Taylor County Board Approves Levy and School Reassignments
The Taylor County Board of Education approved the levy as estimated on August 4 with State Tax Commissioner Fred L. Fox’s approval. Reassignments include Clara Boice to Taylor, Muriel Holt to Tappan, and Kenneth Little from Tappan to Rock Union, with Paul Cleavenger assigned to Jones school. Lynn School is abandoned due to low enrollment. Gladys Thornhill receives a leave of absence for the first semester. Coal contracts awarded to multiple operators will supply about 28,000 bushels for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County Board of Education
O. K
Fred L. Fox
Board of Education
R. Virgil Rhorbough
Clara Boice
Rock Union
Taylor
Muriel Holt
Tappan
Kenneth Little
Paul Cleavenger
Jones School
Lynn School
Gladys Thornhill
West Grafton
H. P. Sharp
Central
East Grafton
First Ward
Grafton
Garrison
Grafton High School
Parkview
Blueville
Leach
H. B. Newton
Glade Run
Jones
Millerville
Mt. Airy
Brown
Hardman
Haymond
Laurel Run
McConkey
Roderick
Wilson
Lincoln
Ww. J
Curry and Son
Carder
Corbin
Buck Run
Wendel
Aston
Flemington High School
Rosemont
Baker Coal Company
Harmony Grove
Simpson High School
Grant Sinsel
Pruntytown
Bartlett
Doe Run
Long Run
Wister
West, Hill
Chapel Hill
Racx Branch
Herbert Hovatter
Thornton
Mrs. Friedmen Injured Falling on City Street
Mrs. Max Friedmen of 406 West Main Street fell on a city street last night dislocating her left shoulder and lacerating the right knee. She was treated and dismissed from Grafton City Hospital. Three railroad workers also received hospital care for injuries. Howard Rosier 22 Guthrie Marsh Walker suffered a foot injury. J Poe 50 Moatsville Sutton worker fractured a toe. R E M Paige treated for an eye injury from fresh concrete. John W. Allen 76 Summers County pioneer died at Low Gap after years of illness. Luzadder family and Florence Jacobs noted in obituary. Luzadder once led Taylor County Court and West Grafton bridge project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Friedman
Main Street
Corinne Stafford
Moatsville
Sutton
RE. M. Paige
Shackelford
Haymond
Florence Jacobs
Dora Rogers
Fairmont
Amelia Robbins
Eaton
Ind
Betty Lee Luzadder
Luzadder
Taylor County Court
West Grafton
Board of Education
Democratic Party
Taylor County
Fetterman
Luzadder Family Survivors Listed In Obituary
G W Luzadder obituary notes surviving wife Lora Bunner Luzadder and daughter Mabel Watkins of Washington D C. Also survives brothers J A Luzadder of Gaston Ind I Emmett Luzadder of Harmond Settlement and a sister Icie. The notice lists more relatives and mentions multiple generations in this death notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luzadder
Lora Bunner Luzadder
Mabel Watkins
Washington, D.C
J. A. Luzadder
Gaston
Ind
Emmett Luzadder
Harmond Settlement
Brothers
Icie
Luzadder dies after long illness in county
The county executive committee member and Christian church participant passed away after nearly a year of illness. Funeral services are Friday at 2:30 pm at his home with Rev. A. E. Harper of Newport, Ohio, officiating. Interment follows in the family cemetery. Active pallbearers include Joe Shackelford, Gideon Merns, Bayard Ford, Thomas Kerfig, Arthur Poe, John Watkins, George Franks, Pascal Lucas. Honorary pallbearers listed include Charles H. Warder, William Morgan, Herbert Evans, John Musgrove, O. Jay Fleming, Wallace N. Henderson, Jed W. Robinson, Clark Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luzadder
Christian Church
A. E. Harper
Newport
Ohio
Joe Joe Shackelford
Gideon Merns
Bayard Ford Thomas Kerfig
Arthur Poe
John Watkins
George Franks
Pascal Lucas
Charles H. Warder
William Morgan Herbert Evans
John Musgrove
O. Jay Fleming
Wallace N. Henderson
Jed W. Robinson
Clark Bailey
Boy Runs Beer Parlor Raids Prompt Prosecution Risk
State Trooper Murphy and Deputy Batson raided a Simpson beer garden using Temple licenses and confiscated three punchboards and two slot machines. An 81 year-old man claimed the machines were for vending cigars with cash paid to winners, while the boy said to be running it avoided summons and may face charges for contributing to a minor’s delinquency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Murphy
