Notice of Judicial Sale in Taylor County West Virginia
Legal notice details a judicial sale by Special Commissioner William P Samples under a 1934 Taylor County Circuit Court decree. Property descriptions include multiple lots in Grafton near West Main Street and St John Street with staged payments terms and security notes. A second notice lists sale of Woodford School House and lot by the Taylor County Board of Education with cash terms.
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City of
Grafton
St. John Street
E. Bailey Wyckoff
E. Bailey Wyck
Erane M. Hollis, Jr
Judicial Sale in Taylor County West Virginia
A chancery sale sale notice from the Taylor County Circuit Court outlines two public auctions. On May 26, 1934, a parcel on Latrobe Street Grafton bounded by Luzadder Plat lots 4 and 6 will be offered with terms of one third cash and the balance in two installments. A second sale on May 14, 1934, at 1 PM at the same courthouse will auction Lot 12 in Block 15 Beauont Addition Graton to the highest bidder.
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Circuit Court of
Taylor County
W. Va
C. E. Lankhead
Grafton Co-Operative Store
Latrobe Brrest
Grafton
West Virginia
W. Merle Watkins
Frank M. Hollis, JR
Circuit Court
Lee E. Bennett
Anna
Beau Ont
Gratton
Gas Prices Fair Says Trade Commission Head
Gasoline prices rose only about one cent per gallon in the six months after the oil code approval, according to the Federal Trade Commission. The Soldiers-Fathers club of Asheville, North Carolina, a civic group, plans a $10,000 monument in a municipal park honoring World War II residents. Ohio match employment rose 45 percent over February per Standard Statistics Company reports.
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Washington
Federal ‘Trade Commission
The
Soldiers-Fathers Club
Asheville
N. C
Ohio
Match
Standard Statistics Company
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State sales tax receipts boosted with penalties ahead
State Briers two per cent consumer sales tax receipts rose to 118364.01 yesterday with 17015.44 paid by 609 merchants and dealers. A total of 5262 returns filed. four business days remain before delinquency. Tax Commissioner Fox sets May 15 as deadline. Afterward field agents will collect taxes with penalties. Stickers issued for posting as proof of payment. Buckhannon Upshur county receives 5000 trout from federal hatchery to Buckhannon river Left Fork. Eight wild turkeys placed at French Creek state game farm. Principals reemployments approved for nine county high schools. further teacher details to be announced May 22. Episcopal diocese delegates chosen for 1935 convention. trustees named. June 1 license plates may be permitted. applications mailed. Mrs. Michael Russell linked to Gladys Lias slaying. coroner names her as a suspect pending hospital recovery. Midland Trail Sportsmen elect officers. Two youths rob a chain grocery store in Wheeling. $24 stolen. Welfare list initial members rejected. new list chosen. First National Bank of Moundsville resumes normal operations. postmaster term ending. cashier named. Republican nomination notice filed for U S Senate by Dr. George M. Fisher. Hatfield potential candidate. Buckhannon veteran Miss Ella Williams retires after 43 years of teaching.
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Upshur County
Gun and Red Club
Federal
White Sulphur Springs
Court Study Rules Set By Governor Appointee
Charleston report states a judicial council will study state court rules under legislative authority. Members serve fixed terms, report to the governor annually, and may propose changes to the supreme court. Appointees include Brennan, Pisher, Haymond, Scott, Ward, Maxwell, Jackson, Carlin, with several others in leadership roles.
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Kump
Supreme Court
J. Harold Brennan
Ohio County Circuit Court
Jake Pisher
Braxton County
Frank C. Haymond
Fairmont
Paul W. Scott
Huntington
C. M. Ward
Raleigh
Haymond Maxwell
Thomas B. Jackson
A. Leo Carlin
College of Law
West Virginia University
Livingston Factory Adopts High Wage Scale On Paint Creek
In Livingston on Paint Creek workers and management reached an agreement establishing a high wage scale for jug handlers stem and mold boys and plate carry tasks. The scale includes rates such as $1.45 per turn for jug handlers, $1.35 for carry-in plate stem and jug work, with existing wages rising to $2.40 to $2.70 and $2.00 to $2.60 or $3.00 for higher previous pay, as applicable.
Child Killed On St Albans Highway In Charleston
A Charleston woman Rosalie Samples was killed in an automobile accident on the St Albans highway. The incident marks the nineteenth motor vehicle fatality in Charleston and vicinity since January 1. Julius Bragg of Fayette County, the owner, is in jail pending investigation. Capt. John McGowan of the homicide squad attempted to quiet Ball the booking agent formerly of Chicago as he cried in the operating room. He sobbed Virginia and was led away as officers described the scene. An inquiry will be held by Coroner W F Work into the death of Edward Fish a 56 year old carpenter found shot Wednesday night by Doctor’s son. Mrs Ball a 21 year old girl was involved.
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Rosalie Samples
St. Albans
Julius Bragg
Fayette County
John McGowan
Homicide
Ball
Chicago
Virginia
McGowan
W. F. Work
Edward Fish
Tragic Deaths Link Doctor in Brooklyn Slay Case
In Brooklyn on May 11 a physician found the body of Mrs. Jen Ball, 21, in a doorway area. The physician, Dr Julius, alarmed by his son’s discovery, reportedly administered a stimulant and called police as the doctor himself collapsed, later charged with homicide as authorities investigate a possible self administered poison or drug.
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Jing
Brooklyn
4Hau- Jen Ball
Julius
Hallanan Should Be Sought and Elected for Victory
A political dispute centers on choosing a successor to Everett Sanders. Jane Hilles of New York insists on immediate selection when the committee meets, while some party members in the Senate and House advocate deferral as committees organize for the congressional elections in Chicago on June 5.
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Jane $ Hilles
New York
Everett Sanders
Chicago
Senate
House
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