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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1927

Page

3

Weddings and social events in Buckhannon area noted

The Buckhannon community reports a wedding at the McWhorter home with Christine McWhorter Buckrba ugh of Camden W Va uniting in marriage Wednesday night The couple will spend summer in Buckhannon The bride's sister Helen McWhorter served as maid of honor The groom Hugh Bo rbaugh recently earned a D D B from the University of Baltimore and at Wesleyan he stood out as an athlete The feature also covers a church gathering at Andrews M B Church a picnic on Thornton Road a trip to an early show in Grafton and a detailed Eastern Star Woman's Club meeting with a planned September banquet plus a Children’s Day program at the Andrews M E Church with a three fairy girls themed play hosted by Miss Hattie Foreman and Miss Virginia Miller.

Rye Buekminnon H. Ugh College Baltimore J Ereon Andrews M. B Eeaid Society Bereich J. H. Anderson D. Grant Smith Lester Hardman Heanore Anderson Voral iVirginia Miller Virginia May Phinney Charles Lally Cecelia Thorn Fairmont C. C. Carter Grafton Opera House Missy Cecelia Thorn Beatrice Bernice Salisbury Mrs. T. L. Salisbury Clarksburg Eastern Star Woman's Club Masonic Temple Sesson W. A. Beavers Group No. 1 G. H. A. Batson J. S. Smith Group No. 9 Oma Smith and Beatrice Co Alaska Ruth “Maysilles Mary Elizsabeth Hoffman Ruby Shroyer Andrews M. BE Titania Mapsa Cynthia Vera Violet Fairy Rose Bud Hattie Foreman Virginia Miller Mony Brethren Church Jennings ‘Carter John L. Wittman Grand Street Rip Main Street Hamilton Wade Hamilton Evansville Grafton High School Baltimore and Ohio 'Railroad Company Ross Street

New Face Powder MELLO-GLO Tops Grafton Ad

New MLO-GLO face powder advertised as a wonderful de youth color that resists perspiration and won t dry the skin. It sticks well stays on longer and won t clog the pores. Grafton Drug and Chemical Co promotes MELLO-GLO in this French process cosmetic ad.

Grafton Drug and Chemical Co Adv

Daughters of Union Veterans Form Julia Dent Grant Tent No 10

The Daughters of the Union Veterans of the Civil War organized Thursday afternoon led by Mrs. Lucille Strang and Mrs. Mary Horton of Wheeling. Julia Dent Grant Tent No 10 will have 31 charter members and links to the national alliance. A sister tent to Betsy Ross tent in Grafton.

Daughters of Union Veterans Clarksburg Daughters of the Union Veterans of Lucille Strang Mary Horton Wheeling Julia Dent Grant Betsy Ross Grafton

Seventeenth Child Born in Sistersville Family

In Sistersville West Virginia on June 17 GP the seventeenth child a son was born to Mr and Mrs Otto Rosenlieb. Fifteen of the children are living. The mother is 44 years old.

Sistersville W. Va Otto Rosenlieb

Pershing Returns From Abroad After France Trip

General John J. Pershing arrived home aboard the President Harding from France where he oversaw the Battle Monument commission work. He also visited his son Warren in Switzerland and met Col Charles A. Lindbergh in Paris predicting a great career ahead. He left for Washington immediately after landing.

New York John J. Pershing Heme President Harding France Battle Monument Commission Warren Switzerland Charles A. Lindbergh Paris Filer Washington

Pennsylvania Railroad Ore Train Wrecks In Ohio Town

A Pennsylvania Railroad ore train wrecked in Rayland Ohio when a cross bar dropped and struck a crossing tearing up track and road bed for about 200 yards. Ten ore cars piled in back yards of two homes with wreckage within five feet of houses. Entire road bed torn out, traffic blocked likely until Saturday.

Rayland Pennsylvania Railroad

Mass Celebrated for Mrs Fannie Coulehan

Mass for Mrs. Fannie Coulehan Harper was held at St. Augustine's church at nine this morning. Many out of town relatives attended, including Thomas Coulehan of West Union and Mrs. RD Costello and Mrs. C B Gocke of Fairmont. Interment by Bartlett Funeral Company occurred at Mt Calvary Cemetery.

Tate Fannie Coulehan Harper St. Augustine's ‘Church Thomas Couléhan West Union RD. Costello C. B. Gocke Welces Fairmont Bartlett Funeral Company Mt. Calvary Cemetery

Oil Driller Murders Three, 18 Captured

Glen Rock Wyoming June 17 J W Jordan oil driller today shot and killed his wife Leyla Jordan his son in law Bo Lasher and John T Newby director of Glen Rock Parkerton band at the Jordan home in the Big Muddy oil field five miles west of here Mrs Ed Lasher a daughter seized a rifle from Jordans hands and beat him unconscious Jordan's wife had filed divorce proceedings recently

Glen Rock Wyo J. W. Jordan Leyla Jordan Bo Lasher John T. Newby Glen Rock-Parkerton Jordan Big Muddy Here Ed Lasher

Thistledown Summer Meeting Postponed Indefinitely

The Cleveland based Thistledown racing track’s largest summer meeting has been postponed indefinitely due to a sheriff’s ruling banning pari mutuel betting machines. The delay marks the second postponement connected to the same prohibition.

