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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1938

Page

3

Ladies Aid meeting and West Virginia Pioneer visit

The Blueville M E Church Ladies Aid was entertained by Mrs Gans and Mrs Georgia at her home with 26 members and visitors attending. Ruth Withers led devotion. Edna Rogers and Ethel Lucas directed the social program and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Dora Fuvil and Mrs Mabel Brown. Separately, Ira Marquess and others attended the fifth annual West Virginia chapter meeting of Telephone Pioneers of America at Oglebay Park. a luncheon followed with afternoon recreation including swimming, golf, bridge, tennis, and other amusements. The Drum and Bugle corps visited Central Playground with a large audience. Mary Anna Grow led the program and children and adults enjoyed the event at the playground run by Mrs Kitty Gill.

Lapres Aid Ladies Aid Society of Blueville Dora ‘Fuvil Mabel Brown Will Ira Marquess Harry Baxter James Latta Lena Gerkin West Virginia Chapter of Telephone Pioneers of Oglebay Park GW. Thrall Sons of the American Legion Ance Kitty Gill Mary Anna Grow Tad N. i Nnmerested

Social calendar events for June around Red Wing area

June calendar notes list several club and church gatherings. The Red Wing club hosts at 76 Lincoln Street at 7 30 p m. Royal Neighbors No 3996 meet monthly in W F W hall. Quota club dinner at Cozy Rest 6 15 p m. Woman's Missionary Society hosts book review luncheon June 21 at 12 30 p m at First Church. Other church circles hold gatherings June 21 22 and 28 with various venues and timings.

Red Wing Club L. H. Greenwald Lincoln Street Royal Neighbors of America No. 3996 W. PF W. Hall Quota Club Royal Neighbors No. 3996 W. F. W. Hall Woman's Missionary Society of Th First Church of Christ General Aid Society of Andrews Church First Presbyterian Church Z. L. Dean Kennedy Street First Baptist Church John Hardie West Main Street

Mary Warden Admitted After Emergency Appendectomy

Mary Warden daughter of Dr Mary Warden was admitted to City hospital Saturday night for emergency appendectomy. Mr and Mrs J C Everett and daughter Betty Mr and Mrs W Phillips and son Walter and Bessie Hartman and Yaughters Louise of Fairmont were guests of Mrs Fred Pitzer and Mrs Maude Paliher Knotts Avenue Sunday. Mr and Mrs Tra Marquess were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Headlager at Washing Lena Gerkin was the guest of her sister Mrs W E Freeman of Kim Grove over the week

Mary’ Warden Paul P. Warden J. C. Everett Betty W. Phillips Walter Bessie Hartman Louise Fairmont Fred Pitzer Maude Paliher Knotts Avenue Tra Marquess

Local family visits span several states

Mrs Anna Sinclair and daughter Anna Maxine of West Main Street have returned home after a week visiting relatives in Columbus and Springfield Ohio. Mr and Mrs William R Jones and son Edwin of Middletown Indiana visit H E Martin Addison Street Mississippi. Pauline Rowe and Don Lee Rowe return Saturday from a two week visit with relatives in Huntington. Bobby Yoho son of A V Yoho of Maple Avenue Teron undergoes mastoid operation at City Hospital Monday morning. Cuppett daughter of Victor Cappett of Durbin Street has tonsils removed at City Hospital Monday morning.

Anna Sinclair Anna Maxine West, Mainstret Columbus Springfield Ohio William R. Jones Edwin Middletown Indiana Jones H. E. Martin Addison Street Pauline Rowe Don Lee Rowe Huntington Bobby Yoho Maple Avenue Teron City Hospital Morrie Cuppett Victor Cappett Durbin Street

Car Turns Over Injures No One In Route 77 Crash

George Stanke six of Rosemont reported Sunday night to state police that his automobile turned over on the wet road of route 77 but he was not hurt. The car was considerably damaged.

George Stanke Rosemont Stanke

Murders Estranged Wife Then Shoots Self in Dayton

In Dayton on June 20 Clarence Wolff, 56, boarded a street car with his estranged wife Jennie Wolff, 39, a four week separation. He fatally shot her and then killed himself, dying two hours later, according to Acting Police Chief O E Greger.

Dayton Jennie Clarence Wolff O. E. Greger Wolff

Barclay on Bridge Authority and a Famous Hand

Shepard Barclay analyzes a bridge deal where North opens 1 Spade South rebids 1 No Trump North 2 Clubs South 2 Diamonds North 3 No Trumps South leads a heart. East covers a diamond, declarer wins and winds up trapped if defenders play differently, illustrating timing and card placement.

Pheaser South Paread North

Bridge problem from GN 10 with overruffed club lead

The deal shows Dealer West, East-West vulnerable. After losing two club tricks, an overruffed club, and a heart den being led, determine how North should defend to gain advantage. If responder can set up plate and timing, consider ruffing with remaining honors and leveraging entries.

