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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1926

Page

2

Grafton Boosters Club Organized For Community Progress

A new Boosters Club in Grafton is formed with a board of directors led by Jon W. Angle as president. The group plans to advance community projects, fund operations through modest member dues, and hold regular and public meetings to discuss and delegate duties for town improvements.

Clio Adling Tygarts Var Beatize L Gnv Jon W. Angle R. M. Parrish A Leuthardt I B. Watkins Starry Murray Seargeant-At C. E. Wyckoff Guy D. Haywond M.P. Anender G. T. Bartlett Charley Warder Howard H. Holt B. W. Auvul Board of Formul Jintertrand Grafton Houlder

Palace Studio Film Order Prompted By Deadline

Kodak lovers are urged to finish their mime project with a 6 o'clock deadline. Films work here and can be obtained at Palace Studio located on Palace Street.

Kodak Lovers Palace Studio

Loars Attend Sunday Meet In Clarksburg

Grafton photographers W R Loar L J Loar and Mr and Mrs Demoss attended the Mononghela Valley Photographers Association session at Clarksburg last Sunday. The group met at the studio of president Mise Mable M Ticke then drove to Englewood Country Club for the business meeting with a home portraits focus and a talk on composition by A H Dunn of Eastman Kodak. An orchestra program followed and dinner was served. Attending members included numerous Clarksburg, Buckhannon and Weston residents.

W. BR. Lou J. J. Loar Demons Grafton Mononghela Valley Photographers Association Clarksburg Mise Mable M. Tickle Englewood Country Club A. H. Dunn Eastman Kodak Company W. R. Loar L. J. Loar Demoss Gratton Angel Eisner W. F. Johnson Amy Ingles Pawl Hempsterd Rufus Ogden Floyd Sayres Othello Tyrart P. Flanagan W. H. Flinn Kaney Long Miss Bickle Josephine McAvol Mra. Shobe Young Buckhannon L. Goff Adt Ellis Kadubaugh Weston W. N. Malone Brooks Pf.hart Arthur G. Cox O. J. ‘Nay Shinnston Guy Menear Lloyd Sattel Philippi Luther Cole

Calvin Moore Dies in Grafton At 53

Calvin C. Moore a skilled carpenter of Grafton died early today at his Knottsville pike home after months of ill health from liver cancer. He was born October 25, 1872 and would have been 54. Survived by his widow and six children Pauline Justine Maxine Ansel Carl and Otto.

Calvin C. Moore Grafton Knottsville Pike Mr. Moore Pauline Justine Maxine Ansel Carl Otto

Elaine Hammerstein June Bride Funeral Service

Funeral services for Elaine Hammerstein will be held Friday at 2 30 PM from her home with the Knights of the Ky Kluy Klan in charge. Rev L A Britton and Rev T E Galnor will officiate, with interment in Bluemont cemetery. Bartlett Piner al Company directed the services and burial. several local contractors and firms listed with substantial sums connected to the event. The Grafton delegation met with state officials in Charleston, receiving courtesy and assurances on a federal aided road project, and Governor Gore hosted them at the governor's mansion.

Knights of the Ky Kluy Klan L. A. Britton T. E. Galnor Bluemont Cemetery Bartlett Pineral Company

Fairmont road grading contract awarded in Taylor county

Taylor county boosters report the letting of the seven mile grading and draining project on the Graf ton and Fairmont road. Leach & Corder of Philippi submit the accepted bid at 71748.40, with lower offer from Price Construction Co. of Huntington rejected for reasons not disclosed. Officials emphasize bidder qualification and equipment, with bids on thirteen projects read in Charleston. The Grafton delegation anticipates contract signing by week’s end and completion of work toward a first class state standard hard surface next year.

J. H. Hood Huntington Marshall Gillooly Co Buckhannon Monongahela Construction Co Fairmont L. Cavin & Co Charleston Keeley Construction Co Clarksburg Paul S. Horner & Co Phillips & Withers Echols Construction Co Cass W. Va James J. Allen Mannington Ferguson Bros. Co Shinnston Grafton Suddarth Thos H. Cather C. E. Wyck Commie Fairmont “Pike Let Taylor County Trogan Harry Abbott Taylor Couty Havin Leach & Corder Philippi Price Construction Co Amm Rogers & Shumway Worthing Gabro Construction Co Philip

Taylor County Court Holds Special Meet

The Taylor county court convened a special session this afternoon to review license applications for state permits including pool rooms drug stores soft drink stands cigars and tobaccos. County clerk Frank Bennett announced the 1926 licenses expire July 1 and noted many businesses pending decisions.

Taylor County Court Frank Bennett Bennett

Owners Inc Seeks AI Text Generation Trademark

Owners Inc files an application to register a trademark for AI text generation and related services. The filing outlines the scope of protection and identifies the company as the applicant, detailing intended branding use and product offerings.

