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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1950

Page

6

Bottlenecks In West Virginia Highway System Study Progress

The West Virginia Commission on Interstate Cooperation reviews bottlenecks on the urban primary system as it drafts a five year highway program for the 1951 Legislature. It notes that current Road Commission projects relieve some congestion but do not meet present day standards and that funding requests from 1949 were not honored. Pictured bottlenecks include routes through Williamson Montgomery Web Morgantown Star City Logan and others with ongoing or completed projects.

West Virginia Commission On Interstate Cooperaton Road Commission Cooperation Commission State Road Commission Williamson Montgomery Star City Bridge Morgantown Bolivar Logan

West Virginia Dude Ranches and City Tax Debate

The piece highlights Dude Ranches near Ruppert West Virginia along Route 60 with trainer Captain Dorsey Smith and Circle C influence, inviting readers to vacation spots, plus a local tax authority debate in Grafton over whether the city can tax professionals and auto owners. It notes ceramic art’s early development in ancient Egypt and reflects on local civic questions.

Gal Tenne Ruppert Route 60 Kessler West Virginia Dorsey Smith Circle C Wyoming Baregal ‘Association Grafton Jessie

Attend Church Dedication at Pruntytown Baptist Church

About 250 people attended the dedication of the New Church in Sermon at Pruntytown Baptist Church. The dedicatory sermon was by Reverend W. M May with a basket dinner after the morning service. Homecoming service began at two with Reverend Henry Loving. Numerous out of town visitors attended from Parkersburg, Pennsboro, High Point, Raleigh, Buckhannon, Fairmont, Elkins, Clarksburg, Detroit, Charleston, and more, including Reverend Dre Whitner and Reverend L. E. Bailey.

Pruntytown Pruntytown Baptist Church W. M May Henry Loving Gene Merrell Parkersburg Clarence Beechler Pennsboro Fred’ Whitescarver High Point North Carolina Oscar Slane Whitescarver Raigh North Carollina Deck Whitescarver Frank Whitescarver Buckhannon Fred Fleming Fairmont William “Hamilton Glenn Hamilton Elkins Robert Whitescarver Shirley Dre-Whitner Walter Elliott Clarksburg William Yates Detroit Michigan John Groves U Betty Maroney Charleston Edgar Daugherty New Bethlehem Pennsylvania L. E. Bailey Glenneaston Bridgeport Maxy Bump Eskdale Cara Rad Abaugh Masontown Archie Bartlett Joseph

Pruntytown Picnic Attendees Lead Busy Regional Travel

The Pruntytown Methodist church held its annual Sunday school picnic at Morris Park in Fairmont with attendees including Grace Mahaffey, Grace Whitescarver, Charlie Whitescarver, Paul Duty and children, George Whitescarver, John Spranage of Phoenix, and Burl Dunham of Fairmont. Visitors from New Bethleham and Akro Ohio joined relatives in Pruntytown with extended stays and vacations.

Pruntytown Lillian Dotson Annie, Wisefan Madge DeMoss Opha Duckworth Robert Westfall Robert Wyckoff Martha Rector Kathryn, Tracy Norma Bolyard Judy Gray Carolyn v Barbara Knight

County Democratic Group Arrests After State Police Raid

Seven Huntington establishments were raided by plainclothes state police last night and ten men were arrested. One arrestee was a former city councilman and current County Democratic Executive committee member. The raid, led by Captain C. P. Taylor, resulted in bonds set at $5,000 for the Committee chairman and two others, with warrants issued by Edward H. Greene for gambling, drinking, horse race betting and book sales.

Huntington The Herald-Dispatch Democratic Executive Committee Democratic Abeeythe Tom T. Baker Edward H. Greene

Herbert Hovatter To Represent Local Eagles At Confab

Herbert Hovatter, junior past worthy president of Grafton aerie No 2389, Fraternal Order of Eagles, will represent his aerie at the Grand Aerie convention in Minneapolis Minnesota August 10 13. Aerie Secretary Gene Whisner announced. The 52nd annual convention will be attended by about 1700 delegates, all past presidents. Speakers include Governor Luther Youngdahl of Minnesota, Dr Daniel Polinz editor of the Christian Herald, Senator Hubert H Humphries of Minnesota, and Tommy Gibbons St Paul sheriff active in Eagles youth work.

Herbert Hovatter Grafton Aerie Order of Eagles Erie Minneapolis Minn Nesota Aerie Gene Whisner Order Whisner Clude

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