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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1946

Page

6

Elks Flag Day Service Planned At Rail Station

Elks Lodge No 308 will host Flag Day services at the Baltimore and Ohio station square Friday at 7 20 p m after a parade of Philippi High School and Grafton Senior and Junior High bands. Parade details await a Tuesday meeting, with Thomas Moran parade marshal promising complete arrangements by Wednesday. C E Wyckoff will give the flag history, assisted by local Boy Scouts. Kenneth C Daughterty to serve as master of ceremonies and introduce lodge officials. O L

Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks No. 308 Baltimore and Ohio Philippi Hight School Grafton Depot Square Thomas J. Moran C. E. Wyckoff Station Square Kenneth C. Daughterty O. L

Flag Day Service Named In Grafton Details

Cook will offer prayer and Rev Earl W Slayton will give the benediction for the Flag Day service Judge Francis L Warder chairs the committee with Max B Rau Joseph L Evans Jr Kenneth D Haun and Kenneth C Daugherty Assisting Moran are Clyde N Mays Paul B Ware John W Sayre Jr and Curtis T Lambert Elk officials attending include James V Flannagan Hugh R McPhail Sherman L Reed Mason E Tucker Dan Coole A R Williams W Richard Robey George C Jolliffe and W P Clark The ceremony features Mickey McCue playing the lowering of the flag.

Paul B. Ware John W. Sayre, Jr Curtis T. Lambert Elk James V. Flannagan Hugh R. McPhail Sherman L. Reed Mason E. Tucker Dan Coole Esquire A. R. Williams W. Richard Robey

Lake Infant Dies After Six Day Illness

Mary Ann Lake seven months old died Saturday at home after a six day illness. She was born November 7, 1945 in Grafton. Surviving are her parents Walter W. Lake Jr and Dorothy May Jenkins Lake and brother James Jackson Lake. Funeral at Mt Zion Methodist Church Preston County at 2:00 tomorrow with Capt Van Syckle officiating. interment Mt Zion Cemetery Bartlett Funeral Home. Maternal grandparents A J Jenkins Thornton paternal grandmother Mrs Jennie Lake.

Mary Ann Lake Walter W. Lake Dorothy May Jenkins Lake East Main Street Grafton James Jackson Lake Lake Recreation Mt. Zion Methodist Church Preston County Lock Capt van Syckle Salvation Army Mt. Zion Tion Bartlett Funeral Home A. J. Jenkins Thornton Jennie Lake

Baby Deern Taken To French Creek Farm

County Game Protector Joseph W. Powell last week took a 10 day old baby buck deer to French Creek game farm to make its future home. The young deer was orphaned after its mother died when crippled by dogs in the Laurel Run Fet terman district. Found by Joe Swann, the youth from Laurel Run, Powell brought the fawn to town enroute to the farm and allowed locals to view it.

Joseph W. Powell French Creek Laurel Run Fetterman Joe Swann Powell

Petrified Forest Fire Reveals Massive Ancient Logs

A hotel fire report notes thousands of acres of petrified prehistoric trees strewn over the ground in the famous Petrified Forest in northeastern Arizona. Some logs are described as marble-hard and up to 250 feet long, highlighting the extraordinary scope of the fossilized forest. The article also cites global petroleum reserves totaling about 60 billion barrels, with more than 20 billion barrels in the United States.

Petrified Forest Arizona United States

Peru Rotary speaker to visit Grafton May 20 1920s

Jorge M Zegarta of Lima Peru traveling lecturer for Rotary International will speak at Grafton on June 20 during Ladies Night at the Belvedere club at 6 15 p m He was named a director of Rotary International at the Atlantic City convention and will discuss the international aspect of Rotary The Peruvian official has held multiple government and professional posts and has led Rotary clubs in Trujillo and Lima Dean Oliver Shurtleff of Fairfield will attend as guest of the club at the June 20 meeting.

Jorge M. Zegarta Lima Peru Rotary International Grafton Belvedere Club Atlantic City N. J Rotary Zegarra Huaraz Institute of Lima College of Engineers and Economic Sciences San Marcos University Government of Province of la Libertada Dean Oliver Shurtleff Fairmont

Union Rejects Shore Leave Plan Amid Maritime Strike Threat

Congress reports ongoing union preparations for a potential maritime strike as CIO National Maritime union rejects a shore leave with pay plan. Operators had offered one day off for every 14 at sea while maintaining a 56 hour week. the union demands a 44 hour week and dismissed the proposal as impractical.

