Sophomores win inter class debates at high school
The sophomore team defeated the senior team in the finals of the inter class debates held at the high school. Earlier, sophomores and seniors won preliminaries on the League of Nations question with sophomores taking affirmative in the final round. Sidney Sommerville James Gull Dorothy Smith and Merle Naylor prepared intensely for the debates.
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United States
League of Nations
Ths
Sidney Sommerville
James Gull
Aft
Dorothy Smith
Merle Naylor
Meir
Gratton
Morgantown
Grafton Beaten In Final Weston Game Night Thriller
Grafton lost to Weston in a crowded floor contest with Poling leading scorers and notable plays by Shaw Hefner and Posten. Weston's Atman topped 10 points, while Posten and Poling delivered key baskets. Officials noted substitutions and late shifts as Newton and Clarence departed for Philipp.
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Grafton
Weston
le Grafton
Colebgal
Grattan
Dell
Sara
C. Hickman
Westin
6000 School Children Get Goitre Treatment
Over 6000 school children are now receiving iodine treatments to prevent goitre. State Health Department reports that school boards adopted weekly iodine tablet programs after a statewide campaign by health officials last summer at teachers institutes. The measure follows evidence that goitre stems from iodine deficiency in drinking water.
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State Health Department
Echool
Baronet Takes Up Trade Of A Liquor Pirate
Sir Broderick Coell Hartwell, a baronet, is accused by federal officials of aiding a liquor shipment aboard the Istar, a vessel offshore near Long Island and New Jersey. Authorities say 224,000 cases of whiskey valued at about 11 million dollars are aboard, with the baronet allegedly taking a 20 percent profit every sixty days.
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New York
Maren
Broderick Coell Hartwell
Minake
Stova
Yack
Istar
Long Island
New Jersey
Watt
Atlantic
Hon Edi Ward Cooper in Mercer County politics
Fragmented OCR notes reflect a political profile of Hon. Edi Ward Cooper, his role in the Mercer region, and mentions of legislative activity, appointments, and campaigns. The text references committees, a hall, and family connections, with unclear dates and titles.
Weston High Loses Ninth In Buckhannon Tournament
Weston High loses to Grafton High by 34 to 47 on total floor. The Weston quint led early but trailed most of the game as Buckhannon Tournament action neared. Local players struggled in the early stretch, surrendering the margin and ending the contest on a disappointing note.
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Pome
Charleston
Graf Ioke
Montgomery
Fairmont
Pyr
Kersburg
Mannington
Logan
Alaska
Walsh
Republican National Committee
Doheny
Southern Pacific
Standard Oil Company
Teapot Dome
Daniel
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Secretary of the Navy
Naval
Daniels
la Follette
Grafton High School
Weston Histossers
Loc
Buckhannon
Wogton
Vac
Flashlights of Famous People Hear Fosdick in New York
A 1924 Sentinel feature reviews crowd scenes at a Greenwich Village church where Harry Emerson Fosdick delivers a modernist sermon. The piece, by Joe Mitchell Chapple, notes Fosdick’s intense presence on the pulpit, his warnings about virtue, love, and faith, and his impact on listeners as the Hall of Fame nomination process begins.
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Joe Mitchell
Chapple
Greenwich Village
N. Y
Seopie
Suan
Peter
Rig
Tarry Emere
Gallerice
Iarry Fosdick
Narry Amoraon Posliek
Tifth Avenue
Union Theological Seminary
Tor Newton Dwight Tillis
van Strijken
Harry Foadick
Joe Mitchell Chapple
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
New York City
the Sentinel
Spring Fashion Hints From New York Shops
A fashion spotlight reviews upcoming Spring styles for Milady. Designers and mills showcase new cloths like Flamiga and Moordato Tor Maylam coats, with vivid hues such as Pampas and Lagoon and softer grays and blues. Boyish suits, wrapped jackets, silhouette dresses, and tailored sport wear dominate, with embroidery and braiding to add refined detail.
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Geo. Jolliffe, Jr
J Nlliffes
New York
Dameshion
Milady
Paris la Mode
Charntex
Lochinger
Orient
Wife of Grafton Patrolman Dies in Benwood
Mrs. Oslo Hawkins 6 years old wife of W L Hawkins, longtime Grafton patrolman, died at her Benwood home after a short illness. A resident of Grafton, she moved six years ago to Benwood. Survived by husband two sons Brough loyd and Albert of Benwood, father H C Leonard of Akron, three sisters and two brothers. Pineal services Sunday 2 30 pm from Benwood home, body to Bluemont Cemetery Grafton.
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Oslo Hawkins
Grafton
Lome
Benwood
West Main Stret
Broughloyd W
Five Stars Triumph Over Fairmont In Road Clash
The Five Stars of Grafton defeated Fairmont Y M C A juniors 25 to 19 on their trip to Fairmont. Jackson of Grafton scored a key basket from beyond center while Fairmont’s Atherington and Hession starred. Fairmont plans to travel to Grafton next week for a return match. date TBD.
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Grafton
Fairmont
Y. M.C. A. Jrs
Ffirmont
Jackson
Fairmonters
Atherington
Hession
Down River
Yoke
Highway Education Contest Plans Spring Scholarships
The Highway Education Board announces a spring scholarship contest with a prize fund of sixteen thousand dollars for education. Past winner Miss Louise Roberts from Kentucky is noted as a student at Marietta College in Ohio. Judges will include prominent figures such as John W Weeks and Dr Albert Shaw, with selections to be made by a board of high standing. Inquiries should be addressed to the Highway Education Board Building in Washington.
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Kansas
Umbia
George Wittop University
Washington
Louise Roberts
Haven, Tucky
Kentucky Mountains
Roberts
United States
Way
John W. Weeks
Albert Shaw
Review For Reviews
New York City
William S. Anderson
Methodist Bopal Church
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hauhway Education Board
Wash
Fifth Good Roads Essay Contest To Be Held By Board
The Highway Education Board announces the fifth annual essay contest for high school students on The Relation of Improved Highways to Home Life. Four $ college scholarships provided by H. F. Firestone, Ohio, will be awarded. essays must be 700 words or fewer and due April 21, 1924.
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Washington
Maren 7
United States
Highway Education Board
H. 8
Firestone
Ohio
The
Highway Commission
Tthe
State Departments of Education
Hich Schoo Je
Achool
W. Wat
H. S. Firestone
Casina
la Pour
Col- Nome
Misa Katharine
Butterfield
Weiser
Idaho
Moran Starts His Last Trip to the North
The body of Pat Moran, pilot of the Cincinnati Reds, lay in state in Orlando before an afternoon train north. Moran died after a four day illness, with wife and two children at his side. Funeral services will be held in Fitchburg Massachusetts, Moran's birthplace. Moran's brother and 25 Reds representatives will accompany the body to Jacksonville. The Reds went into mourning for forty eight hours after his death.
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Orlando
Fla
Pat Moran
Cincinnati Reds
Moran
Reed, Reed Democrat Not Popular in Missouri
Ed A. Glenn state manager for James A Reed reported from yesterday's township and ward meetings that the senator was defeated across Missouri except in Kansas City and St. Louis. He stated he is willing to throw up the spouses.
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ST. Louis
A. Glenn
James A. Reed
Kansas City
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