Dominion Post Readers Face Tuesday Local Elections
Morgantown area voters weigh multiple town elections with polls open from dawn to evening. Candidates span mayor, recorder, and council seats across Blacksville Newbury Kingwood Tunnelton Terra Alta Bruceton Mills Masontown Reedsville Brandonville Albright Rowlesburg Essley Snyder and Grafton. Incumbents and write ins contend as turnout hinges on local races and hours vary by town.
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Recorder
Shirley Corley
Aretta Williamson
Frank Alleveto
Arthur R. Bliss
Shirley Buzzo
James Cipolloni
William Dunn
James R. Everly
William F. Fekete Jr
James Kovach
Betty Muzelak
Gary E
Arnold
Jack) Thomas
Guy Howard
Asel Gardner
Larry Light
Harry Vanlderstine
Connell Carrick
Tunnelton
Town Hall
Arlie Humphreys
Jerry Sanders
Carol Bolyard
Evelyn Bolyard
Henry Thomas
Terra Alta
Pols
Charles Feather
James Foy
James Sypolt Jr
Frank Wilburn
Recorder’s Post
Reedsville
Robert Stone
Richard Harper
Harry Murray
Jim Wagner
Robert Burke
Edgar Snyder
Walter White
Bill Blake
JoAnn Murray
Cecil Brewer
Rich White
John Lazzelle
Bertha Shaffer
Brandonville
W. I. G. Harner
Lauren Loraw
Herbert Shaffer
Olaf Shaffer
Ward C. Thomas
Harry M. Wolfe
Carl R. Spear
Albright
Rowlesburg
Joel Tichenell
Grant Tichenell
William Wilson
Bobby Liston
Howard Graham
Lane Stanton
John Martin
Gene Wolfe
Frank Markley
Junior DeBerry
Essley Snyder
Margaret Schollar
Richard Shaffer
Junior D. Felton
Everett Goff
Robert Goff Jr
Paul R. Felton
Delmar E. Sisler
Donald Shaffer
David A. Buckingham
Grafton
Parker Hayhurst
Albert Lansbury
John Hulley Jr
Timothy Jenkins
Thomas Marchese
Carl Nestor
Troubleshooter Living Bank aids posthumous donations
The Living Bank is a non profit service assisting people who wish to donate body parts after death for transplant research or medical study. It explains donation goals and options and supports donor families through the process.
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Texas Corporation
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Rabies Clinic Totals In Two Counties Reach 4000s
Four thousand seven pets vaccinated in Monongalia and Preston Counties since clinics began. Weekend totals include 236 in Monongalia and 246 in Preston, bringing the two county weekend total to 482.
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Monongalia
Preston
the Flatts School
Tunnelton
Newburg
Hawesville
Pisgah
Burceton Voag
Valley Point
Liston’s
Armistead Elected to C&P West Virginia Board
Charles S. Armistead elected to the Board of Directors of Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. of West Virginia at the bi monthly meeting in Charleston. The Morgantown attorney succeeds Newton L. Thomas Sr. whose retirement created the vacancy. Armistead’s previous roles include president of the Morgantown Chamber of Commerce and Local Development Co. He is a veteran and active in multiple legal associations and state bodies.
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Charles S. Armistead
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
West Virginia
Charleston
W. L. Brdner
C& P
Newton L. Thomas Sr
Brdner
Morgantown
Armistead
Baker and
Students to Clean Desks Acknowledges School Year Events
Mrs. Susan Gruninger outlines Thursday desk cleanup by students as parent teacher conferences occur throughout the year. Public kindergartens in Monongalia and Taylor counties end Thursday, with several summer programs and workshops planned across area schools and universities.
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Susan Gruninger
Monongalia
Taylor
Preston
Greene County
West Virginia University
St Francis High School fund meet set Tuesday
The St Francis Development Campaign hosts its final meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday with chairmen, team captains and workers. Chairman Frank DeBiase anticipates an announcement that over $100,000 has been raised for school improvements and a committee will be chosen to carry the drive through April 1975 and establish a permanent foundation for future contingencies.
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St. Francis High School
University High School
Frank DeBiase
Construction unions reach new contracts in North Central West Virginia
L. Davis Coombs of Morgantown announces that seven union locals in the region’s construction industry have agreed to one year contracts, with operating engineers and labors on three year deals. The agreements cover over 2,000 workers in Morgantown Clarksburg and Fairmont, averaging a 4.9 percent pay bump to about eight dollars per hour with benefits.
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L. Davis Coombs
Morgantown
Construction Employers Association of
North Central West Virginia
Coombs
International Union of Operating Engineers of
West Virginia
Labors District Council
Operative Plasters and Cement Masons
Fairmont
Clarksburg
Carpenters District Council
Tri-City
Panhandle
Charleston
Huntington
Parkersburg
Hospital admissions and discharges across Mon General and affiliates
Medical listings show admissions and discharges at Monongalia General and downtown Morgantown divisions plus Preston Memorial and Grafton facilities. Names include Walter Spring and Flora Galloway among admitted and discharged patients such as Mary Shirk Eva A. Smith Keven Cullers Linda Wolfe and Denise Yorke with several locations in Morgantown Masontown Rowlesburg Kingwood and Waynesburg Pennsylvania.
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Monongalia
Walter Spring
Morgantown
Flora Galloway
Kenneth Carvell
Mary Shirk
Carol Dalton
Mary Lilly
Lessie Willard
Julia Lemon
Georgia Wolfe
Ira Fair
Ray Zannier
Clarence Hartzell
Ortha Jenkins
Blake McGinnis
Preston Memorial
Linda Wolfe
Albright
Howard Bolyard
Rowlesburg
Opal Allen
Masontown
Ray Sanders
Amanda Shrout
Kingwood
Keven
Memorial Day Memorial Services in Masontown
The 27th annual memorial services sponsored by Valley District Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1589 will be held today. A parade runs from Pleasant Street to Main Street and to Valley High School starting at 1 30 p m. The Valley High School band and other groups join the observance. A Veterans Honor Roll ceremony follows with speaker Jack Bennett of Grafton, former department commander of the VFW. Valley and taps honor the war dead.
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Masontown
Valley District
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pleasant Street
Main Street
Valley High School
Jack Bennett
Grafton
VFW
Valley
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