National Youth Administration Employs Three Score in Fayette
Mrs. C. R. Summerfield county supervisor reports 60 cases are being served by the National Youth Administration with plans to reach 150. Youths aged 18 to 25 are trained in trades like carpentry and masonry and employed in industry or by the WPA. Some have been absorbed by restaurants and centers. library work and ground beautification projects are pursued. An orchestra for community centers is forming and a county museum project aims to restore a historic building. Soil conservation work will also be pursued with the agriculture department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
Favzettevil
C. R. Summerfield
National Youth A
Ini‘ration
Indus
Summerfield
Ezarstion
National Youth Administration
WPA
Bill Tully
Lillian Henl
Bob Thrift
Thrift
Carl Vickers
Fayette County
Department of Agriculture
Fayette Court Cases Settled in Fayette County
Fayetteville reports that several civil docket cases in Fayette have been settled out of court while others are continued to a future term. A local group will also focus on beautifying public spots and school grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
Fayetteville
Fayette County
L. S. Tully
Fayette
Court Docket Settlements List Noted for Several Cases
The document lists settled cases and statuses including Gertrude Burgess versus Max Green and others, Bank of Pax versus Yorkshire Insurance Company with a January 22 continuation, Andrew Baker versus George Jaber with a default for the plaintiff, and multiple other settlements or no-trial entries across transportation, finance, and local firm disputes in a Charleston region docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Burgess
Max Green
E. L. Morrison
Bank of Pax
Yorkshire Insurance Company
Charleston Finance Company
King Coal Chevrolet Company
Oak Hill
Andrew Baker
George Jaber
L. E. Huffman
W. H. Evans
T. D. Childress
Virginian Railroad
R. L. Leighton
Virginia Railroad
L. C. Gwinn
R. L. Fox
G. A. Cater
L. C. Taylor
Winona National Bank
Albert Grafton
Weary Willies Get Good Rest in Oak Hill Jail
Three requests were granted last night to itinerants desiring to sleep in the local jail for the evening. An officer said this is a regular happening in Oak Hill, and the weary traveler is rarely denied such a favor. They are admitted at all hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
OAK Hill
Fayetteville Court To Open Criminal Trials January 27
Fayetteville court will begin criminal trials January 27 as announced by the prosecutor's office. The petit jury is currently hearing civil cases at night and releasing the next morning. A jail sleep incident followed by a jailer’s note is described in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
Ayftteville
Fayette Wie
Petit Jury
Water in Four Towns Doubtful
A Fayetteville health office chart dated 1936 year end lists four towns with doubtful water supplies: Boomer Harewood Longacre and Glen Jean. It notes Powellton Kingston Mount Hope Ansted Fayetteville as having good water supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
Wrn
Fayetteville
Fayette
Boomer
Harewood
Longacre
Glen Jean
Powellton
Kingston
Mount Hope
Ansted
Sanitary Approval Spreads to Oak Hill Minden and Gauley Bridge
Sanitary engineers have recently approved improvements extending to Oak Hill Minden and Gauley Bridge. The trio of towns joins a growing program to upgrade water and sewer facilities across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Minden
Glen Ferris
Gauley Bridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tunly
Ae As
Lewis
Vm F
Neville Street
Pan Y
Beckley, W. VA
North Fayette Street
Canterbury’s Cash Grocery
J. G. Pedro
Brand Rose
Bologna
Peg
Franks Club
J.G. Pedro
Fayette St
Simms
Health Department
Dr. Pierce
A. B. Adkins
Arlington Ave
Charleston
W. Va
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!