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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1946

Page

6

Schools Purchase West Side Lots In Grafton Area

Taylor County Board of Education revealed today it purchased 41 lots in McGraw Yates addition from Grafton Development Corp. The city abandoned streets and alleys within the property except a paved west street and the King property alley to preserve access. The board plans educational and recreational use, with abandonment easing city costs.

Taylor County Board of Education Grafton Development Corporation Prince Grafton Senior High School Luby Street Board of Education McGraw, Yates

VA Official Talks To Kiwanis Club Tuesday

The Kiwanis club heard Joe T. Brown, contact officer for the local Veterans Administration office, explain the various assistance offered to ex-servicemen. Brown discussed VA help with pensions schooling and vocational training as veterans seek benefits. The cactus is the state flower of Arizona.

Kiwanis Club Joe T. Brown Veterans Administration Office Mr. Brown

Farm Bureau Directors To Meet Tuesday Evening

The Taylor County Farm Bureau board will meet Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. County Agent Lloyd Reid announces delegates W. M. Brown Chester Sharps and Lloyd Sayres will report on the state convention at Jackson's Mill August 12 to 14. Ellen Jane Wiseman and George Plymale will recount attendance at the Older Youth conference there on the same dates. The general bureau membership is invited.

Taylor County Farm Bureau Lloyd Reid State Farm Bureau Jackson's Mill W. M. Brown Chester Sharps Lloyd Sayres Ellen Jane Wiseman George Plymale The Bureau

Charleton Child Dies Of Tick Spotted Fever

Irena Lee Miller aged 10 died in Charleston hospital from Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Health officials say the tick borne disease has a high mortality rate. She was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carsel Miller of Kenna West Virginia.

Charleston Irena Lee Miller Rocky Mountain West Virginia Carsel Miller Kenna

New 4 Lane Highway For Wheeling Moundsville

Road commissioner E L Worthington told the Ohio Valley board of trade that surveys are under way for a relocation project to finish the last link of a four way connecting Wheeling and Moundsville. Three alternate routes for the remaining section of State zone 2 are being studied from McMechen south to the Wheeling city line.

Wheeling E. L. Worthington Ohio Wall Board of Trade Wheelng Moundsville McMechen Wheeling City

Truman revises 1947 tax revenue outlook upward

President Truman noted an unexpected upturn in tax receipts in a revised budget message. He estimates 1947 tax revenues at 39.6 billion dollars, up from January’s 31.5 billion forecast, while 1945 peak receipts were 43.8 billion. Fiscal 1947 is only about 1 billion below the prior year’s collections despite a 6 billion cut by Congress.

Truman Congress

Mrs. Mary Satterfield Dies at 79 in Haymond Area

Mrs. Mary Emma Satterfield of Route 3 died at home at 8:30 this morning at age 79. She was a longtime resident of Thier county, widow of Abraham L. Satterfield. Born March 10, 1867 in West Virginia, she leaves seven children, two siblings, 26 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Funeral services Saturday at 2 p.m. at Haymond church with Rev. Stoneking Groves officiating. burial in Haymond cemetery.

Mary Emma Satterfield Route 3 The Haymondity Thier County Abraham L. Satterfield West Virginia Jacob B Malissa Ford Snyder Westerman Brethren Church Florence Watkins Haymond Church Stoneking Groves Haymond Cemetery

Webster County Teachers Protest Board Placements

A 29 member delegation led by George Arnold and Scott Bobbitt protested Webster County Board of Education placements before superintendent W. W. Trent, seeking remedies for recent appointments and transfers. Trent asserted county boards hold jurisdiction over teacher placements.

Charleston W. W.trent

Godwin Shaffer Named Local Maytag Dutch Oven Dealer

The Godwin Shaffer Company of Route 50 and St Charles Street was appointed local distributor for the Maytag Dutch Oven gas range. Thousands of orders poured in nationwide. Mr Godwin was among the first dealers approved.

Godwin and Shaffer Company Route 50 St. Charles Street Godwin Godwin- Shaffer Company Maytag Company Newton Iowa

Wheeling Stalls On New Cigarette Taxes

In Wheeling the proposed cent-a-pack cigarette tax, set to begin September 1, was delayed indefinitely after wholesalers objected to revenue stamps required for collection. City manager C Walter Smith said the stamps would be part of the process, noting the city had purchased 25 million stamps. The tax was expected to yield 50 000 to 100 000 annually.

Wheeling C. Walter Smith

City Abandonment of Street Right of Way Described

The text describes SYCAMORE going and leaving family room to travel to and from their garage while preserving ingress and egress over 40 feet. Grafton never paved the street and abandoning 20 feet would relieve the city from maintenance costs. No damage or injury to any person is expected from the street abandonment per the ordinance.

Grafton

UN delegate accuses Soviet veto of prejudice on Transjordan

Paul Hasluck Australian delegate to the United Nations security council charged the Soviet Union with prejudice for blocking Transjordan's U N membership bid due to lack of relations. He argued council members must consider all nations, not just own governments, as other powers backed Mongolia's bid and opposed the veto stance. China and Soviet Russia supported Mongolia's admission, signaling a split with the United States and Britain on the eight applications before the council.

Tarr N.Y Paul Haslubk United Nations Security Council Rusa Transjordan U. N General Assembly Australia Netherlands United States Egypt France Great Britain China Andrei A. Gromyko Hasluck Russia Council Hassluck Soviet Mongolian People’s Republic United Nations U. N. Security Council

Injured Woman Hospitalized After Kanawha Boulevard Crash

Mrs Thelma McDaniels was hospitalized in Charleston today with injuries from an automobile crash on Kanawha Boulevard. Authorities and attending doctors said she sustained injuries described as serious but not life threatening.

Charleston Thelma McDaniels Kanawha Boulevard

Parkersburg Business Man Mant Dies Last Night

Parkersburg Aug 29 John Wyless Dudley 67 retired businessman and musician died at his home. A WVU alumnus he served as organist for the first Methodist Baptist and First Presbyterian Churches in town.

Parkersburg John Wyless Dudley Ducey West Virginia University First Methodist Baptist First Presbyterian

Death in accidental trailer fire at Lookout site

Peterstown Aug 29 Basil Dilion 29 burned to death yesterday when fire destroyed his trailer home. Dilion worked for a construction company conducting strip mining near Lookout. Fire believed caused by an oil stove in the trailer. The District flower is the American beauty rose.

Peterstown Basil Dilion Dilion Lookout

YMCA and Legion discuss relation during Grafton talk

Joseph J. Genthner of the National YMCA Financial Service Bureau spoke to local Legionnaires on the Relationship of the American Legion and YMCA at a Legion meeting. A YMCA movie was shown by Jimmy Watkins. Several new members were introduced and Edward Whitescarver was named first vice.

Joseph J. Genthner Financial Service Bureau National Council of Ymca Grafton YMCA American Legion Legion Jimmy Watkins Edward Whitescarver

Delegates Given Final Instructions at State Convention Meeting

During a business meeting delegates to the state convention Saturday were given their final instructions as they remain confined to their homes due to illness.

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