Forester Camp News Details Planting and Road Work
The article describes a continued beautification effort with fifty hay-stalks donated by the West Virginia Indian School at Pruntytown, planted along Route 50 and other arteries. Bolin oversees five maintenance crews on secondary roads and one on primary roads while roadwork on Hesement-Oral advances. Training and marches to Camp Knox are noted for forestry recruits, with pay and home allotments outlined.
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West Virgania India School
Pruntytown
Bolin
Hesement-Oral
Fetterman
Knottsville
Botta
Judith Lane and the Big Tom Dam Oil Rumor
Judith Lane moves through Big Tom town as workers gear up for an oil venture at the Rio Plablo dam site. Mortgages, lawsuits, and marriage tensions swirl as attorney Morton Lampera seeks to break a will and Judith weighs crisis points while machinery and trains bring in oil equipment. Judith urges Cunard’s warning, fearing disruption to the dam and town.
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Morton Lampera
Bovina Heirs
Myer Bezarttatslee
Judith Dale
Rio Plablo
Big Tom Vine
Lampara 18
Norman Dale
Judit Juaband
Lampera
Judith
Gawri
Lttle
Max
Uien
Max Largon
Ryee Lampere
Jios
Coudwiaya
Justin Cunard
Scuthborne
Rip Diablo
Soathworke
Tampere
Big Tom
Cunard
Larson
Fats
Makin
Merricks
Big ‘Tom
Fils Ce
Teal
Classified advertisings rates and parish notes
Classified column shows two cents a word for first insertion and one cent for each additional insertion with a 45 cent minimum. Example 521 counts as three words. Items listed include FOR SALE OR RENT six room house in Blueville Route 50 Dieu, furnished rooms at Vanxiris 19 West Washington St, woman seeks house work by day or week at 137 Ross St, and wanted furnished apartment for 2 to 4 men Box A Sentinel 36-2.
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Sentinel
Blueyile
U 8
Ross St
Public Auction for Gray Gable Schoolhouse Near Gratton
The Taylor County Board of Education will sell at public auction the Gray Gable schoolhouse located one mile west of Gratton at 1 30 p m on Saturday on the school grounds. Terms cash when deed is made. Also court notice from the District Court of the United States Northern District of West Virginia regarding Alfred M Campbell bankrupt case No 1897 with discharge hearing set June Lith day 1934 at ten o clock before noon at McKins. The clerk to mail notices to creditors.
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East Main
Luzadder Streets
John 8. Quensen
Morgantown
United States Army
Camp Knox
Baltimore & Ohio
Tucker County
Randolph County
Elkins
Taylor County Board of Education
Gray Gable
Gratton
Lloyd L. Shriver
District Court of the United States
West Virginia
Alfred M. Campbell
Grafton
W. Va
A. D
Mkins
Eaid
W. E. Baker
Elkins Inseid
Austin C. Merrill
New Sunday School Officers Named in Knottsville
A Sunday School was launched at Jones school in Knottsville district after a community survey showed potential attendance of at least 115. Joseph Rinker presided as council president with Ruth Colebank Genevieve Sampson Clyde Yall and Francis Smith among officers. The meeting opened with hymn singing and prayers. Officers elected include Superintendent Austin Cox secretary Fred Shaffer treasurer Francis Smith class leader Mrs Lloyd Stocked librarian Mrs C V Smith and music leader Josanna Poling. Teachers will be chosen next Sunday at 2 40 p m. The council plans to organize a Sunday school at the Ninety Six colored school Friday at 7 30 p m.
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Jones
Knottsville
Joseph Rinker
The
Eouncil
Ruth Colebak
Genevieve Sampson
Clyde Yall
Francis Smith
Austin Cox
Ruth Colebank
Council
Council of Religious Basabioa
Cenevieve Sampson
Eas
Appeal Planned After $29 Judgment Against Curry
A judgment of 29 dollars was awarded against Jefferson J. Curry of Pruntytown in Jefferys Court. An appeal was filed by W P Samples, attorney for Curry, at the Circuit Court clerk’s office. Testimony showed a three car chain on Pruntytown road with Minifred Curry driving after Mrs Ullom’s car, leading to the collision. Mrs Ullom and her husband were represented by attorney B Bailey Wyckoat.
