WV Blue Book (1947), p. 242:
[Tenth Judicial Circuit-Ben H. Ashworth, (D), Judge, Beckley
Counties...Terms of Court
Boone...Fourth Monday in January, second Monday in April, July and October.
Raleigh...Third Monday in February and May, fourth Monday in August, and second Monday in November.]
WV Blue Book (1928), p. 185:
[ASHWORTH, BEN H. (Democrat). Address: Beckley, West Virginia. An over-seas veteran of the World War who served in the 137th Infantry, 31st Division; with the American Expeditionary Forces three months; after the Armistice entered the University of Paris and took courses in French law and constitutional government. Born at Rock Gap, Virginia, July 9th, 1891 ; early education received in the public schools of Athens, Mercer County; then attended the Concord State Normal School at that place; still later became a student at West Virginia University, where he took the law course and received the degree of L.L. B. in 1916; elected to the Senate from the Seventh District in 1924; in the session of 1927 served on the following committees: Judiciary, Finance, Counties and Municipal Corporations, Roads and Navigation, Penitentiary, Militia, Mines and Mining, Forfeited, Delinquent and Unappropriated Lands, Forestry and Conservation, Redistricting and Joint Committee on Printing Bills.]
WV Blue Book (1926), p. 144:
[ASHWORTH, BEN H. (Democrat). Address: Beckley, West Virginia. A native of Virginia; born at Rocky Gap, July 9, 1891; early education obtained at Athens, Mercer county, West Virginia; later attended the Concord Normal School at that place and also the University at Morgantown; received the degree of LL.. B. from the latter institution in 1916; was a soldier in the World War, serving two years in the 137th Infantry, 35th Division; was with the A. E. F. for fourteen months; after the war ended attended the University of Paris, taking courses in French law and constitutional government; returning home he established himself in the practice of his profession at Beckley, the county seat of Raleigh county; elected to the Senate from the Seventh District in 1924; is a hold-over Senator; during the sessions of 1925 served on Senate standing committees as follows: Judiciary, Penitentiary, Militia, Labor and Re-Districting.]
[Tenth Judicial Circuit-Ben H. Ashworth, (D), Judge, Beckley
Counties...Terms of Court
Boone...Fourth Monday in January, second Monday in April, July and October.
Raleigh...Third Monday in February and May, fourth Monday in August, and second Monday in November.]
WV Blue Book (1928), p. 185:
[ASHWORTH, BEN H. (Democrat). Address: Beckley, West Virginia. An over-seas veteran of the World War who served in the 137th Infantry, 31st Division; with the American Expeditionary Forces three months; after the Armistice entered the University of Paris and took courses in French law and constitutional government. Born at Rock Gap, Virginia, July 9th, 1891 ; early education received in the public schools of Athens, Mercer County; then attended the Concord State Normal School at that place; still later became a student at West Virginia University, where he took the law course and received the degree of L.L. B. in 1916; elected to the Senate from the Seventh District in 1924; in the session of 1927 served on the following committees: Judiciary, Finance, Counties and Municipal Corporations, Roads and Navigation, Penitentiary, Militia, Mines and Mining, Forfeited, Delinquent and Unappropriated Lands, Forestry and Conservation, Redistricting and Joint Committee on Printing Bills.]
WV Blue Book (1926), p. 144:
[ASHWORTH, BEN H. (Democrat). Address: Beckley, West Virginia. A native of Virginia; born at Rocky Gap, July 9, 1891; early education obtained at Athens, Mercer county, West Virginia; later attended the Concord Normal School at that place and also the University at Morgantown; received the degree of LL.. B. from the latter institution in 1916; was a soldier in the World War, serving two years in the 137th Infantry, 35th Division; was with the A. E. F. for fourteen months; after the war ended attended the University of Paris, taking courses in French law and constitutional government; returning home he established himself in the practice of his profession at Beckley, the county seat of Raleigh county; elected to the Senate from the Seventh District in 1924; is a hold-over Senator; during the sessions of 1925 served on Senate standing committees as follows: Judiciary, Penitentiary, Militia, Labor and Re-Districting.]
