Judicial Sale Of Property In Taylor County West Virginia
A public auction will be held May 26 1934 at 1 PM at the Taylor County courthouse front door. The parcel on Latrobe Street Grafton includes a large brick building with three store rooms. Terms require at least one third cash, balance in two equal installments at nine and eighteen months, with notes and security. title retained until full payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Taylor County
W. Va
C. E. Lawhead
Grafton Co-Operative Store
Latrobe Street
Grafton
West Virginia
Luzadder
Aaron Nusbaum
Thos. J. McAvoy
W. Merle Watkins
Commissioner’s Notice in Luzadder estate proceedings
Public legal notice in Clarksburg area stating on May 5 1934 at 10 00 A M the commissioner will execute the order of reference in the Luzadder case at his Grafton West Virginia office. Includes involved plaintiffs and defendants. issued April 16 1934 by Commissioner Francis L Warder and counsel J Guy Allender. Publicity dates April 20 27 and May 4.
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George H. Nowland Company
Corporation
M. D. Allender
Home Purniture Company
E. L. Luzadder
Clay Luzadder
Clay F. Luzadder
Aaron T. Luzadder
Florence E. Luzadder
Adaline Luzadder
Florence E
J. Musgrove
John Q. Musgrove
Grafton
West Virginia
Francis L. Warder
J. Guy Allender
Circuit Court
County of
Taylor
Dent
Gratton
Chancery
Notice of Sale In Taylor County West Virginia Decree
Notice of sale under a 1934 chancery decree in Taylor County West Virginia. The sale by special commissioner E Bailey Wyckoff includes multiple Grafton lots and a Flemington addition property. Terms: one third cash, one third in nine months, balance in eighteen months with interest. title retained until full payment. Frank M. Hollis Jr circuit clerk and sale details dated February 20 1934.
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Circuit Court
Taylor County
West Virginia
Lee E. Bennett
Anna Mruise
T Will
Bfbe
Beau- Mont
City of
Grafton
St. John Street
Boyd
Bailey
Wyckoff
B. Bailey Wyck
Frank M. Hollis, Jr
Gordon Bailey
William Jones
Flemington
Tlemington
Taylor Count
E. Bailey Wyckoff
E. Bailey Wyck
Cosas
Frank M. Hollis
William P. Sample
Wes Virginia
Notice of Judicial Sale in Taylor County West Virginia
A judicial sale is set for May 26 1934 at 1 pm at the front door of the Taylor County Courthouse. The property is Lot 1 on the N F Kendall Plat in Grafton formerly Fetterman, fronting 39.5 feet on West Main Street and 48.8 feet to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad right of way. Terms require one third cash and two equal notes with security, with legal title retained until full payment.
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Circuit Court
Taylor County
West Virginia
William P. Samples
Edward
Criser
Edward K, Criser
Bulah D. Criser
Jed W. Robinson
Real Estate and Improvement Company of
Baltimore City
William M. Kennedy
William J. Dudley
N. F. Kendall
Taylor County Court Clerk’s Office
West Main Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Edward K. Criser
Reginald W. McFarland
Opal R. McFarland
Injured Man Hurt By Train Near Cumberland Station
An engine worker, who had long been helping haul coal along the B & C Railway tracks, failed to hear an approaching train. Railroad officials arranged ambulance pickup to rush him to Cumberland hospital after the collision.
Three Fines In Traffic War: Front Seat Ban Enforced
In Clarksburg O M Farris was fined ten dollars and costs after a magistrate ruled the state road commission ban on front seat passengers applies to children as well as adults. The arrest occurred on US 50 by Trooper W G Wamsley. William Smith of Flemington also paid ten dollars and costs for hauling lumber without a warning flag on the end of a load extending beyond the truck. Wisenthaler, a Thomas Transfer driver from Fairmont, paid twenty five dollars and costs for operating an overloaded truck on US 50 after a 600 pound excess was found.
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O. M. Farris
Clarksburg
State Road ‘Commission
Farris
Ona C. Jefferys
Jefferys
U. S. 50
W. G. Wamsley
William Smith
Flemington
Smith
Thornton
Wamsley
Fred Wisenthaler
Thomas Transfer Company
Fairmont
Wisenthaler
W. E. Rightshire
Teachers to Get Cash Within Two Weeks
Charleston May 4 Funds for payment of teachers salaries for the six months of the school year will be distributed to county school boards within two weeks. State Superintendent W. W. Trent announced plans for distribution and expects approval of a general grant of 00,000 to West Virginia schools, making a nine months term possible in most counties.
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Charleston
W. W. Trent
Sthesis
West Virginia
Girl Dies in Apparent Suicide Pact In Wayne Neb
In Wayne Nebraska on May 4 authorities report 19 year old Ann Alfard dead from wrist slashes and 20 year old Roualt unconscious with wrists cut as part of an apparent suicide pact. A local source indicates both youths attempted self harm in a shared act.
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Wayne
Neb
Young
Ann Alfard
New Tong Outbreak Feared by Gothan Cops
New York May 4 reports that police fear a new tong war in Chinatown as rumors spread about clashes between Hip Sing and other tongs. Authorities pursue a conflict involving rival families and commercial groups tied to garage fires and internal feuds.
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Gothan Cops
New York
Chinatown
Hip Sing
Ep Tongs
Lo’ Tong
Hipa Commercal Organiza
Ee Apere
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