Christmas Gift Drive For Hospitalized Vets In Grafton
The American Legion proclaims a repeat drive to gift hospitalized veterans with items collected by local businesses and residents. Blair Mugler coordinates Taylor County’s efforts with a Gallon of stations, aiming packages to the Newton D. Baker Memorial Hospital in Martinsburg West Virginia for proper distribution.
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American Legion
Blair Mugler
Taylor County
Sons of the American Legion
Latrobe Street
Legion
the Legion
United States
Kniv
Masks of the Iroquois for many occasions
The Iroquois use a variety of masks for distinct purposes including ceremonial masks, medicine masks, wind control masks, and scalp masks among others.
Juvenile Court Convenes Here Monday Morning
Judge Frances Warder will preside over a juvenile court session here on Monday at 10 o'clock. Five cases are scheduled for trial. Most involve children allowed to run loose by parents and getting into trouble. One case includes eight defendants from a single family.
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Frances Warder
Uniformed Vets In Homecoming Across United States
Out Of Army first lieutenant P H Courtney on terminal leave from the Army Air Forces visits parents in Grafton and plans to travel to Florida after Christmas. Courtney, a 1928 Graf ton High grad, served over four years including Normandy and earned the European African Middle Eastern ribbon with five stars. Also, Russell Hugh Butcher reports safe return from the South Pacific after eleven months as his son readies to join him in Grafton for Christmas. Cpl Lloyd Gillum, on a ninety day furlough from Thornton, will report to Ft Meade Md after furlough ends following eight months with the Third Air Force in England.
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Army
P. H
Diego
Russell Butcher
E. Wilford Street
City
Russell Hugh Butcher
San Diego
Cal
South Pacific
Grafton
Lloyd Gillum
George Shaffer
Thornton
Cpl
Gillum
Third Air Force
England
Ft. Meade, Md
Wage price policy uses 33 percent living-cost rise
The policy compares the rise in average hourly earnings since January 1941 with living costs, using 33 percent as the best reflection of cost of living changes. A presidential committee previously suggested adding 3 to 4 percent for poorer merchandise and fewer low cost goods. Cart of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and floral offerings after the death of Robert Kenneth McCoy.
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Labor Department
William H. Davis
gRev
M. J. Hannon
Robert Kenneth McCoy
Robert McCoy
E. McCoy
One Deer Killed in Taylor County by One-Armed Hunter
D. G. Brown of Blueville, a former policeman and one-armed hunter, bagged a remarkable 8-point 225 pound buck on Route 119 in the Fetterman district near Earl Jacobs and Homer Wilson farms. Game Protector Joseph W. Powell notes that yesterday’s kill totals compare to four the prior year and 20 in the opening day of last year, with the county’s season now at 38 legal deer and one illegal bill.
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Taylor County
D. G. Brown
Blueville
Brown
Earl Jacobs
Homer Wilson
Route 119
Fetterman
Joseph W. Powell
Congress Sparks Internal Clash Over State Department Tactics
In testimony, a committee sees subordinates undermining a top general and questions about public support from the president and secretary of state. Republicans unveil a 1946 platform urging UN transparency, stronger armed forces, tax cuts, economic safeguards, and labor dispute mechanisms without harming collective bargaining rights.
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State Department
Hurley
United Nations Organization
Bolyard of Tunnelton Dies After Illness at 67
John C Bolyard 67 of Denver near Tunnelton on Route 3 died at 6 05 am after an extended illness. He was a prominent merchant and Methodist church member, born November 18 1878 in Preston County. Surviving are children Mrs Junior Wilson Mrs Hazel Watkins and several step children. sisters Mrs Emma Shaw Mrs Cora Parks Mrs Alberta Bonafield and Mrs Lessie Dalton. three grandchildren. Funeral plans were incomplete.
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John C. Bolyard
Denver
Tunnelton
Methodist Church
Henry and
Nancy Sigley Bolyard
Preston County
Cora Hershman Bolyard
Mary M
Emma Shaw
Cora Parks
Lower Salem
Ohio
Alberta Bonafield
Kingwood
Lessie Dalton
Honolulu
T. H
Former local B&O employee passes away at 72
Camden D Summers 72 of Ad Zay Pocahontas county died Tuesday after an extended illness born in Marion county son of the late David and Francis Summers. Survived by a brother Albertus Sum. Funeral Saturday 10:30 from Mt Zion church Rev L Middaugh officiating burial Mt Zion cemetery. Also a recipe note about meat pies and bicuits with sausage onion and ketchup included.
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Camden
D. Summers
Ad- Zay
Pocahontas
Marion County
David and
Francis Shuttlesworth Summers
Albertus Sum
Mt.’ Zion
Rev. L. Middaugh
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Spinach Parsley Mix Revels in Orange Juice Pairing
A quirky note highlights equal parts spinach and parsley with orange juice as a appealing blend for a few who enjoy bold flavors. The text hints at a baked apple note, suggesting a simple fruit pairing.
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W. Main
Congress
Malone’s Drug & Chemical
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Dixie
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Paul Kelly
Edward Rick Production
Tex Harding
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Keo Ae
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North Pole
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