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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1935

Page

5

Mayor Reassures On Traffic And Parking Policies

Mayor Boon says no changes to traffic or parking rules will be made now or until public benefit requires reconsideration. He notes split complaints and defends police efforts to enforce ordinances, urging citizen cooperation and downplaying reports about a local officer while signaling possible discussion of courtesy cards for out of town visitors.

Sentinel B. Otto Waugh Waugh Asdes Grafton Waugh

Adulteress Dominates Court in Stoner Case Verdict

A jury found Stoner guilty of striking Mrs Rattenbury on the head with a fallen object leading to her death four days later. The judge said Stoner was dominated by his admitted mistress Mrs Rattenbury, and described the relationship as the most unpleasant type.

Stoner Rattenbury

Charles G Corbin Music Teacher Studio Ad

Charles G Corbin offers instruction on all band instruments at his studio in Room 310 of the Grafton Banking and Trust Co. building. Phone 293 R.

Charles G. Corbin Grafton Banking & Trust Co

Byrd and Poulter to Speak at Iowa Wesleyan Commencement

Rear Admiral Richard Byrd and Dr. Thomas C. Poulter will receive honorary degrees at Iowa Wesleyan College in Mt. Pleasant. They travel from New York City to speak at the eighty first annual commencement on June 3, with Poulter returning to the Wesleyan campus next fall. Albert Lodwick of Curtiss-Wright, an alumnus, will join the trip.

Albert Lodwick Richard Byrd Thomas C. Poulter Iowa Wesleyan College Mt. Pleasant New York City Poulter Byrd Wesleyan Curtiss-Wright Corporation

Flemington Woman Dies at 56 in Flemington

Emma Booth, 56, mother of seven, died at 8 yesterday at the family home in Flemington from complications after a long illness. Born November 11, 1878, daughter of Creed and Ellen Harris, she lived much of her life in Flemington. Survived by husband J. F. Booth and children Marie Robinson Philippi Osibert Trene Bise Willa White Edith Daugherty Pharley Booth Verdon Booth, plus 11 grandchildren and sister Hattie Keller of Belington. Funeral at 1 p.m. Saturday at Flemington M E Church. Rev. N Z Bowen and Rev. Kelly officiating. Burial Stringtown Cemetery near Belington. Bartlett Funeral Company in charge.

Emma Booth Flemington Creed Harris Ellen Menear Harris Booth J. F. Booth Marie Robinson Philipp! Osibert Philippi Stringtown Belington Bartlett Funeral Company

Kidnapped George Weyerhaeuser Held for 200000 Ransom

Photo shows George Weyerhaeuser with his family the Weyerhaeusers of Tacoma Washington. George was kidnapped and ransom demanded totaling two hundred thousand dollars. A Seattle newspaper ad signed Pere Minnie appeared as a cryptic message to the abductors.

Weyerhaeusers Tacoma, Wath George John P. Weyerhaeuser Ann Philip, Jr Seattle Perey Minnie

FERA Survey Concludes in Taylor County Work

The five day survey of 1334 Taylor county families on FERA work and direct relief is finished and sent to Charleston FERA headquarters. W D Frey Tayor county FERA acting administrator announced this morning. Eighteen persons assisted at the close to determine eligible clients for relief. Work began Sunday and ran through Thursday with completion at 6 p m. All occupational classification cards with ten years of employment records were sent to Charleston.

Taylor County FERA Charleston W. D. Frey

Veteran Salvation Army officer leads Memorial Day parade

Mrs Myles Pickering a veteran Salvation Army officer from New York City marched with local corps members and officers in yesterday's Memorial Day parade. She praised the event's order and arrangement, plans to visit Salvation Army friends in Clarksburg, and then return to New York.

