Two Prominent Coal Men Visit Bluefield
Two leading figures in coal circles, RN Quirk of London and J J Howe of Cleveland, are in Bluefield over several days. Quirk, on a British fellowship, tours Pocahontas mines and studies the National Coal Commission under the Gubey act. Howe, seeking climate and scenery, suspended a Carolina vacation to tour nearby mines and meet operators. The Cleveland area is a major Pocahontas coal consumer, second only to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhiefield
Parahontas
RN. Quirk
London
Mines Department
British Board of Trade
J. J. Howe
Retail Coal Board
Cleveland
Ohio
Quirk
Pocahontas Field
Logan
National Buu- Mines Coal Commission
Gubey
U. S. Department of Commerce
Howe
Bluefield
North Carolina
Mr. Howe
W. E. E. Koepler
Pocahontas Operators Association
Oakhurst Avenue
W. J. Beary
Algoma
Chicago
Kimball Swastika Club meets with Merie Lucas in Kimball
April meeting of the Swastika Sub Deb club held at the Kimball hotel with Miss Merie Lucas in charge. Plans include a picnic and a Maypole dance. After business, a program and social hour with refreshments followed. Multiple local residents noted in social items and personal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
W. Va
Merie Lucas
Kimball Hotel
Luca
Wildlife Habitat Plan Aims To Boost West Virginia Hunting
West Virginia conservation officials propose farm cooperative areas to improve wildlife food and cover. Farms join voluntarily with measures such as leaving brush, uncut timber, and early food sources to support game. The plan includes 4 million trout restocking and expanding refuges totaling about 186000 acres across 53 areas managed with state and federal help and leased private lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Commission
State Conservation Commission of
West Virginia
The
Petersburg
U.S
White Sulphur Springs
Leetown
Ridge
Marlington
Weest
Virginia
Division of Game Management
Ohio River
Little Kanawha River
Great Kanawha River
Watoga
Var Tious
Claus
Division of
Game Management
Federal land projects fund prong antelope home in six states
Expenditures totaling 218350 are authorized by A G Black under Title II of the Bankhead Jones act to advance 13 land use projects across Kentucky North Carolina Tennessee Virginia and West Virginia. Funds support forest recreation and wildlife efforts on submarginal and idle lands with allocations in Tennessee Virginia Kentucky North Carolina and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western Plains
Luckiess Shacker
A. G. Black
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Kentucky
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Chickasaw
Chestler
Hardeman
Natchez
Henderson
Carroll
Benton
Lebanon
Wilson County
Overton County
Clay
Overton
Buckingha
Appomattox
Prince Edward
Prince Edward County
Cumberland
Kentucky Forest Project
Bell and Harland
Princeton
Christian
Caldwell
Coulins
Lyons
Trigg
Piedmont
Sandhills
Montgomery
Richmond
Scotland
Moore Counties
Jones and Salters Lakes
Bladen County
Kanawha
Webster
Upshur
War Eagle Notes and Local Delicacies of Easter
War Eagle West Virginia April 16 The ladies missionary society of the lower War Eagle Methodist church met at the home of Mrs E H Artis with seven members present. George W Coffey and Miss Verna Williams attended the funeral of H E Chambers at Matewan Friday. Mrs Charles Cole of Stone Kentucky spent last weekend with her uncle A B Cole and Mrs Cole. Mrs Howard Radford and children Larry Les and Alvin Ray spent last weekend with her parents at Wharmeliff. Miss Nell Brewster a Concord college student Athens is spending Easter holidays with her parents Dr and Mrs G W Brewster. Mrs Ishmael Higginbotham of Davy is spending the week with her parents Mr and Mrs A B Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Eagle
W. Va
Ladies Missionary Society of
Lower War Eagle Methodist Church
E. H. Artis
George W. Coffey
Verna Willams
HE. B. Chambers
Matewan
Charles Cole
Stone, Ky
A. B. Cole
Cole
Howard Radford
Larry Les
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. N. Quirk
Cleveland Retail Coal Board
R. D. Hamden
Zelma
Lucy Gattusa
Katherine Battle
Doris Mattox
Betty Cooper
Gladys Epperley
Jeanne Vaughan
Nancy Testerman
Eadows
Jerry Battle
Saint Larkin
Lilian Jensley
Bernice Kaufman
Zelma Ham
Weiner
Ruth Ellen Jones
Premier Mountain
Troy Lee Hess
Virginia Newman
Helen
Elizabeth Mack
Bernie Grimata F
Betty and
Latherine Lambert
Lucille Hess
Caples
Oy Lee Hess
Billy Price
Munsey Jones
Ernest Eaton
Frasier Gillespie
M. C. Brown Jr
Harold Newman
M. C. Brown
C. L. Lambert
A. L. Owens
Woiman's Missionary Society of the
Houston Church
S. J. Gregory
Chattanooga
Vrey
Argan
Amos Wood
Gordon and
Shirley
Roanoke
Troy Les Hess
OG. G. Marines
Quantico
Mor-gan Hess
Havaco
Katherine Sizemore
Maybeury
R. ¥. White
Evelyn
Elizabeth
Kathryn Noel
Ruth Payne
Charleston
Magnolia Gardens
W. BD. Gibson
A. B. Gibson and Sons
Henry and
Aubrey
Yanceyville
N.C
Ole Baker
New York
H. J. Crute
Leo Legato
Hazard
Jim Council
Teast
Monongahela National Forest
America
Sheldon Antelope Refuge
U. S. Biological Survey
Public Service
Helen Cole
PD. Bratton
Rov A.cole
Lod Re
Juneral Strees
Blue Bluefield
Wray
Montcalm Sruer Tenn
Ya.mal
Mey
Joe Dimaggio
DODGE
Jeanne
Bluefield Avenue
USL Cae
Dodge Division
Chevator Corporenos
W.R. Keesee & Co., Inc
Dodge Care
Rica
Detroit
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