Limination of Projects 10 and 11 Stir County Residents
Judge Warren B. Kittle granted a temporary injunction delaying road work on Projects 10 and 11 in Taylor County pending a hearing. Petitioners from Booths Creek and near Thornton seek readjustment of the bond funded program claiming state completion is not assured. The injunction blocks contracts and disbursements tied to the one million dollar bond until court review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cour
Taylor Ity
Ted
Warren B. Kittle
Booths Creek
Thornton
Fetterman
Gene Ford
Grafton
E.G. Smith
Eater
Kittle
Fairmont
Fettermin
E W. Ford
Court 2Nd Advisory Board
Mac
Circuit Court
Merle Watkins
Taylor County Court and Advisory Board
E. G. Smith
Teliet Citical
Court House
Reig
West Virginia
Taylor
County Court of
Taylor County
Thomas F. Welsh
Oliver I. Montgomery
John F. Ross
Jed W. Robinson
Walter 8. Rogers
M. A.lynch
A . Morrow
Kennedy Construction Co
Parkersburg
Monongahela Construction Co
D. M. Flynn
City of
Leonard Street
Kennedy Const. Co
Aaid
W. M. Feltner
Walter S. Rogers
M. A. Lynch
O. C Compton
County Court
Oliver 1
John M. Ross
Frank Bennett
Kennedy ‘Construction Co
Ndt
Clarence L. Painter
L. W. Arble
Charles F. Thomas
Joseph F. Halderman
Ulysses
Morrow
C. Lee Raynolds
Adolphus ‘B. Corder
George D. Hardin
Truman Reynolds
Harvey B. Scranage
Ira J Curry
Herbert Evans
Bruce F Smallwood
James B. Hibbs
Oliver S. Montgomery
Lynch
D. C
Local Personal Notes From Grafton and Vicinity
Mrs A G Dayton of Philippi visited Miss Abbie Sinsel on Wilford street last week. Many locals and visitors including Mrs W Mays Mrs Claudina Trimble Mrs Duncan Hanleiter and others spent weekends with relatives or shopping in Grafton Belington and Philadelphia area. A wedding occurred at the Methodist Protestant parsonage Miss Bessie Mae Getrel wed Benjamin Fligle. Virginia Dent Armstrong of this city elected to Phi Beta Kappa at West Virginia University. Gazelle Monroe Lynn hosted the B B Club on Knotts avenue with sewing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Sentinel
A.G. Dayton
Philippi
Abbie Sinsel
Wilford Street
W. Mays
Claudina Trimble
Kirkpatrick
Geneva
Duncan Hanleiter
Frank Luzadder
Belington
Virginia Atha
Maple Avenue
John Thayer
Harold Noble
West Virginia University
Everett Wolfe
Brydon
P. B. Grimm
Bessie Mae Getrel
Flemington
Benjamin Fligle
Grafton
The
Anthenaeum
Virginia Dent Armstrong
B. B
Gazelle Monroe Lynn
B. B. Club
Knotts Avenue
English Youth Says Giri's Dad Troubling Him
Newark New Jersey May 8 British war veteran Alexander W Robertson accused private detectives of pressuring him to leave the country over his suit with a United States senator's daughter. He said he would seek a federal warrant against the detectives for impersonating federal officers after others coerced him from his aunt's home in Bloomfield and along a path that led to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Veterans’ Club
Boston
Mary T. Andrews
Robertson
Washington
William J. Burns
Burns
Newark
WN. J
Alex
Ander W. Robertson
United States
John F. Ellis
Ellis
Bloomfield
N. J
British War Veterans’ Club
New York
Bloonfeld
Firet
Birthday Celebrations Honor Mrs Beyers in Blueville
Twenty guests marked the 88th birthday of Mrs. Margaret Beyers with a home party hosted by her daughter Mrs. W H Byers in Blueville. Attendees enjoyed meals at noon and five, with out of town guests joining in Saturday night social diversions and refreshments. Rev E H Waters officiated at a separate ceremony yesterday as Mrs Laura Nay Stillwell and Willam Lawhorne wed at the bride’s Thayer Street home before about 100 guests. The couple, with Lawhorne now in B&O Railroad freight work, will reside on Thayer Street. A license registry notes the marriage of Miss Marjorie Cutright of Flemington to Robert Carter of Rosemont in Rosemont, performed by Rev J W Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemington
J. J. Feherty
Oakland
B. F. Feherty
Newt Dawson
Harry Hunter
Rowlesburg
H. J. Corder
W. M. Rowan
Elkins
C. E. Batson
Parkersburg
L.R. Lichitz
Cleveland
Grafton
H. R. Leaf
Fairmont
G. F. Wiles
Wheeling
Dr. Travis
Blueville
L. F. Petrie
New York
Frank Sterling
Taylor County Bank
Wal- Ut Street
National Cemetery
L. B. Cramer
Huntington
R. C. Wood
West Grafton
Walnut Street
J. D. L. Gall
Morgantown
Chas. Poe
Margaret Beyers
J. A. Shaw
Philippi
Bert Long
J. L. A. Taylor
Thornton
W. D. Tawers
P.N. Curry
L. Bush
Davis
G. E. Bailey
A. B. Pepper
Eileen Gregory
Bright
Wests Math Street
May Thayer
Thayer Street
Mt. Lake Park
E.G. Smith
Clarksburg
C. L. Poe
Knottsville
W. H. Byers
Trawhorne-Stillwel I
E. H. Waters
U. B. Church
Laura Nay Stillwell
Willam Lawhorne
Cutright-Carter
Misa Marjorie Cutright
Robert Carter
Rosemont
J. W. Kelly
Monthly Nursing Report Highlights Community Care Rise
Regular monthly report by Miss Carrie Brown shows increased nursing workload as weather improves. It details totals of visits to infants, prenatal care, child welfare, school examinations, and tuberculosis care, plus a sixtieth birthday surprise for Mrs. Lucinda Woodford and the funeral of Dr. Bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Brown
