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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1925

Page

2

Gratton Victorious in Sectional Track Meet Hurling Discs

Leach wins one first place for Gratton in a sectional track meet at Clarksburg May 4. Washington Irving's Hilltopers edge Fairmont and Gration in a field dominated by strong sprints and field events. Dunsmore of Fairmont, Maxwell of Washington Irving, and Nestor of Fairmont highlighted steady scoring.

Leach Gratton Clarksburg Washington Irving Stadium Hilltopers Fairmont Pairmont Pritchard Nestor Winfield Ingram Maxwell Garrett Dunsmore Dungmore Moore Grafton Stites Buck Washington Mitchell Moore Fairmont Linn Irving Securio Dean Haun Dotson

Aged Long Run Woman Frances Jobinson Dies at 67

Frances Jobinson wife of A W W Robinson of Tong Run Taylor County died Sunday night at home from complications of advanced age. She was over 67 and had been in frail health. a longtime Baptist member with ties to Simpson congregation. Survived by husband two children Theodore of Hepsibah and Dessie May Hall of Long Run, plus five brothers and sisters. Funeral Tuesday at Simpson Baptist Church with Rev Bailey and Rev Kirby officiating. burial in church cemetery.

Frances Jane Jobinson

Coming Events in West Virginia Highlight Mundane Meetings

Listing of upcoming meetings across West Virginia from May to November. Notable events include the Twelfth annual meeting of Tygart's Valley Presbyterian Auxiliary in Gassaway, the State Convention of Business and Professional Women's Clubs in Wheeling, and addresses by Senator M. M. Neely. Also noted are religious education conferences, Shriners Grand Conclave in Martinsburg, and conventions of Lions Clubs, Episcopal Diocesan Council, and American Legion.

Tygart's Valley Presbyterian Auxiliary Gassaway of Business and Professional Women's Clubs Wheeling M. M. Neely Fairmont Lodge of Elks Roane County League of Women Voters Fairmont West Virginia Dental Association Beckley Shriners Martinsburg Lions Clubs Huntington West Virginia The Protestant Episcopal Church of West Virginia National Post Office Clerks Edwin Holt Hughes Wesleyan College High Point Buckhannon Dunsmore Virginia Dunsmore Ui Bankers Association Nestor Washington Irving Garrett Winfield Washington

Benjamin F Annon dies after long illness near Evansville

Benjamin F Annon born 1870 in Taylor county died about one o clock this morning near Evansville after thirteen weeks of pernicious anemia. He farmed near Evansville all his life and was a respected citizen. Survived by a wife and five children Margaret Waddell Thornton Dessie and Frank Annon. two grandchildren Lee Annon and Mrs Floyd Durrant. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at Evansville Methodist church with Rev Gamble officiating. burial in adjacent cemetery.

Benjamin F,nnon Evansville Annon Taylor County Mr. Apnon Evansville Methodist Episcopal Church Gamble Benjamin F. Annon Margaret Waddell Thornton Bs Burnettie Dessie Annon Frank Annon Tare Lee Annon Floyd Durrant

Broken Heart Secret Found In Grief Study

Dr James Darton, medical director, argues grief can cause a genuine broken heart illness. He warns repressing sorrow or forcing stoicism increases strain on nerves, leading to fatigue products and potential degenerative nerve damage that can prove fatal.

James W. Barton D. D Canadian Health Service Institute Liberty Dr. Darton

Barbour County Gas Co. Hits Third Gas Well

The Barbour County Natural Gas Co., successor to West Virginia Drilling & Development Co. led by A. D. Cox, brought in their third producing gas well on the Ball farm near Taylor county line in Barbour county. The driller reports 1100 pounds rack pressure and estimates output at 250,000 feet daily, reinforcing hopes to develop a gas district in the Cove Run area and spur marketing efforts.

Barbour County Natural Gas Co West Virginia Drilling & Development Co A. D. Cox Ball Farm Taylor County Barbour County Cove Run Grafton Cox

Mouse sets on two men aiding in repair incident

Cleveland May 1 four men aiding neighbor John Chambers to fix a loosened foundation were trapped beneath when a jack slipped. Harry Nichols 35 sustained internal injuries and George Penning received care. two others escaped. Neighbors and South Bend fire department rescued them. John Rehe Brownsville Pa visited Mrs. Glenn Primm on Ona street over the weekend.

Cleveland John Chambers Harry Nichols George Penning South Bnelld Fire Department John Rehe Brownsville Glenn Primm Ona Street

Earl Young Hurt In Mine Guard Gun Accident

Earl Young, mine guard for Maryland Coal Company in West Virginia, is hospitalized at Grafton City Hospital with a compound fracture of the right leg after a gun he was loading discharged. He said a misloaded shell caused the blast while on duty near the coal company stables. Doctors fear possible loss of the leg and complications such as lockjaw or blood poisoning. He arrived at the hospital by auto with William Stafford after the incident Saturday night.

