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Newspaper

The Mountain Statesman

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1976

Page

2

Cross Burning Threat Shocks Saint Albans Family

In Saint Albans West Virginia eight years the Frank Cunningham family were the town s only black residents. A large charred cross burned atop their station wagon and a note said you have just been paid a friendly visit by the Ku Klux Klan. A neighbor voiced confusion while state police noted a prior Klan incident nearby in Amandaville.

Saint Albans W.va Frank Cunningham Leonard G. Reed Amandaville

Renewals Due for July 1 Expires in West Virginia

Motorists with July 1 license expirations must mail renewal forms to the Department of Motor Vehicles promptly to avoid a last minute rush and secure renewals before the date. Commissioner Ralph L. Steele warns not to confuse renewals with bicentennial replacement plates, which are replacements only and do not renew registration.

Charleston W.va Department of Motor Vehicles Ralph L. Steele Steele West Virginia Ralph Steele

Rainelle Man Killed by Tractor-Trailer on U.S. 60

A Greenbrier County man, Terry Steven Hunter, 19, of Rainelle, was struck and killed when he walked into the path of a tractor trailer on U.S. 60 near Rainelle. The driver did not realize a hit had occurred and did not stop, authorities said.

Rainelle W.va Greenbrier County U.S. 60 Here Terry Steven Hunter

West Virginia leaders critique Moore road session limits

Democratic legislative leaders voiced disappointment as Governor Arch Moore restricts a special session to highway funding. They urge simultaneous action on education and teacher pay while Moore hints at a later session on education. McManus and Brotherton doubt approval of the 174 million dollar highway package, noting underutilized past bond authority and unlikely early approval of 100 million in road bonds before 1977.

Charleston W.va Arch A. Moore Jr Senate William T. Brotherton Jr Moore Lewis N McManus McManus Brotherton

McCoy Found Guilty in Yukon Slaying Case

WELCH West Virginia AP Vester McCoy 62 was found guilty by a McDowell County Circuit Court jury of first degree murder for the August 6 1975 shotgun slaying of Bruce Willard at Yukon. Another man pled guilty and a juvenile is set for trial August 20. Judge Rudolph Murensky set sentencing for June 25.

Moore rejects cash rumor in 1972 extortion case

Gov Arch Moore Jr dodged questions about reports he kept 180000 to 200000 in unreported cash in 1972. He joked about finding only 1.50 in the desk and defended the extortion trial, hinting at possible WVU presidency talks and World War II era sabbatical contrasts.

Charleston W.va Arch A. Moore Jr Moore West Virginia Univesity John D. Rockefeller IV West Virginia Wesleyan College West Virginia University WVU James Harlow State Board of Regents

Taylor County seeks federal funds for summer reading program

Taylor County schools await federal funding approval for a six week summer reading program titled Diagnostic Prescriptive Reading Program for Elementary Students. The plan would start July 1 if funding is granted, with one teacher and driver per elementary school and transport provided for participating students.

Linda Hartley Grafton Taylor County Ronald E Dellinger Dellinger State Board of Education United States Office of Education Anna Jarvis Flemington Haymond Hepzibah Knottsville Pruntytown

Ford orders embassy to help Americans to leave Lebanon

President Ford ordered the U S Embassy in Beirut to evacuate by convoy any Americans willing to depart war torn Lebanon. The plan foresees a convoy to Damascus without U S military protection and involves buses and cars with no set departure time or vehicle sourcing disclosed.

Ford Lebanon Washington U.S Beirut Damascus Syria Pentagon State Department Francis E. Meloy Jr Robert C. Waring

Funeral notices and community schedule details

Funeral notices for Fannie Maxwell Ina Lucinda Snider Guy Frank Wolfe and Dorothy Morgan list services, locations, and burial plans. The piece also notes a summer school program at Grafton High School with classes in vocational arts and driver education, plus plans to expand offerings in Harrison and Marion counties.

