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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1932

Page

3

Armstrong Austin wedding announced in Grafton

The marriage of Miss Mary Austin to Hubert Armstrong occurred Sunday June 12 at 3 PM in St Pauls M E church parsonage with Rev French Boone officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Austin of Blueville, wore blue crepe. they will reside in Grafton after a brief Eastern honeymoon.

Maytag Company Mr. Armstrong L.R. Armstrong Taylor Ca Hector Austin Idella Godwin Grafton

Head of New Chilean Government Resigns

Santiago Chile June 13 Car los G Davila resigned from the government after a brief tenure. The resignation follows political tensions and prompts questions about succession and future leadership in Chilean affairs.

Santiago Chile Carlos. G. Davila

Surgeon Dr Charles A Seale dies at 90

New York reports the death of Dr Charles A Seale aged 90. He was the first surgeon to reach President Lincoln after he was shot and stayed at Lincoln’s side until death. Seale served as executive officer of the United States Army General Hospital in Washington during Lincoln’s assassination and was Garfield’s consulting physician in his final illness. Born in New York City on March 26, 1842, his wife died in 1923.

New York Charles A. Seale Lincoln United States Army General Hospital Washington Garfield Dr. Seale New York City

Grafton Triumphs In Eight Run Over Junior

Grafton won Sunday’s game 8 to 6 with Vic Folio’s eighth inning triple after bases loaded. Grafton scored two in the first, Junior surged ahead in the fourth on Markley’s three-run triple, then added one in the sixth to lead 6-3. In the eighth, Gerkin opened with a single, Hefner was plunked, G Koch beat out a bunt to fill the bases. Jackson and Swisher failed to score as R Koch walked in a run, Folio followed with a long drive to left to finish the scoring. Final: Grafton 8, Junior 6.

Vic Folio Junior Grafton Markley Gerkin Hefner G. Koch Jackson Swisher R. Koch Folio Henry Bounder R.H.E. Junior Hymes

Butler and DuPont assail resubmission over repeal plank

In Chicago on June 13 anti prohibition leaders led by Dr Nicholas Murray Butler and Pierre Du Pont denounced resubmission as a fraud and urged a clear repeal plank. Senator Bingham and Bishop Cannon called for decisive repeal action while delegates hustled between hotels outlining strategies.

Chicago Nicholas Murray Butler Pierre 5. Dupont Columbia University Dupont Bingham Connecticut Republican Party James Cannon, Jr Dr. Butler Butler

Weekend Guests Attend Events Across Cities

The report lists visitors and relatives spending time in Ohio towns and nearby areas, including Mr. Bennett's daughter and Mrs. Earl Satterfield with son. George W. Sayre and brothers B. F. Sayre and J. W. Sayre host in the city. R. M. Brown and son W. T. Brown, and Mrs. Emma Rogers visit Simpson with Albert Goodwin. Dayton Johnson and family from Garfield New Jersey and Carolyn Heroy from Beacon New Jersey visit Brownlow Park. Mrs War ner Six recovers from surgery at City Hospital along with Miss Marjorie McMullen. Field for Wendel and players Gerkin and Jackson highlight a Grafton game with final scores 4-6.

Mr. Bennett Earl Satterfield Ohio City George W. Sayre Wesley Sayre Valley Stream N. Y B. F Jno W. Sayre This City R. M. Brown W. T. ‘Brown Emma Rogers Simpson Albert Goodwin Dayton Johnson Garfield N. J Carolyn Heroy Beacon W. A. Myers Brownlow Park Warner City Hospital Marjorie McMullen

Widow Elizabeth Wauaman Dies After Train Incident

Mrs Elizabeth Wauaman 82 of South Buckhannon was fatally hurt at a crossing near her home by a B and O train and died en route to Buckhannon hospital. Officers believe she may have taken her own life, citing despondency.

Buckhannon Elizabeth Wauaman South Buckhannon James Wauaman

B. and O. Nine Divides In Weekend Baseball Split

The B. and O. baseball team split a weekend series, losing 6-4 to Wendel on Saturday and winning 8-6 against Junior on Sunday. Wendel pitcher Martin relieved Turoczy and held the Railroader lineup in check. Wright pitched well for Grafton while Ross starred for the opposing side.

Wendel Junior Railroaders Martin Turoczy Wright Grafton Ross

Five Teachers Take State Exam in County

Five persons, examined Thursday and Friday, will learn their ranking on July first. Superintendent Lloyd Shriver noted the tests qualify for county elementary teaching positions. Names include May Wester, Milton A. Mayle, Harold Fay Riggleman, Juanita Glenn Dunlop, and Irene Virginia Musgrave, all of Grafton, with no applicants from Harrison County.

Lloyd Shriver May Wester Pearl St Grafton Milton A. Mayle Route Six Harold Fay Riggleman Juanita Glenn Dunlop Irene Virginia Musgrave Harrison Couny

Three Men Killed In Automobile Smashup at Newport

Three men from Cincinnati suburbs were killed when their car plunged 40 feet after crashing through a bridge railing in Newport on June 13. The dead are Everett Thomasson 35 Frank Scott 38 and Harry Hadler 32. Injured are Malcomb F. King 30 and R C Thomas 25 with skull fractures and internal injuries.

