Early History of Grafton Railroad Pioneers
A serialized tribute recounts Grafton railroad workers from Civil War to early 20th century. It profiles Columbus Atizen, Patrick Flannery, Vernon Beall, John F. Clayton, George Robinette, George Butler, James Wren, Anthony Cannon and others, detailing service on the Baltimore and Ohio lines, notable rescues, fatal accidents, and long careers. The piece honors their devotion, recalls historic incidents including a 1887 Parkersburg fire and a fatal 1883 wreck, and notes their postrail life and legacies in Grafton.
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Columbus
Houston
Grafton
Rien Yards
Abraham
Washington Street
Kansas
Patrick Flannery
Baltimore and Hio
Parkersburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Iron Horse
Piedmont
Vernon Beall
Piedmont Division
Gratton
West Virginia Infantry
Piedmont Local
St. Louis Express
Thornton Station
West Virginia
West Main
John F. Clayton
Baltimore
Philadelphia
George Robinette
George Armstrong
Hugh Barbee
George Sturmer
City of
Toad Street
Central Hotel
Anna Jarvis
Susquehanna River Bridge
Mavre del Grace
George Butler
Water Street
South Gratton
Rosby's Rock
Seaboard
Ohio
Wheeling
James Wren
Anthony Cannon
Lloyd Barron
Barron
McIntire
Cannon
Golden
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Grafton
W. Va
The
Grafton Sentinel
Local residents visit over holiday period in Newburg
Newburg reports show multiple visitors from Ohio towns including Reynolds Memorial Hospital nurse Miss Frances Lawrence and her mother Mrs. Ieen Lawrence. Richard Rizer Helen Rizer Billy Rizer of Youngstown, Carl Hall, and families from Akron and Bruce ton Mills are listed as visiting relatives and friends across the community.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Icea Lawrence
Lillian
Thelma Cassady
John Isles
Charleston
Ellen Renshaw
Tunnelton
Mary Weaver
Cleota
Boyce
Grafton
and Birs
Albert Thompson
Akron
James Renshaw
Herbert Spangler
Toledo
Hattie Miller
Bruceton Mills
Frank Lewi
Russell Morris Sued For Alleged Damages
Pittsburgh dated December 28 reports Russell Morris of Morgantown West Virginia was sued for twenty five thousand dollars by Mrs Mary Lydon and her son John Lydon fourteen alleging the boy was injured December twenty ninth 1927 when chased and allegedly beaten unconscious by a garage employee Morris operates in the city. Clay Osborne ninety of Clark county Ohio has attended every national reunion of the Grand Army of the Republic.
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Pittsburgh
Russell Morris
Morgantown
W. Va
Mary Lydon
John Lydon
Morris
Clay Osborne
Clark County
Ohio
Grand “Army of the Republic
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