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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1933

Page

3

Woman's Mission Circle and Ladies Aid Society Meet

Society editor notes 20 members gathered at Miss Emma Reynolds home for a Baptist church Women’s Mission Circle and Ladies Aid Society meeting. Reports from officers were encouraging, plans made for a May 30 church dinner, and refreshments followed a devotional with hymns and prayers.

Vission and Aid Woman's Mission Circle Ladies Aid Society Baptist Church Emma Reynolds Main Street America W. C. Byers

Birth of Burke Baby at City Hospital

Mr and Mrs Charles E Burke announce the birth of an eight pound son at City Hospital yesterday morning. The baby has been named Charles E Burke III. Mrs Burke before marriage was Miss Claudia Phillips, daughter of Mrs Mary C Phillips.

Charles E. Burke City Hospital Charles E. Burke III Burke Claudia Phillips Mary C. Phillips

Pal of Lewis Gets 18 Years

Baltimore May 20 The indictment describes an April 20 holdup in which one of three charged was at large after treason trials and an 18 year penitentiary sentence. Logan county army office records mention Troy Boyd 19 of Buckhannon W V. The other arrested was Kenneth Lewis suspected in murder of Patrolman John R Black.

Baltimore Logan County Troy Boyd Charles Town W.B. Alder Vpolige Kenneth Lewis Buckhannon W. Va John R. Black Trid Boyd Parolman

Kump Signs Bill Expands Circuit Court Jurisdiction

Charleston reports Gor emnor Kump signed a bill authorizing circuit courts or other courts to fill vacancies from the United States in 1932, marking a year with more silk yarn exports and greater prosecuting attorney activity than any prior period.

Charleston Goremnor Kump United States Andes

Three Get Long Terms In Dundalk Bank Theft

Three men receive fifteen year terms for robbing the Dundalk branch of the Prevent Savings Bank of 2076 dollars on March 1. The defendants are William Hayes Roger Sussi and Johnny Fontana. Hayes is a 35 year old father of two, Sussi is a 21 year old unemployed painter, Fontana is a 19 year old keeper.

Towson, Md Maryland Penitentiary Dundalk Prevent Savings Bank William Hayes Roger Sussi Johnny Fontana Cau

Coal men to meet at White Sulphur Springs

Huntington May 20. Producers of smokeless coal plan to meet May 22 and 23 to decide on organizing a marketing agency.

Huntington White Sulphur Springs

Tax hearing schedule fixed by board of public works

Charleston officials set May 20 to 24 and 26 for hearings on public utility tariffs for the coming fiscal year. The board of public works established the fixed dates to hear rate requests and related public input.

Charleston Board of Public Works

Mrs Cline Dies at 79 in Barbour County Home

Mrs Catherine Cline 79 died this morning at 12 East Wilford Street home of her daughter Mrs J J Duffy after a two week illness and a fall that fractured her left arm She leaves three daughters Mrs J J Duffy Mrs J L Ford Mrs J W Martin and a son Charles Cline two brothers John Haddix and Lloyd Haddix Funeral will be Monday at 2 pm from Mt Pleasant Methodist Episcopal Church Cove district Barbour with Rev Lloyd Myers and Rev Lois Luzadder officiating Interment at church cemetery Bartlett Funeral Co in charge

Catherine Cline J. J. Duffy East Wilford Street Cline Adam Haddix Susan Isner Haddix Barbour County Joseph Cline Wilford Street Charles Cline Paden City John Haddix Lloyd Haddix Fairmont Mt. Pleasant Methodist Episcopal Church Cove District Lloyd Myers Lois Luzadder Church Cemetery Bartlett Funeral Company

Puffy Finds Fluff A Shy Rabbit Companion

A brief cartoon style note describes OPE Puffy acquiring a companion named Fluff, a shy rabbit. Puff yells in relief that he found the rabbit in time lest it become a fur piece to attract attention from ladies.

Puffy Fluff

Drexel George Sought on Funds Embezzlement Inquiry

Fairmont May 20 The Marion county sheriff audit finished and to be released soon shows a $200000 plus shortage. A warrant for embezzlement was issued for former deputy George Drexel KR, with state police asked to arrest him. George chaired the Marion Democratic executive committee and sought a First District congressional nomination.

