Beaver High Athletes End Year With Banner Sports
Beaver High closes a banner year in football basketball and track under coach Nebinger. The Beavers won sectional football and dominated basketball while posting strong track showings. Star players include Nebinger’s teams and All Southern selections such as Snecker Cash Broyles and Willis. A new field and bleachers promise tougher schedules next year.
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Beaver
Regu
Atha
Galt - Beaver
Dick Nebinger
Welch
Beavers
Princeton
Williamson
Beckeley
Shaver
Knocky Snecker
Next Falls
H. A. Stansbury
Sleepy Broyles
Stansbury
Snecker
W. Lloyd Currence
Harry Cash
Bus McNeer
Honaker
Bob Douthat
Buckhannon
Paaver
Denver
Jim
Lawrence
McNeer
Willis
Aenasium
Beaver High
Fairview
Nebinger
Cash
Pastore
Camigns
Wade
Beaver High School
Lockjaw develops from face injury in Bluefield
Little John David King Jr son of Mr and Mrs J D King Princeton avenue fell to the curb from his father's car and sustained a wound on his face. He has whooping cough and now develops lockjaw in a very critical condition at Bluefield Sanitarium.
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John David King, Jr
J. D. King
Princeton Avenue
Bluefield Sanitarium
Twelve Entrants in Beaverton High Oration Contest
Beaver High School opened its new auditorium with the Cohen-Richardson Prize Oration Contest. Twelve students presented orations and music, with Elizabeth Shirey and Jerome Katz winning gold medals. Judges were Mia, Geo, Barger, K. H. S. Shott, and M. O. Carpenter. M. Clemenceau, former French premier, had sent condolences noting France will not know of his death until burial.
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Shirley Waewe
Beaver Hich School
Cohen-Richardson
Elizabeth Shirey
Jerome Katz
S.W. Moore
Beaver High School
Beaver High School Orchestra
Everett Calloway
Katherine Shirey
Ernest Northern
Harold Honaker
Phyllis de Brick
C. M. Rosenberry
Mary Massie
Randolph Idol
Ralph Shupe
Edward Hancock
Mia
Geo, Barger
K. H. S. Shott
M. O. Carpenter
M. Clemenceau
France
Jerome
Public Buildings Funds Sought as Senate Panels Take Up Commerce Questions
Government departments closed on the first Saturday of summer as Coolidge sent a request for public buildings funds. The Senate Commerce Committee revisited rivers and harbors questions while Pennsylvanias primary financing drew testimony. McNary farm bill managers agreed to drop cattle and likely corn from provisions.
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Claude Wade
Tate Bowen
Tate
Claude
Jerome Rate
Alex Shafer
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Katherin Smoot
Thelma Deglerle
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