Public bed in City Hospital and health nurse plan eyed by club
The Twentieth Century Woman's Club voiced support for maintaining a public bed at City Hospital and for a full-time public health nurse in cooperation with Taylor County Court and the city of Grafton. They discussed furthering these projects with definite action soon and also considered advertising for Grafton and adding at least one kindergarten in the public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Woman's Club
A. J. Torrey
Taylor County Court
City of
Grafton
Personal notes from Fairmont and Weston visits
Miss Lela Lowe visits Miss Mary Rose Kennedy in Fairmont while Mary Rose returns home to Palemont after a few days with Miss Lila Lowe in Leonard street. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Furey and son Billy visit Mr. Furey’s parents in Weston. Mrs. Dorothy Wickering of Weton hosts Mrs. C. S. Ebert on the Northwestern Turnpike. Mrs. H. H. Wallerand and Miss Iva Powell depart to attend the United Brethren Christian Endeavor Convention in Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pascal Sacs
Useverand
Ohio
Kenneth Ja
Lela Lowe
Mary Rose Kennedy
Fairmont
Cobs
Grafton
W. P. Furey
Billy
Furey
Weston
Palemont
Lila Lowe
Leonard Street
Dorothy Wickering
Weeton
C. S
Night in June planned by Elks blends music and dance
The Fairmont Clarksburg and Grafton Elks lodges plan A Night in June at Valley Inn on the Grats ton Clarksburg pike on Thursday evening June 20. The evening features the Elks Harmony Entertainers a 16 member Clarksburg orchestra. Novelty dance numbers and popular song hits by well known singers will add to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Rebekah Lodge
Adamston
Grafton
McCullough
Belington Lodge
Fred A. McFarland
Claksburg Lodge
Fairmont
Clarksburg
Elks
Valley Inn
Gratston-Clarksburg Pike
Elks Harmony Entertainers
Bill
Two Injured In Auto Crash Near Bernholdt Curve
Kenneth Baxter and Vivian Henderson, both of Graf ton and nearby, were seriously injured when their car side-swiped a telephone pole on the Bern holdt curve early Sunday. Baxter suffered a severely injured arm while Henderson was listed in serious condition at City Hospital after the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Baxter
Vivian Henderson
Grafton
Bernholdt Curve
Haxter
Miss Henderson
Police report on injured individuals in city incident
Officers Wallace Henderson and Earl C. Demoss investigated yesterday and found Miss Henderson and Baxter both seriously injured but classified as victims of slight wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Wallace Henderson
Earl C. Demoss
Taylor County Trade Board Delayed Meeting
The Taylor County Board of Trade meeting is postponed due to a delay in receiving the charter from the secretary of state. Acting secretary Karl J. Nuzum announced the setback after a conference with O. E Wyckoff. Charter wrinkles will be ironed out and officers to be elected next week. The board has 125 affiliated members, who will receive letters with the new time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County Board of, Trade
Karl J. Nuzum
O. E B.wyckoff
R. M. Parrish
Nuzum
Trade Board
Waters Leaves Local Grocery Firm for Morgantown Venture
John R. Waters, after five years with Pugh Waters Grocery Company in Grafton, retires to start a similar business in Morgantown with his son Robert. The exit, effective July 1, 1929, prompts regret as the community loses a leader in church and civic affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Waters
Joseph A. Pugh
Pugh-Waters
Morgantown
Robert Waters
University City
Waters
Grafton
Oklahoma House Considers Censure of Mrs Hoover
Oklahoma City June 18 A resolution censuring Mrs Her bert Hoover wife of the president for entertaining Mrs Oscar De Priest wife of a Negro congressman from Illinois at a White House tea will be considered today in the state house. Introduced yesterday by Ferman Phillips 21 youngest member of the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Herbert Hoover
Oscar DePriest
Congress
Fromllinois
White House
Oklahoma House of Representatives
Ferman Phillips
Union News announces Mouser successor Brock at Independence store
Clyde B Mouser resigns as manager of the Union News Company branch at the Baltimore and Ohio station, announcing George Brock will succeed him and open a store in Independence soon. Mouser spent twenty years at the Grafton Sentinel as a versatile pressman and editor, with broad experience in printing and mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde B. Mouser
Union, News Company
Baltimore and Ohio
George Brock
Independence
Mouser
Grafton Sentinel
the Sentinel
Oday
Hoover rejects sign of Young reparations plan
