Bosely Re Named County AAA Head This Week
Bosely re elected chairman of Taylor county AAA committee to run farm program. A. B Bhroyer named vice chairman and A. N Allender third member with Ross Thomas and Garland Gawthrop as alternates. Community committeemen elected across Bluevills, Flemington, Haymond, Hepzibah, Knottsville, Pruntytown, Thornton, Webster communities with named chairs and alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nv. L. Bosley, Jr
AAA
Taylor County
A. B Bhroyer
A. N Allender
Ross Thomas
Garland Gawthrop
Alternte
Chirman Bosely
Bluevills
Edward W. Lourh
G. W. Lucas
James Colebank
R. W. Roberts
Luther Knotts
Flemington
John C. Stout
D. C. Phillips
E.C. McDaniel
Pruntytown
Leonard Jeffries
Brady Curry
Charles Morgan
H. K. Debenderfer
Thornton
Ross ‘Thomas
Harley McCartney
McCoy Butterfield
Guy Edwards
Forest Edwards
Webster
Paul Wolfe
Gerald Fitzwater
Dari Smith
Arthur Robinson
Joe Manno
State Farmers In AAA Must Submit Plans By April 15
West Virginia farmers in the 1946 AAA conservation program must submit farm plans to county committees by April 15, according to state Chairman J Ward Wood. The notice, issued from Morgantown, aligns with federal program deadlines and affects participation in soil and crop conservation measures. Farmers are urged to cooperate to ensure eligibility and proper funding under the agricultural adjustment act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Wood
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia
J. Ward Wood
Annual Farming For Better Living Banquet Tonight at 6:15
Rotary and Kiwanis of Grafton host the Farming for Better Living banquet at St. Pauls Methodist Church at 6:15 p.m. L S Hartley of Fairmont will speak. Twenty three Taylor County farm families will be honored along with prize winners from the year’s contest. Awards include cash and merchandise prizes, with community leaders presiding and recognizing donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Kiwanis
St. Paul's Methodist Church
L. S
Pete” Hartley
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Fairmont
Hartley
Taylor County
Paul Shahan
Robert F. Gerkin
Ike Fetty
Farming For Better Living Project
Ernest L. Findley
Flemington
Elias Smith
Bridgeport
D. L. Bosely, Sr
D. L. Bosely, Jr
Grace Bosely
Simpson
A. N. Allender
Earl Findley
H. R. McCartney
Thornton
W. E Lowther
Carl Smith
Philippi
Harold Neal
A. N. Wilson
O. Landers
R . Roberts
A. J. Shahan
Tunnelton
Henry Anderson
Z. ]J. Satterfield
George E. Conway
J. C Nuzum
Beulah Cochran
Matthew Brothers
Independence
Route One
Fir
Monongahela
West Virginia Farm Supply
Archdeacons
J. Lee Evans Furm
Union Drug Co
W.R Loar & Son
Skas: and Co
McCroy's
J. C. Penney
Grafton News
Malone's Drug and Chemical Co
Musgrove Wholesale
Robert Gerkin
Evans Hardware
Veterans rights talk set by local American Legion chapter
On Thursday December 20, L S Lunsford district manager of veterans affairs will explain Rights and Privileges of Veterans. The Taylor County Post American Legion will oversee the meeting with County Agent B G Joes, recently discharged, assisting. Lloyd Sayres arranged the program and invites area veterans to attend at Knottsville church seeking guidance on veteran benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Lunsford
Veteran's Affairs
Taylor County
The
American Legion
B. G. Joes
Hensley
Armed Ser
Lloyd Sayres
Knottsville
Ques
Funeral services for James L. Guth Saturday morning
James Leo Guth 95 of 219 Grand Street, longtime B and O machinist and former deputy, died suddenly in Columbus. Funeral at St. Augustine Church Saturday at 9 am, Rev. M. J. Hannon officiating, with military rites at Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Bartlett Funeral Home in charge. Interment follows in Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Leo Guth
Grand Street
Columbus
St. Augustine
M. J. Hannon
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Bartlett Funeral Home
Guth
Katherine Tucker
J. F. O'Dowd
Ferdinand and
Cather'n Arns Guth
Howesville
Obituary notice of local resident with family ties
The deceased belonged to the Loyal Order of Moose and the American Legion. Survivors include his wife, sisters Mrs. Gertrude Gilmore of Grafton and Mrs. Monica Cook of El Paso Texas, and four brothers Henry Guth St Marys C N Guth Alicon Joseph Guth Buckhannon and John Guth of Grafton. The body will be taken to the late residence this evening where friends may call after 7 p.m.
Lona Goodwin of Grafton Dies at 66 on Route 4
Miss Lona Goodwin 66 lifelong Grafton resident Route 4 died at home at 7 a.m. today after six weeks of illness. Born February 5 1876 in Taylor County she was a daughter of the late William S and Sarah Ann Clelland Goodwin. Survived by brother Harold B Goodwin Shinnston and sister Mrs Lewise Hartley Grafton Route 4 Funeral services set for Janes Memorial Church Saturday at 2 p.m. Interment in Janes Memorial Cemetery under Bartlett Funeral Home direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lona Goodwin
Grafton
William S
Sarah Ann Clelland Goodwin
Taylor County
Baptist Church of
Boothsyill
Harold B. Goodwin
Shinnston
Lewise Hartley
Route 4
Janes Memorial Church
Janes Memorial Cemetery
Bartlett Funeral Home
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Drue
Joe
Skaggs & Company
Malone’s Drug & Chemical CO
Raing
Malone’s Drug & Chemical
Gordon E. Rosier
C. N. Rosier
Rock of Ages
Latrobe St
Chrismas Skaggs & Company
Lona Godwin
Ection
Glee Club
Fenture
S Warren
Martin
Erin Flom
National Auto Stores
Tack
Bag ‘O
Jony Sarg
Diiegatore
MAMA
Aly
Ulors
Sarah CU
Jason Dog
Lolontal
Otglontat Dottire Board
Ixia
Cott Doll
Tns
USS National
Main St. Graef
Main Davis Grafton
Weston Elkins
Hannon
Wy Adams
Modern Boys
Crete
Safestand
Harmlces
Texas
Pum
Blueville
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