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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1925

Page

6

Car Turnover Fatal Near Webster Cemetery

Harry Bennett a Northview coal miner and Jack McDaniel were injured when a Dodge touring car overturned near the Okey Peters residence on the Philippi pike. Bennett died of a broken neck. McDaniel escaped serious injuries and was jailed on a drunkenness charge. Bennett’s body was identified at Bartlett’s parlors. Witnesses said high speed contributed. Bennett allegedly drank prior to the accident.

Harry Bennett Northview Clarksburg Jack McDaniel Philippi Okey Peters Philipps Pike Webster Cemetery McDaniel Gratton City Hoxvital Bennett Bartlett Undertaking Walnut” Street Delbert Wolfen Lindsey East Main Street William J. Cornwell McDaniels Flemington Grafton Rosie. Simmons Near Bartlet

Upshaw Sees Rum Blockade Cost as Pint of Nation’s Loss

Congressman William D Upshaw of Georgia told a Grafton audience that the U S blockade against rum costs are a mere pittance compared with the two billion five hundred million dollars the legalized liquor trade took from Americans yearly before the Volstead act He defended the 18th amendment and attacked anti prohibition groups while urging continued dry policy He warned that the dry forces will quit only after wets retire and urged support for enforcement of the nation’s prohibition. A Florida bound Grafton business party faced car trouble en route to Florida with a gear housing break in Hagerstown Md and repair steps were organized by Walter Cook.

Congressmi William D. Upshaw Georgia America United States Congresman Upshaw Maining First Baptist Church Europe Upshaw Congress Treasury William H. Staton Uphraw Coast Guard Congressman Upshaw Fairmont Cook Ha Serstown

West Virginia higher education funding in year plan

The document lists annual appropriations for multiple institutions including Glenville Normal 35000, Poormae State School 50000, Colle y State Institute 62500, School for Deaf and Blind 25000, and a supplemental af for short normal courses 25000. It notes authorization for two future fiscal years and a third-year contract at like amounts, to be enacted by the next legislature. West Virginia University receives 25000 annually for a girls’ physical education building, Marshall College 65000 for land, and Fairmont Normal 21709 for land.

Suddarth Charleston Telephone Telegraph Express Pine Line Pruntytown Reform School Senator-suddarthandt Colored Hospital For Magsy W. Va Tuberculosis Terra Alta Industrial School Salem Tuberculosis Sanitarium Industrial Home West Virginia University Concord Normal School West Liberty Normal Glenville Normal Poormae State School Colley State Institute School For Deaf and Blind West, Virginia University Marshall College Fairmont Normal

Local residents visit Morgantown and Grafton area

A long list of local residents from Morgantown, Fairmont, Clarksburg and surrounding areas were in town for business, shopping or visiting relatives. Individuals named include D Stewart, William and Mrs Boyles, Allen Gawthrop, Buck Rogers, Mrs Cole, Henry Trader, Mrs Pugh, Mrs Nicola, Earl Thomas and daughter, Frank Grimes, Bartlett, Mrs Cain and Ruth Kittle, Hiram Wilson, Bradford Robinson, Emmett Cole, Floyd Summers, Commodore Miller, Nora Snively, Charles McDaniel, Solomon Wyckoff, Jee Phillips, Jon Cork, Elizabeth Hustead, E T Colebank, Catherine Anderson, Hovatter, Anna Korte, Pauline Bradford, Ruth Love, Mildred Keefer, Alva Thorn, William Means, Robert Gerkins, Mabel White, Murray Mason, C C Wright.

Allen Gawthrop Buck Rogers W. C Cole Clarksburk O. W. Hoffman Dewey Avenue Henry Trader Siggins Run Joseph Pugh McGraw Avenue Stanley Nicola East Wilford Street Nicola Earl Thomas Glade Run Frank Grimes Morgantown Grafton Bartlett Pleasant Creek James Cain Mary Ruth Kittle Elkins Hiram Wilson Chestnut Ridge Bradford Robinson Belington Emmett Cole Floyd Summers Route 3 Commodore Miller Fairmont Nora Snively Clarksburg Charles McDaniel Route 1 Solomon Wyckoff Flemington Jee Phillips Washington Street Hierra W. Va Mabel White McCrory Murray Mason C. C. Wright Moundaville Oscar Wright National Cemetery

Hazel Atlas Go Getters Hold Big Picnic at Carrothers Grove

Hazel Atlas Go Getters club of the Hazel Atlas Glass Company held its seventh annual fandangle at Carrothers Grove. About 56 attendees journeyed from Fetterman in a 30-car convoy to enjoy games, food, and a formal initiation and officer elections. New officers include President Jack Briggs and Vice President Buddy Rogers, with sugar camp owner Mr. Carruthers named honorary member.

