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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1938

Page

8

Reed Subject to Court Edict in Grafton Divorces Case

Reed is restrained by a Taylor county circuit court injunction from disposing of money or assets and from selling or transferring property or harming his automobile or real estate. Myrtle Le Reed filed for divorce on Thursday alleging desertion and cruelty. Judge Herbert W. Bent issued the order as part of the divorce proceedings with attorney James G. Holt. Reed, a veteran postal clerk, retains William P. Samples as counsel. Bail hearings for Reed and family were continued for one week before Magistrate Knabenshue.

Reed Postal Savings West Grafton Myrtle le Herbert W. Bent Taylor County James G. Holt Courtrder B. O First National Bank of Grafton Postal Savings Bank Hat Reed William P. Samples A. B. Knabenshue Justice

Friend Dies In Tragedy Near Baltimore Railroad Worker Father

The report details injuries to Hooton and family members following a fatal accident. Bobby Shaw, daughter of Robert E Shaw and Ethel Pier Shaw, was born 1916 in Grafton. Survived by parents, one brother Rex, and two sisters Mary Jane Lawson and Lloyd Kuhn. Funeral set for 2:30 p.m. Sunday at 121 St John Street with Rev. Gordon L Withers officiating. Burial in Bluemont Cemetery under G. T. Bartlett. Trooper Lanham said no inquest planned, tragedy viewed as accidental and unalleged responsibility.

Peck Hooton Baltimore Bobby Shaw St. John Street Olaf Mary Jane) Lawson Mary Jane Taare Reesor Grafton Robert E Ethel Pier Shaw Baltimore and Ohio Rex Shaw Olaf Lawson Lloyd Kuhn Grafton High School First Baptist Church Gordon L. Withers Bluemont Cemetery G. T. Bartlett Lanham Kingwood The Sentinel

Mayor Calls for Civic Help to Raise City Funds

The mayor urges every club society and lodge to join a three week drive to raise funds for Pittsburgh's share of hospital and public needs. He asks for pledges and offers to cover cement barrels or dollars, appealing for broad public support to attract government aid.

Pittsburgh

City Mulls Hospital Project With WPA Backing

The city considers a hospital project with Works Progress Administration support and will draft a formal application to file with WPA. The mayor said a $150 check has already been received, intended for new hospital purposes, even before any public subscriptions.

Uhey City Commission Works Progress Administration

WPA Worker Victim of Train Crash Identified in Grafton

Stansberry, a Works Progress Administration worker and native of Grafton born June 12, 1881, died when a locomotive struck him. His body was mangled and hurled 80 feet. he left a widow Lucille Murphy, siblings Silas, Polly, and Ellea. Funeral plans await a brother’s arrival.

Stansberry West Union Grafton McDaniel Shumate Cumberland Division Augustus Stansberry Lucille Murphy Silas Stansberry Washington, Pa Polly Turner Lumberport Ellea Cline Monongah Pentecostal Church Flemington Works] Progress Administration G. T. Bartlet

Assault case set for trial at Latrobe store

Latrobe street second hand store operator M. E. Wilmoth faces a preliminary hearing at 3 pm Friday before Justice of the Peace A. B. Knabenshue on felonious assault charges. Harold H. DeMoss, the complainant, says Wilmoth attacked him with pliers causing head wounds after a dispute over credit. Wilmoth posted 500 dollars bail as he contests the allegations.

M. E. Wilmoth Latrobe Street Justice of the Peace A. B. Knabenshue Harold H. DeMoss Wilmoth Justice Enabenshue Francis L. Warder de- Moss Justice Knabenshue

Baptist Singing Convention Opens in Williamson

The 16th annual West Virginia Baptist singing convention opened today in Williamson. The Rev. E. D. McVea, vice moderator of the Guyan Valley Baptist Association, addressed the first session. The Tug River district reports that Baptist singing conventions also met.

