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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1971

Page

11

Easter pageant draws county churchgoers to state school

Easter Sunday activities center on the West Virginia Industrial School for Boys as inmates present their 10th annual Holy Week pageant Even as He Said drawing many area churchgoers for sunrise services at the school gym. Churches across Taylor County scheduled sunrise and regular services with meals and choir concerts tied to the pageant.

Taylor County West Virginia O.N. Reneau Hartzel Bodkin Trinity United Methodist Church Willis Bradley Fetterman United Methodist Church Rose Hill Methodist Church Webster United Methodist Pruntytown Fetterman Eugene F. Klug St. Augustine Catholic Church West Washington St. Knottsville Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Edward O Perine Wesley Chapel Thornton United Methodist Church Blueville H. Edgar Suite Haymond Morgantown-Grafton St. John’s Blueville United Methodist Church Church of the Good Shepherd Lucas Ridge Road Richard L. Wright First Christian Church Beech and McGraw Ave Edwin Peterson Oakgrove Bruce Wood Beulah

Final day to ride Grafton train amid rail service cut

April 30 marks the last passenger run from Grafton on the B and O line to Parkersburg with 3 30 p.m. departure via Rowlesburg and Terra Alta. Councilman Lansbury circulates a Nixon letter urging continued service, noting minimal recent ridership and job protections for local workers. Congress member Staggers denounces Railpax cuts and backs B and O routes through Cumberland Pittsburgh.

Grafton Albert Lansbury Nixon Lansbury B&o William Beall Rowlesburg Terra Alta Parkersburg M. B. Tolley Cumberland Cincinnati Ohio Railpax New Nationwide Rail Corporation T. T. Rollins Rollins Beall Post Office Harley O. Staggers House Washington-St. Louis Washington-Chicago Staggers House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee

Blueville Bank Tops Growth List in American Banker

The Blueville Bank of Grafton is named the fastest growing bank in the continental United States in the April 1 American Banker issue. In operation since July 1966, it reports 10 million dollars in assets and credits local projects such as the West Virginia Best tomato facility in Flemington and plans for a Thorofare Market at U S 50 and the Grafton Morgantown Road intersection. Glen Harman, bank president, is pictured with four other leading bank presidents. he cites community projects as key to growth.

Blueville Bank of Grafton United States Glen Harman Harman West Virginia Flemington Grafton City Hospital Anna Jarvis U.S. 50 United Aircraft of Harrison County Grafton-Morgantown Road

Hazards at rink still uncorrected in Grafton

State Fire Marshals ordered corrections at a Grafton roller skating rink after a February 25 1971 letter. Required changes include panic hardware on the main exit unvented gas heaters removal and a ramp instead of the metal grate fire escape. Owner Frye-Harper Skates Co and building owner J W Moore dispute responsibility while no permit has yet been issued.

Grafton Carolina Harper Frye-Harper Skates Co., Inc U.S. 50 Melvin Frye Frye J.W. Moore McGraw Ave Moore

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