Legal Notices Review and Equalization in Taylor County WV
County Court of Taylor County will meet at the courthouse in July 1935 for review and equalization of assessments. Open inspection allows correction. those who fail to apply waive rights and may appeal only to the circuit court. Also notice of a trustee sale of barber shop property in Grafton, WV on July 15 1935 with cash terms.
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Taylor County
West Virginia
Court House
Circuit Court
Frank Bennett
Taylor County Court
Guy V. Wolfe
James T. Murphy
Wolfe and Murphy
W. Merle Watkins
L and. Murphy and Herstofore
West Main Street
Grafton
Notice to heirs and receivers in estate matter
To Paul Ward and Mary Ward, heirs, Earl Ward, Hester F Ward, J Balls Ward, Anna L Williams, Talton T Williams, Mary C Williams and Ada F Williams, C E Lawhead, receiver G B T C Friedman and son. You will take notice that John.
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Paul Ward
Mary Ward
Earl Ward
Hester F. Ward
J. Balls Ward
Anna L. Williams
Talton T. Williams
Mary C. Willams
Ada F. Williams
C. E. Lawhead
G. B
T. C. Friedman
John
Sheriff sale redemption notice and estate claims
Notices detail redemption figures for K Burdett after a 1931 sheriff sale of parcels in Taylor County West Virginia and a probate call for claims against the John W Keefe estate due December 23 1935. The items include tax amounts survey fees notice costs and interest. Also referenced is Mae McCormick Edwards seeking an accounting of Detroit property and a court hearing.
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Frank Bennett
Taylor County
West Virginia
John W. Keefe
Taylor County Bank
Grafton
William P. Samples
County of
Taylor
Edwards
Wallace
Mae McCormick Edwards
Detroit
Execution Continued For Two Life Convicts
Uncertain fragment notes that Richard Luzier and James Mc Clain, both serving life terms for a kidnap robbery of B.T. Meser, face continued proceedings on the grand jury issue.
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Richard Luzier
James McClain
B.T. Meser
Mr. Dynamite at Opera House unlocks three murders
A Universal mystery feature opens at the Opera House tonight. Three murders occur over two weeks with differing clues. The first scene unfolds on the grounds of a famous gambling casino where a young man about 21 who has just won 19000 is shot as he reaches his car. The motive remains unclear.
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Cock Robin
Opera House
Taxi driver and Isaac Hannahs Jr. sentenced for slaying Ed Irrington
Copley noted challenges to grand jury indictments from last fall and new indictments issued for 42 of the originally named persons. He said details on how many may pursue habeas corpus to seek release are not yet advised.
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Isaac Hannahs, Jr
Irrington
Copley
School Attendance This Year Better Than Last
The Taylor school system reports improved daily pupil attendance this year at 4 144 on average with an enrolment peak of 4 806. Seven buses and two cars transported pupils over 78 187 miles across 177 days with 139 476 pupil haulages and no serious injuries.
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Taylor Superintendent of Schools
Board of Education
Dickinson slaying probed by detectives in check room
Detectives investigating the Dickinson murder examined a check room attendant Miss Ruth Cronin who took Dickinson’s briefcase from a woman in a crowd, noting the bag was not properly labeled and contained papers without any clear clue to the slaying.
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Dickinson
Fred W. Frahm
Ruth Cronin
Mabel Gets Out, Right Back in Last Evening
Charles Rosier faced a city hall police court docket for drunkenness and disorderly conduct after a Latrobe street arrest at 9 p.m. yesterday. Mayor E Otto Waugh sentenced him to two days in jail. Mabel Brown, arrested at 10 15 p.m. yesterday for drunkenness in a public place, was found guilty and given 16 days. She had just been released from county jail after a 30 day term and was rearrested shortly after.
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Charles Rosier
Latrobe Street
E. Otto Waugh
Mabel Brown
Marriage at Grafton as Carnival Ends
A large crowd gathered at the Marks Shows carnival in Grafton for the final two nights. Tonight and tomorrow feature a 40 piece Veterans of Foreign Wars band and other midway thrills. Earlier last night Miss Gladys Hesser of Grafton and Leo Lambert of McGee were married in a ceremony read by Rev. Millard Stump. Children will be admitted free to the rides tomorrow between 2 and 6 pm.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Marks Shows, Inc
Long Mile Pleasure Trail
Grafton
Taylor County
Gladys Hesser
William Hesser
Leo Lambert
McGee
Millard Stump
Baptist Church of
Logan
W. Va
Inmate Roundup Faces Grand Jury Action in Disorderly House Case
State Trooper Chase led an operation arresting 20 or more inmates including W. J. Barnes who faces grand jury action as keeper of a disorderly house. The raid targets alleged criminal activity at a local facility, with Barnes prominently named.
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Chase
W. J. Barnes
Local Resident Dies by Own Action in Clarksburg
Guy Earle, 55, a Clarksburg feed broker, was found dead by his son in a garage near his home at 216 North Chestnut Street from carbon monoxide poisoning last night. He had formerly lived in Grafton from 1900 to 1904 and was recalled by locals today.
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Guy Earle
Clarksburg
North Chestnut Street
Earle
Grafton
Classified rates and arrest at Barnes place page one
Classified rates describe two cents per word for first insertion and one cent per word for subsequent insertions with a minimum charge of 4545 cents. The text reports a restraining order and a vice solicitation case tied to Barnes Place, noting testimony and likely appeal steps, including potential state Supreme Court action.
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Sentinel
RENT
Barnes Place
James ‘C. Holt
Iment
Dent
Copenhagen
Ona C. Jefferys
Warder
Wayne Talbott
Philippi
State Supreme Court
Holt
Circuit Court
Play centers open for patriotic week in Taylor county
July 1 8 marks patriotic week at four city play centers led by J B Dryfield. The Fetterman spot opened with 36 enrollees under Miss Bonnie Newcome at the grade school. East End grade school to host a center starting Monday or Tuesday. Activities include a patriotic program parade community night dodge ball and marble tournaments and safety demonstrations. Tonight Central school hosts a pet show with 138 entrants and ribbons awarded for pet condition.
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J. B. Dryfield
Taylor County
Fetterman
Bonnie Newcome
East End
Prize Pet Contests Announced With Ribbons
The town magazine lists prize ribbons for pets based on categories including prettiest ugliest smallest youngest and oldest. Event organizers urge owners to enter their animals for judging.
Oil Truck Wrecked by Fast Train at Arbuckle Crossing
A loaded Standard Oil truck was struck by a New York Central local train at Arbuckle crossing in Charleston West Virginia. Driver W M Maddox of Point Pleasant was injured and taken to Point Pleasant by the train. Railroad crew said injuries not serious. The truck was nearly demolished.
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Charleston
W. Va
New York Central
Arbuckle
W. M. Maddox
Point Pleasant
Local Druggist Proposes Iron Tonic For Nervous Patients
Grafton Drug & Chemical Co offers Clements' Tonic a new iron concentrate claimed to boost strength and endurance by 150 percent in 10 days. The ad promises a full refund if the tonic does not increase weight and vitality, urging sickly, thin-blooded residents to test the product at their own risk.
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Clements
Grafton Drug & Chemical Co
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