President Hoover announced that the United States will not sign the Young reparations plan from the Paris experts conference. Since the U.S. is not a party, no congressional approval is needed for the plan. Congress must decide only on authority to reduce Rhine army cost claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
United States
Paris
Congress
Seven Die as Neat Wave Drowns Seven in Vienna
A deadly Neat wave strikes Vienna on June 18 leaving seven dead and 838 prostrated. Rescue teams and local officials coordinate relief efforts as casualties rise and authorities assess the incident's cause and scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Ambition and Affection in New York Society
June report from New York sketches youths chasing fortune and landing in city pits while shaping careers at Columbia and in advertising. A Park Avenue tale shows a dog ride turning into a limousine exchange. Charity work by Catherine Mayo and Miss Moyca Newell supports apprentice seamen at Chelsea Hotel with royal visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbia University
Magazine
Catherine Mayo
India
Misa Mayo
Chelsea Hotel
Miss Mayo
M. Moyca Newell
Officers Seek Miner in Double Murder
In Sutton West Virginia police pursue Taylor Lane a miner and watch repairman formerly of Widen Clay county as a person of interest in the murder of Jefferson Harris and his wife aged 65 and 63 at Laurel Run on November 28 1837. Brothers William and Frente Owens are held after a statement led to the arrest of the other. Lane reportedly worked at Widen until about a month ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
W. Va
Taylor Lane
Widen
Clay County
Jefferson L. Harris
Laurel Run
William
Frente Owens
Lane
Hunger strike inmate in jail as officials weigh force-feeding
John Max, held in Bellaire, is on the fourth day of a hunger strike. Police say he was arrested last week after confessing to burning his home. Officials consider methods to force-feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire
John Max
Atlanta Man Fatally Hurts Wife and Neighbor Then Surrenders
In Atlanta on June 18 Bam F Atkenabot shot and fatally wounded his wife and neighbor Boyd Hunter in his kitchen. He surrendered to police claiming a wrecked home drove the act. Authorities investigate motive and context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Bam F
Atkenabot
Boyd Hunter
Wax Ladies Censor Chicago Display Windows
Chicago authority orders wax display figures to smile rather than frown as customers dislike haughty poses. International display men argue public resents high hat style in window mannequins showing latest fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mwax
International Association of Display Men
Garmenta
Raspberry Roll Recipe and Crime Roundup
A damaged clipping blends a fruit roll recipe with a jagged crime summary. The recipe lists flour sugar raspberries and spices with oven timing while the crime notes reference a slaying, an investigation at Ohio State University, and statements from federal and state officials amid a Roanoke conference.
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Woman's Club
City Hospital
Goral
Maylor
W. C. Byers
C. M. Price
Ellison
John Morrison
Sycamore Street
Louden
Joseph Gerkin
George Rendle
Elizabeth
Goff McElroy
Margaret
Herbert Louden
Fraley
Robert
FE. M. Louden
Edward
Richard
Harry Louden
Phylis Ann
Jean
Donald
Thomas
Ralph Shaw
Maxine
Newark
Margaret Lowden
The
Hospital Association
J. B. Leamon
East Washington Street
Lenda-Hand
Presbyterian Church
Ada Strauss
Walnut Stret
Betsy Rossa
Betsy Ross
Jed W. Robinson
McGraw Avenue
Wheeling
Dessie Gough
Wheeling Chamber of Commerce
Boys In Blue
Rotary
Kiwanis
Jacob N. Yates
Ohio Valley General Hospital
Portland
Robinson
Quota Club
Friend's Place
Pearl Mason
Anna Heflin
Genevieve Jackson
Dorothy Wicking
Wes*ton
Rhea Fisher
Margaret Louden
C. C. Lambert
Philippi
Jessie Corbin
Herbert L. Robinson
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
H. B. Shaffer
Pruntytown
Col Sor
Sella Corbin
Shaffer
Phoebe May
Sommerset
Penna
Minnie la Rue
Esther
Louise
Kenneth
Newburg
W. Boyd Street
Hael Atlas Glass Company
Taapheak
U.S
B. F. Poe
Fairmont- Grafton
Pugh
Florence Poe Donahue
Blueville
Hiller’s
Furniture Store
W. Main St
Burton & Randolph
Woolworth’s
Union News
Sentinel
Cloverbloom
Richard Massock
Park Avenue
Little 2A
Zizi
Mumsie
Manhattan
Ritzmore
Max
WAX Ladies
Alexander
Gonge
Des
Lamb
Vermont
Coles Lamb
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Columbus
Hix
United Trct
Bartels
James H St
Jbut
D. Phillip
Ohio St
John Chester
Sas
Phillips
Snook
Chester
Fey
Ji Leve
Flasnes
Treaimpipi
Antismith Mendict
Roanoke
Howie Williams
Jcratic
Wis
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