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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1936

Page

3

Poole Engagement in June 3 1936 in Spencer West Virginia

Irene Poole of Grafton to Povelones of Polis, Indiana, to wed June 3 1936 in Spencer West Virginia. Ceremony at the Sergent home with Rev M B Lowe officiating. Bride in pink chiffon organdie, bouquet of Gardenias and pink rosebuds. Groom is a Rose Polytechnic Institute engineer and violinist, employed by the US Bureau of Reclamation. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs. Wade Goff. The couple plan future residence undecided.

Arthur Poole Grafton Irene Povelones Anthony Povelones Sapolis Ind Spencer W. Va Gay Sergent Locust Avenue M. B. Lowe Sergent Wade Goff Herries Springfield Ohio Grafton High School Fairmont State Teachers' College Fairmont Taylor County Beliff Carnegie Institute of Technology Pittsburgh Kappa Delta Phi Ston County Roane County Pove- Tohes Roselytechnic Institute Terre Haute

Four Injured Over Weekend In Grafton City

Over the weekend four people were injured in non serious accidents in Grafton. Teddy Kohli, visiting at 630 Walnut Street, was struck by a Philippi driver near 5:30 pm and treated for minor cuts. Roy Slayton fell from a pier at Grafton Park, sustaining a lacertation above the right eye treated with three clips. Ronald Hines received tetanus serum for a scratch on his right knuckle while working on the Berkeley Run relocation project. Shirley McDaniel, a railroad worker, was cut by a falling timber needing three clips. All remaining hospital patients rest comfortably today.

Grafton City Hospital Teddy Kohli Walnut Street Mr. Smith Philippi Grafton Park Roy Slayton St. Charles Street Ronald Hines Berkeley Run Shirley McDaniel

Huffmans Leave On Tour Of South Pacific Coast

Mr and Mrs J D E Huffman depart Grafton for Birmingham Alabama then motor to Seattle Washington to visit their son C L Huffman En route they plan stops at Yellowstone Park and other sights with fishing in view They expect return to Grafton in August and can be reached after July 10 at American National Insurance Seattle Washington Also notes Neal meets with Col Edwin A Halsey about seating West Virginia delegates at the convention with 500 expected and only 50 tickets available Four men and four women delegates at large get half votes each and two delegates from each of six districts provide the remaining 12 votes All delegates pledged to President Roosevelt

Ifton Sentinel Publishing Com Grafton Printing Company Penic Grounds Cheat River Macomber Mie Sentinel Howard H. Holt Weber Maude Brown James F. Holt James Taft J. S. Palmer W. E. Brown William ©. Shultz William Clay John Moore Danny Harry H. Crooks Jerry Morgan Virginia McDaniel Carlyn Brown Robert W. Bunner June Garrell Harry G Wax “Clark James V. Flanagan Paul Israel Russell Matthews J. D. E. Huffman Birmingham Alabama C. L. Huffman Seattle Washington Yellowstone Park Huffman Huffmans Grafton American National Insurance Company Third Avenue Herbert Fitzpatrick Huntington Neal Edwin A. Halsey West Roosevelt

Wedding Notice for McDaniel-Grafton Paired Residents

The First United Brethren church hosted a ceremony witnessed by the mothers of the bride and groom and a few close friends. Both Mr. and Mrs. McDaniel reside in Grafton and intend to make their home there, marking a forthcoming union in the community.

First United Brethren Church

Local Social Notes from Tean and New Martinsville

Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Miller spent the week in Tean with their son Benjamin Miller and family. Luther Bolyard and family from Blueville visited Manear on Maple Run. Nellie Tucker of Grand street visited New Martinsville. Ann Vance underwent a tonsil operation this morning. Charles Warden, son of Dr. and Mrs. P. P. Warden, was a tonsil patient. Delores Canasso of 531 Walnut street is a surgical patient at City hospital today.

C. V. Miller Tean Benjamin Miller Luther Bolyard Blueville Manear Maple Run Nellie Tucker Grand Street New Martinsville W. Va Ann Vance G.T. Vance Charles Warden Paul P. Warden Delores Canasso Walnut Street

Turkey proposes limited Dardanelles naval access plan

At Montreux Turkey presented a four point plan to end the Dardanelles fortification ban and curb Black Sea warship traffic. The scheme calls for free passage of commercial ships, removal of Lausanne treaty limits on Turkey, a maximum 14 000 ton warship cap per nation in the Black Sea with an overall 28 000 ton cap, and prohibition of submarines.

Montreux Switzerland Turkey Dardanelles Black Sea Tukey

Grand Jury Inquiry Of Police Courts Is Halted

Pittsburgh on June 22 a grand jury investigation into the city police courts was halted after a Philadelphia supreme court petition granted on behalf of Mayor William N McNair stayed the inquiry pending a June 26 hearing Judge Ralph H Smith had ordered the probe to see if felons were avoiding court trials McNair was arrested June 13 for allegedly ordering magistrates to stop police court hearings while investigators collected records He is free on bond.

Pittsburgh Geo. F.P. Langfitt Supreme Court At Philadelphia William N. McNair Ralph H. Smith McNair

Damaged Water Supplies For Cities Is Feared

Charleston June 22 1971 F S Tisdale state sanitary engineer says drought not yet endangering municipal water but three weeks without rain could raise concern. Isolated towns relying on wells face shortages. Cameron Marshall County conserves its supply as larger cities’ plants stand ready to handle drought conditions.

