Local Notes on Grafton Board of Trade and Clemency
Grafton considers forming a Taylor County Board of Trade at the courthouse with active civic backing. The editorial urges broad public turnout, calling for renewed business ties, factory revival, and sustained employment to lift local economy. It contrasts opinions on a national crime commission led by top lawyers with the need for practical criminal law administration expertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Grafton
Taylor County
General Criminal Court
Subh
Mr. Wickersham
Elihu Root
Charles G. Hughes
Justice Stone
Clarence Darrow
Robt
B. Crowe
Chicago
Cook County
Hoover
Supreme Court
George W. Wickersham
New York
Wickersham
Lars ‘Allot
Widow Refuses to Claim Bodies in Weston Crash Case
In Weston West Virginia a priest and police report describe Jesse Poling, 23, killed in a crossing crash. His mother Mrs Lulu Poling of Blueville seeks his body while the fate of Opal Walters and her infant remains with Weston authorities. Mrs Poling discovers she and Poling were not married, complicating custody and funeral plans amid inquiries into a foster mother in Glenville. Six brothers and two sisters survive, with services set at Valley Furnace Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Poling
Weston
W. Va
Charles Poling
Grafton
Sentinel Office
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Poling
Bartlett Funeral Home
Opal Walters
Wheeling
Sturm
Glenville
Tiiles
Walters
Valley Furnace Baptist Church
Shehan
Lulu Poling
Blueville
Elia
Hazel
Frank
John
Gordon
Dennis
Oliver
Marion
Barbour
Taylor Counties
United Fuel Gas faces 1928 deficit in testimony
William J. Hightower, assistant secretary and treasurer of United Fuel Gas Co, testified before the public service commission that the company ran a deficit of 434,069 during 1928. The testimony occurred at a hearing on its application for higher gas rates in southern West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
William J. Hightower
United Fuel Gas Company
Public Service Commission
West Virginia
Judicial Sale Notice in Taylor County WV Court
Special Commissioners by decree of the Circuit Court of Taylor County WV will sell at the front door of the Court House in Grafton May 21 1929 at 1 o clock P M the eastern part of Lot 71 Luzadder Plat Grafton fronting 59 feet on East Main Street with detailed boundary lines and exceptions. Terms include one third cash and the rest in one and two years with interest bearing notes and title retained until paid. Also included are notices of claims against the estate of Charles Moore and Mary Martha Moore and a long land boundary description with a separate sale terms clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special ‘Commissioners
Circuit Court
Taylor County
West Virginia
Harry F. Mouser
Mouser
Grafton
Luzadder
City of
East Main Street
Mill Street
Bernstein
W. Merle Watsins
W. T. George
Notice of Judicial Sale of Real Estate in Taylor County
The undersigned trustee will sell at public auction on Saturday June 1 1929 at 1 pm at the front door of the Taylor County Courthouse the properties from a deed of trust dated June 28 1926 by Homer Manear and Rena Mangar to W Merle Watkins trustee Lots 10 and 11 in Block 7 in Brownlow Park Select Section Grafton West Virginia fronting Liberty Ave with a modern dwelling on Lot 11 and restrictions including dwelling use only and no sale or occupancy by persons of Negro blood except servants. cash terms. Also a separate notice: pursuant to a circuit court decree dated March 21 1929 in Taylor County a commissioner will sell June 8 1929 at 1:30 pm at the courthouse front door the real estate in Court House district Taylor County bounded start at white oak stump and apple tree etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
West Va
Homer Manear
Rena Mangar
W. Merle Watkins
Jon
Towit
Brownlow Park
Grafton
Liberty Ave
Liberty Avenue
W. Merle Watsins
Circuit Court
West, Virginia
Albert G.hardman
Pataon
James A. Preston
Ina E. Preston
Court House District
W. Va
Pittsburgh Market Prices and Livestock Report
Pittsburgh markets show active to steady cattle and pig trading with mixed cattle prices. Livestock ranges include bulls 14.50 to 15.60 and sows around 10.25, with calves, sheep, and lambs showing variable demand. apples and potatoes report slow to slightly weaker demand across listed varieties and grades. A quoted visitor notes a costly establishment, contrasting with the host’s reply about the expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Baldwins
West Virginia
Michigan Rurals
Maine
Green Mountains
Florida
Alabama
Bills
Tai Pittsburgh
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Grafton Sentinel
SHE
Grafton Sentinel Publishing Company
Ward H. Holt
Taitrobe Stree Street
Grafton Printing Co
Cissa
Fostette
Associated Press
Paris
Sean Fates
Gov. Conley
Clyde Beale
Logan County
Circuit ‘Court
Iease
Court House
Board of Trade of
the Grafton
RED. Cross Pharmacy
Ng Man
Klein
Automobile
HUE Degficit
United Gas
Artlac
Lee Bennett & Son
West Main Street
Charles Moore
Mary Martha Moore
First National Bank of Grafton
RTR. Hmtts
Simon Lake
Lake Corner
Lake's
Davisson Farm
Newton
Cow Road
Steven Burdett
Jas
A. Preston
Albert G. Hardman
Rosalie Hardman
Taylor
Howard J. Jamis
I. Frank M. Hollis, Jr
Frank, M. Holmis,jr
Pittsburgh
Kleen Krust Bakery
J. Walter
J. E. Guth
General Insurance
W. B. Cruise
Insurance Agency
Yates Ave
Trisler