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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1922

Page

4

Governor Morgan defends state expenditures in 1922 report

Gov E F Morgan replies to Huntington Herald Dispatch editor with a comparative statement of West Virginia state expenditures for 1921 and 1922. He argues increased costs stem from education and law and order plus major post fire rebuilding, highway bonds, and capitol needs, denying Democratic criticism of Republican finances while blaming local taxation.

Charleston E. F. Morgan Ae Jarrell Huntm Herald-Dispatch General Revenue Fund Morgan Jarrell Wrest Boyd Jarrell Huntington Herald-Dispatch Huntington West Virginia Uty Virginia United States Supreme Court Board of Public Works Atate Nemer Law and Department of Public Safety and Law and Order National Guard Chas, Walker Capitol Board of Control Board of Pharmacy Department of Public Safety Packin House Berkeley County Boards of Education Stat

Red Cross urged to continue work and health nursing in Graf ton

Community leaders push to maintain the Red Cross chapter in Graf ton arguing the group has proven its value this year and must continue its health nursing services. A Monday meeting with Taylor county chapter directors is called to decide the future and to address public health nursing concerns. The report highlights the chapter’s inclusive service and its contributions to local welfare.

Red Cross Citizens ii Tad Cross Red Cros Taylor County Grafton

Grafton Red Cross Meeting to Decide Chapter Fate

Grafton residents are urged to attend a mass meeting at the courthouse Monday evening October 2 at 8 o'clock. The meeting will decide whether the local Red Cross chapter, A. B. C., continues operation. The official call is issued by A. Sinnsel and stresses citizen participation.

Grafton The Red Cross Court House E Court House Grafton Chapter A. B.C A. Sinsel

Wild Life League forms Taylor County Branch president Aiken

Maj Blaine Aiken elected president of the Taylor County Branch of the Wild Life League of West Virginia at a hotel conference and public meeting. John L Heeh mer as vice president and Earl B Jenkins as secretary treasurer were chosen. About 50 members formed including 30 applicants and 90 joining at the meeting. Rose Mary Fitzpatrick was the sole charter female member. The club plans fish hatcheries and stream restoration to attract tourists. Future meetings will feature motion pictures and lantern slides of fishing and wildlife.

Chamber of Commerce Wild Life League of West Virginia Maj Blaine Aiken Farmimona John L. Heehmer Earl B. Jenkins Te Gratton Rose Mary Fitzpatrick Taylor County Wild Life League of West Virginia League Howard H. Cleaves Wild Life League Cleaves Mercer River California Yosemite’ S California Fish and Game Commission

West Virginia Fire Marshal Announces Fire Prevention Week Plans

The state fire marshal urges wide awareness for the twelve annual fire prevention week, warning of a national loss of 15,000 lives and nearly a half billion dollars in property, and lists fourteen safety rules to prevent fires. He compares complacency to a foreign tribute and calls for permanent adoption of safe conduct.

West Virginia West Vir Gina Fie

National Poultry Congress to Exhibit With Dairy Show

HAMLINE Minn Sept 29 Organization work for the National Poultry Congress to be shown with the National Dairy Show at the Minnesota state fairgrounds October 7 to 14 has been completed. George W Hackett of Minneapolis named first director. he formerly served as government poultry specialist in Minnesota and later district supervisor for eight states. The American Association operates the congress under the Fine program, aiming for broad international reach.

Hackett Hamline Minn National Poultry Congress Minnesota State Palo Grounds George W Hackett Minneapolis Congress Minnesota American Ae Association

Corn Cutting Challenge Described In Troubled Oar Race

The passage notes a difficulty in cutting corn with a thrust on silks and contemplates using oars for roasting. It suggests ladders would be needed to reach higher sections, with an estimated average height around 12 feet though some exceed twelve.

Hallanan Sees Value in West Virginia Gross Sales Tax

West Virginia tax commissioner Walter Hallanan defends the gross sales tax after a year of operation. He says the tax is simple, provides stable revenue, and replaces the cumbersome excise tax. He proposes minor changes, including lowering the exemption and indexing rates for banks and utilities, while keeping the principle intact. Revenue through August 15 totaled about 2 million dollars, with coal, oil, and gas producers paying nearly half.

