Fire costs Walter Wood as garage blaze hits site
The Friday June incident at 1054 Barn Garage caused property damage valued at 4500 dollars to Walter Wood. Meanwhile Lynn Mays is set to replace Deputy Sheriff Robert White on July 1 in Taylor County under Sheriff Guy Cole. White began vacation Tuesday and will return at its end after two and a half years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lynn Mays
Beech Street
Day Failer
Robert White
Taylor County
Guy Cole
White
Cole
Maya
B&o
Fire damages farm barn and garage. Wyckoff blamed
An estimated 4500 damage occurred yesterday when a fire destroyed a barn and garage on Walter Wood farm Route 3 Grafton Wickwire area. Firefighters reported the blaze started from defective wiring. Wood, a Taylor County teacher, said insurance covered part of the loss. A separate notice says Taylor County Sportman Club injunction hearing set for June 29 with Dennis Wyckoff as club president served. The state revoked the beer license last spring.
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Walter Wood
Grafton
Wickwire
Wood
Taylor County
Thornton
Grafton Fire Department
Taylor County Sportman Club
Dennis Wyckoff
Richard B. Bord
W. Merle Watkins
Corporation
W. R. Samples
Lawrence
Hum Py) Boyce
Boyce
Wyckoff
Bord
Watkins
State Beer Commission
Cinderella Ross Dies at 51 After Two-Year Illness
Mrs. Cinderella M. Wilmouth Ross 51 of 560 West Main Street died yesterday at Grafton City Hospital after a two year illness. Born in Grafton on July 3 1902 she was a daughter of the late French and Bessie Wilmouth. Survived by a stepdaughter Rosemary Reese of Alton IL one brother Vernon T Wilmouth of Pittsburgh Pa an aunt Ada V Snyter of Graf ton and several cousins. She belonged to St Johns Methodist Church Nasmi Chapter No 12 Order of Eastern Star and had lived here all her life. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Bartlett Funeral Home burial in Bluemont Cemetery Friends may call after 10 a.m. Saturday.
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Cinderella M. Wilmouth Ross
West Main’ Street
Grafton City Hospital
Grafton
French
Bessie Beall Wilmouth
IW. G. Ross
Rosemary Reese
Alton
Vernon
T. Wilmouth
Pittsburgh
Ada V. Snyter
John R. Beall
Gratton
Bernard Wilmouth
Belnigton
St. John's Methodist Church
Nasmi
Order of Eastern Star
Bartlett Funeral Home
Bluemont Cemetery
State Architect Elected VP of National Council of Architectural Boards
Boston Walter Martens of Charleston West Virginia was elected vice president of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards at a meeting here announced today Martens is past president of the West Virginia Chapter of the American Institute of Architects Nebraska tills about four million head of cattle.
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Boston
Walter F. Martens
Charleston
Natonal Council of Architectural Registration Boards
Martens
West
Olivia Raid Case Settled For 202
Tony Olivio faced a police court test of a 202 bond for illegal possession of alcoholic beverages. His counsel’s offer to drop a second charge of possession for resale was accepted after a raid on Liberty Lunch at 3 East Main Street yielded hard liquor and egg nog. Olivia, via Attorney Francis Warder, offered to settle out of court for 202 if the resale charge was dropped. City Attorney John Burdett and Police Chief Frank Crisp recommended acceptance, with a 26 appearance bond forfeited by George Bucklew for reckless driving detected by Gley Police.
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Tony Olivio
Liberty
East Main Street
Olivia
Francis Warder
Sind Gity
John Burdett
Frank G. Crisip
Layne Ford
George “Clark Bucklew
Independence
Bucklew
Gley
Grafton Driver Sentenced for Drunken Driving
James Knotts of Grafton was fined 50 and costs and jailed 80 days by Justice Ona C. Jefferysyy for drunken driving. License revoked six months. Arrested by State Police last weekend. Attorney pledged guilty and prosecutor recommended the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Knotts
Grafton
Justice of the Peace
Ona C. Jefferysyy
Knotts
Jefferys
Gas Rate Increase Cut By Federal Commission
The Federal Power Commission ruled that Atlantic Seaboard Corp must limit annual wholesale gas rate increases to 856000 dollars, from 2496000 dollars, effective March 1. Excess funds collected from West Virginia Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia will be returned to 11 wholesale customers. The settlement preserves the first American made automobile the Winton, marketed in April 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantic Seaboard Corp
Charleston
W. Va
Federal Power Commission
da Fe
West Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Epcc
State Newspapers Get Annual Awards Tonight
An awards dinner tonight will highlight the opening day of the West Virginia Press Association annual summer outing in Parkersburg. Frances Ogden Stubblefield of Charleston, president, was to welcome about 200 representatives of daily and weekly newspapers attending. One sixth of the U S national total of Indians live on reservations in Arizona.
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Parkersburg
West Virginia Press Association
Frances Ogden Stubblefield
Charleston
United States
Arizona
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Lynn Mays
Bob White
Rowlesburg
L. Sanders
Cinderella Ross
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Margaret Ann Fazenbaker
Regina Stutler
Mary Jo Hare
Sue Ellen Leese
Rosemary Wilson
Helen Hamerick
Harriett Wiles
Geraldine Hamerick
Shirley Lantz
Gerilyn Manteins
Madeline Ferls
Diana Felton
Mary Lou Taylor
Mrs. Howard
W.va. Farm
Bi Soran
W. Main
Weiners
Geo
Wheaties
CUT Rite
South Side
Grand St. Owen
Malone's
Frogman Sales
Geritol Blood
Rex Ray
KODAK
Baby's Pictures
Johnson’s
Gerber’s
Carter
Cei Calett T
W. Main St
Rexall
McKesson
Sam
Lanolin
Sir
Federal Commission
Willhide
Grafton Lodge NO. 15
Af& AM
John B. Jenkins
Grafton Finance CO
Carl B, White
Mgr
Corner Latrobi
Main St
Baldwin
G. Conn
Holton
B. Fawley Music CO
High Street
Morgantown
Tappan Gas Range
Siehler Furniture CO
Rafion
Latrobe
Lansfor
Histe
Manila Dent Ram
United Nov Mber
Bo ‘Ls
Ake
Sue Beington
Yea
Delph
Atlan “Tes Stre
Ava
Washi
Londo
Nnol
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