Powell cites low deer kill in Taylor county season
Taylor county's 1941 deer kill fell from 38 in 1940 to 26, with Joseph W. Powell of the County Game Protector citing fewer hunters, more "Still" hunts, and unfavorable weather as reasons. Three does were killed, two by illegal hunters not located. one buck checked in by H. S. Phillips. An earlier report misnamed Lloyd Current. corrections note eight lodge members have passed away and a funeral service is planned.
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Taylor County
Joseph W. Powell
Mr. Powell
Powell
Conservation’ Commission
H.S. Phillips
Graf
Herbert Macartney
C. D
Leonard ¥ Dergrift
Vander
Booths Creek
Fetterman
Haney
Lloyd Current
Thornton
Fog Blankets City and County Amid Thick Weather
A dense pea souper covered the city and county last night causing slow traffic but no accidents. This morning the fog cleared but a similar cover was expected again tonight with smoke making the city conditions worse than on highways. Four West Virginia congressmen opposed a bill to curb strikes in defense industries while the measure passed the house and moved to the senate. Painting Decorating Floor Finishing
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Grafton
Taylor County
Tion
Washington
West Virginia
Loiterer Ordered Out of Grafton After Arrest
A man who gave the name Thomas Conroy aged 40 from Cincinnati Ohio was arrested at 8 30 pm by city sergeant J C Helmsy. He appeared before Mayor Charles C King in Municipal court and was released after promising to depart immediately and not return.
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Thomas Conroy
Cincinnati
Ohio
J. C. ‘Helmsy
Charles C. King
Names Omitted From Two Honor Rolls
Three freshmen at Grafton Senior High were left off the B honor roll for the six weeks ending November 28. Mary Jo Patton, Thomas Sarsfield, and Jack McDarg, each with B or better averages, were omitted from the list announced by Principal H. E. Odgers. Patricia Ann Wolfe, with 91 percent, was also left off the St Augustine school honor roll.
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Grafton
Sentinel
H. E. Odgers
Mary Jo Patton
Thomas Sarsfield
Jack McDargh
Patricia Ann Wolfe
St. Augustine
Boy Killed By Gondola On Rail Incline Switch
Six year old Ray Hughes of Winifrede Kanawha County stepped on a rail switch and was killed when a gondola car rolled down an incline toward a coal tipple for loading.
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Charleston
Ray Hughes
Winifrede
Kanawha County
Governor appoints four to Kanawha public aid council
Charleston December 4 Gov Neely appointed four new members to the Kanawha county public assistance council to replace resigning members who left in August after saying they were not in sympathy with the relief policies of the administration.
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Charleston
Neely
Kanawha County
Partnership Row Subject Of Complaint At Busy Bee
A bill of complaint in the chancery suit of Victor Kalkanderas against James Pappajohn and others over the Busy Bee restaurant on East Main Street was filed in Taylor county circuit court. Kalkanderas seeks dissolution of the partnership with Theos Korciylos and naming a receiver, alleging Pappajohn is unfit to manage. The bill claims Pappajohn pressed Kalkanderas to cede night duties and that when Pappajohn managed, business declined. under Kalkanderas the cafe is profitable and could repay debts in three years. The case asks referral to a chancery commissioner and other relief.
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Victor Kalkanderas
James Pappajohn
Busy Bee
East Main Street
Taylor County
J. Guy Allender
Pappajohn
Theos Korciylos
Kalkanderas
Wade H. Curry
De fendants Seek Partition Of 60 Acres In Courthouse District
Kidwell L. Curry and 33 other defendants with Attorney Francis L. Warder filed a declaration in the chancery action requesting partition of real estate. The property comprises about 60 acres located in the Courthouse district.
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Kidwell L. Curry
Francis L. Warder
SORROW LODGE RITES SUNDAY
Annual lodge of sorrow of Graf ton lodge No. 308 of the Elks held at 2:30 PM in the Elks home lodge room East Main Street. J Friedman announced. Memorial orator Arthur R. Carver of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Wheeling lodge No. 28. W Merle Watkins chairs. Dr. Paul P. Warden arranging musical portion. Exalted Ruler Alex Mathews and others to carry out rituals.
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Lodge of Sorrow
Grafton
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elks Home
East Main Street
J. Friedman
Arthur R. Carver
Monongah
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Wheeling Lodge
W. Merle Watkins
Paul P. Warden
Grand Lodge
Alex Mathews
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Kee
Ramsay
Reps
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Senate
Robert B. Powell
Grafton Sterling Store
House Weekly
Roy Rogers
Charles Bickford
Burma
Sun
Charles Margaret Sullivan
Shor
Clover
Bure Puto. Co
Ietels Feaas
Ang
Eli
Canada
Ockey
Poupcere le
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Crescent Club
Carter Peters Orchestra
Mary Alice Palmer
Sorrow Lodge
Carver
Ellers
Acento
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Siehler Furniture Co
Latrobe Street
Gratton
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