Harry Batson
Simpson
C. E. Temple
Murphy
Temple
State Health Parley To Be Held in Wheeling
Health Commissioner A B McClue announced the annual state health conference will be held in Wheeling October 1 3 and 14. State health officers and members of the West Virginia Public Health Association will hold their convention at the same time. McClue invited Miss Josephine Roach assistant secretary of the treasury to address the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
A. BE. McClue
Wheeling
West Virginia Public Health Association
McClue
Josephine Roach
the Treasury
Georgia Man End Noted As Accidental Death
County coroner Dr. Paul P. Warden ruled the death accidental after review of the Georgia man incident continuing from page one. No inquest was deemed necessary and authorities indicated no foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Paul P. Warden
Fatal accident in Stevens County Georgia claims unnamed man
Eyewitnesses describe a fatal incident at the site with the deceased born February 26, 1900 in Toc coa Georgia. He is survived by his parents and three sisters and a brother, with further relative details pending. Marshall Davis of Toccoa is expected to respond to funeral instructions. W B Rust was foreman on the shift. a full report has not yet been given to engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imone
Toccoa
Stevens County
Georgia
Hamilton
Marshall, Davis
W. B. Rust
Hill
Court Plans for Required Funds Leave Cuts Unsettled
In a recommendation to the court Mr. Fox proposed funding the shortfall from the courthouse and jail repair fund and from the assessor office salaries, while trimming $1,000 from the contingent estimate. Clerk Frank Bennett called the contingent cut satisfactory but said other cuts were impossible. The commission and Prosecutor Holt were expected to seek reinstatement of funds for the jail courthouse and assessor’s office, noting last year’s separate $1,000 items for jail and courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Frank Bennett
Holt
Tax budget approvals held up over relief fund rule in several counties
Tax Commissioner Pred L Fox said budgets for Cabell Jefferson Grant Tyler Barbour and Taylor counties are delayed mainly because of a required 15 percent relief allocation from the general fund levy. An aide noted counties struggle to meet a 25 percent allocation without cutting essential funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Sharp's Coal Mine Open for Season for Forked Run Slack Coal
Sharp's Coal Mine begins the season offering Forked Run and Slack Coal with available supplies. Call 724-312-26 for details on orders and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp
County budgets await approval before levy finalization
County officials state budgets must be approved before levies are fixed. Several county court members expect to meet Mr. Fox this week regarding the issue. The tax commissioner has withheld approval of Barbour Jefferson and Mercer county school budgets until changes are made. Fox is in Wheeling for the centennial celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Hickman
Barbour
Jefferson
Mercer
Wheeling
Pain relief remedy ad promises fast cure at low price
An advertisement offers quick acting relief medicine to end pain and delays in 2 to 5 days. It claims the product is very powerful yet safe and harmless, priced at 98 cents. Instructions urge bringing the ad to Grafton Drug & Chemical Company for the complete treatment and the lowest price in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Drug & Chemical Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
War Department
Minnesota
Central Press
Max Friedmen
G. W. Luzadder
Perfect Sound
Opera House
Harry Hoot Carey Gibson
Scrappy
Tom Tyler Wemby
Walthall
Margaret Callahan
Merchant's Thrift Days
R.C.A
Brian Donlevy
Glenda Farrell
Norman Foster
Helen Wood
Robert McWade
Allan Dwarf
FOX News
METRO
Colors
NEW Dixie
Tonite
KCAL
AS Is Killin
Isabel Jewell Eed Ma
Vitaphone
Coal Eor
E. Ellers Transfer CO
F. M. Glenn
Parke-Davis
Grafton Drug & * Chemical Company
el Auction Sale
Philip
Harry Off
Champagne Paper Co
Chesterfield
Licaerr
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!