Page One Association CIO National Maritime Union

MAKE IT A MILLION a bold Army recruiting plea

A recruitment message urges men to join the Regular Army with the slogan Make It a Million and promises a generous family allowance for dependents during service. It notes over three quarters of a million have enlisted and directs applicants to contact the nearest Army Camp or Post or Army Recruiting Station V8 for full details.

Large Delegation From Grafton Attends Meeting

Ninteen delegates from Taylor County Post No. 12 American Legion and two from Tygart Valley Post No. 124 attended the ninth district convention of the West Virginia Department at Elkins yesterday. George D. Vogel was chosen to the state convention Americanism committee, with arrangements for the convention set by the represented departments.

Taylor County American Legion Tygart Valley Department of West Virginia Elkins George D. Vogel State Department Wheeling Edgar T. McKee Sons of the American Legon Milcreek Picken Durbin Parsons Belington Philippi Davis Grafton H. W. Daniels Featherstone Blair Mugler

Continued treason case links Yugoslav factions under Nazis

The prosecution aims to prove ties between Mihailovic's forces and Peter II’s exile government and Milan Nedic's Yugoslav regime during the Nazi occupation. Nedic died by suicide in prison last January. British officers’ testimony was submitted. two U.S. State Department requests for defense witnesses remain unanswered. Foreign Minister Semic warned that further correspondence would interfere with internal affairs.

Mihailovic Peter II Peter Milan Nedic Nedic U. S. State Department Stanoji Semic

Soldiers testimony and claims in Ennis trial scene

Theodore Taylor of New York and Pvt Louis L Kardon of Philadelphia testified a club beating occurred near Cubage as a witness Aubrey L Richey Birmingham showed head scars from a prior beating at Lich field. Richey recalled Ennis asking how the witness fell while knowing he was beaten and Ennis allegedly grabbed his collar and confined him for 11 days without medical care. Seventeen Indian reservations and fourteen tribes are noted across Arizona.

Theodore Taylor New York Louis L. Kardon Philadelphia Cubage Aubrey L. Richey Birmingham Ala Lichfield Ennis Richey

Rabies scare leads to dog quarantine and shootings

A Grafton dog attack prompted a rabies scare. A policeman reported a dog caused bites and frothing, another dog was killed at a creamatory, and Sheriff Melvin Newton enacted a strict rabies quarantine. All dogs must be confined or face being shot. questions arose over vaccination tags.

Messenger J. H. Rietz West Virginia University Creamatory Melvin Newton Grafton Court House

Stassen speaks at Nebraska contest amid party split

Stassen argues six Nebraska speeches on pane one while Griswold lobbies. Butler leads convention vote 228 to 163, opposing the 3.75 billion British loan, signaling differing international stances. If Griswold wins, Stassen could gain prestige and Nebraska’s 15 votes at the 1948 Republican convention.

Nebraska Griswold Butler Stassen

Buckhannon Man Loses License Car For Six Months

Early 67 year old Clinton Miller of Buckhannon paid a 25 dollar fine, had his license revoked and his Oldsmobile impounded for six months after a drunken driving charge. His companion Alfreda Howard of Philippi was fined five dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication. The couple were arrested on U S Route 50 near Grafton Saturday afternoon by State Trooper J R Wayt. Miller's sedan is stored at Lambert's garage in Blueville.

Clinton Miller Buckhannon Ona C. Jefferys Alfreda Howard Route 1 Philippi Grafton J. R. Wayt Lambert Blueville

Short course opens at WVU in coal mining program

Morgantown June 10. The 34th annual short course in coal mining opened today at West Virginia University Welch and Mount Hope. The six week course covers technical phases of modern coal mining under the direction of Union Mining Extension department members.

Morgantown West Virginia University Welch Mount Hope Union Mining Extension Department

Slate fall kills miner in Greensburg area

In Greensburg Pennsylvania a slate fall at the Tomas ko mine killed John Bachy Jr., 33, of Jeannette RD 1. The coroner's office reported the accident occurred this weekend. The same dispatch notes Arizona features over 100 cactus species across its deserts.

Greensburg Tomasko John Bachy, Jr Jeannette R.D Arizona

Change for Precinct 18 Flemington Announced

County Clerk Ed St Clair announced a precinct 18 sitting location shift to Virginia Jones residence near Bailey church. The area had been listed for Flemington High School. Martinsburg on June 10 reports hundreds of delegates prepared to attend the West Virginia Christian Endeavor convention opening tomorrow.

Ed St Martinsburg West Virginia Christian Endeavor ‘Society

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