Main Street Property Sold by C E Duncans
Fayetteville notes report the Mack Realty Company bought Main Street land in Oak Hill for about 25 000 dollars from Mr and Mrs C E Duncan. Also listed are transfers including Rob Ashe et al and others with prices ranging from about 5000 to 500 dollars as Route 20 work continues and a bus line extends toward Pipestem amid road improvements in Fayette County.
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Fayetteville
Mack Realty Company
Oak Hill
Fayette County
C. E. Duncan
Co. S. Glass
Robert B. Ashe
Abbot Addition
Roy C. Conner
A. Elvrrewers
Higginbotham
Charles Cien
Peadine
Clitford
Ieee
Hundley
Wilelical
Gradt L. Hardy
A. C. Dower
W. L.jing
Dunlap
Charlie Fanever
Hugnss Miller
William A
Patleson
Conversation HC
West Virginia
Pipestem
Steener
H . Bute Power Company
Hinton
Judge Thrift To Head Fayette Christmas Seal Drive
Fayette County gears up for the 42nd Christmas Seal Sale opening November 29 and running through Christmas. Judge R J Thrift Jr chairs the drive, aiming for a $9,000 quota to fund a year round tuberculosis control program. Otway Gunnoe, Fayette County Tuberculosis Association president, notes county need and hopes for generous local support in 1949.
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Fayetteville
R. J. Thrift, Jr
Fayette County
Otway Gun’ Noe
Gunnoe
The
Association
Re Establishment of Bus Route Sought by Hinton Chamber
Hinton Chamber of Commerce seeks re establishment of bus services between Hinton Princeton and Bluefield. Tri City Traction officials will survey the temporary Pipestem route in Princeton this week. The company formerly operated over the route.
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Hinton
Princeton
Bluefield
Funeral for Edmond girl held at Fayetteville church
Charlotte Viola Holliday sixteen of Edmond died in a Fayetteville area auto crash Saturday night. Funeral services at two thirty this afternoon at the Jeanette Baylist Church with Rev. W C Miller and Rev. Guy Vaughn officiating. Burial in Nuttall Cemetery. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Holliday two brothers Bernard and John and three sisters Mrs Irene Prater Mrs Ernestine Horrocks and Carrol Lee Holliday.
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Fayetteville
Jeanette Baylist
Charlotte Viola Holliday
Edmond
Fayette Station
W. C. Miller
Orient Hill
Guy Vaughn
Summersville
Nuttall
Nuttall High School
Lookout
Ernest Holliday
Bernard
John
Irene Prater
Ernest Fine Horrocks
Lansing
Carrol Lee Holliday
Princeton High School magazine drive crews named Reds and Blues
In Princeton, the Reds and Blues Teams compete in an annual magazine subscription drive. The Red team includes juniors and freshmen, the Blue team seniors and sophomores. Goal is $2000 to fund a trophy case and front-building repairs. Daily top seller can keep Beetlebomb, a victory token. The overall top seller by October 27 wins a sailio.
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Princeton
Reds
Blues
Princeton High School
Mercer Forest Protectors Named For Duty In Princeton
Mercer County residents named as local forest protectors by County Forest Protector B. C. Snidow begin duties. They may issue brush burning permits through December 15 and can require citizens to assist firefighting in their districts.
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Princeton
Mercer County
B. C. Snidow
GOP Voters Plan Rally Across Wyoming County
Republican rallies sweep through Wyoming County with Charley Lilly as tonight’s speaker at Herndon High School Mullens. Joseph W. Martin and United States Senator Revercomb slated for Beckley event broadcast nationwide.
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Mullens
Herndon High School
Wyoming County
GOP
Beckley
Charley Lilly
Ray Toler
Joseph W. Martin
United States
House of Representatives
West ‘Virginia
United [States
Chapman Revertomy
Toler
Beckley Recruiter Schedules Navy Day Talk at Ansted High
Chief Petty Officer W F E Bartlett of the Beckley Recruiting Station will discuss navy advantages at Ansted High School on Navy Day October 27. The Beckley office will stay open all day for inquiries, announced Chief Petty Officer T R Sherman.
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Beckley
Ansted
W. F E. Bartlett
T. R. Sherman
Stab victim in Princeton shows improvement police report
Bernard Thorton, stabbed in the head during an altercation in Princeton a week ago, is reported improved by state police. Sam Taylor, described as a Negro, is held for grand jury consideration on assault and battery charges related to the incident.
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Princeton
Bernard Thorton
Giotto
Sam Taylor
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