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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1929
Page
2
An elder muses on charm and mothers and daughters as Enid resists her mother's polished image. The piece urges gentle guidance to let a young woman grow her own appeal while avoiding harsh comparisons and early judgments.
Radio listings show WEAF and W47 schedules with programs from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM including Bob Pollack Orchestra World Today Choristers Gypsies Sousa Empire Builders Opera Phillips Spli t al ny s Orchestra Baseball Scores Roxy and His Gang Hugo Mariani Concert Or chhestra Real Folks Sketch Moment Musicale Larry Sky Slumber Music.
The state road from Elkins to Parsons will be open within three weeks. The three mile Porterwood to Moore stretch is being cemented and needs 15 to 20 days to set. The route will create a direct hard road to Tucker county, a about three hours drive. A road opening celebration will be held by Randolph and Tucker counties when the route starts.
London June 17 report says Prime Minister Macdonald refused Leon Trotzky permission to enter Great Britain after his recent request. The former Russian war chief remains barred from travel.
A national conference on health education opens in Sayville New York June 17 to 21 led by the American Child Health Association presided by Mr Hoover. Leaders from elementary secondary and teacher training divisions assemble to standardize health materials and methods for schools nationwide.
Knights of Columbus prepare for the August supreme convention in Milwaukee drawing 25 000 councils and a 650000 member corps from the United States and possessions. The organization started by Michael J McGivney in New Haven and Paris now funds war relief and disaster aid while educating Americans and promoting member development with extensive correspondence programs.
Dawes announces negotiations are planned at Le Bourget France. In London General Booth former Salvation Army cadet dies. In Hongkong water shortage grows more serious. Yellow Bird completes flight from Old Orchard Maine to Le Bourget.
We acknowledge the sympathy and kindness shown during our recent bereavement. Thanks to those who assisted with the service and floral tribute. Special thanks to Rev L E Bailey and the choir of the M B Church Prantytown Wesley Sinsel and Family.
The Philippines influence led to reducing American paper money size by one third. The 1927 decision, supported by treasury and engraving offices, aims for easier handling, better storage, and significant savings estimated at about $2 million per year. Distribution plans include federal reserve banks and branch banks distributing new bills while retiring old ones.
The Dawes discussion on disarmament between the United States and Great Britain is informal yet satisfactory. He plans to reference the subject at Pilgrim's dinner and Lossiemouth as the start of negotiations, with hopes for wider naval cooperation. He declined to share public results of talks with Prime Minister MacDonald, saying he is neither hopeful nor despairing.
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