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Newspaper

The Mountain Statesman

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1976

Page

2

Time capsule buried at Grafton marks Bicentennial observance

Community leaders buried a 75 pound concrete prosthesis time capsule at the Mother's Day Shrine flagpole to close Grafton Taylor County Bicentennial events. The container holds documents, ads, magazines, maps, church bulletins, photos, and assorted memorabilia from 1975 to 1976. A bronze plaque will mark the capsule site, to be opened in the distant future by civic officials.

Bill Byrd Grafton Harry T. Rowe First Baptist Church Eugene F. Klug St. Augustine Catholic Church Ken Godwin Jr William Manley Donald Shaffer Manley Shaffer Ellen Jane Wiseman Thomas Keys Alice Compton John Bartlett Wilbert Burial Vault Company Bartlett The Mountain Statesman Taylor County Grafton City Directory Grafton Telephone Directory Daily Sentinel Men’s Clothing West Virginia TV Guide Time Magazine Ladies Home Journal Penthouse 4 Corners Blueville Bank Mother's Day St. John's United Methodist Church Grafton Senior High School Glenn Sapp Nancy Fowler Charles Burke

Carter appointees quit private clubs

Washington AP two top Carter administration appointees say they will quit private clubs that exclude blacks or women. Five nominees for cabinet posts and OMB head plan to resign from those clubs, while three others keep memberships. Carter noted he would not force action but would not join discriminatory clubs himself.

Washington Carter Defense State Treasury White House Office of Management and Budget Griffin Bell Thomas Bert" Lance OMB Atlanta Savannah Nohe

Emergency runs in Grafton reflect Taylor squad activity

Taylor County Emergency Squad reports Thursday calls in Grafton area. Shady Poe at 620 Luzadder St. transported to Grafton City Hospital after 8:35 p.m. Grover Barnhart of 221 Fanny St. sent to hospital at 5:17 p.m. Mabel Poling, 117 Lincoln St., to hospital at 11:17 a.m. Maude Loar, 11 St. Charles St., returned home from hospital at 8:30 a.m.

Grafton Taylor County Shady Poe Luzadder Grafton City Hospital Grover Barnhart Fanny St Mabel Poling Lincoln St W. Main St Maude Loar St. Charles St Ozite Corporation Country Club Road Rex-Hide, Inc Chessie William F. Howes Jr Fanny Street Effie Abel Rt. 4 Luzadder St Raymond McDaniel Rt. 1 Lynn Faulkner W. Knotts Ave Marguerite Behan W. Washington St Simpson Twila Green Marsha Poling Flemington Roy Moyer

Cather to Leave Taylor County School Board After a Decade

William L. Cather, president of the Taylor County School Board, ends nearly ten years of service this month. County leaders drop plans for a countywide reappraisal as Assessor James Sevier says the task cannot finish before the Board of Equalization convenes in late January. In other updates, murder suspect Louis Avery Harris Jr faces psychiatric evaluation, and Rebecca Lois Williams, 18, of Bridgeport, dies in Taylor County's fifth traffic fatality of 1976 after a 3:30 p.m. crash in Clarksburg.

Taylor County Grafton William L. Cather Cather James Sevier Board of Equalization Louis Avery Harris Jr Bridgeport Rebecca Lois Williams Route 3 Clarksburg St. Mary’s Hospital

Obituaries for George W Reese and Ora Bell Mole

George W. Reese 100 former Grafton resident dies in Seminole Florida after a long illness. Born October 31 1876 in Taylor County he leaves two daughters two sisters two brothers and several relatives. Interment at Sylvan Abbey Florida. Ora Bell Mole 88 of Grafton dies December 24 at Grafton City Hospital. Survived by four children two half-brothers four sisters and several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements by Knotts Funeral Home pending.

George W. Reese Grafton Maria Manor Seminole Florida Grady Creek Taylor County Gibson Tabitha Reese Delphia Hossman Reese Lula Brestel Lillian Carpenter Tampa Ivy Reese Monroeville Pennsylvania Laura Elder Clarksburg Charles Lewis Reese Fairmont Ella Lambert Etta Lucas Thomas Ernest Benjamin Ashbury Walter B and Seminole Beach Memorial Chapel Sylvan Abbey Memorial Park Clearwater Ora Bell Mole Fanny Street Grafton City Hospital Harlan Alkire Mary Jane Haymond Alkire William Mle Lela Mole Morgantown Maxine Baldwin Everett Mole Hubert G. Mole Knotts Funeral Home

Grafton City Hospital Admissions and Discharges Notice

List of admissions and discharges across multiple towns including Grafton, Simpson, Flemington, Preston Memorial, Tunnelton, and others. Names span patients and staff with dates around December 1976. Funeral notice for David Claude Grimm At Carpenter Ford Funeral Home with Lt. William Payton officiating.

Carl Lansburry East Main Street Grafton Howard Tood Campbell David Claude Grimm Agnes N. Louk Tunnelton Preston Memorial Hospital Ida Sinclair Grimm Carpenter-Ford Funeral William Payton Salvation Army Matthew Cemetery Salem James

Governor grants holiday clemency to 59 percent of inmates

West Virginia Governor Arch A Moore Jr announced Christmas clemency actions affecting 59 percent of inmates at state penal and correctional institutions. One full pardon was issued along with 14 conditional pardons, parole discharges for 11 previously released inmates, and three sentence commutations.

Charleston W.va Arch A. Moore Jr Raleigh County James Young Lynchburg, Va State Penitentiary Larry F. McDaniel Barbour County Taylor County Michael H. Ghiz Kanawha County Huttonsville William R. White Jr Roane August Duncan Kanawha Wade H. Chester Beckley Terry Mitchem McDowell County Grafton Andrew M. Rees Berkeley County Marion County Dewey Fox Industrial School For Boys Pruntytown Ethel Hardman Lindsey Blair Jr Cabell County Roy West

Fukuda Denounced as New Japan Prime Minister in LDP Victory

71 year old Takeo Fukuda, conservative economic expert, elected prime minister after acclamation as LDP president. He succeeds Takeo Miki amid party factionalism and fallout from the Lockheed bribery scandal.

Tokyo Takeo Fukuda Liberal-Democratic Party Japan Fukuda Takeo Miki Liberal- Democratic Party LDP Miki Maiyoshi Ohira Masumi Esaki International Trade and Industry Toshio Komoto Policy Affairs Research Council Socialist Party Tomomi Narita Kakuei Tanaka

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