Newport Cincinnati Everett Thomasson Frank Scott Harry Hadler Malcomb F. King R. C. Thomas

Securities Mart Starts Week In Waiting Mood

Securities market opened the week in a waiting mood in New York. Early trading showed a brief upturn in the morning with gains in Auburn related securities and in New York Traction, but the overall tone remained heavy as trading progressed.

Securities Mart New York Auburn New York Traction

Congress Debates Farm Relief And Cash Bonus Issue

The Senate debates farm relief while the banking committee weighs emergency relief bills. Economy program conferees begin work as the House votes on the cash bonus question.

Senate Banking Committee House

Tunnelton Man Injured in Freight Wreck Near Martinsburg

In Martinsburg on June 13 a Baltimore and Ohio freight train derailment near the city injured three men described as “bonus marchers” and a jobless Black man. Injured were Furman Ferguson 26 of North Carolina Anthony Mush erki 21 of Grand Rapids and John E Denyers 35 of Tunnelton West Virginia Earl Byrd 6 of Pricedale Pennsylvania. The group was returning from Washington when the accident occurred and it disrupted traffic for hours.

Martinsburg Baltimore and Ohio Here Furman Ferguson North Carolina Anthony Musherki Grand Rapids John E. Denyers Tunnelton W. Va Earl Byrd Pricedale Washington

Bear crashes through car windshield in Maine incident

George Miles reports a bear smashed through his windshield while driving in the woods near Houston Maine. The bear fled after the impact and Miles suffered facial scratches. The origin and destination of the bear remain unknown.

Houston George Mile Miles

Pond Dragged for Bodies of Two Men

Harris pond near Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, was being dragged for the bodies of Gibbons, 28, Edwardsville high school teacher, and Brussock, 21, Kingston, who drowned when their boat overturned yesterday. The search continued after the accident near the pond shore and the tragic loss of two local men.

Wilkes aBrre Harris Pond Eo Gibbons Edwardsville Lewis Brussock Kingston

Four Counties Increase Coal Output in 1931

Charleston reports West Virginia’s 35 coal counties show only four gains in 1931. Gilmer Grant Lewis and Webster rise, with Webster up from 439,825 to 647,080 tons. McDowell tops output but falls from 20,788,333 to 16,461,311 tons. Logan drops from 17,765,274 to 15,425,991 tons.

Charleston West Virginia R. M. Lambie State Department of Mines Gilmer Grant Lewis and Webster Webster County McDowell County Logan Barbour Boone Braxton Brooke Clay Fayette Greenbrier Hancock Harrison Kanawha Lewis Lincoln Loan Marion Marshall Mason McDowell Mercer Mineral Mine Monoalia Nicholas Ohio Preston Putnam Raleigh Randolph Taylor Tucker Upshur Wayne

Under Eighteen at Opera House with Marian Marsh

Marian Marsh stars in her first lead role in Under Eighteen at the Opera House, filmed at Warner Bros before she turned 17. The film follows a poor girl striving to join the idle rich, supported by a strong cast and directed by Archie Mayo.

Marian Marsh Opera House Warner Bros. Studios Miss Marsh John Barrymore Edward G. Robinson William Powell Warren William Reigs Toomey Anita Page Joyce Compton Emma Dunn J. Farrell MacDonald Judith Vosselli Norman Foster Dorothy Appleby Maude Eburne Claire Dodd Murray Kinnell Paul Porcasi Mary Doran Walter McGrail Archie Mayo Victore Svengali

Old Fashioned Sandwiches and Cookies Feature at Picnic

A scanned bakery and kitchen section lists orange cookies pecan bars and a cheese filling for sandwiches. Directions cover gelatin fruit salad cookies and nutty bars plus a recipe for lemon orange glaze and baking steps. Also notes new tires at Grafton Auto Wrecking Co with 30x4.50 tires at a set price.

Grafton Auto Wrecking Co Maple. Avenue

Arlen Reuses Boots From Wings In Sky Bride

Richard Arlen recalls wearing the same boots in Sky Bride that he wore in Wings. The actor found the boots in Paramount wardrobe, tried them on, found them tight, then got new ones before starring in Sky Bride. Arlen flew during World War I as a second lieutenant and has long been associated with aviation on screen.

Royal Flying Corps St. Paul U. S Young Arlen Toronto England Touchdown Jack Okie Paramount Richard Arlen Sky Bride Aid Wings

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Coral Parrishmont Grafton Sentinel Society Brethren Church Brehren Red Sea J. W. Jacobs Kenneth Kenneth Jacobs Kenneth, Jr Garfield Heck Dorothy Thomas Jacobs Ladies Aid So *Ciety Andrews M. E. Church Lora Rose Ford Walnut Street Baltimore and Ohio Veterans Ladies Auxiliary Anna Powell Knotts Avenue C. D. Losh Powell Marmaduke Grove Juan Estaban Montero Cosack Combine C. A. Seale President Lincoln Frank Bennett Marjorie Charles Bennett Zanesville, O Beckley Huntington Martinsburs Wheeling The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Bell System Grafton Banking & Trust Butler and Dupont Bill Congress Betar Alexander George Oliv Speed Condon Alee Dugan Jack Qable Ruth Dunning Virginia Bruce Willie Robert Coogan Jim Carmichael Chas. Starrett Smith Louise ‘Closser Eddie Bill Adams Harold Goodwin Strand Theatre Dick Arlen Grafton Printinion Latrobert Marlon
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