Grafton Daily Sentinel Publication Details and Rates
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Grafton Daily Sentinel
TRE Grafton Sentinel Publishing Company
Grafton
W. VA
Howard H. Holt
Latrobe Street
Grafton Printing Co
Postoffice
Lyingle Cody
Associated Press Evn
Associated Preas
Republicf
Warm mid summer musings and election registration notes
A diary style note reflects warm midsummer weather with good outdoor conditions and forecasts of rain aiding crops. It mentions election registrar sittingsDates June 30 July 1 and July 7 and urges all 21 plus voters to ensure registration before primary and November elections.
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Sentinel
Stai
Sentinel notes county race and Jones candidacy
The Grafton Sentinel discusses Judge Robinson pursuing Brother Jones from McDowell county if he enters the race and notes Jones’ alleged large bank roll. It also introduces Fred Kelley of Rosemont as a Republican county court commissioner candidate, praising his local business background and electability.
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Grafton
Jones
the Sentinel
Fred Kelley
Rosemont
Kelley
Flemington
Delmar Coal Co
Crowds Fill Grattan Park From Morning Till Night
Grattan Park saw heavy crowds all day with people arriving from mid morning through evening. By seven o clock last night the lower park area was busy and tables across the park were filled.
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Gratton Park
Grafton Park Urged to Expand Recreation Amid Summer Crowds
Citizens praise the crowded northern West Virginia park where families and visitors enjoy picnics and swimming. The piece urges city funding for improved paths swings and water facilities, proposes seizing bathing house and ferry profits to reinvest, keeping the park vibrant all summer.
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Grafton Park
West Virginia
City Hospital Crowded With New Patients
City hospital attendants report the busiest period in memory with five accident and one emergency operation on Sunday and five operations today, two emergency major. Three patients remain in serious condition including R L Austin Mrs Jennie Haddix and Dr R E Petty. Major ops include emergency cases for Mildred McCartney Opal Moats Katherine Owens and Edmond Daugherty. Community rumors of a death were denied as Mrs Rogers showed improvement.
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Grafton City Hospital
Little Hope
R. L. Austin
Jennie Haddix
Moatsville
R. E. Petty
Petty
Mildred McCartney
Grafton R. F. D. No. 1
Opal Moats
Grafton
Katherine Owens
Howard Guy Crogan
Keyser
W. J. Crogan
Edmond Daugherty
Adelle Standish
Joe Da'Mico
Lancaster
Mary Nuzum Rogers
C. H. Dunigan
C. A. Hoffman
Man kills divorced wife over alimony
Washington June 30. Charles R Craddock 38 shot his divorced wife Mrs Blancheraddock to death and killed himself at their apartment. Police said Craddock from Alexandrian Va tried to persuade his wife to stop payments. The case centers on alimony disputes.
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Washhington
Charles R. Craddock
Blancheraddock
Craddock
Alexandrian
St Petersburg visit includes gulf swim and Braves game
The author recounts a St Petersburg morning with Mrs Grace at Pass a Grille beach near the Gulf, swimming and shell gathering, admiring the Don Cesar and Miramar hotels, then attending a Boston Braves vs New York Yankees game. He notes Babe Ruth’s performance, Rabbit Maranville’s lively play, and an amusing moment gaining access to the press box during the game.
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ST. Petersburg
Mr. Noble Grace
St. Pete
Gulf
Tampa Bay
Miramar Hotel
Gulf Shore Line
Grace
Stella Crandon
Bostom Braves
Braves
N. ¥. Yankees
Babe
Rabbit Maranville
Babe Ruth
Lost Boy Scout Rescues Self From Mount San Jacinto Peril
A 12 year old boy, Harald Johnson of Corona California, became separated from a Boy Scout group while descending Mount San Jacinto Riverside County after four days lost. He saved himself by following a rough path to safety and later reunited with companions. He recounted the experience alongside memories of travel to Florida and Cuba during a long, eventful journey.
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Associated Preas
Harald Johnson
Corona
Cal
Mt. San Jacinto
Riverside
State Briefs: Pioneering Co Education Leader Dies at 97
Morgantown announces the death of Elizabeth I. Moore, 97, a pioneer in co-educational work. Wheeling notes John H. Lancaster named brigadier general of the Uniform Bank, Knights of Pythias West Virginia. Morgantown reports Edward Chipps, 4, fatally hurt crossing highway to greet grandmother. Huntington records Fred Jennings Smith, 13, drowned wading. Boyd Farrell, Herald-Dispatch editor, seeks Republican nomination for state senate in the fifth district.
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Associated Press
Morgantown
Elizabeth I
Moore
Wheeling
John H. Lancaster
The
Uniform Bank
Knights of Pythias of
West Virginia
Edward Chipps
Huntington
Fred Jennings Smith
Boyd Farrell
Herald-Dispatch
Senate
Fractured Skull Death in Welch After Stone Hit
In Welch West Virginia on June 20 a 15 year old boy William Elbert Coe of Pageton died in a Welch hospital after a stone was hurled by a companion another boy 16 was held for investigation the several details remain unclear as officials pursue the case.
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Welch
W. Va
William Elbert Coe
Pageton
Candidacies for Taylor County Superintendent of Schools
Walter A Wood of Gratton announces Republican candidacy for Taylor County Superintendent of Schools. William Grimes also announces Republican candidacy urging votes and influence in the August 5 1930 primary election.
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Taylor County
Walter A, Wood
Gratton
William Grimes
Candidacy Announcements for Local Office in 1930 County
A reader note presents candidate declarations for public office in Taylor County. One entry shows a Democratic bid for the House of Delegates with August primary date, another entry a Republican nomination for County Commissioner. The notices request voter support at the upcoming primaries and reference local county contexts.
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House of Delegates
Taylor County
Summerville
Denial Clears Rand McKinney High Coaching Rumor
This afternoon the board of education denied reports that Rand McKinney of Webster Springs would be considered as coach for Grafton High School for the coming year. Chairman Joe Jolliffe stated there was nothing to report regarding McKinney or any other candidate.
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Rand McKinney
Webster Springs
Grafton High School
Joe Jolliffe
Board of Education
Mr. McKinney
Jolliffe
Counterfeit bill ring broken by police
New York report says Allan G. Straight head of fed secret service operatives announced arrests of four men and one woman who printed and distributed counterfeit $300,000 in $20 bills. Charleston West Virginia date June 30. Richwood industries shut down as Cherry River levels lower water plant operates 12 hours daily due to lack of rains.
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New York
Allan G. Straight
Fed Secret Service
York
Charleston
W. Va
Tisdale
Cherry River
Nicholas“county
Anchelow
Richwood
Sheriff’s Sale Notice for Crystal Ice Co vs Starcher Chevy
Sheriff W J Mays announces a July 1 1930 sale of seized items from Starcher Chevrolet Co including one lot of used cars automobile fixtures office fixtures safes cash register typewriters adding machines and related items. Sale at Valley place per execution dated June 27.
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Starcher Chevrolet Co
W. J. Mays
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