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Jefferson J. Curry
Pruntytown
Onal
Jefferys
Circuit Court
W. P. Samples
Curry
William Ullom
Dent Ob
Nearo
Justicg
Ullom
Pruntytown Road
Jefferson
Inow
Jeffery
Miss Curry
B. Bailey Wyckoit
Opening Of Hotel 49 Years Ago Is Recalled
Latrobe history recalls the May day 1885 opening of a hotel in West Virginia later destroyed by a 1887 fire. McAvoy managed it until then. a new building rose, Ed Custer and Col. McAvay recalled the main entrance on Railroad street and a grand ball with a Wheeling orchestra. Railroad street was once the main business thoroughfare.
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Latrobe Hiselry
Tels
West Virgnia
McAvoy
Ed. Custer
Latrobe Street
Grafton Invited To Conference On Time
Grafton and representatives from Clarksburg Morgantown Mannington Shinnston and other points are invited to a Fairmont city and business leaders meeting next Monday at 2 PM to gauge support for adopting daylight saving time in the Monongahela valley Fairmont earlier held a public discussion with varied views among officials and business leaders The Monday gathering aims to collect a broader consensus across the valley
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Fairmont
Republican Committee Meeting Tonight Oversees Registrars Plan
The Taylor County Republican Executive Committee will meet at 7:30 in the county courthouse to appoint registrars and outline preliminary campaign plans. Chairman Harry C. Compton announced that Democratic registrars were appointed earlier last month by the Taylor County Democratic Committee.
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Taylor County
Republican Executive Committee
Harry C. Compton
Youthful heir to millions swaps high adventure for quiet country life
Edwin Holman reports Richard J. Reynolds, heir to the R. J. Reynolds tobacco fortune, will relocate to the private Sapeloe Island estate of Howard B. Coffin. The 25 million heir plans a secluded life after a career in football, piloting, Broadway, and a European manslaughter case, with island life limited to a 400-strong population mostly African American under plantation history.
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Edwin Holman
Sapploe Island
Richard J. Remolds
High Ad- Salem
M. C
Howard B. Coffin
Sapeloe Island
Holmes
Coffin
Reynolds
Eliza ‘Beth Dillard
North Carolina State College
Angel
Fi 9
Truesdell Quits Post Clerk As Homestead Director
Elkins May 3 a son of Horace W Truesdell was named director of the Tygart Valley Homestead project replacing the former clerk. George W Wilson of Elkins was announced to succeed him as director of the project.
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Harrison
Truesdell
Taylor ‘County
Elkins
Horace W. ‘Truesdell
Tygart Valley Hanestead
George W. Wilson
Appraise Co holdings of late M. V. Goff estate share
Certificated appraisals filed reveal Appraise Company holdings of late M. V. Goff valued at $18,000, comprising more than a third of the estate of Mrs. Martha Vic Goff of Clarksburg. The figures were disclosed yesterday.
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Appraise Co
M. V. Goff
Taylor
Charleston Banker Named New Head Of Council
Clarksburg May 3 1939 Charleston banker W T Williamson was elected to succeed Dr C G Sater Huntington as president of the West Virginia Council of Religious Education. The Rev Ray N Shaffer Clarksburg was elected secretary. May 9 1939 a total of 10060 3 represents 485 for turns on the April sales tax have been collected to close of business in one day.
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Charleston
Clarksburg
W. T. , Williamson
C., G. Sater
Huntington
West Virginia
Council of Religious Education
Ray N. Shaffer
Charlestonf
Toda
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John J. McLaughlin
Chicago
Edward Bremer
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Joney
Associated Press
Religious Council
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Ludion
Sapide Island
Georgia
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Smith
Paign
Julius Streicher
Franconit
Booths Creek
Henry Mills
Hersch
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A. C. Morris
Gulf
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