Grafton City Hospital Board Created by Ordinance
Grafton WV July 24 1941 mayor to appoint a self perpetuating hospital board to govern the new city hospital to be built atop Finnegan's Rock. board to meet within ten days of appointment and appoint a secretary. defense area aid hoped to complete the project after Beech street hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Board of Control
City Commission
Charles O. King
King
Imeang
Finnegan's Rock
Grafton
Beech Street
City Hospital Board
Grafton, City
Finnigan's Rock
City of
Hos
Pital
City Hospital
Grafton City Hospital
Said
City
Legislature of
West Virginia
Mrs. Th. Beall Dies at 59 in Grafton City Hospital
Mrs. Cecil H. Beall 59 of near Pruntytown died after a brief illness at Grafton City Hospital. Wife of Thornton H. Beall former Republican county executive chair, she survived by two children and several relatives. Funeral set for Friday at Bartlett Funeral Home with Rev. Henry Loving officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil H. Wilson Beall
Pruntytown
Grafton City Hospital
Beall
Thornton H. Beall
Musgrove's
Republican County Executive Committee
Taylor County
J. F
Virginia Cross Wilson
H. L. Foster
Arington
William Lee Beall
Baltimore
W. H. Wilson
Grafton
R. O. Phillips
Lumberport
The
Haymond
Rasmussen is Legion Chief in Grafton Post
Torlock Rasmussen principal of Grafton Junior High was elected commander of Tay lor county post No. 12 American Legion at last night’s annual election at the Moose home succeeding James L. Guth. New officers include Dale Zinn first vice commander J Chester Graham second vice commander William Grimes adjutant Arthur G Yates finance officer A T Miller service officer Dr Charles M Wells historian W Ray Matthew chaplain Roy Z Burnside sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torlock Rasmussen
Grafton
Taylor County
American Legion
Moose Home
James L. Guth
Legion
Dale Zinn
J. Chester Graham
William Grimes
Arthur G. Yates
A. T. Miller
Charles M. Wells
W. Ray Matthew
Roy Z. Burnside
George D. Vogel
Dr. Wells
Dallas Wolfe
Charles G. Turner
Charles E. Burke
Lee E. Bennett
B&O Plans Picnic For Division Staff August 11
Baltimore and Ohio honors Monongah division employees for 1940 safety record with an all day outdoor gala at Mountain View Camp on August 11. Clyde N. Mays named general chairman with free transport arranged, events include golf at Grafton CC, softball, horseshoes, nail driving, contests for youth and prizes. G. W. Elsie Jr. to attend. prizes from Safety Dept. planned.
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Monongah Division
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mountain View Camp
A. R. Carver
Carver
Clyde N. Mays
G. W. Elsie, Jr
Baltimore
Safety Department
Grafton Country Club
Mt. View Camp
Fairmont
Clarksburg
Grafton
Miss Berger Funeral to be held Friday
Funeral services for Miss Catharine Rosalie Berger who died at her home on 1123 West Railroad Street will be held Friday at 3 30 daylight time at Bartlett Funeral Home on McGraw Avenue with the Rev George E Manson rector of St Matthias Episcopal Church officiating Burial will be in Bluemont Cemetery under the direction of G T Bartlett
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Rosalie Berger
West Railroad ‘Street
Bartlett Funeral Home
McGraw Avenue
George E. Manson
St. Matthias Episcopal Church
Bluemont Cemetery
G. T. Bartlett
Duty Transferred to Fort Knox Center in Army Move
Paul Duty of Pruntytown has been sent to the armored force replacement training center at Fort Knox Kentucky from Fort Hayes Columbus Ohio. John Sahluta of Galloway moved to the ordnance department in the Hawaiian theater and can be reached by mail at Fort McDowell California. National Commander Milo Warner was honored last March at Grafton High School field house where over five hundred attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Duty
Pruntytown
West Virginia Industrial School
U.S. Army
Huntington
Armored Force Replacement Training Center
Fort Knox
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Ohio
Fifth Corps
John Sahluta
Galloway
Ordnance Department
Hawaiian Department
Ordnance
Fort McDowell
California
Milo Warner
Grafton High School
Legion
SRCs Banner Won by Local Road Workers
State Road commission forces in Taylor county earned the fourth district safety banner for six months without an accident. District engineer C L Churchill praised W O Bolin for the record as Taylor county workers accumulated 34 073 man hours risk-free up to June 30, while the district had three accidents overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hitler
East Front
Moscow
Lake
Peipus
State Road Commission
Taylor County
C. L. Churchill
W.O. Bolin
Taylor County Src
Preston
Harrison
Doddridge
Marion
County road safety praised and urged to improve
The report notes that accidents are checked for all county supervisors and road commission workers, stressing vigilance over minor cuts that could become serious injuries. Engineer Churchill criticizes the fourth district for ranking fifth in the state while praising assistants Edgar W. Doll and John Miller and Supervisor Bolin for building a creditable safety record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Road Commission
Edgar W. Doll
John Miller
Bolin
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W. YA
TH. Beall
G.O.P
Bartlett Funeral Homme
Henry Loving
Bridgeport
Leningrad
Ukra
Kiev
Opera House
Don “Red” Barry
Texas
Peggy
Moran
Edmund Lowe
Roy Rogers
Robin Hood of
Pecos
Sun-Mon
Joan
Blondell
Captain Marvel
Rasmussen
Taylor Post
Baltimore & Ohio
Miss Berger
Saus
LOAR
NORGE
SRC
FBI
Dixie
Nea
Evelyn Brent
Gordon Wiles
Churchill
Grafton Taxi Co
Percy E. Lucas
Rae Ee
Malone
I. C. Klein
Hart, Shaffner & Marx
Manhattan
Men
West Main Street
Klein & CO
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