Rhinehart to Speak Welch Mine Rescue Meet

N. P. Rhinehart, chief of the West Virginia Department of Mines, is slated to deliver the principal address at a mine rescue meeting in Welch on June 25.

Former Grafton Boy Graduates in Dentistry

J Robert Conley son of Mr and Mrs James Conley Rainelle has graduated from Creighton University Omaha Neb and is now a Doctor of Dental Surgery He lived here with his parents for years and is a graduate of St Augustine's High School

J. Robert Conley James Conley Rainelle Creighton University Omaha Neb St. Augustine’s High School

Roosevelt Party Invades Nahant for Wedding

The Roosevelt family, led by the president and first lady, arrives near Nahant to attend the wedding rehearsal of John Roosevelt to Anne Lindsay Clark. The president travels aboard the Potomac and is greeted by cheering crowds as preparations proceed at local sites. Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. and EthelDupont Roosevelt join the visit, with rehearsals and social events outlined for the next day.

Nahant Mays Roosevelt John Old Town Potomac Washington Salem Anne Lindsay Clark Boston Elliott John Boettiger Framingham James Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr Ethel Dupont Massachusetts New York John Anne Concord Ledlie Laughling

Congressman Roy Paid In Full For Service

Washington June 12 Rep Alphonse Roy Democrat New York earned 2855.50 per day for seven days served in the house this session Roy, seated June 9 after contesting Arthur B Jenks Republican, found the experience very nice with a slight French accent He was paid for the entire term including the period covered by the article.

Washington Alphonse Roy Roy Arthur B. Jenks

Cline Death Reported After Long Railroad Service

A former railroad employee, who served a decade with the railroad and died later, left Grafton for New York last December after a period in the city. His widow, Eleanor Bolger, is believed to reside in Washington D C, where she is said to have obtained a job.

Oaxe Grafton New York Erie Railroad Eleanor Bol‘ger Wi D.C

Two Officers Found Guilty in Bombing Case

Los Angeles June 17. Captain Arle E. Kynette and Lieutenant Roy J. Allen were found guilty on multiple counts tied to the bombing of private investigator Harry Raymond. Browne was acquitted. Allen faces 1 to life for explosives. Kynette 1 to 20 years for explosives and attempted murder. Appeals planned. Raymond survived the attack.

Los Angeles Harry Raymond Baron Fitts Arle E. Kynette Roy J. Allen Fitt Eugene D. Williams Kynette Allen Fred A. Browne Lieut. Browne Raymond Harry Munson Bhaw

Blessed Are They drama wins first at state convention

The one act religious drama Blessed Are They by Walter E. Butts Jr won the top prize at the State Convention. The cast included He Rot erage Rob aera ie isler Richard Sterling Juanita Richards and Mrs O F Sterling directed by O F Sterling. Attendees included Rev M D Swisher Maude A Bush Irene Wolfe Patty Ann Wolfe F A Hinkins W A Harrison Ruth Moss Mary Jane Poling and Noring. The group visited Beech Bottom Wellsboro and Washington PA before touring the Alexander Campbell mansion near Beth Campbell, a figure in the restoration movement.

M.D. Swisher Maude A. Bush Irene Wolfe Patty Ann. Wolfe F. A. Hinkins W. A. Harrison Ruth Moss Mary Jane. Poling Miss Noring Sterling Old Campbell Beech Bottom Disciples of Christ Wellsboro O. J. Howearth Grafton Washington, Pa Ernest A. Hinkins Alexander Campbell Beth Campbell Restoration Movement America

Officer's Son Shot to Death in Fatal Confrontation

In Chicago during dawn hours, Harold Keen, 23, the son of Patrolman Ernest L. Keen, was killed after a pursuit by seven detectives. Keen, an ex convict, allegedly reached for a weapon triggering gunfire that left him dead and Angeline Keen, 21, his pregnant wife, detained and later told of the shooting. The elder Keen reportedly responded, I knew it must be done.

Chicago Jung Ernest L. Keen Harold Young Keen Herold Angeline Detective Bureau Keen

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