WV Blue Book (1947), p. 242:
[Tenth Judicial Circuit-Ben H. Ashworth, (D), Judge, Beckley
Counties...Terms of Court
Boone...Fourth Monday in January, second Monday in April, July and October.
Raleigh...Third Monday in February and May, fourth Monday in August, and second Monday in November.]
WV Blue Book (1928), p. 185:
[ASHWORTH, BEN H. (Democrat). Address: Beckley, West Virginia. An over-seas veteran of the World War who served in the 137th Infantry, 31st Division; with the American Expeditionary Forces three months; after the Armistice entered the University of Paris and took courses in French law and constitutional government. Born at Rock Gap, Virginia, July 9th, 1891 ; early education received in the public schools of Athens, Mercer County; then attended the Concord State Normal School at that place; still later became a student at West Virginia University, where he took the law course and received the degree of L.L. B. in 1916; elected to the Senate from the Seventh District in 1924; in the session of 1927 served on the following committees: Judiciary, Finance, Counties and Municipal Corporations, Roads and Navigation, Penitentiary, Militia, Mines and Mining, Forfeited, Delinquent and Unappropriated Lands, Forestry and Conservation, Redistricting and Joint Committee on Printing Bills.]
WV Blue Book (1926), p. 144:
[ASHWORTH, BEN H. (Democrat). Address: Beckley, West Virginia. A native of Virginia; born at Rocky Gap, July 9, 1891; early education obtained at Athens, Mercer county, West Virginia; later attended the Concord Normal School at that place and also the University at Morgantown; received the degree of LL.. B. from the latter institution in 1916; was a soldier in the World War, serving two years in the 137th Infantry, 35th Division; was with the A. E. F. for fourteen months; after the war ended attended the University of Paris, taking courses in French law and constitutional government; returning home he established himself in the practice of his profession at Beckley, the county seat of Raleigh county; elected to the Senate from the Seventh District in 1924; is a hold-over Senator; during the sessions of 1925 served on Senate standing committees as follows: Judiciary, Penitentiary, Militia, Labor and Re-Districting.]
[Tenth Judicial Circuit-Ben H. Ashworth, (D), Judge, Beckley
Counties...Terms of Court
Boone...Fourth Monday in January, second Monday in April, July and October.
Raleigh...Third Monday in February and May, fourth Monday in August, and second Monday in November.]
WV Blue Book (1928), p. 185:
[ASHWORTH, BEN H. (Democrat). Address: Beckley, West Virginia. An over-seas veteran of the World War who served in the 137th Infantry, 31st Division; with the American Expeditionary Forces three months; after the Armistice entered the University of Paris and took courses in French law and constitutional government. Born at Rock Gap, Virginia, July 9th, 1891 ; early education received in the public schools of Athens, Mercer County; then attended the Concord State Normal School at that place; still later became a student at West Virginia University, where he took the law course and received the degree of L.L. B. in 1916; elected to the Senate from the Seventh District in 1924; in the session of 1927 served on the following committees: Judiciary, Finance, Counties and Municipal Corporations, Roads and Navigation, Penitentiary, Militia, Mines and Mining, Forfeited, Delinquent and Unappropriated Lands, Forestry and Conservation, Redistricting and Joint Committee on Printing Bills.]
WV Blue Book (1926), p. 144:
[ASHWORTH, BEN H. (Democrat). Address: Beckley, West Virginia. A native of Virginia; born at Rocky Gap, July 9, 1891; early education obtained at Athens, Mercer county, West Virginia; later attended the Concord Normal School at that place and also the University at Morgantown; received the degree of LL.. B. from the latter institution in 1916; was a soldier in the World War, serving two years in the 137th Infantry, 35th Division; was with the A. E. F. for fourteen months; after the war ended attended the University of Paris, taking courses in French law and constitutional government; returning home he established himself in the practice of his profession at Beckley, the county seat of Raleigh county; elected to the Senate from the Seventh District in 1924; is a hold-over Senator; during the sessions of 1925 served on Senate standing committees as follows: Judiciary, Penitentiary, Militia, Labor and Re-Districting.]
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