Fairmont Marion County Exel KR George Charleston Homer Toothman

Barbour Co. Man Haddix Dies At Home

Jonathan Haddix aged 74 died at his home near Clemtown Barbour county Friday morning after an extended illness from influenza. A lifelong farmer he leaves sons Walter and Delbert Haddix of Philippi route 4 and daughter Mrs Ida Stemple of Flemington. funeral 10 am tomorrow at Clemtown church with burial in the church cemetery.

Jonathan Haddix Clemtown Barbour County Yelock Haddix Allen P. Haddix Nancy Duckworth Haddix Walter Haddix Delbert Haddix Philippi Route 4 Ida Stemple Flemington C. V.tate

Miss Matheson to Speak at West Main M E Church

Miss Lily Grace Matheson of Neenah Wisconsin field secretary of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union will lecture Sunday at 2 30 oclock in the West Main Street M E Church. The talk is described as masterly and will hold the audience from start to finish. The public is invited and a large crowd is expected to attend as Miss Matheson allocates her leisure to temperance supporters.

Lily Grace Matheson Neenah Wis National Woman's Christian Temperance Union

Local visitors and residents stop by in Grafton

Mrs Clarence Strasinger and son John Francis from Baltimore visit Mrs Virginia Southworth on Lafayette Street. Mrs Henry Pracht of Pittsburgh with Miss Erma Posten spend a week in Grafton. Earl Robinson of Route 6 calls today subscribing for the paper. M C Squires of Moatsville and W W McDaniel of Cecil attend to business in Grafton. Mr and Mrs Harry Murray return from Edenburg Virginia. The old Coleridor building on West Main Street has fresh paint brightening the area. R M Middleton of Indianapolis Indiana visits Grafton, renewing old friendships. formerly secretary of the Young Men's Christian Association here.

Clarence Strasinger John Francis Baltimore Grafton Harry Murray Edenburg Coleridor West Main Street R. M. Middleton Indianapolis Ind Middleton Young Men’s Christian Association

War in China Studied by Roosevelt During Envoy Farewell

President Roosevelt, as he sent off China’s envoy T. V. Soong, outlined efforts to quiet the Orient’s undeclared war and planned talks with Tokyo’s official spokesman while monitoring progress at the Geneva arms talks.

Washington R Rosevelt China T. V. Soong Tokyo Geneva

World Leaders Seek Peace as Armament Cuts Loom

A Russian government reply to a peace appeal signals a new stage in Soviet relations and hope for disarmament. Soong and Kalinin stressed trust and joint efforts to halt Far East hostilities as a Japanese delegation arrives in Washington. The president noted a likely cut in military officers as Germany’s acceptance of Britain’s plan for heavy weapons is seen favorably.

Paris Deladier Soong China Far East Washington Moscow Japan Viscount Ishii Soviet Socialist Republics Michali Kalinin Cor Union Hitler Germany

Forestry Workers To Get Pay Increase For Meritorious Services

Washington May 20 Promotion system for meritorious service in the civilian conservation corps will take effect June 1. Ten group leaders in each group of 10 will get 45 dollars monthly, 16 lieutenants in each camp will receive 36 dollars monthly, while the remainder keep the 30 dollar rate. Each camp housing 1300 to 1400 workers will select its leaders.

Washington Civilian Conservation Corps

Bruce Kinsey Visits City on Business

Bruce Kinsey, a prominent farmer from Lost Run, is in the city today on business.

Bruce Kinsey Lost Run

Hopkins Named Relief Director for Federal Emergency Relief

Washington May 20 President Roosevelt nominated Harry L Hopkins of New York as federal emergency relief administrator. He will supervise the distribution of the 500000000 dollars recently voted by congress for direct relief among the states.

Washington Roosevelt Harry L. Hopkins New York Congress

Menus of the Day by Mrs Alexander George

Sunday dinner menu lists chicken and rice buttered beans watermelon pickles bread plum jelly asparagus salad rhubarb pie coffee plus detailed recipe steps and measurements for chicken and rice rhubarb pie and related fillings serving six is given in a compact home cook style.

Alexander George

Loans Rise at Federal Reserve Banks May Week End

Washington May 20 Loans to brokers and dealers held by New York Federal Reserve member banks for the week ending May 17 were $618,000,000, an increase of 1,000,000 from the preceding week, according to the Federal Reserve Board.

Washington New York Federal Reserve Federal Reserve Board

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