Taylor County Deeds and Easements Recorded
Deeds and distribution line easements filed at the Taylor County Clerk’s office in the past month involve Lucille Simmons Sylvia Watson Clarice Shipplett and several organizations. Notable transactions include a Flemington District parcel in Rosemont to Harold L and Natalie Kelley for 50 and multiple Monongahela Power Co easements on Booths Creek Knottsville and Flemington District land.
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Taylor County
Lucille Simmons
Sylvia Watson
Clarice Shipplett
Trustees of Daughters of America
Bailey Brown Council
Rosemont
Flemington
Harold L
Natalie Kelley
Joseph D
Mary A
Romino
Monongahela Power Co
Booths Creek
George M
Freda G. Schroyer
Knottsville
Fred S
Ann Vance Eiland
West Grafton
Freda Vance Steininger
Anthony and
Lala Garlow Jr
REA Express Co
State Public Service Commission
PSC
REA
Clarksburg
Benefit show to aid kidney machine purchase in Grafton
Grafton police sponsor a benefit show at Grafton High School on November 13 for Richard L. Boyce a former Grafton resident needing a $6000 kidney machine. Proceeds from admission and donations to P O Box 31 will help cover medical costs with Blueville Bank handling funds.
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Grafton
Grafton Police Department
Grafton High School
Richard L. Boyce
Cleveland
Ohio
Sandra Reise
Boyce
Beatrice Boyce
W. Main Street
Richard Utt
Albert Boyce
Clarksburg
WPDX
Roadrunners
Green Valley Pioneers
Bluegrass Mountaineers
P.O. Box
Blueville Bank of
Applications surge for food stamps at welfare office
Taylor County welfare office reports a sharp rise in applications as the national coal strike impacts the area. Workers say applications jumped from 1-2 daily to 20-30 daily, extending the usual October deadline to October 28 with stamps issued November 1.
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Taylor County
State Department of Welfare
Grafton Bearcats Lose Homecoming Game at 44–0
Homecoming at Grafton High School featured Marilyn Wolfe crowned Miss Bearcat 1971 during halftime. Wolfe, a senior from Grafton, rode with escorts and joined a court including senior and junior princesses. The Bearcats, winless this season, fell to Morgantown Mohigans 44 to 0 after a Thursday parade and pep rally.
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Grafton
Grafton High School
Marilyn Wolfe
Grafton-Morgantown
Bearcats
Miss Wolfe
Ellis R. Wolfe
Rt. 1
Nancy Warder
Grafton High
Vince Coole
Charles H. Coole
Beech Street
Jane Taylor
Edward A. Taylor
Thayer St
Pamela Roach
Fred L. Roach
Warder Ave
Beverly Hawkins
Carla Sansbury
Miss Hawkins
W.B. Hawkins
Brownlow Park
Miss Sansbury
Neil Sansbury
Janice Roach
Sherry Barker
Miss Roach
Warder Avenue
Miss Barker
Carl J. Barker
Rt. 4
Starle Bennett
Charles Bennett Jr
Rt. 5
Kimberly Rollins
Ted Rollins
Walnut St
Morgantown Mohigans
Grafton vets pick original Armistice Day for observance
The Grafton Veterans organizations will observe Veterans Day on Nov 11 the original Armistice Day instead of the Congress date Oct 25. Committee leaders Herbert Robinson and Ross Gerard cite the armistice signing on Nov 11 and plan a parade and memorial at Grafton National Cemetery on Nov 11.
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Grafton
Congress
The
Veteran's Day Committee
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
American Legion
Committee
Herbert Robinson
VFW
Ross Gerard
Taylor County
Southeast Asia
Grafton National Cemetery
Taylor County buys new radio system for law enforcement
Bids due December 1 for a comprehensive city county radio network for Grafton area agencies. The project total runs about 27070 dollars with federal grant 20302 dollars and local contributions 3804 from county and 2964 from the city. bids opened December 6.
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Taylor County
Police Chief James George to attend training session
Grafton City Police Chief James George will attend a 10 a.m. officers training class on Thursday in Fairmont at the National Guard Armory. He received a letter from Gov Arch A Moore Jr and DPS Superintendent R L Bonar notifying the time and location.
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Grafton City
James George
Fairmont
National Guard Armory
George
Arch A. Moore Jr
R.L. Bonar
Department of Public Safety
Grafton City Hospital Project Resumes After Delay
Construction at Grafton City Hospital resumed after a 15 month halt. About 1.15 million dollars in bonds were sold to a Cincinnati firm enabling the phase two remodel of the old star building. The unit from phase one has operated for months and completion is targeted within 12 months.
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Grafton City Hospital
Cincinnati
Star
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Grafton City Police
Sheriff's Office
Grafton Fire Department
State Police
Taylor County Emergency Squad
Conservation Officers
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Davidson Bros
Chestnut St
al Pree Ts Stock Fund, Inc
ML Variable Payment Fund, Inc
Accumulation Plan, Inc
IDS Progressive Fund, Inc
Tol le
John R. Phillips
Spruce St. Ph
Helen Olson
Willowdale Road
John T. Friend
Holland Ave
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News of the World
U.S.A
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Mason-Dixonland
the Dominion-News
2GREAT
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Dominion-News
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