Charleston W. Va West Virginia Walter §. Hellanan Hallanan

Plan Restoration of First White Village

Belleville Sept 27 The town of Cahokia sixteen miles southwest of Belleville may be restored to its appearance of over two centuries ago The St Clair Historian society aims to urge the next legislature to fund a restoration and state park Cahokia founded in 1700 by French pioneers was the site of Tillinots first court house and church The church still stands Pontiac was assassinated there in 1769 The old court house is on display in Lincoln Park Chicago having been moved from St Louis for exhibition

Belleville Cahokia St.Clair Tillnots Pontiac Lincoln Park Chicago St. Louis

Cahokia's Hidden Wonders at the 1904 World’s Fair

A fragment noting Cahokia features at the 1904 World’s Fair hints at historic points that remain unmarked and underappreciated, inviting exploration of overlooked local heritage.

Cahokia

United Brethren Church backs Otterbein appeal in midwest

The Columbus meeting of United Brethren leaders ratified a 2 000 000 quadrennial appeal for Otterbein College. About 100 attendees, including bishops Wm M Bell and A R Clippinger, discussed campaigns across Ohio and neighboring conferences with gifts read from the General Education Board and Carengi Foundation totaling 275 000 contingent on further fundraising.

C. E. Rau Grafton Columbus Leade United Brethren Church of the Otterbein College UBA Church General Education Board Carengi» Foundation W. G. Clippinger Otterbein Wm. M. Bell Harrisburg A. R. Clippinger Dayton U. B. Church Philip William Otterbein U."b. Church J. H. Dreshman Lb. Shuey

West Virginia Methodist Conference Opens in Weston

Delegates numbering 226 attend the sixty eighth annual Methodist Protestant conference in Weston West Virginia with sessions to Monday. Rev J Th Mossburg of Newburg is secretary. Opening address by Dr J B Selby of Parkersburg sets the tone as memorials and annual sermon are featured.

Weston Methodist Protestant Church West Virginia J. Th. Mossburg Newburg J. B. Selby Parkersburg Jon Selby C. E. Wilbur Pittsburgh Geo.h. Miller G. “H. Dixon Baltimore Board of Young People’s Work C. H. Lewis Washington General Conference A. F. John Clawson-Helmick Memorial Presbyterian Church Res Gom

West Virginia Methodists Report on Church Charges

The 10 percent committee places pastors in several charges as a report due Monday anticipates strong pastor involvement. The Methodist Protestant Church has 298 churches in West Virginia with pastors serving over 330 charges.

Mittee Methodist Protestant West Virginia

Pottery firms indicted for fixing prices nationwide

A federal indictment charged about 85 percent of sanitary pottery manufacturers in the United States with price fixing. Names include 23 companies and 24 individuals led by firms such as Bowers Pottery, Standard Sanitary, Eljer, Universal Sanitary, Wheeling Sanitary, Horton Pottery and others across New York and surrounding states. The two count indictment alleges a price fixing cartel and unlawful sales restrictions to a select group of dealers. The case stems from a Lockwood committee investigation into housing related industries.

New York William Hayward United States Lockwood Legislative Committee Alan Smilar Bowers Pottery Company Mannington W.va Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company Eljer Company Cameron W. Va Ford City

Officials Named for Wesleyan West Virginia Game

Morgantown Sept 29 The central board of football officials has assigned referees for the Wesleyan West Virginia game at Fairmont Saturday James G Durfee Williams College referee M J Thompson Georgetown University umpire D W Merriman Geneva College umpire officialdom notes the high class officials and mentions the lower sideline crowd control innovation limiting sideline pages to a dozen this season to avoid interference with proceedings from the previous year when about 200 people crowded the players bench

Morgantown Central Board of Football Officials Wesleyan- West Virginia Fairmont James G. Durfee Willams M. J Thompson Georgetown University D. W. Merriman Geneva College Nesnan Spears

Reverend Hamrick returns home from evangelistic trip

Rev. N. B. Hamrick of Simpson Baptist Church completed evangelistic services at Arlington Street Baptist in Akron Ohio and returned home with his wife to Parkersburg and Charleston to spend time there.

N. B. Hamrick Simpson Baptist Church Arlington Street Baptist Church Akron Ohio Simpson Parkersburg Chayteaton

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State University Experiment Station Athens Glenville West Liberty Marshall College Shepherd College Montgomery Keyser Institute and Bluefield Storer College Spencer Welch McKendree Terra Alta Children's Home Colored Orphan Home Board of Children’s Guardians Florence Crittenden Home Child Welfare Commission Hirective Department State Health Department Department of Mines Supreme Court of Appeals Circuit Courts Auditor of State Will Grafton Flect Aiken Wild Lifers Jack C.H. Combs Pleasant Combs Mr. Combe Feld, But As Itvwan O. K First White CE. Rau U.B. Meeting United Brethren Church U.S Rev. N. B. Hamrick
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