Hazel Atlas Carrothers Tacs Hazel Atlas “Go Getters Carrothers’ Grove Hazel Atlas Glass Company Fetterman Wickwire Taylor County Mike Tigue Floyd Ham Iton Louis Kitemiller Clit Wells Floyd Hamilton Bill Hamilton Max Wheeler Wess Evans Elmer Henderson Imperial Ice Cream ‘Co Wheeler Knight Gall Jack Briggs Buddy Rogers Sec Charlie Morgan Ovie Knight Bo Bo Galt Bils Byers George Eliott Carl Kines Carruthers Glass Company

More Farming In United States Shows Gains and Shifts

The piece notes rising farm efficiency in the United States over 15 years with more productive practices and better roads. It cites 1910 to 1920 data: farm workers drop from about 12.6 million to under 10 million, per-acre handling rising from 24.6 to 32.6, and production up 15 percent. West Virginia analysts say local farming efficiency also rose, while fewer farmers remain to meet continued output.

United States West Virginia Experiment Station

Pink Teas For Yank Doctors In London Town

London June 5 The Inter-State Post Graduate Assembly of America plans numerous teas garden parties and ban duets for visiting members arriving in June They come to work and study while entertainments are arranged to avoid interfering with the clinical program Harry Friedman departed Saturday to Logansport Indiana to visit his mother Mrs L Greenly and accompany a group of physicians from the elder group to London for care of about 700 physicians mainly from the elder group

Inter- State Post Graduates Assembly London Liverpool Manchester Leeds Newcastle Edinburgh Glasgow Belfast Dublin Great Britain Ireland Paris Vienna Humphrey Rollerston William Arbuthnot Lane Bernard Spilsbury Houghton Crewe House Lansawne House H. Gordon Stelfridge Selfridge Princess Wiasemsky Inter-State Post Graduate Assembly of America Harry Friedman Sat Inter Logansport ArTndiana Mra. L Greanly Chefly Telder

Rats Meet Fatal Gas Traps In Automobiles Hint

The Department of Agriculture reports rats are being killed by exhaust gas in cars with a hose inserted to vent carbon monoxide into rat holes. A golf course near the capital faced rat trouble, but the method proved fatal and quick. The article notes gas use could extend to other harmful applications, though it remains painless for the rats.

Department of Agriculture

Lesson on Barnabas and Saul at Antioch in Acts

June 14 lesson text Acts 11 19 30 emphasizes persecution spreading believers to new regions where Greeks receive the gospel Barnabas travels to inspect the work and alongside Saul fosters teaching for a year leading to the disciples being first called Christians at Antioch The church shows unity between Jew and Gentile through charity to Jerusalem saints.

Antioch Anjoch Saul Jerusalem Asper Africa Cyprus Barnabas Tarabas Tarsus Christ Church Ofclas Christiane Stifferwell Luke Green Church of Antioch

Treasures of the Intellect We Hold as Our Own

A quotation from A M Hutchinson reflects on material riches as fleeting while the true treasures lie in intellect and truth. It contrasts worldly wealth with the involuntary possession of insight gained through study and contemplation.

M. Hutchinson

Great Poem Of New England Sunday Visit In Fairmont

George Granneman and Earnest Bloom spent Sunday in Fairmont visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H Bloom. The item notes the visit as a notable social occasion in the region.

New England George Granneman Earnest Bloom Fairmont Mr. and Mya H. Bloom

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Jack M Daniel Crafts and Trades School U.S Baptist Church Anti- Saloon League Walter Crissip D. Stewart William Boyles James Dulin Ward Fred Jackson Ed. Jacobs Dexter Hickman Reddick Canada Guildhall Corporation of London Charles H. Mayo Rochester Minnesota Neville Chamberlain London Town Sun B. Fitzwater D.D Dea Bvaning Sehool Moody Bible Institute of Chicago Uni the Church AT the Sentinel
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