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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1944

Page

6

Samuel N. George Veteran B&O employee dies

Samuel N. George of 135 High Street, a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad boilermaker for 34 years, died suddenly from a heart attack early today while preparing to go to work. Born April 7, 1893, in Taylor County, he was a son of the late Abraham and Winifred Lambert George and a widower of Ada Baugh. Surviving are his daughter Mrs. Winifred Numan of Grafton and son Pfc. Lewis Wee, among others. He was a member of the Boilermakers Union, AP, and AM No. 75, and a United Brethren church member.

Samuel N. George High Street Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Taylor County Teves Son Abraham and Winifred Lambert George Boilermakers Union A.M. No. 75 United Brethren Church Ada Baugh Winifred Numan Grafton Lewis Wee

Chief Mask Warns Operators to Drive Safely in Winter

Chief Joseph Mask urges motorists to adapt to winter driving hazards. December sees highest wreck risk due to unseen hazards, slow reactions, and poor maintenance. Tips include reducing speed, increasing following distance, using chains, ensuring wipers and defrosters work, and smoothing braking on ice.

Joseph Mask National Safety Council

Family ties noted in incomplete funeral arrangements

George with the United States Army in Europe, Sgt. Richard Army in France, Mrs. Louise Beall and Miss Shirley George of Baltimore, Barbara Jean and James Samuel at home, survive a sister Mrs. Cath erine Klepfel of Grafton and a half sister Mrs. Iva Kelley. Funeral arrangements were in complete this afternoon.

Mrs Alice Hauser of Knottsville Dies at 71

Mrs Alice Barbary Hauser, 71, longtime Knottsville resident, died suddenly at her home at 8 a m from a heart condition after about a year of failing health. Surviving are her husband R A Hauser, two children Ray Hauser and Mrs Ocean Austin, a brother Hall Wolfe, three grandchildren Alice Neil and Edward Austin, and she was born June 16 1873 in Knottsville.

Alice Barbary Hauser Knottsville Ray W. Hauser Ocean H. Austin Hall Wolfe Webster Alice Austin Neil Austin Edward Austin Daniel and Matilda Knotts Wolfe

In Uniform Receives Commendation For Pfc. Ross

Pfc James Ross son of Mr and Mrs E Ross of the U S National Cemetery lodge is commended by Major General John X K Cannon commanding general of the Mediterranean Allied Tactical Air Force and the Twelfth Air Force for extreme efficiency as a signals battalion member during the Southern France invasion. Cannon notes the battalion’s record volume of communications and credit to the unit under Lt Col Bernard G Johnson of Houston Texas for taking over communications at MATAF in Corsica and the Twelfth Air Force prior to key operations.

James 5. Ross E. Ross U. S. National Cemetery Lodge John X K. Cannon Mediterranean Allied Tactical Air Force Twenfth Air Force France Cannon United States Bernard G. Johnson Houston Texas Mataf Corsica Twelfth Air Force

Ross brothers cited in wartime commendation notice

Information regarding the commendation was received this week by Mr. and Mrs. Ross. Pfc. Ross has been overseas since February 1943 and was a senior operator in the production department of the Missouri State Highway before entering the service in March 1942 at Jefferson City. His younger brothers, Sgt. Lester Ross in France and Sgt. Robert Ross in Belgium, are also serving in the army.

Ross Pfc. Ross Missouri State Highway Jefferson City Sgt Lester Ross France Robert Ross Belgium

Venlo Town Lands Change Hands Over Centuries

Fragmentary note recalls Venlo in the Netherlands with mentions of lands, fruit, and long history of ownership in a 300 year arc. details are unclear but imply repeated transfers and a historic estate.

Venlo

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