Charleston F.S. Tisdale Tisdale Cameron Marshall County

68 Recommendations For Paroles From State Board

Charleston June 22 A W Garnett secretary to the governor and acting pardon attorney received 63 parole recommendations from the state pardon board after its June 8 and 10 meeting in Moundsville Governor Kump had not yet acted on any cases Garnett said

Charleston A. W. Garnett State Pardon Board Moundsville Garnett Kump

Murder Trials Set In Charleston Court

June 22 report says Malcolm Sophin of Chesapeak and Ivy Rohrig will go on trial today charged with murder. Rohrig is accused of having his wife killed in a case that centers on a fatal act of violence and missing details remain unresolved.

Charleston Malcolm Sophin Chesapeak Ivy Rohrig Rohrig

Edna Lee Boyd Returns From Tour of Capital

Blueville 12 year old Edna Lee Boyd returned home after a day in Charleston as a guest of the West Virginia Department of Public Safety. She won a county contest for an essay on safety and visited the state house with Corporal Fred Strader guiding her. She met the governor and state officials during the tour.

Edna Lee Boyd Blueville Charleston West Virginia State House Fred Strader Clarksburg State Police

Argument Over Traffic Tangle Causes Death in Honolulu

In Honolulu on Saturday night a violent argument over a traffic tangle left Ralph Palmer a San Francisco attorney dead from a fractured skull. Robert Gordon McNamarra, a prominent Honolulu sportsman and captain of detectives John McTates said the brawl occurred in Waikita, and Palmer died last night.

Honolulu Ralph Palmer San Francico Robert Gordon McNamarra John McTates Waikita Palmer

Patrolman Confronts Wandering Pedestrian in Aurora

An unidentified pedestrian, confused and disoriented, approached Patrolman Tony Weeman on High Street in Aurora, IL. He asked directions to 63rd and Halsted in Chicago, insisting he has never been to Aurora and has no intention of going there. The incident ends with the officer verifying the man’s location and attempting to calm the situation.

Aurora Til Tony Weeman 63D Halsted Chicago Auorar Weaman

Duckworth Pays Fine After Quiet Week Endarrest

A. F. Duckworth paid a $5 fine in police court this morning after being arrested for drunkenness. He was the only defendant to appear before Mayor EB. Q. Waugh during one of the quietest weekends of the year.

A. F. Duckworth EB. Q. Waugh Duckworth

Last License Day for County Licenses Announced

County Clerk Frank Bennett announced that June 30 is the final day for all county licenses and urged that all friends obtain licenses for the contemplated compliance.

Frank Bennett

Governor's Daughter Returns From Chicago

The governor's office said Miss Elizabeth Kump has returned to the mansion from Chicago where she had been under treatment. She had been ill for several months.

Charleston Governor's Office Elizabeth Kump Chicago

New Star Dims Near Williams Bay Says Struve

WILLIAMS BAY Wis June 22 The nova or new star in the northeastern sky has faded to half its peak magnitude from Friday night Otto Struve director of Yerkes Observatory reports the nova will likely grow dimmer tonight but should remain visible to the eye for several days

Williams Bay Wis Otto Struve Yerkes Observatory University of Chicago

Petition to Boost Rates Heard by Public Service Commission

The Public Service Commission will hold hearings on the Independent Telephone Co petition to raise rates tomorrow. The Hampshire Hardy county firm seeks a $2 yearly increase on subscriber-owned equipment and rentals.

Charleston Public Service Commission Independent Telephone Co Hampshire-Hardy County Corporation

Field Day 4-H Club Wins Mercer Corn Event at Atlas

Princeton June 22 4-H Brush Fork club Atlas reports the Mercer corn field day winner with a score of 2.685 points.

Princeton Atlas Brush Fork Mercer

Child Injured In Parapet Shop Fall

A heavy instrument toppled by a fall in a blacksmith shop injured Dorothy Hobbs aged 8 as she climbed over the apparatus. Her condition is listed as serious.

Welch Jime Dorothy Hobbs

Share the Wealth Chief Discusses Third Party

New York June 22. Rev Gerald L K Smith a share the wealth movement leader said he would meet tomorrow in Washington with Dr F E Town send Rep William Lemke the new union party's presidential candidate and a representative of Father Charles E Coughlin to discuss the Lemke candidacy He added he had not decided whether to support Lemke nor would the question be determined finally until after the Townsend Smith convention at Cleveland in July Dr Townsend pension plan leader departed for Baltimore Father Coughlin has endorsed Lemke.

New York Gerald L. K. Smith Washington F. E. Townsend William Lemke New Union Party Charles E. Coughlin Lemke Townsend- Smith Cleveland Townsend Baltimore Father Coughlin

Storm warnings lowered as gale weakens over Texas coast

Storm warnings were lifted along the Texas coast as a tropical disturbance veered west-southwest and moved inland about 150 miles south of Brownsville. The gale's force diminished upon reaching land over a barren stretch of the Mexican coast.

Brownsville Tex Texas Here Mexican

Sparklet Syphon Makes Its Own Sparklet Syphon

Handsome economical and convenient new model Sparklet Syphon touted as a perfect mixer for any drink. Finished in highly polished chrome plate and designed to resist tarnish for years. Priced very moderately.

State Caucus selects chair and delegates in primary

Continues from page one with choosing a chairman and state delegates for convention committees. Senator M. M. Neely of Fairmont named chairman after receiving the most votes as delegate-at-large. Lack Tickets is listed as proxy for Dr. Gary Hoge of Lewisburg, newly elected.

M. M. Neely Fairmont Gary Hoge Lewisburg

Wheeta Vitamin E supplement advertised in West Virginia

An old newspaper item promotes Wheeta a Vitamin E concentrate fortified with vitamins A B and G derived from West grains. It claims to restore vitality and vigor, improve mood and skin, and suggests buying at Fountain Drug Store in Grafton West Virginia.

Great West Fountain Drug Store Grafton W. Va

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