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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1933

Page

6

District meet opens with varied talks and events

The Buck District Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened with a luncheon in Philippi dining rooms. W A DeBarr was re elected secretary treasurer. Discussions covered church problems today and Christian education. Dr M A Dawber and Rev A Coleman Brown spoke on missions and education. Dr Homer E Wark urged retaining the Eighteenth Amendment. Roy McCuskey of West Virginia Wesleyan College spoke on Wesleyan Today Tomorrow. A stewardship drama followed as ministers and laymen gathered. Williams trial recounts police pursuit and capture near Newburg.

Buckin Methodist Epscopal Church Philippi Methodist Episcopal Church W. A. DeBarr West Milford M. A. Dawber Home Mission Board of Chingo A. H. Rapking Good Hope A. Coleman Brown Huntington Building of America Homer E. Wark Clarksburg Roy McCuskey West Virginia Wesleyan College Conference On “Wesleyan Dawber First Methodist Episcopal Church of Buckhannon

Elmer Ray and the Abduction Case on Front Street

The article recounts a kidnapping involving Williams and his estranged wife, detailing the abduction of her son on June 2. Mrs Williams chased, rode on a running board, and later followed leads to Millersville and Danville area before James Williams fled. Police captured him June 6 aboard a train.

Williams Newburg Hhe Hierra John Jace Front Street Front St Danville Barbour County Price John Williams Water Station C. Lundy Henderson Demoss John Wilams Young Williams Marniix Newbury

Notice on Delinquent Accounts Asks Payment Promptly

A notice dated before September 1 1982 requires all outstanding accounts to be paid this month or face legal action. It warns of additional costs and urges callers to arrange payment. Signed by G L Jolliffe.

Local Boy Plans River Navigation From Ohio to Lake Michigan

Local lad Monroe aims to sail by water from the Ohio River to Lake Michigan via the Father of Waters and Chicago drainage canal. He follows falls by expert skippers, with coast guard warning Louisville river travelers. Past locals Merle Watkins and Charles Shaw rode to St. Louis in 1904.

Falls Ohio United States Coast Guard Louisville Young Monroe Chicago Cairo Mississippi Turing Illinois River Chicago Drainage Canal Lake Michigan W. Merle Watkins Charles C. Shaw Panama Grafton St. Louis David Ramsey Valley Falls Merle

Grafton Welcomes Pittsburgh Visitors For Social Dinner

A Grafton committee invites local citizens and business people to greet Pittsburgh guests with hospitality and a social dinner in Clarksburg at four o clock. The visitors seek friendly exchanges and mutual greetings, highlighting regional trade ties and cordial community spirit.

Bank Pittsburgh Grafton

Farm Bureau lobby probe cites Frame case and payroll misuse

The board's final order against Frame accuses him of using the Agricultural Extension payroll for political and personal purposes, lobbying at the Capitol, and directing funds to support a Farm Bureau lobbying effort. Evidence includes letters to extension agents and March 1933 payroll actions and misused funds linked to Charleston delegations.

Neff Frame Oglebay Hall E. S. Humphrey Farm Bureau Silver New Capitol Charleston Booth

Why Toasting Makes Luckies Mild and Pure

The ad explains that Luckies achieve mildness fragrance and purity through a toasting process. It argues toasting purifies and cools the tobacco, making Luckies milder and more fragrant than other cigarettes. The message emphasizes the smoker’s personal experience and the brand promise.

Lucky Strike

Resignation Sought Over Irregularities in Extension Office

A state board urged Nat Terry Frame to resign as director of Agricultural Extension amid findings of irregularities dating to 1931. The report cites subsistence gardening funds, misreporting, and lack of authorization, with Frame declining to apologize before tendering resignation. The board pursued action after legislative committee findings were reviewed.

University Pauline Hamilton Goodwin House Frame Nat Terry Frame American Friends Service Company Rockefeller Foundation Koppers Company College’ of Agriculture Humphrey Secretary of Agriculture Board of Governors Neff Goodwin Legislative Committee Prame Turned Dean Fromme Turner

Actress Mary Dorne Returns Home After Amnesia Attack

Hollywood actress Mary Dorne wife of playwright Eugene Walter is back home after an absence of over two days. She phoned her husband claiming she had seen her photo and story in a newspaper and that the attack may have caused symptoms of amnesia. The incident remains unexplained.

Hollywood Calif Mary Dorne Brett

Baby 3 Falls Into Spring At Tunnelton

A three year old boy named Edward Gerald Riggins drowned last night at 8 30 after falling into a spring near his home in Tunnelton The spring about three feet deep with steep sides claimed the child despite immediate resuscitation attempts by Dr C R McGuffie and others He was found head downward by his mother and survived by his parents a sister Mary Catherine and two brothers Junior and Robert Funeral arrangements are incomplete.

Tunnelton Edward Gerald Riggins Percy D. Riggins C. R. McGuffie Mary Catherine Junior Robert

Hotel Beer Case Reopened Over License Charge

Luther Hodges, manager of the Hotel Grafton, faced a beer distribution charge for lacking a city license. The case, reopened after a missed appearance, is under mayor May or King’s review as he studies the city ordinance. Mike Hodges reportedly bought two half-barrels of 3.2 beer from W. P. Thomas, with police arrest tied to unloading at the hotel grill.

Luther Hodges Grafton Charles ©. King

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Elmer Ray G. L. Jolliffe Durham Enders Keen Kutter Page One West Virginia Farm Bureau Oglebay Hall Supreme Court A. C. Herold Gray Silver Agricultural Extension Service Senate T.R. Bennett W. Va Farm Bureau Corp. Assoc Duprey Erdlen Agricultural Committee Goodwinn Legislative Committee C. M. Carter L Seber Preston Hopemont Library Hopemont West Virginia Preston Republican Hopemont Institutisn Terra Alta W, VA Legislative Committee Neft Mr Macdonald Baby Florida Miami Fla Ruth Lund June Lund Kathryn Lind June Malet
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