Ballots Take Shape For Elections In Star City And Granville
Filing deadlines set last night show 20 candidates for Star City ballots and nine for Granville. Incumbents in Star City face challengers for mayor, recorder, and five council seats, while Granville narrows to a three way mayoral race and unopposed town recorder. Morgantown council awaits Friday deadline with three incumbents and two challengers seeking five seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star City
Granville
Morgantown
Joe Straface
C. F. Drews
Broadway Ave
Edward Lane
By Crosz
John Olivitor
Russell Scotchell
Leroy Derigo
John R. Barill
Richard Gregg
Douglas Dusenberry
Salvatore Audin Jr
Kensington Street
Tony Barill
Charles Jakeaway
Congress Ave
John Barberick
Herman Ave
John O. Constantine
Crawford Ave
Judith Ann Migaiolo
Ruth Trovato
Somerset Avenue
Paul Boken
Berman Ave
Merwin Davis Jr
Wade Tinney
James Bryan
John Tomago
Shirley Phillips
James Cipolloni
William Dunn
Ray Coburn
James Everly
John Parrotta
Star Cit
Patty Stevenson
Second Ward
J. Thearle Jamison
Fourth Ward
Martha Hutchinson
Fifth Ward
John Wildman
County Court Jurisdiction Over Voter Registration Examined
Monongalia County officials described how the County Court controls election procedures and registration challenges. Prosecutor Laurita noted the court’s original jurisdiction and power to issue subpoenas and hearings, while Miller’s case awaits possible referral to the county commissioners. Delardas seeks a broader list of student registrants to contest Millers registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miller
Monongalia County
Joseph A. Laurita Jr
Delardas
Millers
Hospital patient moves and births reported in three counties
Monongalia General lists surgical patients Ellen Shafer and David Wolfe plus medical cases Alice Shockman Edna Crawford Lila Lewis Ruth Bosley and others with discharges. Preston Memorial notes a Terra Alta birth and patient discharges. Grafton City and Greene Memorial report admissions discharges and a new arrival in Aynesburg Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongalia
Ellen Shafer
Meredith St
Alice Shockman
Wisconsin Ave
Edna Crawford
Ave
Ty Zator
Mary Pierce
Beulah Golden
Philomena Shaler
Michael Semon
Ned
Judith Eeers
Are Pers
ST. Vin
Willey St
Rufus Hutchinson
Esther Nicholson
Janie Drvar
Olive Buck
Sharon Robison
Joseph McClead
Irene Pixler
Roy Hayhurst
Fred King
Anna _ Heare
Edna Nea
James C. Tuttle
Mildred Hall
D. A. Orlando
H. A. Schmidiger
Preston Memorial
Ellis Stemple
Terra Alta
Florence Hershman
Charles Kelly
Bruceton Mills
Leonard Wesche
Teresa Helmick
Joanne Markwood
Ida Smith
Larry Billsworth
Eagles elect new officers for Aerie and auxiliary
Fraternal Order of Eagles and the women's auxiliary elected new officers at a Friday meeting led by auxiliary secretary Mrs. Ralph (Glenna) Jackson. Installations are planned for May 30 at a joint meeting with Luke Olean as aerie president and Eleanor Brinigar as auxiliary president, with several named officers and trustees. Discharges include Clara Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerie
Order of Eagles
Women’s Auxiliary
Ralph
Glenna) Jackson
Luke Olean
Ralph Jackson
Mike Line
Lewis Loretta
William McCluskey
Mike Schmiloff
Kenneth Anderson
Eleanor Brinigar
Yolanda Valentine
Iss Scherrie Cooper
Lillian Shoewalter
Leona Montgomery
Helen Polentes
Phyllis Statler
Georgie Smalley
Lucille Bucklew
Ethel King
Vicki Dorinzi
End of era marks final run of B and O trains
Reported ticket sales climbed as the final halt deadline neared with No 11 and No 12 making last trips from Grafton to Terra Alta. Passengers included families and an old railroader, while some riders hoped Congress could save service. A separate fire damaged Barnes Tire Service, with four trucks responding and damages yet undetermined.
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B&o
Martin Massie
Masontown
Terra Alta
Grafton
Massie
Preston
Taylor
Fairmont
Barnes Tire Service
Merchant Street
High Level Bridge
Fairmont City
Hardin warns Commons system endangers civilization and life
UC biologist Garrett Hardin tells West Virginia University seminar that life cannot continue without radical changes in how people share the environment. He labels the private ownership and public ownership systems as flawed, arguing the real danger lies in the commons where individuals exploit public lands and share losses, a tragedy driven by carrying capacity and divided responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of California
Basic Sciences
West Virginia University
Garrett Hardin
Santa Barbara
Hardin
England
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Susan Harman
WOOME
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Aone Undefeated
Jean Gabin
Grafton Drive-In
Fred MacMurray
King OF the Grizzlies
Hill
Shopping Plaza
SUN
OFA Citizen OY
Dustin. Hoffman
Little Big Man Panavision
Plitzer Juniper
Hemlock
BIG Boy
Zaccagnini
Fort Martin Power Plant
Riverside Park
Coliseum
Washington, D.C
Paul Selby
West Virginia University College of Law
Wesley Bagby
WVU History Department
Shelby Oung
Grafton City
Martha Hines
William Cline
Dar! Wolfe
Nancy Trader
Brenda Fast
Clarice Robinson
Lester Stevens
Helen McClure
Deloris Stanley
James
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Comal Conde
Aynesburg
Calvin
Eagles Elect
Smitley
Mather
Waynesburg
John Woyiasek
Rice's A
Rice's Landing
Katherine Cooke
Ernest Gecker
Carmichaels
Samuel Berryhill
Kathleen Simns
Aleppo
Clara Smith
Karen Allen
William Sharratt
Judy Eaton
Catherine Kennedy
Charles Berryhill
Terry Tennant
Congress
Hart
Amtrak
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Rock Hudson
Angie Dickinson
Telly Saval
Columbia Pictures
R.P.M
Westover Drive-In Theatres
Faye Dunaway
Wcolor
Morgan
Westover
Warner Bros
Tucka Eneae
Sudden Patteson Drive
Suncrest Shopping Center
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