Bonafede Rites Held At St Augustine Church
Funeral services for Dominico As Bonafede 61 of Grafton were held at St Augustine Church with Rev M J Hannon and others officiating. Burial in Mt Calvary Cemetery. Surviving are wife Colomba and several siblings in law and relatives. Also funeral for Miss Juanita Utt 18 of Pruntytown held at Pruntytown Baptist Church with burial in Smith Cemetery. Miss Utt survived by father W J Utt and was popular in local youth circles. Beach Jimmy Phelan urged spring practice for UW football squad to ready for next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominico A. Bonapede
Dominico
Bonafede
Graftenmert
St. Augustine Catholic Church
M. J. Hannon
Ecelbrant
P. W. Helsley
St. John’s Italian Church
Clarksburg
B. Hamblin
St. Mary's Hospital
Mt. Calvary Catholic Cemetery
Colomba Bonafede
Thomas C. Bonafede
Plainfield
N. J
Teresina Castellucci
Noepli
Potenza
Italy
Fred
James
John
Laura
Antoinette
Mary Forcello
Juanita
Juanita Att
Pruntytown
Randolph Johnson
Pruntytown Baptist Church
Smith Cemetery
Beach Jimmy Phelan
University of Washington
Glenn Board Hospitalized After Appendicitis Burst
Glenn Board manager of the Grafton Paint Store was stricken with appendicitis Thursday. The appendix burst causing peritonitis. He was hospitalized after illness worsened on Thursday. Surgery removed the appendix and he rests with a fair chance of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Board
Grafton
Paul Warden
Beard
Warder
Warden
Storm Rages Across Ohio Leaving Deaths And Damage
A severe late June storm lashed Ohio from Canfield to Sandusky, with winds up to 120 in the shade at Boulder Dam reports. Ohio cities repaired homes and utilities after extensive damage estimated at two million dollars. The storm killed seven, injured sixteen, and caused electrocution and drowning incidents as floods, fallen trees, and disrupted communications swept the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Sune
Ohio
Lake Erie
Canneaut
Sandusky
Columbus
Severe wind and storm sweep northern Panhandle cities
A violent weather outbreak with heavy rain, high winds, and lightning caused widespread damage across northern West Virginia. Crops suffered, trees and poles were toppled, power outages disrupted lines, and several towns reported damaged homes stations and farms as heat cooled overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Martinsburg
W. Va
Eastern
Hall
Berkley Springs
Hedgesville
Grafton
Monongahela
West Penn Power Company
West Virginia
Taylor County
Beech Street
Power Company
Rivesville
Howesville
Tunnelton
Cheat Lake
Morgantown
Knotts Avenue
Maple Avenue
Clarksburg
Five wounded in capture of crazed man in Jackson
William Rightsell barricaded inside his home and wounded his wife and four men, including Patrolman Claire Tallman who killed Rightsell as he entered the house amid machine gun fire. Four wounded officers and a bystander were hospitalized. the four Rightsell children hid nearby as neighbors said he had been drinking and quarreling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Mich
William Rightsell
Claire Tallman
Tallman
Rightsell
Rightsells
Tour of Africa prize for AA U meet performers
Lincoln Nebraska July 3 4 A two months tour of South Africa is a prize for top finishers at the National A A U track and field championships. A 12 man USA squad will be chosen to compete in seven matches in South African cities. The meet doubles as a showcase for Olympic selection with performances shaping the 1932 US Olympic team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
South Africa
United States
University of Nebraska
Nana
George Spitz
Flushing
N. Y
J. Chetty
Kaufman
Tex
Ivan Fuqua
Brazil
Ind
Ralph Metcalfe
Chicago
Los Angeles A. C
A’ Oe
Olympic Club of
San Fran
Jessup
McDermott
Wykoff
Illiteracy Studied By 20000 Educators In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on June 27 1920 20000 educators studied illiteracy under National Council of Education leadership led by Henry Lester Smith dean of Indiana University School of Education. Smith traced mental growth and debated causes of lack of education emphasizing economic factors and two main types of human relationships constructive and destructive. He urged updating nineteenth century materialism to match twentieth century needs and ideals to improve welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
America
National Council of Education
Henry Lester Smith
School of
Indiana University
Smith
Earth
Utsinger's Barber Shop Redecorated and Expanded
T B Utsinger proprietor of 101 Latrobe Street reports a complete remodeling and repainting of his barber shop. New fixtures and furnishings added. walls repapered cream, ceiling white with black and white border. exterior repainted in red and green. Plan to install a shoe shine stand to complement the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Utsinger
