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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1929

Page

5

Senior Class Night Staged at Grafton High

Senior class night exercises at Grafton High School Auditorium feature a program with music, fashion show, a playlet, choruses, a class prophecy, key presentation, and a senior class song. Names listed include Martha Glenn Flesher Velma Cather Dorothy Jerner Louise Randolph Roy Walter Glenn Suddarth Charles Custer Kenneth Bunner and Kathryn Nye.

Willle Grafton High School E. M. Tomlinson Martha Glenn Flesher Manual Arts Richard Hill Velma Cather Dorothy Jerner Louise Randolph Roy Walter Glenn Suddarth Charles Custer Kenneth Bunner Kathryn Nye

Belington high school holds twenty third commencement

Thirty two seniors of Belington high school will graduate at the twenty third annual commencement in the Belington auditorium. Dr. Charles G. Stater will deliver the graduation address to the largest senior class Belington has seen, with diplomas to Thomas David Anderson Beatrice Jerrins Bennett George Harold Ribey and many others listed.

Belington High School Belington Charles G. Stater M. B. Church of Clarks Thomas ‘David Anderson Beatrice Jerrins Bennett George Harold Ribey Abbie Jean Coff Blanchie Ware Clarence Marrin Ware Edith Velda Wilmoth Tene Wilson

TYDOL drill and steel industry tales mix fuel and futures

A noisy mix of ad copy and industrial news mentions TYDOL gasoline features and the Tide Water Oil Co, alongside steel industry leaders voicing caution about overproduction and a hopeful but prudent market outlook for the year. Key figures referenced include William Farrel of United States Steel and various industry voices.

Tide Water Oil Sales Corporation Broadway New York, N. Y Nebi

Eddie Quillan in Hollywood bid to sign contract

Eddie Quillan, former Vandes villain, now a Pathe featured player, was tested by a Hollywood producer who invited him to the screening. Security was tight with six detectives called to locate him to secure a contract. The Bethlehen Steel Corp operations in May ran above 100 percent capacity, Eugene G Grace reporting. John A Topping, Republic Iron and Steel chairman, said his firm operated near capacity and saw no reason for concern.

Eddie Quillan Vandesvillian Pathe Anta Pictures Hollywood Sare Eddie Bethlehent Steel. Corporation Eugene G. Grace Topping John A. Topping The Republic Iron and Steel Chenpany

Talk on factory safety at West Virginia publishers meeting

May Huntington session of the West Virginia Publishers and Employing Printers Association featured J Guy Prichard urging extensive safety programs in state factories. He warned that higher injury costs and a single serious accident in one class could raise rates for all plants in that class. Luther Long and G Grane spoke on costs and advertising serving. Officer elections were postponed to this afternoon. Delegates were hosted by J H Long of Huntington Publishing.

Huntington J. Guy. Prichard Virginia Freefacturer’s Association Vew Virginia Association Charéter Prichard Nbbiane West Virginia Associated Preas Luther Long Huntington Publishing Company G. Grane Campbell-Ewatt Company Guy W. Tetrick R. J. Pritchard Long J. H. Long Huntington Publisn

Bal Ohio Railroad Wins Authority To Discontinue Trains

Charleston May 24 The service commission granted Bal Ohio railroad authority to discontinue trail Nos 63 and 64 between Palrapa l and Morgantown for five days. The decision cites a 1928 loss of 9548.15 and notes four other trains run between the two cities. Train No 69 will honor flag stops after discontinuation.

Charleston W. Va Palrapal Morgantown Bal Ohio Railroad Service Commission Ite Trans

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