Salvation Army Myles Pickering New York City Pickering Tthe Salvanon Army Chicago Baltimore Cleveland Cincinnati Washington, D.C Major Campbell Citadel East Main Street

Parkersburg Painter Dies After Fall From Ladder

Clarence J. Wires, 39, a Parkersburg painter, died in a hospital from injuries after falling from a ladder while painting a garage building. The incident occurred yesterday with Wires succumbing to his injuries.

Parkersburg Clarence J. Wires

Salvation Army Dinner Kicks Off 1935 Drive in City

The local Salvation Army opens its 1935 36 appeal with a Monday night pep dinner at the Moose Home on Washington Street. The drive seeks a $1 400 goal to fund a year of relief work and community programs praised for years. City officials and officers note the campaign marks a new era of local enterprise and character building.

Corps The Salvation Army Washington Street Army

Adult Education Report Shows Big Enrollment

The Taylor county Adult Education project reports May enrollment rising to 765 students from 200 last October across all centers. County supervisor Joseph B. Dryfield says a June start will use fewer teachers and more special projects like handcraft sewing music and gardening through the summer before returning to regular classes.

Taylor County Joseph B. Dryfield Charleston

High Seniors Dope to Receive Diplomas at Grafton High

One hundred and twenty three senior lads and lassies will receive their diplomas tonight at Grafton high school after the commencement exercises at 8 in the school auditorium. Principal Torlock Rasmussen released the program noting Cameron Ralston of Washington and Jefferson College will deliver the annual commencement address. The program includes a March of the seniors.

Grafton High School Torlock Rasmussen Cameron Ralston Washington and Jefferson College Washington

Kidnapped Heiress? Nine Year-Old Weyerhaeuser Route Snatched Boy

An aerial view of Tacoma shows the path taken by George Weyerhaeuser, son of a prominent lumber heir, from Lowell school to Anne Wright seminary. He was last seen in front of the seminary before his kidnaping along this route.

Tacoma, Wash George Weyerhaeuser Lowell School Anne Wright Seminary Associated Photo Service

Grafton High School Class Exercises Include Choir and Diploma

A Grafton high school program features a capella choir singing Now the Day is Over and The Lark at Morn, Rev James E Fidler offers invocation at First Baptist Church, Boys Gleek club performs All Through the Night and Hail Alma Mater, Cameron Ralston speaks, Torlock Rasmussen presents diplomas with Lloyd L Shriver officiating. audience joins in America the Beautiful followed by benediction.

James E. Fidler First Baptist Church Boys’ Gleek Club Cameron Ralston Torlock Rasmussen Grafton High School Lloyd L. Shriver Taylor County Public Schools

Miss Carrie Hursey Passes Away in Grafton

Carrie Hursey aged 68 died at 11 30 pm after 14 months of paralysis at the home of her sister Mrs A Thompson 111 W Washington street She was born in Salem West Virginia daughter of the late Harrison and Catherine Hursey and is survived by a brother Clare Hursey and sister Mrs A Thompson Funeral services will be held at the Thompson home Saturday at 2 30 pm with Rev Perry J Null of the M P church officiating and interment in Bluemont Bartlett Funeral Company in charge The body will be returned to the Thompson home from the mortuary at 4 pm today

Pight Carrie Hursey A. Thompson Washington Street Miss Hursey Salem W. Va Harrison Catherine Stacey Hursey Clare Hursey M. P. Church of Grafton Thompson Perry J. Null M. P Bluemont Bartlett, Funeral Company

Dope Peddler Nick Saleeby Slain in Florence

Florence May 31 Nick Saleeby a notorious South Carolina narcotics dealer was found shot to death in his back yard after a reported shooting at his home relatives crowded around him as he died at a hospital. Police say a gun was not found and colleagues suspect self-inflicted buckshot injuries while Saleeby faced federal and state drug charges.

Florence Nick ‘Saleeby South Carolina Ephone Saleeby Nick Shobeunjend Johnny Asko Hnger Police Department Babery Asko Facine U. 8 Washington PS A

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