Mrs Gotha Brand remembered for lifelong service and grit
A feature portrait of Gotha Brand of Sutton Braxton County later resident of Monongalia County who taught across many schools since 1940s. She as a substitute educator since 1964 and remains active at the Senior Center, works pottery, gardens, and upholds civic duty by modeling good citizenship and litter prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Heaster
Falling Run Road
Gotha Brand
Sutton
Braxton County
Monongalia County
Cassville School
Mary Jane
Davis
Florida
Dale
Willowdale Road
Grateful heart brings springtime beauty to the season
Ida Beverage Spring notes springtime joy across Cheat Lake and local scenes. She observes early flowers, trees, rain damp woods, bees and butterflies, and open-air leisure. An elderly Maidsville man fishing reflects on contentment and living gratefully in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IDA Beverage
Cheat Lake
Maidsville
Farewell to Prof Conn Costolo and village memories
The column mourns Prof. Conn Costolo of Gans PA who died March 12 and praises his wisdom and influence from Uniontown schools to the University. It notes readers’ bird and nature anecdotes, local dancers Laura and Clint Westcoat, and letters from Morgantown residents sharing Florida visits, exotic flowers, and community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conn Costolo
Gans
Conn
Uniontown
Frank Heaster
Dwight F. Bosley
Morgantown
Fox
Dwight
Paul C. McKinney, Sr
Ft. Myers
Fla
J.C. Raese
Florida
Stewart Street
Raese
Arch Dorsey
South
Mr. McKinney
Monongahela Power Co
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Gotha
Charles A. Stevenson
Navy
Board of Education
Brand
Wilson Chevrolet
University
National
Gerard
Heinze
Hamrack
Diaz
Gerard Manning
National Tipple To Beechwood School
Star City
Charlie Stevenson
Jackson
Mileground
Laura
Clint Westcoat
Paul Westcoat
Fairdance
Marion
Avi Ie
High ST. Suncrest Shopping
A & P Value Land Food
A& P's
A-Marts
A& P’s
Value Lands
Porterhouse
New York Strip
Pink Waldorf
A&p
Altoona
the Dominion-Post
W.va
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