Gration Sentinel overview and contact details
Grainy excerpt lists Gration Sentinel as a weekday Grafton WV newspaper, notes ownership by THE GRAFTON PUBLISHING COMPANY INC, offices on Latrobe Street, founding year 1870, daily except Sunday since 1903, staff names, postal classification, AP affiliation, and subscription rates for local and out of state readers.
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Grafton Publishing Company, Inc
Latrobe Etreet Gratton
W. Va
Telephone
Seminar for high school principals on modern coal industry
A three day seminar at the state university educated Chi mola high school principals on how the modern coal industry operates and its vast potential. Minos coal operators funded the event and officials toured underground operations and mining facilities to learn about engineering, productivity, pay, and working conditions.
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Minos
Ing
Zindier
Hasle
Sbi
Church Dedication Notes Electronic Chimes in North Carolina
A church page continuation mentions new electronic chimes gifted at Blane Whitescarver Point North Carolina. The dedication honors the memory of grandparents Mr and Mrs John T Whitescarver with the inscription The Glory.
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Blane Whitescaver Point
North Carolina
J E McClure Dies Yesterday at 58 in Gassaway
James E McClure age 58 of AGS West Wilford street died yesterday at Gassaway hospital. He was B&O railroad engineer born in Webster county. Survived by Naomi Warner McClure his wife and two sons Paul and Gene McClure both at home. He was a World War I veteran and member of First Presbyterian Church American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Helpers.
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James E. McClure
AGS
West Wilford Street
Gassaway Hospital
Mr. McClure
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Webster County
Naomi Warner McClure
Paul McClure
Gene McClure
McClure
First Presbyterian Church
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars, ‘and Brotherhood of Locomotive Pyremen ‘and Engineers
Three West Virginia Residents Die In Accidents
Charleston dispatch reports three West Virginians killed in separate accidents. In Wheeling a three year old, Jimmy Webb Jr., was hit by a truck as he darted into the street. an 82 year old woman, Margaret Johnson, died when the car she rode in rolled down a hill and struck a tree after the driver left the engine running. The third victim, 52 year old William Ulysses Link of Herndon in Wyoming county, died en route to a Bluefield hospital after his car struck a bridge near his home.
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Jimmy Webb
Margaret Johnson
Tank losses rise in Red forces amid Korean conflict
The report cites 31,000 tanks with 170 knocked out and 100 heavily damaged. An American intelligence officer notes no signs of replacements. The piece mentions Red soldiers’ fierceness tied to tank status and recalls life in Pruntytown with chimes at noon and six each day through loudspeakers.
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Pruntytown
Youth Skater Continues Weekend Trip Despite Setback
A youth resumed skating on Sunday morning after stopping briefly. He had covered about 21 miles of a 360 mile journey yesterday and was believed to be on course to complete the trip.
Funeral services for Mrs Lucy A Copp Sunday
Mrs Lucy A Copp will have funeral services Sunday at 2 p m from Bartlett Funeral Home. The Reverend F Carl Davis will officiate. Interment will be at Bluemont Cemetery. Friends may call at Bartlett Funeral Home. Bartlett Funeral Homes
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Lucy A. Copp
Bartlett Funeral Home
F. Carl ‘Davis
Bluemont Cemetery
The Attempt to Repair Ends With Home Rest and Food
Arthur had only paused for repairs and perhaps Edie went home for a good night’s sleep and some of mom’s cooking.
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Arthur
Edie
Mom
West Virginia Traffic Toll Rises With Four Critical
Three more West Virginians died in late accidents while a three year old boy and an 82 year old woman perished in Wheeling. Jimmy Webb Junior was struck by a truck after darting into the street near his home. Margaret Johnson 82 died when a car she rode in careened down a hill into a tree as the chauffeur left the motor running to help another. William Alye Sink 31 of Herndon Wyoming county died en route to Bluefield hospital after crashing into a bridge near his home.
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Mountain State
Wheeling
Classified Rates and Ads Fragments from Morgantown Newspaper
Classified rates show four cents per word for first insertion and eight cents thereafter with escalating tiered discounts for consecutive insertions. Multiple items include help wanted and rental notices, with details about houses, vehicles, lost items, and local businesses in Morgantown and Flemington West Virginia, plus contact numbers and dates.
Legal notices and rental ads from Grafton WV 1950s
Legal advertising includes commissioners notices for James O Ferrell and Dora B Hefner estates in Taylor County West Virginia with Claims due by January 17 1951 and payments to the Court House Grafton. rental listings list furnished rooms apartments at Maple Avenue Washington Street and West Washington with contact numbers.
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James O. Ferrell
Court House
Main St. Grafton
West Virginia
Richard B. Bord
Taylor County
West, Virginia
Dora B. Hefner
Grafton
Richard 8
Bord
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