Japan warns foreign powers as China war scope widens

Tokyo circulated a warning to embassies that the China wars may expand greatly. It urged evacuations from the Yellow River area and a line east of Sian Ichang Hengyans, plus marking and reporting foreign property. Diplomats see it as signaling wider Japanese campaigns beyond the outlined region.

Tokyo Japan China Harushige Nagaka Yellow River Sian Ichang Hengyans Ugaki

Mayor Shields Freed on Bail in Bribery Case

Johnstown, Pa June 20 Mayor Daniel J Shields pleaded innocent at an alderman hearing on bribery extortion and malfeasance charges and was held for grand jury action under 2500 dollar bond County Detective John F Carroll filed the charges in relation to financing a special law and order force during last summer Little Steel strike Councilman Fulton J Connor also pleaded innocent with a 2000 dollar bond

Johnstown Daniel J. Shields John F. Carroll Fulton J. Connor

Officials Waive Hearing In Corruption Case

Both men waived hearing before Alderman J. Alvin Reese and were released on bail. Their cases move to the next term of court in September. The indictment alleges extortion and illegal fees. Carroll alleges the mayor received 36,499.50 donated by Bethlehem Steel. Connor was charged with handling the first 25,000 of this sum.

J. Alvin Reese Commonwealth Carroll Bethlehem Steel J Company Connor

Kennedy Not Seeking Post in 1940

U S ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy denied any bid for the 1940 Democratic presidential nomination while aboard the Queen Mary returning from Europe. He said a bid would breach faith with President Roosevelt and planned to meet the president at the White House to report on economic and political observations. He discussed devaluation and warned that if the United States devalued other nations would follow, adding that the era of devices is gone.

New York Joseph P. Kennedy U. S Court of St. James Europe Harbor Jimmy Roosevelt Roosevelt Kennedy White House Joseph Jr Harvard University Boston James Roosevelt United States England France

West Virginia birth and inaugural memory recounted

Charleston dispatch recalls the 1862 inauguration of West Virginia first governor Arthur Boreman and the restored Virginia government, noting June showers and a quiet anniversary in 75 years of statehood. It details a procession past Linsly Institute, crowds on streets and rooftops, and early speeches by Boreman and Pierpont amid the era’s Virginia restoration context.

Charleston Wheeling Arthur J. Foreman West Virginia Wheeling Intelligencer Holt James Price Virginia Greenbrier County Intelligencer Linsly Institute Francis H. Pierpont

Jews Targeted as Berlin Publishes Anti Jew Posters

In Berlin a fresh purge hits Jews with raids and storefront vandalism. Aryan grocers refuse Jewish customers as red We don't sell to Jews posters appear on shops. White Aryan shop signs and Nazi flags surface in Weissensee and Kurfuerstendamm amid fear and intimidation.

Berlin West End Ben

Poor Move to Public Park in Cleveland

In Cleveland on June 20, two women and four children sought shelter in a public park pavilion as emergency relief funds ran out. Mrs Emima Kruis and Mrs Jessie Ferguson faced dire need, with only bread and jam and few belongings, prompting Mayor Haroki H Burton to convene his cabinet to pursue a policy until the state legislature acts.

Cleveland Lake Erie Shore City Relief Fund Emima Kruis Jessie Ferguson Haroki H Burton Burton

Bluefield Plans Band Contest for Fourth of July

W. E. Smith, chairman of Bluefield's Fourth of July celebration, announced bands from two states will compete in a contest featuring the observance.

Bluefield W. E. Smith

Beckley Centennial Parade and Coronation Night

Beckley marked its centennial with a gala pageant and parade drawing visitors, highlighting pioneers’ handicraft and city history. Miss Betty Morgan, descendant of founder General Alfred Beckley, was to be crowned queen by Attorney General Clarence W. Meadows, with a coronation ball to follow as Governor and National Masterial Association guests were slated for Tuesday events.

Bsiness Associates

Lions Club Convention Opens in Clarksburg

In Clarksburg on June 20, West Virginia Lions clubs began their convention with the induction of Dewey Wass of Harrisville as district governor and John Lowther of Harrisville as secretary-treasurer. Club presidents and secretaries held a luncheon while delegates met in a separate session led by Fred B Déem of Clarksburg.

Clarksburg West Virginia Lions Dewey Wass Harrisville John Lowther Fred B. Déem

Flight By Schmeling Is Opposed By Jacobs

Speculator New York June 20 Max Schmeling received a fiery wire from promoter Jacobs who forbids the German from flying to New York tomorrow with Dick Merrill trainer and close friend. Schmeling indicated he would like to make the flight but Jacobs says the venture is too risky and insists on staying by plane.

N. Y Max Schmeling Mikel Jacobs New York Dick Merrill Max Downy Max

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