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The Mountain Statesman

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1976

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Grafton Bridge Closed for Repairs and Local Crashes Reported

The Southside bridge in Grafton will close for repairs from 7 30 a m delaying traffic. A series of accidents in Grafton includes a rear end collision on Route 250 injuring no one severely and a hit and run in a market lot. A drowning in the Tygart River near Arden claimed a Pennsylvania man, Ronald E. Wargo, 24, after he vanished while swimming with friends. his body was recovered at 8 07 p m and an autopsy may follow. The day also saw sideswipes and a two car collision on Route 119 and Route 50 with damages listed and drivers cited for failures to maintain control or left of center.

Grafton Taylor County Barbour County Sheriff's Department Philippi Pennsylvania Wilma G. Homes Sonny St. Grafton Carolyn B. Phillips Rt. 5 Phillips Grafton City Hospital Holmes Troy C. Poling Warder Ave Garden Fresh Market Poling Harry Conley Rt. 1 Kenna Conley Harry Shanabarger Walnut St Shanabarger William F. Goss Rt. 1 Independence Charles F. Helms Newburg Helms Lela Travis Victory Ave

Grafton Bicentennial Parade Celebrates 200 Years of Freedom

The Grafton Bicentennial Parade drew thousands as the Kiwanis Club and Taylor County Bicentennial Committee staged a 1 hour 23 minute downtown procession ending at Grafton High School. Trophies went to Taylor County education and church floats, Woodyard Lumber, Blueville Bank, Equitable Gas, and other entrants. bands received trophies though judged later due to understrength units.

Grafton Grafton Kiwanis Club Taylor County Bicentennial Committee Grafton High School First National Bank of Grafton Taylor County Board of Education Hepzibah Baptist Church Taylor County League Woodyard Lumber Company Blueville Bank of Grafton Equitable Gas Virgil Roger Jack Tucker Jerry Criss Green Acre Tack Barn Paul Klepful Karen Watkins Shelly Wolf Mandi Kelly Buckhannon Sandy Kelly Bud Harman J.D. Hinkle Jr

Religion Centered Bicentennial Service in Grafton

Senator Jennings Randolph linked faith to the Bicentennial, citing the 56 Declaration signers as evidence religion shaped American life. The service on McKinney Field included Deuteronomy readings, gospel music by the Cannanaries, and prayers by local clergy, with Boy Scout Troop 161 handling offertories.

Bill Byrd Grafton Jennings Randolph D-W.va Florence Reneau W.va God McKinney Field Calvin Morrison Taylor County Ministerial Association County Bicentennial Committee Randolph

Weekend Weather Uptick at Grafton Plant

Weatherwatcher at the Grafton Wastewater Treatment Plant calls the weekend beautiful. Friday 8 a.m. 66 and high 81. Today 8 a.m. 66 with 4 inches of rain Friday. Expect increasing clouds and showers tonight through Tuesday with highs in the upper 70s to near 90 and lows in the mid 50s to mid 60s.

Grafton

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