Latrobe Street
Utsinger
Eight Finish Tests in Life Saving Work
Five boys and three girls passed tests Thursday and Friday earning them Red Cross Life Saving Service status and emblems. Seniors John Kunst John Nuzum Arthur Shields William Murray and Harry Fleming will receive emblems in about ten days. Juniors Martha Jane Deegan Helen Moran and Carolyn Rendle joined the junior body, and Nancy Deegan passed the beginners test and wears the emblem for that division. Age limits are juniors 12 to 17 and seniors 17 and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Life Saving Service
Hale Watkins
John Kunst
John Nuzum
Arthur Shields
William Murray
Harry Fleming
Martha Jane Deegan
Helen Moran
Carolyn Rendle
Nancy Deegan
Wfe Saving Service
Mather Denies Steel Merger Contemplated
Cleveland reports claim a merger between Republic Steel and Corrigan McKinney Steel were in progress were denied by William G Mather who stated no negotiations existed He urged tracing the source of the false statement and dismissed the notion as untrue Also noted are summer Red Cross first aid tests and membership drives led by Mr Watkins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
William G. Mieher
Republic Steel Corporation
Corrigan-McKinney Steel Corporation
Mather
Republic
Corrigan- McKinney
Red Cross
Watkins
World Fliers Headed for Khabarovsk Departure
Trans Atlantic fliers Otto Hillig and Jolger Hoitus plan to depart for Khabarovsk in eastern Siberia at 4 a.m. tomorrow following their arrival in Fame Copenhagen. The report notes the ongoing journey across continents and the day’s scheduled takeoff timing amid the international air voyage news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Copenhagen
Otto Hillig
Jolger Hoitus
Copenhagen Yesterday Their Fame Today
They spent the day shopping and paying calls visiting the American legation and newspaper offices and paying respects to Admiral Claude Bloott aboard the U S S Arkansas. A banquet at Town Hall will be presided over by the king's chamberlain and Lord Lieutenant Buelow. An exhibition of fireworks at Tivoli Garden follows tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Legation
Claude Bloott
Arkansas
Town Hall
Chamberlin
Buelow
Tivoli Garden
Salvation Army Holds Large Sunday School Services
The Grafton Salvation Army reports 50 prominent locals attend Sunday school meetings at 2:30 p m with speakers including Principal B G Kuhn and Gusbier W L Thomas Last Sunday Thomas spoke on Temperance About 126 attended the meeting and devotionals Captain W H Arnold notes the aim to support other schools and reach children not attending regular sessions Tomorrow the Army plans a large open air meeting at a Rosemont grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Salvation Army
B. G. Kuhn
Gusbier W. L. Thomas
Thomas
Jon
Temperance
W. H. Arnold
Cleb
Rosemont
New Officers Installed At Rotary Meet
New officers were installed at the Rotary meeting with Dr. A R Warden becoming president and J W Au it as vice president. E W Alexander and Charles Brinkman were secretary and treasurer, with the latter two re-elected. Former president G T Bartlett thanked the club as Dr. Warden promised committee plans for the year. Average pupil transportation cost in North Carolina runs 11.67 dollars versus the national 23.02. Francis Schwartz, golf pro at Midland Valley St Louis, offered tips ahead of an important tourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
G. T. Bartlett
H. C. Compton
Bartlett
A. R. Warden
J. W. Auit
E. W. Alexander
Charles Brinkman
North Carolina
Francis Scwartz
Midland Valley
St. Louis
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Activa
Hugh Felton
W. Merle Watkins
John Ford
Gene Ford
T. Morehead
Earl Haymond
F. W. Brinkman
Harry B. Flanagan
FP. Kley
C. J. Pleming
W. ©. Thomas
R. M. Parrish
J. L. Hechmer
John Guth
W. A. Beavers
Harry Murray
Joe Skelley
Simon Friedman
SR. Bentley
Lee Bennett
Gr. C. A. Keefer
Joseph Remlinger
W. J. Utt
Miss Utt
Mary McAtee Utt
Mary McAtee
Prunffitown
Grafton Printing Company
California
Boulder Dam
Wreen
Wheeling
H. L. Carr
Fairmont
Tygarts Valley Motor Service
Philppi
Philippi
P.M
Hinton
James Levi Neely
Houston
Gulf
Texas
Weather Bureau
Brownsville
Corpus Christ
Yucatan
Mexico
Selby Shoe Company
V. Meller
Reliable Footwear
Africa
Cisco
Stanford
Illinois A. C
Lee Sentman
Verne McDermont
Ilinois
Midwest
New York
Boston
Newark
Paul Jessup
Washington A. C
Seattle
Jimmy Demers
Ed Genung
Washington
Cy Leland
Texas Christian
Lee Barnes
Herman Brix
Leo Lermond
Dermont
Paul
Frank, Wyikofe
Associated Press
Clyde Pangborne
Hugh Herndon
SHG
Latrobe Shop
Ask
Scorpio
Grant City
Gesell
Wallace Beery
Lewis Stone
John Mack Brown
Jean Harlow
Marjorie Rambeau
George Hill
Rotary Meet
Mr. Bartlett
Rexall Drug Stores
Grafton Drug & Chemier Company
Sure Anan
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