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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1939

Page

4

Community School Praise Drives Local Thanks

The community thanks organizers and contributors for a three day cooking school in Grafton and Taylor County. Acknowledgments go to the Board of Education high school staff and merchants. The piece also notes a proposed West Virginia sickness insurance plan and ongoing medical debate.

Sentinel Grafton Taylor County Board of Education E. G. Kuhn Rastussen Dorsey Cook Pittsburgh and West Virginia Gas Co Miss Sutter Ann Sutter Graftom Lever Bros. Co Grafton Lodge Jack Pitman Erican Medical Association West Virginia State Medical Society Haan Evnandad Snink

Naming the settlers of Taylor county in 1850 census

The Taylor county census shows deeply religious settlers giving biblical and heroic names to children. Many boys carried biblical names while girls favored Mary and Sarah, with notable choices reflecting presidents and heroes such as Washington Jefferson Hamilton Perry and Taylor.

Virginia Aaron Adam Absalom Alpheus Abner Amos Andrew Amagah Asa Azariah Benjamin Bartholomew Cornelius Caleb Claudius Daniel David Eli Elias Enoch Emmanuel Elimam Elisha Ezekial Flavia Briel Gideon Herold Hiram Hezekiah Isaac Israel Isaiah Ta James Jacob Jehu Jesse Jeddediah Jeremiah Job Joab Jonas Jonathan John Jordan Joel Levi Luke Lucas Matthew Mark Michael Moses Nathan Nathaniel Nimrod Rezin Rufus Saluthiel Samuel Seth Solomon Silas Simon Stephen Thaddeus Thomas Timothy Uriah Zachariah Zadoe Zebulon Mos James Joseph Patrick Peter Reuben Taylor County George Washington Thomas Jefferson John Randolph Benjamin Franklin Robert Morris John Adams Old Hickory Andrew Jackson New Orleans James Madison John Taylor John Tyler Zachary Taylor Hamilton Alexander Hamilton United States Marshall Oliver Haryard Perry Lake Erie William Clark Cap Tain Meriwether Lewis Lewis and Clark Pact Northwest Alexander Alexander the Great Aston Burr Washington Henry Clay Dewitt Clinton New York Marquis de Lafayette Napoleon Bonaparte Europe Charles Coatesworth Pinckney Ethan Allen Crown Point Ticoaderoga Benedict Arnold Homer Horace Horatio Nelson Horatio Nelson of the Nile Trafalgar Turleston Hals Cowpens John Wesley Martin Luther John Milton Washington Irving Mother of Christ Sarah Elizabeth Hannah Rebecca Martha Hulda Rachel Julia Joanna Jemima Anna Ruth Abiail Rhuhama Beersheba Deborah Lilah Naomi Drusil Triphena Adah Aquilla Dinah Diana Eve Esther Leah Narcissa Niobe Ollive Pamela Permelia Pern Ssa Priscilla Penelope Rosanna Repta Susanna Theodosia Thomazine Ann Amanda Celia Columbia Cora Dolly Dorcas Emma Emmaline Emeline Evaline Eunice Allen Elvira Elmira Frances Harriett Judith Lucy Licinda Lydia Laura Margaret Melissa Nancy Patience Polly Prudence Roseli Susan

State Medicine Debate Adopts Two Broad Conclusions

The Wheeling Intelligencer reports the state medicine dispute has led to two main conclusions: complete socialization of medicine would not be in the public interest, and some provision should be made for better medical attention among the poor.

Wheeling Intelligencer United States McRo

Convention Opens in Morgantown for WV AAUW Meet

Members of the West Virginia division of the American Association of University Women gathered in Morgantown for the 17th annual one day convention. Sessions were held on the West Virginia University campus.

Morgantown West Virginia American Association of University Women West Virginia University

Democracy as danger to freedom and order in Europe

A political treatise attacks the label democracy, arguing European democracies enable strikes and state power over individual rights. It contrasts American constitutional government with radical democracies led by Marxist and socialist groups, warning against alliances that blur rights and government authority. The piece urges adherence to the Constitution as real government and condemns fusion with radical regimes.

Russia France Indu Uip Hyland Hitler Stalin Italy Blum Orban Marx Spain

You're Telling Me by Axel Storm editorial riff

A playful editorial voice questions if dirigibles will ever regain popularity and imagines a humorous debate on progress and society. The piece riffs on modern absurdities, mixing pop culture references with light satire and a wink at public perceptions. The tone resembles a brisk newspaper column from a bygone era.

Axel Storm

Clark Strongly Seeks Arms Sale Change in War Risk Measure

Senator Clark argues for a bill to lift the arms embargo and permit cash sales to buyers who transport in non American vessels. He says a third bill with Nye and Bane better safeguards peace by extending a president's embargo powers during undeclared wars and giving Congress control over when a war is in progress.

Atlantic Arid Japan Orient Nye N. D Bane Wash Congress Sein

George of Georgia hints shift on neutrality policy

George of Georgia noted that strong sentiment was growing in the Foreign Relations committee to abandon cash and carry. He said several members favored returning to reliance on international law with domestic shipping, travel, and munition controls. A compromise plan would let the president, with Congress, designate war time danger zones to menace American shipping and travel.

George Georgia Foreign Relations Committee Congress

First Mother's Day program at Andrews Methodist Church

Miss Jarvis advised on the event as Charles Boyer opened the program from Hollywood Playhouse. The mother’s day broadcast was to mark the first national recognition of Mother's Day, with Rev. H. C. Howard delivering the initial address at Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church on May 10, 1908.

Miss Jarvis Charles Boyer Hollywood Andrew's Methodist Episcopal Church H. C. Howard Mannington Morand

Virginia university student honored by mother

A Virginia university student receives an honor from her mother. The article mentions Hew Jarvis in California and Don C. Meranda, a former West cribl, as related figures in the recognition.

Ann’ M Virginia University Hew Jarvis California Don C. Meranda West *Cribl

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