Grafton Daily Sentinel publisher details and rates
The Grafton Daily Sentinel lists publisher Howard H Holt and office address at 102 Latrobe Street Grafton W Va. It notes subscription prices including daily and yearly terms by mail or carrier and outlines advertising rates and deadlines for classified ads and composition. It also states Associated Press rights and reader letter guidelines.
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Choir Concert Draws Sparse Attendance in Grafton
The Army Fresh Air Camp fund received support through a beneficent concert by a massed choir praised for cal voice and discipline. Walter A. Wood, a respected Taylor county educator, was highlighted as the announcer and organizer, with a biographical sketch noting his Army service and Paris education. The piece laments low turnout, contrasts audience size with the choir’s quality, and celebrates the performance as a rare high point in the city’s musical life.
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Walter A. Wood
Taylor County
Mr. Wood
Grafton
Glenville Normal
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Fairmont State Normal
Realmont State Teachers’ College
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University of Paris
Y Athletic Committee Plans Junior Baseball League
At a Y M C A Athletic Committee meeting the group voted to organize a Junior Baseball League for boys up to 17. Edward Powell was named league head and to announce plans soon. Chairman William Towles appointed additional chairs for summer programs including juniors baseball under George Jolliffe Jr and Abe Tackett overseeing tread clubs golf with Paul Malone Dr Paul Warden Lewis Poe and Joe Evans.
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William Towles
George Jolliffe, Jr
Abe Tackett
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Paul Warden
Lewis Poe
Joe Evans
Readers interested in our editorial items and charity concert
We reported on the profit from our interview with the state road commission at Charleston and then covered the Wesleyan College choir concert at the High school auditorium. The event, advertised as a benefit for the Salvation Army child welfare fund, drew many locals and visitors. Proceeds covered expenses with only a small portion kept.
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Tenth and Final Report of the Literary Digest Prohibition Poll
The Literary Digest presents its May 24 1930 survey with questions on Prohibition. It asks whether respondents support continued strict enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act, a modification to permit light wines and beer, or a repeal of Prohibition.
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Poultry and Eggs Tariff Figures From Louisiana Year
The notice cites values for poultry and eggs in Louisiana last year with figures of 2,037,000 for poultry and 4,157,000 for eggs. It notes Canada imposing a tariff that mirrors ours and mentions effects from taxes and tourism.
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Simpson Plans Memorial Day Service at Union Church
Simpson plans a Memorial Day observance with morning service at Union Baptist Church at 10 30 and an afternoon service at 2 led by Rev J W Kirby and Rev Workman. The community plans to travel to Grafton for events at county seats and attend band concerts at local venues including the Country Club Grafton Park Athletic Field and the cemetery.
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J.W. Kirby
Revi Workman
Grafton
Grafton Park
New Laundry Office Opens Here Monday
Lynch cleaners and dyers announce a new laundry service to start Monday May 26. They offer 24 hour service with pickup and delivery of all cleaning work and promise good work, service and price in a modern plant with local investment. Further details are in today's Sentinel front page advertisement.
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Clearing House Data Shows Strong Exchange Totals
Clearing House report from New York on May 24 lists exchanges at 1 066 000 000 and balances at 126 000 000. Weekly exchanges total 6 285 000 000 with balances of 924 000 000.
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Flight over Gulf to Havana Reveals Keys and Cuba
Travel writer Jack Murray guides a two hour air journey from the Florida coast to Havana, detailing the turquoise Gulf Stream view, a seaborne feel, and the pilot’s navigation. He explains Havana’s harbor arrival at 10 45 AM, noting aquarium blue water and the bustling travel bureau network he represents in Miami.
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West Indies
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Letter on campers and southern forest fires warning
A southern landholder laments camper carelessness that sparked hundreds of forest fires last year destroying timber and wildlife. The writer urges visitors to respect property rights and avoid leaving fires unattended, noting 1928 saw thirty million acres burned in the region. The piece quotes Holland's Magazine and mentions a planned hike by the M. C. A. Juniors to Pleasant Creek led by Harry Curry.
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Magazine of the South
Dallas
Texas
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Harry Curry
Byrd Antarctic Expedition Vessels Refused Aid
Panama City May 24. Radios from New York report Byrd's expedition vessels still at sea. Heat injuries were suffered aboard the City of New York. Navy refusal to tow the Eleator Bolling was received through Rear Admiral Blakely. The plan was to tow after coaling andward to the canal.
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Byrd Medal Presentation to Expedition Members
Washington reports medals will be presented to members of the Byrd Antarctic expedition. The ceremony is authorized by the President and set for May in Washington.
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Special Commissioner Sale in Taylor County WV
Special Commissioner Guy Allender will sell at the courthouse front door in Taylor County on June 9 1990 at 2 30 pm for 29 acres and 48 rods with coal under, conveyed to W E Leach. Terms: one third cash, balance in six and twelve months with interest notes. title retained until payment. Bond posted as required by decree. Also fiduciary accounts before the court for settlement.
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Taylor County
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D. M. Wolfe
Taylor
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