Bream Scouts Leave Monday on Camp Trip
News from West Side describes Bream Premorial Presbyterian church Boy Scout troop No 12 preparing to depart for Camp Pequoni on Ek river near Porter 28 miles from Charleston. Scouts will receive daily instruction in scoutcraft and character building with R E Hopkins returning as director assisted by Ronald Wilson. an Eagle Scout will be chief instructor. A recreation hall and screened gate area, army pyramid tents, and a large tented dormitory are planned. the group aims to return with training honors.
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Bream Premorial Presbyterian Church
Boy Scout Troop No. 12
Camp
Pequoni
Ek River
Porter
Charleston
R. E. Hopkins
Ronald Wilson
Bream
Dunbar council approves paving and sidewalk plans
Dunbar city hall crowd backs paving Audson street and part of Third street, funds sidewalks on main arterials, adds drainage upgrades, and enacts a curfew for under sixteen after ten. City officials report strong sewer bid interest, and a rare coal truck visit highlights local commerce amid busy street improvements.
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Dunbar
Audson Street
Third Street
Smith Street
Dunbar Avenue
Fletcher Enamyl Company
Robertson Street
Imany
Foster
Col
Pop” Smith
Charleston
Logan
Wolfe
Akron
Ghia
Alma Spence
Kerd House
Mre Trol Fulkmier
Mar- Mnton
Aff
Ficant Johnson
Dulkmier
Ida Tegan
Washington, D. C
Doy Stockwell
Richwood
Rasattud Rollins
Messrs
Orv. Schadewald
Brooks
East End
Saido Moran
Weiehours
Lloyd Batesons
Carl Newalter
Devel
Renton Parsons
L . Parsons
Wilson Sub
Wednewlay Purning
Ohio
Carl Jones
St. Albans
Charleston-Dun Iuy
Menare
Norrig Stark
Parke Spence
H.C. Tingley
Ing
MacMillan Arctic experiments achieve big radio success
A MacMillan Arctic expedition station at Etah Greenland 3700 miles north of Chicago successfully transmitted and received messages with station XN in Utah. Operating on 40 meters and 1040 watts the test connected to newspaper men and press associations as McDonald and reporters discussed Washingtons World Series and the expedition schedule while noting Arctic conditions and possible late return. Washington also reports rail rate decisions on freight for Birmingham district to Texas gulf coast with limited reductions on iron and steel products and exceptions for cotton ties and buckles.
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Arlington Heights
Aue
Arctic Polar Area
MacMillan Arctic Expedition
Htah
Greenland
Chivaxe
Zenith Radio Corporation
Blf McDonald
Vidio Raul
McDonat
Iy McDonald
Pho
Washington
Clark Griffith
Washington Club
Stefenald
Pole
Wiscasset
Maine
McDonald Lea
van Utter
Mcdonald
Tron
Birmingham
Texas
Gulf Norte
Inter- State
Commierce Commission
Iron and Steel
Ohlo
States funds are overdrawn in new administration
A terse report notes state finances are overdrawn after the new administration took office, signaling budget strains and pending corrective actions. No further specifics on amounts or agencies are provided in the fragment.
State treasury shows overdraft and fund balances in July report
The July report of Treasurer W. Johnson reveals an August 1 overdraft of 14 737.92 in the state general revenue fund. Cash on hand was 38 575 755.35 and total balances with investments reached 27 994 739.38, including school and workmen's compensation funds.
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W. §. Johnson
State
Virginia
Pheasant pens planned in Veshur and Huntington trips
Forrows Raymond Farks of the state game and fish commission travels to Veshur to approve erection of large pheasant pens on a game farm at French Cree. J. F. Marah, secretary of the board of education, heads to Huntington to deliver a commencement address at the summer school of ua shalt college. Certificates were awarded to 44 graduates.
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Veshur County
Raymond Farks
State Game and Fish Commissiom
Unshur County
French Cree
Huntington
J. F. Marah
Board of Education
Heatington
Gred
Ua Shalt College
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West Side
Gicule
Childress Farm
Loyal Daughters
Boyd Memorial Church
Charleton
C. .Baum
H.C. Hawkins
Ralph Childress
Marin. Keluo
Bigley Avenue
Sunyday
O. Fe, Williams
Third Avenue
Marmet
Wl OK. Elion
Kanawha City
Ming Margaret Fore
Aubrey Booker
Miss I'reda Elliott
Ross Elliotts
Terra Alla
Misa Irelens Young
Adam Loré
J. R. Lore
Bream Memorial Church
Frite M. Ulsamer
W. O. Tum
Ruffier
Mre
B. Bliven
May Yoho
Buntington
Rath
Eleanor Bliven
Marion Gilette
Trigster
CG. Brown
Edwin Sutherland
Lewlsbore
J. Franklin Polk
Hellatrret
Cincinnati
A. T. Martini
Main Street
Charleston General Hospital
Alma Goodnight
St. Francia Hospital
Elva
Meaks
Columbia Avgentia
Rey
W. B. King
New York City
H. G. Thrift Club
H. Galperin Jewelers and Opticians
Capitol Street
Blair-Smawley Motor CD
Broad
Smith St
Blair Motor Company Ronceverte
W. Va
Idss Brothers Dealers
Sei
Gogp Sep Cars
Bill Hoferer & Sons
Central Garage
Broad Street
Capitol
Dunbar News
West Virginia Collegiate Institute
HL Raw Warne
JL Walter Barnes
J.B Lakin
FP. J. Goodwin
State Board of Control
Institute
COU
Nombley
Scurastary
Oliver M. Smith
Wheeling
J. C. Tyree
Pax
W. Co. Hall
Ashford Ayers
Harrisville
Aberdeen
Scotland
Hotary Club
Bishop Deane
Sheffield
Annie Gleaves
Macmillan
Couyon
Lindsun St
Buffulu
Bor
Whe National Natural Nee Ab Ait “Chariestan Druze ‘Tores
Kunewherug Cup
Umutributers
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Wildwood
N. J
Baltimore & Ohio
Ming
C. A. Potterfield
Rexall
Chichesters
R. G. Price & C6
Motor Bom Builders Foot
Federal St
Nitteburgh
Pme
Oss Beeneatie
THE
Walker Dry Goods Co
Cretonne
Creanne Peratola
Kanawha Valley Bank Capital
Member
Federal Reserve System
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