Bucklew
Peckin Oo
Warden
Paul Warden
Red Cross
Thy County Court
Sanitarium
Terra Alta
Tuberculosis Association
TOC
Hugh L. Woodford
Hila Wood
Dave Murphey
Rissie
Opal Woodford
Freder
Bush
T of J
Cheno
Youth crushed in Lewis County saw mill accident
Dassie Holden aged 18 employed at a saw mill near Roanoke Lewis County was brought to Fairmont State Hospital in critical condition after belt injury with multiple limb fractures. D. C. Prunty of Prunty & Son confectionery was robbed on Merchant Street and wounded, bloodhounds traced scent to Columbia Street, an auto was found. Guy Mor rie, sought in Wheeling for alleged stock fraud, was moved from St Louis to Wheeling in custody after habeas corpus dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
Dassie Holden
Lewis County
Roanoke
Fairmont State Hospital
D.C. Prunty
D. C. Prunty & Son Confectionery
East Side
Pairmont State Hospital
Merchant Street
Columbia Street
Louis
Ill
Guy Judge Cooke
Guy L. Morrie
Wheeling
West Virginia
Morrie
St Louis
Funeral crowd packs city for respected resident
One of the largest crowds in the city attended a funeral at the residence of William Cash in Blueville. Over 125 automobiles lined the street and more than 60 followed in a procession to the cemetery. Sixteen cars carried members of the local lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cash
Blueville
William ‘Bush
Grand jury to probe funds in Pittsburgh fraud case
Federal grand jury began hearings in Pittsburgh on charges that scores of residents were defrauded through mail misuse. Special assistant district attorney Charles J. Shuck of Wheeling led the probe with post office inspectors as first witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Charles J. Shuck
Wheeling
Shuck
West Virginia
Tragic Cardiac Death Reported After Medical Efforts
A man identified as Mr Patterson died of an acute heart condition after being summoned by a porter and revived attempts failed. Dr Trudeau examined the stricken individual and concluded death from chronic cardiac issues. The body was moved to an undertaking establishment following an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkwood
Camden
Trudeau
Saamas Setang N
Patterson
River Flood Forcible Displacement Hits 70 000 People
Officials report about 70,000 men women and children homeless in Mississippi and Louisiana due to the Mississippi River flood. Forty thousand are being fed sheltered and clothed by Red Cross and relief groups. 30,000 remain outside refugee camps without aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mississippi
Louisana
Red Cross
Caid
Vets to Hold Memorial Services at Local High School
Grafton members of the Veteran Employer Association of the B and O Railroad Co plan their annual memorial service at the local high school Sunday afternoon May 14 at 2 30. The program, enhanced by prominent railroad officials, features C W Galloway operating vice president of the B and O as keynote speaker. Delegations will come from Fairmont Parkersburg Clarksburg and Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
B. & O. Railroad Co
C. W. Galloway
B. & O. Railroad
Galloway
Fairmont
Parke Clarksburg
Wheeling
Cash Register Founder John H Patterson Dies on Train
John H Patterson founder and chairman of the National Cash Register Company of Dayton Ohio died on a Pennsylvania Railroad Pullman car aboard a train approaching Atlantic City New Jersey. He suffered a heart attack while seated with his valet at about 3 06 pm. He was taken ill before medical aid could reach him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cash Register Co
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Railroad
John H Patterson
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Ohio
Patterson
Recognition of Mexico May Be Worked Out
Washington May 8 An inter national commission to study all facets of the American recognition of the Obregon government in Mexico has been proposed in official circles as a solution to the ongoing deadlock between the United States and Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Washington, D.C
A. P
Obregon
Mexico City
Trainriders and Boozers Fined by Local Court
Two men, Willy Smith and Joseph Fleming, were arrested by Baltimore & Ohio Patrolman Ira Poe for train riding and illegal liquor transportation. Smith, riding a 94 freight from the west, received six months in jail and a $50 fine. Fleming, linked to a companion with liquor on a train from the east, was fined $100 and sentenced to three months in jail by Squire Charles R. Lilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Smith
Joseph Fleming
Baltimore& Ohio
Ira Poe
Lquor
Charles R. Lilly
Smith
Squire Lilly
Fleming
Alainost
Comptroller Calls Banks for May 5 Condition
Washington May 8 The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks at the close of business on Friday May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
A.P
Comptroller of the Currency Today
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C. M. Culwright
Geo W. Reese
Jack Gugel
M. J. Riggs
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