Jones Malott family reunion in Kingsville Ontario
The tenth annual Jones Malott reunion was held August 26 at Kingsville on the Lake. Attendees enjoyed a dinner for over three hundred, music, speeches, and a parade of local and visiting Malotts from Detroit London and other areas. The event emphasized friendship, heritage, and welcome from Kingsville officials and residents.
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Nual
Jones-Malott
Kingsville
Ont
Kingsville-on-the-Lake
Jones. Malott
Philip Fox
Leamington
Harry Harris
B. 0. Scraten
Hagerman
Ansgus Wigle
Jasper Golden
Hsg
Granny” Malott
Indiana
Mr. Millson
Jones- Malott
Geo. Pearce
Darius Witte
Kingsvilel
Canada
Theta Ann
Oliver Jones
International Union
States
Hayond
Windsor
N.S
Uncle Sam
Juan
Tess Jones
Lena Malot
Nina Malott
Christtine
Bernard Miller
Bessie
Edna Wigle
Detroit
Amelia Erhard
Grace Malott
Forest Malott
Walter Malott
Joseph Malott
W. R. Wigle
Bruce and
Keneath
G. Wigle
Benjamin Drake
Jerome
Wm. Malott
Herbert Malott
Walter L. Malott
Christine Malott
Prominent Taylor County Citizen James Bartlett Dies
James Will Bartlett, a 76 year old long time Taylor County resident, died this morning at his Flemington district home after a second stroke of apoplexy. He ran a mercantile business with his daughters Hattie and Mona, leaving his widow and brother Thomas Bartlett of Parkersburg. Funeral set for Wednesday at Simpson after arrival of the Flemington accommodation.
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Daily Sentinel
Taylor County
James Will Bartlett
West Virginia College Flemington
Bartlett
Hattie
Mona
Thomas Bartlett
Parkersburg
Simpson
Flemington
Taft Looked Favorable in West Virginia Says Senator Scott
Senator Nathan B. Scott told Wheeling News that Taft will sweep West Virginia by a large majority and the national chances are good nationwide. He argued Republicans remain loyal, that fighting will boost Taft votes, and that only one Taft electors slate will be recognized. He doubted a compromise between factions can be reached.
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Taft
West Virginia
Nathan B. Scott
Wheeling News
Swisher
Scherr
Scott
National Committee
Shot Large Gray Eagle at Fox Hall by George Hughes
George Hughes a colored hunter at Fox Hall wounded a large gray eagle Friday evening. The young bird measured seven feet six inches from tip to tip. It was brought to Grafton on the Belington train and sent to Fairmont to be mounted by C O Reed for Charles Kimmel at Kimmel saloon. Mrs Lee Cottrel of Belington visited briefly.
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George Hughes
Fox Hall
Grafton
Belington
Kimmel
Charles Kimmel
Fairmont
C. O. Reed
Fairbanks Offer Signals Possible Senate Return for Indiana
Vice President Fairbanks may retire March 4, but his offer to the Indiana Republican committee to help with the 1908 campaign is seen as a call to regain influence. Politicians wonder if James A. Hemenway can unlock a Senate seat for the Indiana statesman, who sought the presidency four years ago.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Fairbanks
State
Republican Committee
Indiana
James A. Hemenway
Fairbank
Hemenway
Senate
Veterans Off For Toledo Veterans Off For Toledo
A large contingent of Grand Army of the Republic members from Weston and nearby areas traveled by early train to Toledo Ohio for the annual reunion and encampment. They were joined in Grafton by local Reno Post veterans as they headed to the event, expected to draw thousands to the city and its gala decorations. John H Kunst of Prontytown spent the day on a business visit.
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Daily Sentinel
Grand Army of the Republic
Weston
Toledo
Grand Army
Grafton
Reno Post
Ohio
John H. Kunst
Prontytown
Appeals Reduce Tax Assessments for Gas Firms
Judge John Homer Holt granted two appeals reducing assessments on the Fairmont and Grafton Gas Company and the Philadelphia Company in Taylor county. Sworn property values were lower than Board estimates, with total reductions totaling 88 563 10. Attorney W R D Dent led the petitions, backed by Joseph F Guffey, president of the firms.
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John Homer Holt
Fairmont & Grafton Philadelphia Companies
Daily Sentinel
Board of Public Works
Fairmont & Grafton Cas Company
Philadelphia Company
Taylor County
W. R. D. Dent
Fairmont & Grafton Company
Joseph F. Guffey
Col
James M. Guffey
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Death of Leon Chester Rogers Beloved Elkins Child
The Daily Sentinel reports the death of Leon Chester Rogers aged about six, of Elkins and formerly Grafton, who died Saturday evening after diphtheria and heart paralysis. Funeral is Tuesday at 3 PM at the First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Dr. James H. Flanagan officiating. burial in Bluemont Cemetery.
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Daily Sentinel
Lee R. Rogers
Elkins
Grafton
Leon Chester
George W. Motter
Washington Street
Rogers
James H. Flanagan
First Presbyterian Church
Bluemont Cemetery
B. Cole
Veterinary Surgeon Dr Elbert Jones Services in Grafton
Dr Elbert Jones offers veterinary services to horse and cattle owners in Grafton and vicinity. Treats all kinds of animals for ailments or injuries. Calls answered promptly day or night. Office at Ward's Livery with both phones.
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Grafton
Ward's
Big Salmon Gigged By Local Fishermen
Last night about 10 o clock a party of fishermen near Nu zum's mill below Valley Falls speared a salmon 32 inches long and weighing 10 pounds. They brought the fish to Grafton and served it at noon today. It is among the largest salmon caught in the river. M J Shields of Tyrconnwell was a business visitor in the city today.
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Daily Sentinel
Charles L. Kimmel
Thomas Shuttlesworth
Jackie Hoskins
Tygart Valley
Nuzum’s Mill
Valley Falls
Grafton
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