harold Martin
Gusta Hamilton
Thornton
Georgia Frank
Independence
G. W. Moose
Cecil
C. BE
DeMoss
New International Dictionar ies in Use by Professionals Worldwide
Readable segments describe a lengthy catalog of features for the New International Dictionary 400,000 vocabulary terms, 2700 pages, 6000 illustrations and 30,000 geographic subjects marketed to bankers, engineers, judges, physicians and teachers. The piece also covers a local social calendar with birthdays, weddings, student commencements, club meetings and charity drives in Grafton and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New International
India
Personal notices from Clarksburg and vicinity
The personals page lists visitors and residents across Clarksburg and nearby towns. Dr. E R Bucklew visited, Nye and McQuay families traveled with Mrs. McQuay to Stealey Heights, and Miss Dorothy Nell Nye returned home from a week with relatives. Helen Pierce of South Gratton has been ill but improving. Goughs returned from Akron, and the Clarksburg party hosted guests from Washington DC. Several locals left for salesmanship work with the Mullikin Company in Cincinnati and various counties. Vivian Campbell returned home from Salisbury after schooling, accompanied by relatives. Pennybackers left for Baltimore for medical treatment. Subscriptions renewed. J C Sturm visited from Grafton. Mrs. Gertrude Jefferys returned to Altmont, Md. Ethel Blackwood of Gassaway visits, J W Love returns to Pittsburgh with daughter Mabel Love. M D Fisher’s class meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Bucklew
Clarksburg
B. FP. Nye
Mra
Art
McQuay
E. F. Thompson
Stealey Heights
Dorothy Nell Nye
Helen Pierce
South Gratton
T. Cline Gough
Akron
Ohio
Earl Clark
Washington, D. C
John L. Proctor
West Main Street
J. W. Hicks
Harold Kramer
Paul Carroll
Paul Miller
Ernest McVicker
Pearl Me‘Daniel
Mary Mangin
Camille Hugill
Leona
Vivian Campbell
O. S. Campbell
Salisbury
Vivian
Martha Collins
Mary A. Pusley
Campbell
Harry Pennyback
Parkersburg
Robert Maloney
Baltimore
Pennybacker
J.C. Sturm
Grafton
Sturm
Sentinel
Grafton Daily Sentinel
J. Maloney
Romney
W. Va
A. R. Morgan
Belington
Gertrude Jefferys
Altmont
Ethel Blackwood
Gassaway
F M. Price
J. W. Love
West Virginia Student Visits and Local Socials in Grafton
The report notes Miss Grace Miller and Miss Lila in St. Louis and western cities, with Donald Chadduck from West Virginia University visiting relatives. Ella Barrett, Bessie Barrett, Nell Fahey, Mrs. Rose Conley, and P. H. Barrett traveled to Fairmont Sunday. A A Bragg returns from Mercy Hospital Baltimore to recover from a dislocated arm. Walter Conaway and two sons from Kingwood visit Grafton. Hood Phillips, ex-congressman, in town. Mrs. W G Bower visits Fairmont for friends and shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssrabatte
St. Louis
Grace Miller
Lila
Texas
Donald Chadduck
West Virginia
Unrsity
Ella
Bessie Barrett
Nell Fahey
Rose Conley
P. H. Barrett
Fairmont
A.A. Bragg
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Mr. Bragg
Walter Conaway
Kingwood
Grafton
W G. Bower
Pearl Street
Hood Phillips
W. G. Bower
Local Greetings and Graduations Highlight Weekend
Families from Fairmont and Tun n elton visited relatives in the village over the weekend. Attenders at Gr afton High School graduation included Ruth Sinclair Lena DeMoss Mary Painter Margaret Painter and Roy Hargett. Children’s Day is set for next Sunday evening at 7 20 with a special program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JH. L. Bloom
Grafton
Ela Howard
Fairmont
Isaac
Ansel
Grafton High School
Ruth Sinclair
Lena DeMoss
Mary and Margaret Painter
Roy Hargett
B. C. Bailey
Merle Bailey
Lee Annon
Pauline
East Liverpool
Ohio
National Child Labor Conference at Milwaukee June 24
Reports of rival investigations by the National Child Labor Committee will be presented by staff at the Sixteenth National Conference on Child Labor in Milwaukee on June 24, tied to the National Conference of Social Work. Speakers include Dr Felix Adler and Prof H C Lindeman. Emphasis on rural child labor effects on schooling, with rural attendance figures contrasting city terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
National Child Labor Committee
National Conference of Social Work
China
Felix Adler
Society of Ethial Culture of
New York
Columbia University
H. C
United States
West Virginia Masons' Home Contract Awarded
Charleston June 8. The contract for the erection of the West Virginia Masonic home has been awarded. The facility will be built on about 60 acres overlooking the Ohio River at Parkersburg.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Ohio River
Parkers
Mason home plans and alumni events at normal school
Plans drawn by H. Ros Warne of Charleston describe a grouped building complex around a central structure for a home for aged Masons and family dependents. Shell contract at 156000 with total cost near 350000 and an endowment target of 500000. Funds include 200000 bequeathed by Harry Krug for maintenance. Trustees are Grand Lodge appointees from Clarksburg Fairmont Wheeling and Huntingdon. Alumni events include a rivalry mock contest between Lyceum and Mozart Societies at the normal school on June 9 and an alumni evening expected to draw several hundred graduates. Neill Holt of Chicago, IL, passed through Gratton en route to BIrking for summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheche Fraternity
PhiChi Fraternity
Grafton Banking and Trust Company
Fairmont
Grafton
Harry Krug
Garrett County
Maryland
Grand Lodge ¢ Masons
Charles W. Lynch
Clarksburg
B. M. Showalter
C. S. McKinney
Jere M. Miller
Wheeling
J. Marshal Hawkins
Hunting
Normal School
Harry B. Lester
C. Bond
A. J. Wilkinson
Meredith
James W. Robinson
Otto Wywig
Safenasium
Mozart
Neill Holt
Chicago
Gratton
Birking
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Purina
Purina Baby
ACK
N. C. Musgrove Mill Distributors
W, Va
EEL
Home Circle
Mary A. Sharp
Bellaire
Ethel Foley
Mary Hanley
Virginia Foley
Mamie
Katherine Shields
Margaret Foley
Lloyd Nutter
M. J. Mant
Nellie Fos
Philipps
Hypaddus College
Broaddus
Lucy Woodford
Imappsadg ‘Sanpead
Wotog
Elkanah Hulley
Vesper Service
Board of Trustee
Colege
Academy
Stuart F Reed
Broadus
Shelton
Anderson
Rowlesburg
Mildred Warden
Hazel Perine
Edyth Hollis
Bessie Devers
Hazel
Or,pah
Ruth
Margaret Cather
Edna
Pearl Mason
Otterbein Guild
Mary
Ruth Stillwell
The
United Brethren Church
West Grafton
Ladies Auxiliary
Ladies War Relief
Court House
Laira Trisler
Mildred
Erline Son Junior
Isaac Ansel
Stewart Bonafield
Tunnelton
W. C. Current
Noah Shahan
Marquess
M. D. Wolfe
Sallaz
Knotsville
Beto
Grafton Chautauur Week
Troubadors
Elwood T. Bailey
Kathryn White
John B. Ratto
Lillian Johnson Company
Thomas Brooks Fletcher
W. D. Campbell
L. Kipu
Knight Macgregor
Klein
Klein Store
Lloyd Baby Carriage
Siehler Furniture CO
Latrobe Street
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