Water bills to be collected on businesslike basis says official
Mirth H. Kuhl of the State Tax commission insists the local Water department collections adopt a businesslike method. Delinquency cannot be tolerated as eight years of laxity harms paying citizens. The city needs funds to pay bills and secure discounts. Ordinance 18 allows cutting off water to nonpayors, with notices published before each quarter and a 15 day grace before shutoff. John A. Newcome issued the first warning in the Sentinel urging citizens to heed the notices. It is less than 22 hours from Washington to Tokyo by air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirth H. Kuhl
State Tax Commissioner's Office
Water Department
Kuhl
C. O. King
John A. Newcome
the Sentinel
Grafton
Newcome
Washington
Tokyo
Labor Law Violation Case Tried by Jeffreys Here
Victor Kalkanderas proprietor of the Busy Bee restaurant appeared before Justice of the Peace Ona C. Jeffreys on a Labor Department case charging employing Dolly Stevens under sixteen as a waitress. He was fined twenty dollars and costs paid. The notice cites state law sections on hours and days of labor by minors and employer duties. Also mentions an upcoming regional Christian Ashram conducted by Dr. E Stanley Jones at Lake Winnipesaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Kalkanderas
Busy Bee
Justice of the Peace
Ona C. Jeffreys
Labor Department
Dolly Stevens
Department of Labor
West Virginia
Congregationalists
E. Stanley Jones
Lake Winnipesaukee
Oil Finds Struck Near Valley Falls In Booths Creek
Oil and gas discoveries reported at the Tom Motter property in Valley Falls Booths Creek district Taylor county with rights owned by James Abel. Early drilling yielded about 0.79 barrels per hour and the field is set to increase producing units as additional tests continue. Nearby gas wells produce around a million cubic feet daily in the same vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Falls
Booth’s Creek
Taylor County
Tom Motter
James Abel
Local Army Inductees Sent to New Orleans Camp
From Fort Hayes in Columbus, local men Audia N. Shaffer of 305 W Washington and Bernard L. Duffy of 12 E Wilford, both from Grafton, have been sent from the reception center to a camp in New Orleans Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hayes
Columbus
New Orleans
Audia N. Shaffer
W. Washington Street
Bernard L. Duffy
E. Wilford Street
Grafton
Work on Farm Pleasent by Creech of EFL
West Virginia residents with part time jobs or summer availability were urged by Benj P Creech state supervisor of the Emergency Farm Labor program to take farm work this summer. He warned shortages could reduce food production and called on non farm workers to register at their county extension office with dates of availability for wartime farm tasks such as haying and potato digging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benj
Creech
Agricultural Extension Service of
West Virginia University
West Virginia
Compton finds field of corn ruined by hail
Ray Compton reported two acres of corn stalks ruined by a five to ten minute hailstorm near Grafton on Country Club road. Four Victory gardens suffered minor damage while a locust tree fell on B and Q tracks, prompting Neil and Ray to flag trains and stop a freight bound for Fairmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Compton
Country Club Road
Grafton
Victory Gardens
Compton
Here
Fairmont
Neil
Ray
In Uniform Returns To Active Duty
W R Wolfe Jr has returned to active duty after a furlough spent with his mother Mrs Jessie B Wolfe on Railroad street. Mrs Oda W Cole of 316 Warder Avenue reports her husband Sgt Oda W Cole has arrived safely overseas. Pvt Carl H Devers has returned to Camp San Luis Obispo after time with his parents and relatives. Lawrence O Exline has arrived safely in England, per Exline family Route 1 notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Wolfe, Jr
Jessie B. Wolfe
Railroad Street
Oda W. Cole
Warder Avenue
California
Carl H. Devers
Camp San Louis O’bispo
Hyson Dever
Thornton
England
A. D. Exline
Lawrence O. Exline
Card of Thanks for Kym Foster Death
Beulah Williams and Arthur Foster express gratitude to Rev Richard Clifford Tom Bartlett staff and many friends for sympathy and flowers following the death of young Kym Donald Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Clifford
Tom Bartlett
Kym Donald Foster
Beulah Williams
Arthur Foster
Gasoline A book renewal blanks to be mailed soon
The Office of Price Administration announced that renewal application blanks for A gasoline book holders would be available within a few days. State OPA rationing officer Thomas J. Schofield noted a slight delay in distributing blanks to filling stations ration boards and plant transportation committees. Expiration is July 21 and motorists should send the back cover of the old book with inspection records when applying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Thomas J. Schofield
Grafton Men Attend State VFW Confab in Fairmont
Grafton veterans attend the Fairmont Virginia convention with officers elected and installed. Leland Price Thomas Moran and Hugh Miller lead the local VFW contingent while an auxiliary meets at the Elks club. Memorial service at First Presbyterian tomorrow with Clyde Gates presiding and Dr. David Allen delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael, Aaronsohn
Cincinnati
Lodge
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Fairmont
Leland Price
Thomas J. Moran
Hugh Miller
Howard White
A. A. Miller
Grafton
VFW
Haymond
Frank C. Haymond
Fairmont Vfw
Fairmont Hotel
Carl McElfresh
Logan
Elks Club
Jefferson Street
First Presbyterian Church
Clyde L. Gates
David K. Allen
Young people groups meet this summer
Nearly 3,000 Protestant youth camps and institutes will operate this summer for 150,000 participants aged 10 to 25. The Inter national Council of Religious Education cites work camps, religious education, and community service as core aims, with schedules at Conference Point Camp in Wisconsin and Geneva Point Camp in New Hampshire hosting multiple denominational programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Raymond R. Peters
International Council of Religious Education
Peters
International Council
Conference Point
Lake Geneva
Wis
Geneva Point
Lake Winnipesaukee
N. H
Working hours and age limits for underage workers
A historic note sets daily hours from eight in the evening to five in the morning with exceptions for performances. Children under sixteen may work until eleven p.m. in theater and concerts. Under sixteen may not work more than five hours straight without a thirty minute lunch break. Violations are easy amid labor shortages. employers are advised to request birth certificates for new applicants.
Excess T Coupons Must Be Turned In To ODT Office
Charleston June 26 Excess T coupons must be turned in by commercial vehicle operators nearest ODT office within five days after quarter end June 30. District manager A E Teagan of the Office of Defense Transportation reminded today that the present T books will be supplanted with TT coupons at the end of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
ODT
A. E. Teagan
Office of Defense Transportation
Ideally Located, Low Competition High Profit Business For Sale
Ideal location with minimal competition and very low operating expense. Weekly net ranges from 500 to 500 with two large furnished rooms and attractive bar. Owner-operated for seven years reports annual net profits exceeding 6000. Invites inspection at our expense. For details and interview call (512) at Gov. Service.
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