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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1930

Page

5

Endowed Merry Minstrels and a Turbulent Show

Al, Westy, and Tombo tumble through a chaotic journey of love, deceit, and crime as Nora, the boss daughter, becomes the center of a tangled plot. A shooting, a prison, a wreck, and a hoboes escape lead to Al’s return to his mother and a Strand Theatre program featuring Mammy as the next attraction.

Endows Merry Minstrels al Puller Endman Nora Tombo Bulg Westy Wenly Satan Ame Timbo Meadows Strand Theatre

Red Hot Rhythm at Opera House with Five New Classics

At the Opera House a new musical revue titled Red Hot Rhythm debuts with five new songs and a comedy number. Alan Hale stars in the syncopation feature with Walter O Keefe, Bobby Dolan, Kathryn Crawford and Tika Chase in key numbers. The production, an original Leo McCarey story directed by McCarey with supervision by William Conselman, features snappy dialogue from Earl Baldwin and Walter De Le.

Pathe Alan Hale Opera House Walter O'Keefe Bobby Dolan Elmer Tika Chase Tange Screen Comedienne Walter O’keefe Kathryn Crawford Heaven Leo McCarey William Conselman Earl Baldwin Walter de le Ilka Chase Josephine Dunn

Chicago Metro Population Tops Berlin Says Vesely

Vesely argued that Chicago's metropolitan area surpasses Berlin in population, noting Berlin's within city limit figure of about 2 2 million while Chicago metro stands at approximately 5 671 thousand, asserting Chicago would outrank Berlin.

Berlin Vesely Chicago

Congress Today Signals Tariff Bill Final Action

Senate remains in recess while the House convenes an hour earlier than usual to push toward final action on the tariff bill. The session aims to conclude debate and proceed to a vote on key provisions affecting trade policy.

Senate House

Mme Lupescu Leaves Berne for Bucharest Under Escort

A London Daily Mail dispatch from Berne reports Mme Lupescu is en route to Bucharest with two Romanian officers, escorted by a private secretary. King Carol, soon to claim the crown, promised her safe return and ongoing support. She travels via the Orient Express on Sunday from Vienna under an assumed name. A separate note mentions Missoula independent basketball teams traveling to Kalispell twice last winter.

London London Daily Mail Berne Switzerland Mme. Lupescu Bucharest Carol Mme Lupescu Romania Mme. Lupescd Orient Express Vienna

Miss Mildred Robinson and Eugene Carroll wed here

Miss Mildred Virginia Robinson, long literary editor and columnist for the Fairmont West Virginian, married Eugene Carroll, field representative of the Bankers Trust Company of New York, in Pittsburgh today. The couple have been connected to Fairmont for several years and the ceremony was held in Pittsburgh with a simple family attendance.

Fairmont W.va Mildred Virginia Robinson Fairmont West Virginian Eugene Carroll Bankers Trust Company of New York Pittsburgh

Confederate General Redirects Troops After Flag Incident

The general halted his men upon spotting the Union colors and rode back to warn against molesting the flag. He feared Federal soldiers hidden nearby might seize the moment to fire. The troopers then detoured down what is now McGraw alley to Latrobe street and toward Front Street en route to Philipp.

McGraw Alley Latrobe Teret Front Street Philipp

Chicago contest third largest city title

Chicago residents challenged Berlin for being the world’s third largest city. Census adviser Joseph E. Wesley urged the Commerce Department to officially verify Berlin’s population after Chicago cited 3,373,753 as its 1930 figure and questioned Berlin’s published 4,024,000.

Chicago

Hoover Defends Naval Treaty in Washington Rhetoric

President Hoover defended the London naval pact, stating it contains not one scintilla of agreement beyond the treaty. He rejected demands for confidential negotiation documents, noting senate delegates participated in the process. The administration pushed for swift ratification following Stimson's radio address urging action.

Washington Hoover Foreign Relations Committee Senate Stimson

Rotarians Gather for Evening Program at Mountain View Inn

Gatton Rotarians and guests met for a Friday gathering on the Grafton Fairmont road. Hershel L. Rose, former Grafton man now in Fairmont, spoke on public enterprise. A song fest closed the meeting as Miss Clara Bennett read Whittier’s Barbara Frietchie and entertained with dialect.

Gatton Rotarians Mountain View Inn Grafton-Fairmont Hershel L. Rose Grafton Fairmont Virginia Porter Curry George Jolliffe Curry Clara Bennett John Greenlexf Whittier Barbara Frischie Bennett Profikal Attorney Rose Rose Kicker

Christian Endeavor Society Meets in Church Parlor

The Christian Endeavor Society of the M P Church met in the church parlors at 8 o clock for an echo meeting reflecting Morgantown convention. Miss Mary Belle Richman presided as president, with twenty five members present and lunch served as in Morgantown.

Christian Endeavor Society M. P Morgantown Mary Belle Richman

Tomorrow Father's Day Tie Sale Promotes Dad Gifts

A newspaper teaser urges readers to buy Father’s Day gifts with a theme of ties and family contributions. It notes last chance today and hints at a summer suit sale as an alternative gift idea.

Preserve the progress of past generations at Flag Day event

Guests at the club gathering included C. Lee Reynolds and Albert Kunst among others. The hall was decorated in red white and blue with a large American flag over the speaker's table for Flag Day.

C. Lee Reynolds Porster Cury Albert Kunst Mr. Cooper Thomas Kenny H. L. Rose Harry Fleming Harry E. Sieahes Frank Alexander Frank, Morgan Clara Bennett George Jolliffe, Jr

Graton High School Sports Legacy Highlighted in 1928 Era

Arch Peter recalls Grafton High School athletes and coaches shaping football and track history. Petersen expanded out of state competition, produced winners like Rupp and McKeen, and led football through developmental reforms. The 11 November Buckhannon game showcased Bearcat spirit amid a depleted lineup.

Weston High School Petersen Philadelphia Grafton High School Grafton Rupp McKeen Gratton Morgantown High School Buckhannon High School

Plans Air Lined For Colombia Air Transport Pioneer

Guillermo de Leyva, 19, of Botac Colombia, trains at Universal aviation schools in St Louis aiming to launch commercial aviation in Colombia after obtaining his transport license. He traces lineage to Duke de Leyva and cites Corditel Lindbergh’s 1927 visit as inspiration for aviation progress in his homeland.

St. Louis Guillermo de Leyva Bota Colombia Ito Cottry Universal Duke de Leyva Philip II Doming de Calzedo Roberto Corditel’ Lindbergh

Betty Carstairs to Enter British Team for Speed Trophy

Betty Carstairs sails from Windemere aboard the steamship Berengaria bound for Detroit with her motor boat Hwtalle V. She aims to set a new speed record and will be the sole British entrant for the International Trophy following Sir Henry Segrave’s fatal accident and Miss England II’s overturning at about 100 mph.

Betty Carstairs London Henry Windemere Tohday Hwtalle Dertroit Segrave

New Navy Ace Proposes Trio of Stunting Lifers

Washington June 14 The cagey navy aviator scene gains a new ace as Lieut M B Gardner takes over Williams ship for inverted stunts The plan includes Lieut A P Storrs III and Lieut F Mi Trapnell Joining in a stunting trip Gardner aims to equip two more planes with special gas and oil devices and perform extended inverted flights with the same daring methods.

Washington Navy Alford J. Williams M. B. Gardner Anacostia Naval Air Station Williams Gardner Lieut A. P. Storrs III F. Mi Trapnell Naval

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