Grafton Notes Include Visitors, Travel, and Local Events

Local residents host and visit relatives in nearby cities, with many names and occupations listed. Notable mentions include Leo Mambere from Lancaster Ohio, Madeline Shackleford, J K Petty of Gillette Safety Razor, Rotarians heading to Elkins, and Paul Miller of Greensburg attending his brother George Miller's funeral. Public figures like Miss Rose Marie Folio and Rosemary Dolan noted, along with upcoming speeches by Rev L A Britton and Dr C R Baker in Clarksburg.

Leo Mambere Lancaster Ohio Madeline Shackleford Maple Avenue Hasrone Clarksburg Neal Heflin Grafton J. K. Petty Gillette Safety Razor Company Bennette Finzel Mount St. Agnes College Mt. Washington Baltimore Mrs. Mobley Key~ Ser Rose Marie Folio Nick Idoni Fairmont Jimmie Murphy C. E. Spencer Guy Ringler H. N. Weaver James Proudfoot B. G. White H. G. Murphy Charles DeMoss Ralph Lake Squire L. C. Haymond Red Devers Kenneth Dadisma William Whetsell Clark Morgan Charles Keener Grafton Racing

Woman Killed In Incar Wreck Near Coal Mountain

Mrs Althea Elizabeth Bowden of Huntington was killed when the car she rode in slipped back over an embankment on the Huntington Charleston Road near Coal Mountain. Mrs Chester L Whitney, driver from Huntington, escaped injury. The car had been used while awaiting repairs at a Charleston sales agency.

Charleston W. Va Althea Elizabeth Bowden Huntington Coal Mountain Huntington Charleston Road Cowden Chester L. Whitney

Luxurious Garments Show Fashion for Elegant Occasions

Luxurious garments for extraordinary occasions fill the showings of smart shops and leading dressmakers. The features include feather trimmed robes, elaborate gowns worn by stars, feathered wraps, lace hems, and evening pajama gowns. Jewelry trends emphasize crystal pieces, black accents with color touches, long pearl necklaces, and slim bracelets with cabochon stones.

Milady Jane Winton Patsy Rath Miller Europe

Fatal Crash Claims Huntington Woman C W Cowden

In a crash the car rolled backward over the bank, the front wheels ran over the body, breaking her collarbone and causing internal hemorrhage. Mrs. Cowden, 40, wife of C. W. Cowden of Huntington, an auto sales employee, was the mother of one child.

Infant Dies At Grafton City Hospital

An infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thomas died quietly this morning at Grafton City Hospital. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Thursday at Mt. Pleasant with Rev. L. A. Britton officiating. Bartlet Funerals Company in charge. Interment in Mt. Pleasant cemetery.

Grafton City Hospital Ralph Thomas Mt. Pleasant Rev. L. A. Britton Bartlet Funerals Company

New Cocaine Alternative Found in Germany

A new synthetic substitute for cocaine, totokain, has been discovered in Germany. It can be used as a local anaesthetic and is prepared from intermediates in artificial rubber production.

Germany

Political Announcements for Taylor County Candidates

John A. Springer of Flemington announces candidacy for the House of Delegates in the Republican primary on August 3, 1926 and seeks Republican support in Taylor County. James C. Holt nominates for Circuit Court Clerk in Taylor County at the August 3, 1926 primary, asking voters for support and noting party selection. Thomas W. Prohard announces candidacy for Clerk of the Circuit Court in Taylor County, subject to Republican primary voters on August 3, 1926.

House of Delegates Taylor County John A. Springer Flemington W. Va House of Delega J Republcan James C.holt Circuit Court Thomas W. Prohard

Payne Announces Candidacy for County Clerk GOP Nomination

Chas H Payne announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for the office of Clerk of the County Court in Taylor County. He asks Republican voters for support in the primary election set for August 2, 1926.

Ross seeks Republican nomination for Taylor County Commissioner

VOR COUNTY COURT commis SIONER Subject to the will of the voters expressed by a majority of Republicans at the Primary Election August 3 1926 I am a candidate for the nomination for the office of Commissioner of the County Court of Taylor County for the term January 1927 to December 1933 The support of all voters is appreciated and solicited John M Ross Flemington West Virginia

VOR T Am Taylor County John M. Ross

Local Officials Seek Re-Election in August Primary

A small town notice announces candidacies for county school superintendent, county clerk, and House of Delegates on the Republican ticket. Dellett Newson seeks re election as superintendent, Frank Bennett seeks re nomination as county clerk, and T B Carrico runs for delegates. The August 3 1926 primary is noted as the decision point for all races.

Pilson Seeks Republican Nomination for Circuit Clerk

Wilford H. Pilson announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for the office of circuit clerk. He asks for the voters support at the primary to be held August 3, 1926, and appeals to the electorate to back his bid.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Boosters Club ORC. OF C Engle Bere Wening Inc M.C. A Loars Valley Calvin Moore Knottsville Elaine Hammerstein June Bride Morni Board of Education Department of Education The Sentinel Tal Engle Centleman Hit Hig Ap Tal Von 10Th Leopinquisiie Caine Arthur Hammerstein James W. Kays Los Angeles Hollywood State Road Commission Fairmont Grafton Pike Owners Inc Mme. Lisbeth Chas, H. Payne T. B. Carrico Wilford H. Pilson
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