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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1939

Page

3

Work on wall to be pushed in Kenova

Kenova officials reveal at a special town council meeting that Mayor Mullins objected to heavy tractor trucks hauling dirt through streets. U S Engineers representatives note troops acted after trucks were not on a state road. Sturgis clarifies troopers arrived in error, but work will proceed as planned.

Kenova Harl Miullins Ohio River Mullen Mullens U.S. Engineers Samuel D. Sturgis Sturgis C. C. Talltan State Police

Bridge Collapse Sends Four Men Into Shenandoah Waters

A 90 foot span at Castleman's Ferry near Berryville collapsed yesterday just as a car and a truck crossed the center. Four men were thrown into the muddy Shenandoah river but none were seriously hurt. Arthur Beahm, 22, of Aileyville freed himself with help from truck workers. The others were Rawling Racey, 31, and Ellmore Jackson, 31, from Ledburg and Theodore Lucas, unknown race, of Ledburg. All suffered shock.

Rawling Racey Ellmore Jackson Theodore Lucas Ledburg Berryville Harrisonburg

Thornton Man Is Held Under $200 Peace Bond

Clarence Thorn of route 1 Thornton was held on a $200 peace bond by Justice of the Peace A B Knabenshue on charges filed by neighbor Willard Morrison. Morrison says Thorn threatened harm if the neighbor continued to mow a disputed right of way.

Clarence Thorn Route 1 Thornton Justice of the Peace A. B. Knabenshue Willard Morrison Thorn

Slain Police Chief in Kentucky Barn Gun Battle

Police Chief George M. Dickey of Cynthiana Kentucky was shot and killed as he investigated a report that Charles Allen, a 70 year old retired farmer, lured a girl into his barn. Allen then fought off hundreds in a three hour gun battle, wounding eight before escaping.

George M. Dickey Cynthiana Charles Allen Dickey Allen

New Day Law Is Protested in Bombay Clashes

Fifteen people were wounded in police clashes with demonstrators against a new prohibition law in Bombay. Since midnight 6500 bars and liquor shops were closed to natives and foreigners face rationing. A Moslem procession was stoned by Hindi onlookers as police fired, wounding five.

Bombay

Brother of Local Man Dies On Sunday Night

Ross Monroe Kendall aged 68 a prominent farmer in western Marion county dies Sunday night while visiting his daughter Mrs Eliza beth Wright near Smithfield. Burial is planned at Brink West Virginia in John Snodgrass cemetery near his home at 1 oclock tomorrow afternoon. His wife Luna Byard Kendall who died in 1932 is buried there. Norman F Kendall former local banker now in the loan business here is one of three surviving brothers along with two sisters. Six children and several grandchildren also survive.

Ross Monroe Kendall Marion County Norman F. Kendall Grafton Elizabeth Wright Smithfield Brink W. Va John Snodgrass Luna Byard Kendall

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