Club to Discuss Building Plans at Edgewood
Edgewood Country Club discusses replacing its destroyed clubhouse with a pew building. A two o clock conference tomorrow between the club committee W M Ficklen D M Giltinan and Bannerot and Edgewood Building Association representatives will decide plans. Thomas B Jackson president says regular employees on December payroll will receive January pay without work. A fund is to be raised to aid Mr and Mrs Kopfstedt injured when fleeing a club fire. They are in Kanawha Valley Hospital with good chances of full recovery.
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Edge Weed Country Club
Edgewood Country
Edgewood Building Association
W. %. Ficklen
D. M. Giltinan
Bannerot
Thomas
Jackson
Wilhelm Kopfstedt
Ascape
Konfstedt
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Local St Albans Notes Highlight Church Events
The St Albans News lists activities including a Bible study class at First Presbyterian, attendance at the Southern Methodist conference in Memphis by Miss Kathryn Lynch, and honors for college students from Charleston and surrounding towns. It notes marriages, retirements, and a Christmas party hosted for First Baptist church members and their families, with many names and each event tied to local institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cee Hirst
Presbyterian Church
So Preston
Charleston
Kathryn Lynch
Memphis
Tenn
Southern Methodist Archwide
Miss Lynch
Western, Virginia
Mgr
George Pride
Morgantown
Mr. Pride
Carl Browder
Margaret Frances Browder
Frank L. Bell
South Charleston
Raynes
Winfield
Bell
Ninth Avenue
J. C. Trowbridge
Kanawhe Terrace
First Baptist Church
Ors
Vada
Ette
Marshall College
Huntington
Charles’ Brown
Virginia University
Rob‘Wells
France ‘Brothers
itt,Bater
Cecil Meurrtein
State College
Meg
Lee Mays
Chun
Stone
Mountain
State’ College
Barkereh Ee
Howes
Spordery
Milen
Watls
Harleston
I. C. Trow
Frederick
McComas
Marall College
Washington,d. C
John ' Martin
Richmond Ated College
Richmond
M. ‘Me
Great Thigh School
Peace Fowl
Kanawhater
Richard Lewis
Points
Georgia
H.’ Lewis
Bite ‘Avenue
A.B
Hardman
Logan
Miss Johnson
Johnson
Helen Miller
Briday
George Wood
Walter Seal
Wood
James Gray
Spring Hill
Henrietta
Garnette Gray
Ada Vinson
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Fifth Avenue
G. A. Pegram
Violet Ashcraft
W. W. Davies
Frances Lynch
Margaret Spaulding
Mary Moore
Rachel
New V-12 Lincoln Zephyr on Display Here
The 110 horsepower Lincoln Zephyr is on display at Capitol Motor Sales, 211 Broad Street. The car features a full steel single unit body acting as the frame, with a bridge-truss construction, no conventional chassis, and a sleek low profile with chrome accents.
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Capitol Motor, Sales
Broad Street
Pennsylvanian voter moods mix amid Roosevelt debate
In Scranton and rural towns of Lackawanna and Cambria counties, residents describe mixed sentiment toward Roosevelt and the 1936 election. Voters cite relief from NRA jobs, government spending, and improved coal production, while some fear shocks to the dollar and party nominating Borah. Local social notes report Christmas gatherings and community life, including residents visiting Ohio and events at churches and schools.
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Borah
Roosevelt
Jeepers
Lackawanna
WEA
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
College press elects officers for West Virginia group
Gluck, managing editor of the college student news, was elected president of the West Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association. Ted Kumner of West Virginia University is vice president, and Franklin Seegert of Morris Harvey College is secretary of the association.
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Gluck
Ee College Student Newsper
West Virginia Intercollegiate ‘Press Association
Ted Kumner
West- Virgin University
Vice Pressent
Franklin Seegelt
Morris
Harvey College
Kump Authorized to Borrow 1 Million for Schools' Salaries
The board of public works authorized Governor Kump to borrow 1 million dollars to pay teachers' salaries. Treasurer R E Talbott said the loan would be short term and used to partially repay a large overdraft in the fund outlay. The state expects about 3.5 million in revenue between January and February while payroll costs total 1.3 million monthly.
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Board of Public Works
Kump
R. E. Talbott
Farm Bureau Group Visits City Officials and Refineries
Ohio Farm Bureau leaders from several counties visited Columbus officials and Elk Refitting to tour the Falling Rock refinery and attend meals at the Daniel Boone hotel. The delegation included B D Sattler Perrysburg Charles Lee Columbus Morris Lang Sabine William Ellis Armor Horn and many others. The piece notes loans and a teachers fund overdraft, mentions a possible spring borrow to cover a $1 million advance.
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Farm Bureau Cooperative Isyoctation of
Columbus
Elk Refitting Company
Falling Rock
Daniel Boone Hotel
BD. B. Sattler
Perrysburg
Charles BR. Lee
Morris C. Lang- Sabine
William Ellis
Armor Horn
Millersburg
E. Reeves
New Philadelphia
Gartner
Findlay
Albert James
Troy
D. Lane
Lancaster
Ralph Rousanulo
Thornville
BR. D. Lowe
Robert Burr
John W
Wright
E. &. Hamilton
Barner
Charleston
Hugh L
Money Boom Builds in Bucharest Housing Market
In Bucharest a building boom has begun as investors stock banknotes into modern apartments seeking stability. The surge outpaces demand with more units completed than can be rented. Scotland runs a daily church campaign as part of broader efforts amid economic concerns.
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Bucharest
Romania
Scotland
West Virginia Wheat Acreage Rises Six Percent
West Virginia reports 155000 acres sown for winter wheat this fall for 1936 harvest, a six percent rise from 1934 fall planting for 1935 harvest, according to the crop reporting service of West Virginia and the U S Department of Agriculture. The crop’s importance remains modest in the state’s agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West ‘Virginia
Crop Reporting Service of the West
Virginia
United States
Agricultural notes on winter wheat and rye in West Virginia
The report highlights winter wheat as a key cash crop and part of crop rotation in the eastern panhandle. On December 1, winter wheat condition stood at 88 percent, above both last year's average and the 10 year average. West Virginia rye plantings reached 16,000 acres this fall, similar to last two years, with about one third typically plowed under as green manure. Rye condition on December 1 was 87 percent of normal, two points above last year and three above the 16 year average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
West Virginia
P L Gordon M D General Practice Card
Dr P L Gordon practicing general medicine at 807 Ruffner Ave with residence and office in one location. Phone contact listed as 83-247 for appointments and inquiries.
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P. L. Gordon
M. D
General Practice of Medicine
Ruffner Ave
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LeBaron
Briges Manufacturing
Sears
Lincoln
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Dave Read
Dave
Myless
NRA
Hoover
Dushore
Cambria County
Colfes
Tunkhannock
College Hill
Ralph May
Lee Street
Bernard Cottrell
Robert Waddell
James Latham
Elsie Dunn
Charles Wheaton
Harry Kindt
Martha
Joyce Kindt
Charles Kindt
Cincinnati
Harold J. L. Purdy
Cleveland
Manchuria
Wade Park
Wade Park Manor
Wade Parhe Mano
Heads College Press
Joseph Gluck
Mall Grend
Ranale
Sree
Enre Gneatte
Ossie Tittle
Ohio Farm Bureau Group
Gazette Photo
Money Boome Building
Wall-Knowwa
England
Cote
R. L. Burroughs
Capitol
Kintey Shoe Store
Virginia St
W. Dial
Virginia St. W
Dial
Dr. Davidson
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