Dellinger Grafton High School Harrison County Marion County

Hospital Register Grafton City Admissions June 17

GRAFTON admissions list includes Hiram Jolliffe Irene Koch Myrtle Cumpston Ella Humphreys Dorothy Dolan Robert Gregory. Discharges at GRAFTON include Jean Rogers Donna McDonald Ruth Boyles Janet Jeffries. PRESTON MEMORIAL and other hospitals list Roth Squires Mary McElroy Barbara Ringer. Discharges June 17 include Leona Nicholson Glenda Zuchowski Frantie Hatfield Wilma McNeill Helen Pitzer.

Grafton City Hospital Grafton Hiram Jolliffe E. Main St Irene Koch Warder Ave Myrtle Cumpston Ella R. Humphreys W. Washington St Dorothy Dolan Robert Gregory Harman Jean — Rogers Washington St Donna McDonald Sunset Terrace Isaac Poling Ruth Boyles Janet Jeffries E. Bluemont St Kingwood Roth Squires Bruceton Mills Mary McElroy Markleysburg Barbara Ringer Leona Nicholson Glenda Zuchowski Frantie Hatfield Wilma McNeill Helen Pitzer

Ina Lucinda Snider obituary at 80 in Grafton

Ina Lucinda Snider 80 of 331 East Main Street Grafton formerly of West Union and Summers Community Doddridge County died at 9 30 a m Thursday at Grafton City Hospital after a three week illness Born December 14 1895 in Doddridge County she was the daughter of the late John and Laura Scott Nutter On March 18 1915 she married Frank Glen Snider who preceded her in death November 17 1971 She is survived by two sons Robert Denzil Snider of Grafton and Charles Edward Snider of Dayton Ohio two sisters Velma Jones of Phoenix Arizona and Mayme Britton of Washington West Virginia five grandchildren and four great grandchildren She was preceded in death by a son William Franklin Snider a sister and four brothers She was a member of Emmanuel United Methodist Church in West Union.

Grafton Ina Lucinda Snider East Main St West Union Summers Community Doddridge County Grafton City Hospital John Laura Scott Nutter Frank Glen Snider Robert Denzil Snider Charles Edward Snider Dayton Ohio Velma Jones Phoenix Arizona Mayme Britton Washington, W.va William Franklin Snider Emmanuel United Methodist Church

Brownton Man Guy F Wolfe Dies at 85

Guy Frank Wolfe of Brownton died at 10 a.m. June 17 at his home. Born March 13, 1891 in Preston County, he was the son of George and Hallie Wolfe. Survived by three sons Hugh C. Wolfe Basil F. Wolfe and Clark G. Wolfe, 15 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Preceded in death by wife Daisy three sons a daughter and two sisters. A Methodist, member of Local 1512 UMWA and retired from Mountain Fuel Coal Co.

Brownton Guy Frank Wolfe Preston County George and Hallie Conley Wolfe Hugh C. Wolfe Clarksburg Basil F. Wolfe Clark G. Wolfe Philippi Daisy United Mine Workers of America Mountain Fuel Coal Company

Fannie Maxwell 86 Galloway native dies at Broaddus Hospital

Fannie Maxwell of Galloway West Virginia dies at 10 20 p m in Broaddus Hospital born March 13 1890 in Bridgeport daughter of Daniel and Mary Sandy She is survived by three daughters Anona Marhoefer Carole DeBaise and Mary Gilmore three sons Fred Frank and Wilson Maxwell 21 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren She was preceded in death by her husband Rhuben W Maxwell and by four sons two brothers eight sisters two grandchildren and one great grandchild She was a member of the Galloway Methodist Church and lived in the Galloway area for 58 years

Maxwell Fannie Maxwell Galloway Broaddus Hospital Philippi Carnegie-Graham Funeral Home Flemington Leroy Harvey Simpson Cemetery Philippi Fannie Maxwell W.va Bridgeport Daniel and Mary Smith Sandy Arthur Anona) Marhoefer Sonny Carole) DeBaise Meadsville, Pa Donal Mary) Gilmore Fred Frank Wilson Maxwell Rhuben W. Maxwell The Galloway Methodist Church

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