Grafton Sentinel historical publication note
The Grafton Sentinel details its publishing history and operations, noting the Grafton Publishing Company, address at 102 Latrobe Street, weekday afternoons, and its status as a daily except Sunday since 1903. It also identifies AP membership and exclusive rights to local AP news.
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Grafton Publishing Company, Inc
Latrobe Street
Grafton
W. Va
Associated Press
Revival Services Begin October 9 at Tunnelton Church
The Tunnelton Church of God announces revival services starting Sunday October 9 at 7:00 PM. Pastor Reverend W C Wilson will conduct messages on the Constitution of Man and The Final Judgment using Bible teaching and charts. Local church members and visiting workers will provide special singing. the public is invited.
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Tunnelton
W. C. Wilson
Church of God
Wilson
Parrish Agency Presents Multiple Bungalows For Sale
Property listings show a five room bungalow at Blueville on Blue Ave with large lot and sun porch plus breakfast room. Another bungalow at 203 High Street offers four rooms and bath with cabinet sink and over room. Prices and trade options noted, including 3700 dollar property on paved street with garden site and A-1 condition.
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Sungalow
Blueville
Blue Ave
High Street
W. St. Charles Street
Kingwood State Police report arrest and safety program notes
Kingwood Detachment reports the arrest of John Geroskin Kempton West Virginia on a Saturday for assault and battery. He faced a hearing, pleaded guilty to felonious assault, and is jailed in Preston County awaiting grand jury. Also announced is a safety program at Reedsville Trade School October 7 at 8 40 p m.
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Kingwood
John Geroskin
Kempton
West Virginia
Sverine
Marylard-Presvaly
Thomas
J.J. Slabaugh
Preston County
Maryland
Parks
Ringwood
State Police
Reedsville
Kermit Zinn
Mary Edwards
Social gathering honors Mrs Casseday at home
Mrs Casseday received many nice and useful gifts at a social evening. Refreshments were served. Honored guest was Mrs Dora Casseday and hostesses included Mrs Edith Sanders and Mrs Wanda Custer. Numerous attendees listed by name, including Mrs Dora Poland and Mrs Ellen Per ee, with family and friends mentioned.
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Dora Cuasseday
Edith Sanders
Wanda Custer
Casseday
Dora Poland
Ellen -Per= ee
Kathryn McGuiffie
Gordon
Maude Zinn
Juia Hill
Eana Pratt
Nina’ Halk
Nell Halbritter
Della Tayor
Janet Halbritter
Mary Stevenson
Sally Castelli
Abby Weever
Lois Hall
Emma Maier
Mabel Shrout
Mae Hart
Mary J. Hartman
Irma Pentony
Orgha, Reidler
Bill Custer
Joan
Janice Custer
Darrell
Lantz Casseday
E. L. Casseday
Robert Sanders
Dwight
Leslie
Gary
Danny Sanders
Dora Casseday
Sarah Jane Wagner Passes Away at 93 in Parkersburg
Sarah Jane Wagner Warner, aged 93, died yesterday in the home of her daughter Mrs Agnes Miller 117 Pretersse street. A native Taylor county resident born January 7 1836 she was the daughter of David Miller and Tabitha Linn Miller. Her husband Henry W Warner died in 1917. Surviving are one daughter, three sisters Mrs Cynthia Shaw and Mrs J M Summers and Mrs Nettie Archer, a brother Smith J Miller of Parkersburg and a grandson Chauncey Miller of the city. She attended the Gl church. The article notes historic US presidential salaries.
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Sarah Jaane Wagner
Agnes Miller
Pretersse Street
Taylor County
David §. Miller
Tabitha Linn Miller
Henry W. Warner
Miller
Smith J. Miller
Parkersburg
Cynthia Shaw
Grafton
J.M. Summers
Fairmont
Nettie Archer
Kansas
Chauncey Miller
City
Warner
Glchurch
Truman Plans Walk Through Virginia Hills At Monticello
President Truman planned a walk today in the hills around Monticello near Charlottesville Virginia. He was staying at Colle Woodward’s Blue Ridge home and did his own weather forecast using maps days before leaving Washington. He joked about Monticello pronunciation and recalled a July 4 1947 visit with Governor William Tuck. He spent the night reading a biography of Indian Prime Minister Pandit Nehru.
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Charlottesville
Truman
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Colle
Blue Ridge Mountain
Stanley Woodward
State Department
Woodward
Moninguilo
Ash Lawn
James Monroe
Weather Bureau
Washington
Allman
Celle
William Tuck
Virginia
Pandit Nehru
Foreign diplomacy swirls as China regime forms
Wen Wei Pao reports Communist troops enter Sung Yang while London sources say Britain may recognize Peiping. India and other commonwealth nations expected to act. Russia already recognizes the Peoples Republic. US denounces the ban on correspondents as a crude pressure for recognition.
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Wen Wei Pao
Hong Kong
Sunglyang
Canton
London
Britain
Peiping
India
China
Russia
Mao Tze- Tung
United States
Peoples Republic
Steel unions push for talks as week-long strike drags on
The CIO USW reports no new government negotiations with steel firms after a week of idle plants and thousands laid off. Alcoa faces a 20 000 worker strike threat on Oct 17 over wage, pensions, and insurance while locomotive firemen weigh a strike vote amid diesel engine manning disputes. A presidential board blocked the extra fireman request, delaying action until Oct 1. The Capitol dome statue weighs 14 985 pounds and cost 23 700 dollars.
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CIO
United Steel
Ching
Cio-Usw
Aluminium Company of America
Alcoa
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Chicago
David B. Robertson
Brotherhood
Capitol Dome
Washington, D. C
Grafton events honor woodsmen and fly casters
The article notes winners from Elkins with fly casting accuracy and distance, and savers, plus log cutting champions from Pocahontas and Barbour counties. It mentions drum and bugle corps praise, plus forestry tours and scheduled games: Concord vs Davis & Bikins at 2:30 p.m. and Thomas vs Parsons at 6 p.m.
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Rage
Prank Marstiller
Elkins
Boyd Simpson
Marion McLaughlin
Lewis Taylor
Greenback
Pocahontas County
Harold Collins
Durbin
Earl Pitzer
Kasson
Barbour County
National Forest
Concord
Davis
Bikins
Thomas
Parsons
Bartlett Woman Sarah Wagner Service Rites
Obituary notice for Sarah J Wagner Service of Bartlett. Funeral at Bartlett Funeral Home at 2 pm with Rev W T Gifford officiating. Interment at Linn Cemetery. Friends may call at Bartlett Funeral Home after 12 today.
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Sarah J. Wagner
Sanety
Bartlett
W.T. Gifford
Linn Cemetery
Bartlett Funeral Home
Radio TV Listings and County School Financials Digest
Radio schedules across NBC CBS and ABC with time slots for entertainment and news followed by a county financial report. Includes totals for receipts, orders, and balances, plus a sworn statement by the Taylor County Superintendent of Schools detailing 1949 year finances and expenditures.
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