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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1933

Page

3

Society Notes Include Shepherdess Class Social At Mrs Morehead Home

Readers recount a pleasant evening at the Shepherdess Bible class of Andrews M E Church hosted by Mrs C T Morehead with 25 men and two guests. A talk by Ona C Jeffery and two guessing contests followed a dainty supper prepared by Mrs More. Diverse society items cover A O H Lodge meeting at Knights of Columbus hall and Harmony Grove School activities including a March gathering with readings songs solos and a social hour with homemade candy.

C. T. Morehead W. Mainstreet Andrews M.E- Church George Wish Miss Conley Ona C. Jeffery More David Bailey Ittie Jace A. O. HL A. O. H. Lodge Knights- of- Columbus Harmony Grove Madeline Lambert W.A. Scranage Frances Hugill West Virginia Bill Coffman Frances Kitty Peggy Hefner Daddy Anna Mother Bill Goffrhan Susie Marion Lée Hefner

Grafton Notables Attend Roosevelt Inauguration In DC

A large group of Grafton residents including Thomas Madden Robert Knotts Sr and others traveled to Washington to witness the Roosevelt inauguration. Local attendees report travel from Staunton Philippi Dewey Avenue and Knottsville among many others while some residents stayed back due to illness or other duties. The bustling turnout reflects a strong local tie to national events with multiple families and teachers listed among attendees and preparations for parades and celebrations noted.

Thomas Madden Robert Knotts, Sr Grafton Washington G. T. Waller Route 6 Sentinel Lawrence Brown John _McFarland William Knotts Washington, D. C Roosevelt Howard Blue Junior Pawcett Bleville R. L. Nicholas Nellie DeMoss Fairmont E. M. Moore Prentence Street Mary Jane Shaw Washington, DC EM. Moore Pretence Street Frances Gatrell Charles Warder Baltimore Annepolis William Goff Gratton

Dynamite and alarm clock found in Havana truck

In Havana a truck abandoned near police HQ contained about 1000 pounds of dynamite and 200 pounds of scrap metal arranged to explode as shrapnel. The device was tied to an alarm clock set to ring half an hour after discovery, but the alarm was not activated. Here in Washington Dr. Joel T. Boone said President Hoover is in excellent condition, better than when he entered the White House.

Havana Washington, Mar Joel T. Boone Hoover White House

Menus of the Day by Mrs. Alexander George

A church kitchen menu lists Chiffon Lemon Pie for meals plus breakfast items like orange juice cooked wheat cereal cream fried mush and bacon. It includes a four serving fruit salad recipe with pineapple banana cherries celery salt lemon juice and salad dressing and a cookie recipe and a chopped steak and rice main course with onions tomatoes and rice.

Kump’s Father In Law Taken Ill Before Inauguration

Cyrus H. Scott aged 73, father in law of incoming West Virginia governor H. G. Kump, suffered a heart attack in a hotel lobby and was taken to the governor’s mansion in Charleston where his condition was described as not serious. The illness occurred on the eve of Kump’s inauguration.

Charleston C. H Scott Scott Cyrus H. Scott H. G. Kump West Virginia

Congress Ends Session As Tasks Remain Unfinished

Washington March 4 One brief action today ends the 72nd Congress. Two appropriation bills remain for the new session, including 36.8 million dollars for the District of Columbia and a one billion dollar supply measure for independent offices with veteran payments. Hoover refuses to sign the independence bill stating it exceeds his recommendation. he also rejects the Smith-Cotton farm aid measure signaling near collapse of the farm aid program.

Washington Mar 72Nd Congress District of Columbia Hoover Independence Office

East Side and Central Teams Clash Monday

The East Side grade school team and First Ward basketball squad meet Monday at 4 PM in the West Side school gym. Anticipation runs high for a thrilling afternoon contest between local rivals.

Thirteen Transients Seek Shelter At City Building

Thirteen transients applied for bed space at the municipal building for the night. The report notes none of them had shelter, with conditions described as unsettled and lacking decisive outcomes.

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