Cleveland Thistledown Edward Hanratty

Plans For New Jail Made Public Today

Tentative plans for the Taylor county jail were presented to the county court this week. The design features two connected buildings with a sheriff residence, a jail proper, back to back cell blocks, 48 cells plus 18 more potential, a women’s chamber, a juvenile and mental health area, a jail physician room, storage for confiscated property and a kitchen. A bridge from the jail to the courtroom, separate entrances from Main and Latrobe streets, brick with stone foundation, high secure bars, steam heating, and a future expansion path are outlined. The project aims for completion before January 1, 1928 with over $100,000 allocated.

Taylor County Wil- Actus Main Street Latrobe Street Court House Countty

Carnegie Steel judgment affirmed by appellate division

The New York appellate division affirmed the February 1926 judgment in favor of Carnegie Steel Company in a suit brought by John B. McNulty as assignee of the Pressed Steel Car Company. He alleged delays in manufacture and delivery of a large batch of plates dating back to 1926.

New York Supreme Court Today Carnegie Steel Company John B. McNulty Pressed Y Steel Car Company Enit

Yunnan Province in Throes of Civil Strife

Peking reports Yunnanfu, capital of Yunnan, embroiled as militarians clash over a successor to Governor Tung Chi Yoo who recently died. Foreigners including United States Consul Jacobs and several American missionaries are temporarily isolated, though the fighting is deemed not serious and purely evasive.

Peking Tie Yunnanfu Yunnan Tndo China Tung Chi Yoo United States Jacobs

Miner Grover Small Critical After Bear Mountain Mine Accident

Grover Small, 35, a miner from Bear Mountain, suffered an unspecified workplace accident yesterday. Admitted to City Hospital in critical condition, an operation to relieve skull pressure was performed, but consciousness has not returned and recovery is doubtful. He recently moved from Pennsylvania and is married. family notified and en route to the bedside.

Grover Small Beareen Te Te Bear ‘Mountain Pennsylvania

Ambassador Sheffield Denies Resignation in Washington

Ambassador Sheffield, in Washington for discussions on Mexico, declined to discuss Mexican issues after meeting at the state department and stated he has not resigned. Secretary Kellogg confirmed the remark as Sheffield had not yet resigned. He plans to visit President Coolidge at his summer camp and then sail to Europe for a vacation.

Washington Sheffield Mexico ‘City State Department Kellogg Mexico President Coolidge Europe

Travelers Elect New Officers of District

Clarksburg reports that Foland of Bluefield was elected grand counsellor for the coming year at the 33rd annual United Commercial Travelers convention for the jurisdiction of West Virginia Virginia Kentucky Maryland and the District of Columbia. Other officers include Englehardt of Cumberland Maryland grand junior counsellor Eudicott of Winchester Kentucky grand post counsellor George L Brown Lexington Kentucky grand secretary Tax Maccorkle Elkins grand treasurer Fergus Bowman Roanoke Virginia grand conductor George Williams Lexington Kentucky grand page and John P Hurley Clarksburg grand sentinel Brown was re elected grand secretary for the 31st consecutive time Norfolk Virginia was selected as the place for next year s convention.

Clarksburg Foland Bluefield United Commercial Travelers West Virginia Virginia Kentucky Maryland District of Columbia W.M. Englehardt Cumberland L. B. Eudicott Winchester George L. Brown Lexington Tax Maccorkle Elkins Fergus Bowman Roanoke George Williams Grand Page John P. Hurley Grand Sentinel Brown Norfolk

Chang Tso Ling Accepts Dictatorship in Northern China

In Peking today the alliance announced that Marshal Chang Tso Ling has accepted the dictatorship of the Ankuochin, the Northern Chinese alliance. The step marks a decisive shift in the political leadership amid ongoing regional turmoil.

Peking Chang Tso-Lin Ankuochin Northern Chinese Alliance

Speaker’s Outburst Sparks Chiding in Heated Exchange

In a tense scene the crowd vents anger at a local figure described as an unspeakable pig. A derisive exchange continues as officials struggle to regain order after a prolonged grilling lasting over half an hour.

Comren Moore Sued by First National and ING

Court Justice Mullen orders Comren Moore to appear in twelve plays as part of an arbitration term. The company accuses her of failing to appear in seven acts, with potential damages cited at 1 million dollars for extraordinary attainments and public interest surrounding the case.

Comren Moore First National ING Mullen

Lindbergh Likely to Return to College After Flying Career

New York June 17 Lindbergh may go back to college. He left the University five years ago aiming to fly. He told Wisconsin Alumni Association at a New York reception that he hopes to finish his studies soon. He spent two years at Wisconsin with interests centered on flying.

New York Lindbergh Wisconsin Alumnii Assoelt Hotel Roosevelt Wisconsin Mark Tora

New Colorado Flower Writer Miss Edna Traylor Named

Miss Edna Traylor, star writer of the Denver Marmont, was named for a Colorado flower as Ming Columbine. She served as official representative of Governor Adams and Mayor Stapleton on the Union Pacific railway steeple trip, traveling to Chicago to present the flower and a Colorado state bag to Mayor Thompson.

Denver Ming Colmbine Edna Traylor

Wapan to Send Dolls 5d to American Children

Tokyo reports the International Children's Friendship Association of Japan will ship fine Japanese dolls to American school children before Christmas. The dolls, costing about 90,000 yen, will be funded by one yen per child in public schools. Production overseen by the educational department.

Tokyo Japan America International’ Childrens’ Friendship Association of Japan Saat the Educational Department Hae

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