Earl Young Maryland Coal Company of West Virginia Wendel Grafton City Young Coal Company Mr. Young Grafton William Stafford

Hospital financing debated for Grafton needs

The Sentinel argues for a larger modern hospital in Grafton with shared funding from the city county and neighboring Preston and Barbour. It notes overcrowding at the current Grafton City Hospital and that many beds are filled by outsiders who do not contribute to expenses.

Sentinel Graton Grafton Grafton City Hospital Cather Preston and Barbour City of Totka

City Hospital Unite For New Home With Influenza Attack

Mrs Alice Annon of Thornton and Mrs Bernard Hoffman of Ma ple avenue are mentioned as local figures in a plea for doctors in the Grefton area to join with the city and county to build a hospital home. George Griffith of Wheeling visited his parents on Thayer street. Fairmont Normal student Richard Shaw returns after a weekend at home. Curtis Miles of Louisville was a weekend guest of the Watkins family on Maple Avenue. Virginia Hanway resumes studies after a weekend at home.

Alice Annon Thornton Grefton City Hospital Bernard Hoffman Mathe City Ple Avenue Grafton George Griffith Wheeling M. C. Griffith Thayer Street Richard Shaw Fairmont Normal Fairmont Curtis Miles Louisville, Ky Fred Watkins Maple Avenue Virgina Hanway

West Virginia Park Your Heart in WV Theme

City notes: local residents visit, travel, illness, and family events. A broad rundown lists movements from Philippi to Fairmont, Elkins to Terra Alta, with visits by Mr. Parker Selvey, Miss Betty McCartney, and others. Social and business activities fill a weekend amid health updates and community notices.

Mars Harry Friedman Philipp Parrish New Bethelem Guy E. Williams Flemington Grafton West Virginia Calvin Overfield Simpson Mountain

Daughters of Democracy host tea and district meeting notes

I Pairmont secretary Mrs Lula D Hood and Mrs May Currence of Clarkshoro are past presidents. District No 5 aims to confer assembly degree on past noble grands with credentials. Welcome address by Mrs J W Diehl, response by Mrs Pearl Yost. 12 o'clock lunch in social rooms for representatives and visitors. Meeting led by district deputy president Mrs Ella J Pitzer. Afternoon Tea hosted by Woodrow Wilson Chapters of the Daughters of Democracy in Chamber of Commerce rooms with about forty guests. Tea served with wild flowers, roses and alips. organizers include Mrs Moran and committee. Ladies Aid Society meet at 21 West MainSt hosted by Mrs D R Pierson. 7 30 start. Sodality of St Augustine's Church to hold square dance May 5 at school auditorium with Striker's Orchestra.

Dltrict Rabekah Lodge Fairmont Taylor, Mavion Monongalia State Assembly Sallie B.rector Clarksburg Pearl Yost Mannington Wasden Neva Thorn I Pairmont Lula D. Hood Williamstown May Currence Clarkshoro District No.5 J. W. Diehl Ella J. Pitzer Woodrow Wilson Daughters of Democracy Chamber of Commerce Mirs G. W. Ford James B. Moran Moran Kate Smith Belle Vankirk Emily Sommerville John Hamilton John Barlow Lotus Reyinolds Ladies Aid Ladies Aid Society of the West Main Street M. B D. R. Pierson Gillespie Sodality of St. Augustine's Church Striker’s

Graduation exercises held at Morey School of Nursing

The Ladies of the Church and Mr E Smith attend Thursday evening graduation at Morey School of Nursing. Mrs John and daughter Helen Claire visit for the occasion as Rosemary receives her degree in the ceremony.

Church of E. Smith John Helen Claires Mardl Morey School of Nursing Rosemary

Eleven Ebensburg women face scab charges at mine

Ebensburg Pa May 4 eleven women and a man were brought to Ebensburg and arraigned before Justice James T Young on disorderly conduct charges. The defendants called the miners at Hegley Coal Company scabs and John Dietz was fined ten dollars with hearings begun. Heisley mine had resumed operations last week under the 1917 wage scale.

Ebensburg Nantyglo Justice of the Peace James T. Young Heggley Coal Company Sai J Scabes John Dietz Heisley

Episcopal Bishop Ordains His Own Son in Worcester

In All Saints church Worcester on May 4 Rt Rev William Lawrence bishop of the Massachusetts diocese ordained his son Frederick Lawrence as a priest. Frederick was presented by his brother Appleton Lawrence of St Stevens Lyon. The bishop recently transferred actual administration of his office to Bishop Coadjutor Dr Charles I Slattery after 92 years of service.

Worcester Mass All-Saints Church Wm. Lawrence Massachusetts Frederick Lawrence Appleton Lawrence St. Stevens Church Lyon Lawrence Charles I. Slattery

Justice at Court House Falls From Its Perch in Town

An old pewter statue of Justice atop the Taylor county court house has fallen and likely to be scrapped. Timbers and repair crews had loosened the statue for days and winds finally toppled it. The historic landmark, about 40 years in place, is described as weathered but once a civic symbol now missing its perch.

Justice Taylor County Court House Taylor County Grafton Court House

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