Classified ads celebrate value of tiny giants in Mason-Dixonland
The Dominion-Post marks International Want Ad Week with a $1.50 ad discount for three line three day ads. Milford Griffith cites 781,544 yearly ad lines and rising spring ad activity while recalling a missing dog case spurred by a lost pet ad. Separate note reports Alvin Martin jailed for grand larceny and auto theft.
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Nancy Conners
Dominion-Post
Mason-Dixon Landers
Milford (Griff) Griffith
West Virginia Newspaper Publishing Co
Dominion-News
Morgantown Post
Sunday
Pleasant Street
P.O
Morgantown
Griffith
Raymie Warwick
Washington, D.C
Dominion News
Jack Selby
Phyllis Tidrick
John Miller
Alvin Martin
Sharon Ave
Martin
Robert Heiskell
Woodstown
N.J
Shelby Young
Wage dispute halts Star City bus service again
Star City buses remained in the garage for a third day amid a wage dispute. Mayor Joe Straface warned the Town Council will act if service is not restored by tomorrow. PSC officials said Bakker seeks a mechanic and drivers while business disruptions aggravate area residents.
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Star City
Joe Straface
Straface
Public Service Commission
Thomas Bakker
Thomas Bakker) Sit On His Franchise and Do Nothing?’’ Straface
Evansdale
Bakker
Public Service Commission Psc
Charleston
Julius Singleton
Singleton
Blacksville
Romeo Cassi
PSC
Cassi
University Hospital
Morgantown Student Wins Regional Science Fair Top Honors
David L. James of Morgantown High School won first place in the senior high division at the Salem College Regional Science Fair, earning an all expense paid trip to the International Science and Engineering Fair in Kansas City May 10 to 14 to display his project on the effects of exposure to DDT.
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Salem
Morgantown
Salem College
David L. James
Morgantown High School
Kansas City
Peter Swartwout
Suncrest-Flatts
Mary E. Billings
Morgantown High
NASA
Robert Dale Mills
Air Force
Mary Louise Reyer
Byrd asks GSA to review Mellon- Stuart bid for Morgantown Federal Building
Senator Robert Byrd urged the General Services Administration to review Mellon- Stuart Construction Co's low bid for the Morgantown Federal Building to see if unpaid 1969 Monongalia County taxes by $2,454 affect bid acceptance. County Assessor John W. Pyles pressed for rejection due to tax delinquency. A contract remains unawarded for the $3.7 million project.
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Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
General Services Administration
Mellon- Stuart Construction Co
Morgantown Federal
John W. Pyles
Byrd
Monongalia County
Sheriff's Tax Office
Pyles
GSA
P. R. Bridges
Bridges
Howesville water project moves forward with FHA support
J Kenton Lambert of the Farmers Home Administration met in Morgantown with PSD No. 2 and Manowa Howesville representatives to pursue a public water system. The group discussed drilling, water purchases from Kingwood, and a recount of potential users, noting 377 taps are needed to keep a 3000 gallon bill around 7.50 dollars. Lambert urged exploring all options to secure safe water at a reasonable rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kenton Lambert
Farmers Home Administration
Manowa
Howesville
Morgantown
FHA
Lambert
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Mason-Dixonland
United States
Mason- Dixonland
Gest Seley
Raymie
Kathleen Swink
A.C. Wilson
Pearl Avenue
Woodburn
Washington
Missy
K. F. Melville
Dominion Post
University of Virginia
West Virginia University
William and Mary College
Ball State University
George Washington
St. Vincents College
U.S. Naval Academy
WVUI
Mountainlair
John Quigley
John Veasey
Fairmont Times
Paul A. Atkins
WVU
Willard Sorensen
Franklin Cleckley
Fairmont
Kiwanis
Elks Lodge No. 412
E.M. Labin
Chestnut Ridge Road
Labin
John D. Lavery
Federal Building Review
Forest Avenue
Easter Seal Society
Robert Bowden
Morgantown Hospital Service, Inc
Citizens Building
Kingwood
Health Department
Public Service District
A. Ronald Wilson
PSD No. 2
J. Harlan Myers
PSD
Francis Wright
James Wolfe
Earl Stalnaker
Robert Halbritter
Warren H. Means of
Buchart-Horn
F& P
Pontiac
Chestnut St
H & R Block
Wredel Ded IK Co
America
Walnut Street
Clarksburg
Pike Street
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