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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1934

Page

7

PEST KILLING CONTEST NEARS CLOSE IN TAYLOR COUNTY

With one day left in the pest killing contest under Life League sponsorship in Taylor county, entrants from three or Flor counties are neck and neck for first, according to committee member Dallas Wolfe. Final reports close at midnight June 30 though some may be received through July 5, after which judging concludes and prizes are awarded from 23 donated items including a .410 shotgun, a Kingfisher rod and reel, and a .22 rifle.

Taylor County Lid Life League Flor County Dallas Wolfe Wolfe

Joe Gibson Resigns as Preston School Chief

Joe Gibson resigns as presiding head of the Preston County Board of Education to focus on law practice. He will resume his board seat, while continuing as district attorney for the era district in federal court, succeeding Frank E. Parrak. The board now has Democrats and two Republicans. a fifth member must be appointed or the State Superintendent Trent will make the appointment.

Kingwood Joe V. Gibson Kinewood Preston County County Board of Education Gibson Haessiant Era District “Federal Court Frank E. Parrak Trent

Baer Carnera fight rumors and local life saving unit plan

The column cites rumors about Baer versus Carnera including loaded fists and betting shifts before the title fight. It also reports a plan for a revised full time life saving unit at Grafton Park led by Red Cross official Frank Collins to improve swimmer protection and community cooperation. It notes Carr China’s win over Maple Avenue 13 to 2 in a non scheduled league game and lists batting averages with Brenner leading at .500.

Grafton Park Frank Collins American Red Cross B&b Carr China Maple Avenue Athletic Field Fetterman ABA Brenner

Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues Summary

Crossword puzzle list shows clues across entries including 1 Read metric ally 6 Worship 10 Not hard 1 Kind of rubber 16 Come to maturity.

Solutic Yesterday's Puzzle 1 Percent Inference

A compact clue set lists terms and numbers including Largest 15 Above It Famous English murderer 18 Crawled 19 Narrow road 20 Old musical instrument 22 Epoch 80 Grown girls 53 Large medieval pistol.

Brothers Ben and Joseph Adamowicz start flight toward home city

Brooklyn pilots Benjamin and Joseph Adamowicz launched from Harbor Grace to Dublin and Warsaw in a transatlantic bid. They carry light lunch and coffee, aiming to reach Ireland then Poland. The brothers, first in a "brother act" transatlantic attempt, began flying in 1927 after a prior test flight ended in a landing mishap. Their aircraft reads Warsaw on the fuselage with red trim and blue wings.

Brooklyn Adamowicz Benjamin Joseph Warsaw Poland Harbor Grace N. F Atlantic Great Circle Dublin Ireland Berlin Hobbs Floyd Bennett Field

Housing Bill Signed by President This Morning

President Roosevelt yesterday signed into law the housing bill aimed at reviving industry by boosting home construction and repair. The act provides hundreds of millions for homes and modernization through government insured private loans, with immediate implementation to spur employment and improve living conditions.

Washington Roosevelt

Ruffing Earns Third Straight Shutout for Yankees

Charley Ruffing pitched his third consecutive complete game shutout, limiting the Washington Senators to three scattered hits as the New York Yankees won 4 to 0 in the opening game of the series. Three other AL results followed with Foxx homering and Johnson driving in runs for Philadelphia. Detroit defeated Chicago 8 to 7 at Navin Field after a Westward push. No other AL or NL games were on the schedule.

Charley Ruffing Washington Senators New York Yankees Jimmy Foxx Bob Johnson Philadelphia Athletics Boston Red Sox Detroit Tigers Navin Field White Sox St. Louis

We Furnish Family Funds at 103 Morgantown Ave

Local loan service in Fairmont West Virginia advertises personal financing with the slogan We Furnish Family Funds and a phone contact at 199. The listing specifies loans totaling 300.09 dollars for a family oriented lending service.

Morgantown Ave

Former Owner of Big League Teams Dies at 65

Sandusky Ohio June 29 Charley Somers longtime owner of the Cleveland Indians and financier behind clubs in Chicago Boston Philadelphia and Cleveland died today after months of illness at his Put In Bay home He was 65 and credited as a father of organized baseball in Cleveland.

Sandusky Angel Ban B. Johnson Charley Somers Cleveland Indians Out-In-Bay Somers Chicago Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Faey

Capture Trio continues after removal to Charleston

Magistrate J Lee Fox issued warrants for three men as Prof Atty J E Cutlip reports none will be arraigned. Prisoners likely back to Sutton July 10 for Braxton grand jury action. Rhode claims Keener struck Bland while Keener and Mace allege Rhode dealt the fatal blow.

Charleston le Blames Keener J. Lee Fox Sutton Atty J. E. Cutlip Braxton Atty. Cutlip Rhode Keener Bland Mace

Baseball scores and travel note from a busy schedule

Yesterday's schedule shows Chicago at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Boston St Louis at Cincinnati and Brooklyn at New York in the major leagues. New York beat Washington 4 0 Philadelphia defeated Boston 7 1 Detroit topped Chicago 8 7. Cleveland at Chicago. Detroit at St Louis. Candler Field in Atlanta was once a gully washed wasteland.

Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia Boston St. Louis Cincinnati Brooklyn New York Cleveland Detroit Candler Atlanta Ww. Pet V. L. Pet Washington

Elderly wife held on charges of cruelty to orphan girl

Fayette Alabama June 29 an elderly wife of a tenant farmer, Mrs Earl Porter 57, remained silent in jail awaiting a Monday hearing on charges of abusing Mary Virginia Johnson a 12 year old orphan in her custody for sixteen months. Porter faces assault with intent to murder and additional felony counts. The child remains undernourished with bruises and a fractured arm hospitalized in Walker County Alabama. A Child Welfare Bureau probe and possible move to Fayette for the hearing accompany the case.

Joe A McConnell Walker County Hospital Jasper C. A. Jackson Thurston Mitchell Porter Payette Child Welfare Bureau Montgomery Mary Virginia Mitchell

Miss Dorothy Morgan Visits Palrmont Relative

Miss Dorothy Morgan of Palr mont visits sister Mrs Boge Kyte of Bedsteet for se an. Grace Menest and Miss Mary Kyte return home from Morgantown after weeks with relatives and friends. M C Squires of Route 1 Moats ville met in Graf ton. Theodore Miller and J B Palmer attended the McArthur Berry fight in Fairmont. Attorney W Taylor George of Philippi was in Grafton. Drs Alden Beagle and O L Cook attended the Fairmont fight with others from Grafton.

Dorothy Morgan Palrmont Boge Kyte Bedsteet Sean Grace Menest Mary Kyte Morgantown M. C. Squires Moatsville Grafton Theodore Miller Palmer McArthur-Berry Fairmont W. Taylor George Philippi Alden Beagle O. L. Cook

Birth of Twin Girls to Mr and Mrs Beaumont

Mrs W C Manley of McGraw avenue received word of the birth to Mr and Mrs D F Beaumont of Youngstown Ohio. The twins Barbara Lea and Bonnie Lou weighed six and four pounds respectively and were born June 15. Mr Beaumont formerly worked as a bookkeeper for Armour and Company in this city and now with Armour and Company in Youngstown. Both families are well known locally and friends extend congratulations. Nat B Sewell state fiscal examiner notes Kentucky government departments have cut expenditures about one third since 1931.

W. C. Manley McGraw Beaumont Nat B. Sewell State Fiscal Examiner Kentucky

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