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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1929

Page

3

Local clubs host stag party and May Day tea

Grafton groups advertise a stag meeting at 7:30 tonight with state officers expected to speak. May Day Tea at Mrs Gene W Ford’s Pruntytown Pike home features Daughters of Democracy with music and readings. Woodrow Wilson Chapter plans work and social events with gifts for Mrs Ford. Lend-a Hand Circle of Thayer Street meets with seventeen members and plans an Empire Market exchange. Ladies Aid Society at First Baptist garners chicken and ham supper for Knight Templars on May 15 and noon meals starting June 1, plus year plans.

Junior Order Mountaineer Corneil No Junior Order United American Mechanics, Ll Grafton Gene W. Ford Daughters of Democracy Pruntytown Pike Woodrow Wilson Florence Mamilton Wikkinson Kor WS. Suddarth Belle VanKirk Lila Love First Presbyterian Church Thayer Street F §. Suddarth Zenas Dean Empire Meat Market Suddarth W. C. Byers Knight Templars Pitteen

Princess To Wed Infanta Marie Christing to Duke of Norfolk

The engagement of Infanta Marie Christing, youngest daughter of the king and queen of Spain, to the Duke of Norfolk will be announced when the duke reaches legal age.

Infanta Marie Christing Spain Duke of Norfolk England

Personal notices from Zanesville visitors and corrections

Better style and quality in Wear A Well Shoes with less money. See Burnsides opposite the post office. Mrs Cordie Hardman and children and Roger Bennett of Zanesville visiting their father Frank Hennett in Taylor county this weekend. Miss Trances Jaen, formerly in Rosewood Sanatorium Asheville, returns to her father Magistrate J. Jaco. Mrs Richard Walker of West Washington seeks correction to last night’s Valley Inn dance report. Unknown writer mailed item.

Burnsides Cordie Hardman Roger Bennett Zanesville Ohio Frank Hennett Taylor County Court Trances Jaen Rosewood Sanatorium Asheville N. C Jaco C. BE. Walden Margaret Cather Clarksburg Robinson Grand Richard Walker West Washington Street Valley Inn Roadhouse

Beavers Hints New Teachers Will Be Named

Grafton district board president Wm A Beavers says the entire current staff, with minor exceptions, will likely return for the next term. Changes will be decided at the ward meeting on May 9. Superintendent H A Rice says vacancies will not exist, as applications are already coming in. County Supt Lloyd L Shriver notes no drastic changes planned. several boards have made appointments in outlying districts, including Pennington.

Grafton Wm. A.eavers H. A. Rice Sime Lloyd L. Shriver Pennington

Knottsville and Printytown School Staff Changes

Printytown reports list of new principals and teachers for Knottsville district with changes at Robinson school. New appointments include Park View principal Roy Neylon and assistants Esabella Rogers Virginia Fawcett Virginia Mettler. Millersville and Mount Airy posts filled by named staff. A full county list awaits next week after board meeting statements from Superintendent Rice and President Beavers.

Knottsville Printytown Corn‘well Ger Rasuusser Carrie Lyons Nellie Bennett Pearl Chenoweth Lena DeMoes Robinson School Selves Park View Roy Neylon Esabella Rogers Virginia Fawcett Virginia Mettler Lucretia Verna Summers Ana] Vreda Rogers Millersville Myrtle Anvil Virginia Wilson Elzabeth Luzad

Express Stockholders Approve Three for One Split

Directors of the American Railway Express Co propose a three for one stock split and raise authorized capital to 1,500,000 shares. After the split outstanding shares would total about 1,039,260 with an annual dividend rate expected to match the current 3.6 percent. The change also contemplates par value adjustments and other structural edits to the share capital.

New York American Railway Express Co Steck

Rail Way and Express Co. Investment Control Change

The company previously disposed of its business to the Railway Express Agency, Inc. and now operates mainly as an investment trust. It is presently controlled by the Adams Express Co. through this arrangement.

Railway and Express Company Railway Express Agency,Inc Adams Express Co

Hoover signs $4,250,000 plan to eradicate Mediterranean fruit fly

Washington May 3 1947 President Hoover signed a 4.25 million dollar bill to fund the eradication of the Mediterranean fruit fly in Florida. Varis women start a fad carrying venomless serpents as pets. In France young men will be drafted at 21 instead of 20.

Washington Florida Hoover France

Balloons Race Across Ocean Looms Over Atlantic Flight

New York May 3. A race across the Atlantic by two airships the British R-100 and the German Graf Zeppelin looms today. Robert T Pollock American representative of the Airship Guarantee Company owners of the R-100 spoke on the venture.

New York Atlantic Robert T. Pollock Airship Guarantee Company

Graf Zeppelin to Take Off for America May 15

News notes plans for the Graf Zeppelin to depart for America on May 15 with a second trip a month later. A potential clash in arrivals could create an awkward situation with limited hydrogen cylinder capacity at Bakehurst naval air station. The British ship carries 45 crew and 10 passengers versus the Graf Zeppelin's 25 passengers.

America Mr. Pollock Naval Air Station Bakehurst N. J

Old Employes Aiding Probe On Mellon Stock

Reports from former secretaries of the treasury under Republican and Democratic administrations claim they held corporate stock while in office. The Senate Judiciary Committee weighs Mellon's eligibility as he is a stockholder in various enterprises. The panel has letters and documents from Cortelyou MacVeagh Shay Hamilton and others.

Washington George B. Cortelyou Roosevelt Franklin MacVeagh Wilson Leslie M. Shay R Rosevelt Alexander Homilton the Treasury

Hoover Loses Pounds Through Morning Exercise

Washington reports President Hoover has shed 16 pounds since taking office and now weighs 185, deemed normal for his height. Dr. Joel T. Boone, his physician and gym member, says Hoover is in excellent physical condition, noting a White House entry weight near 200 pounds as a starting point.

Washington Hoover Joel T. Boone White House Boone

Early morning exercises boost benefits. volleyball added

Five cars of a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train derailed at Cresson blocking four mainline tracks for hours. Mr and Mrs Paul Malone traveled to Clarksburg and spent the afternoon in that city amid the day’s scattered events.

Cresson Pennsylvania Railroad Paul Malone Clarksburg

Salmon Loaf Dinner Menu Recipe Fragments

A collage of recipe fragments includes Salmon Loaf with creamed buttered peas biscuits and rhubarb with white cherry desserts and coffee. It also lists mixing steps for salmon loaf white cherry dessert and a dairy note on whipped cream plus laundry tips and borax soak details.

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