Roosevelt School Exhibit Opens At Morning Show
Roosevelt Junior High hosts a school exhibit in Meer Auditorium from 8:80 to 8:30 with displays from art home economics and manual arts. Students present watercolors pencil sketches tapestries and craft projects including tin foil pictures and fabric work.
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Roosevelt Junior High
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Home Economies Display At Wannal Arte Manual Arts Show
The event features student crafts from home economics and manual arts classes. Dresses and undergarments, house planning booklets, foods posters, study desks, benches, beds, tables and various cabinet projects will be shown. Sheet metal items include trays waste baskets dust pans porch lamps and candle holders. Refreshments will be served this evening from seven to nine by home economics students.
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Wannal Arte
Osteopaths Convene West Virginia Meeting at Daniel Boone Hotel
The thirty second annual West Virginia Osteopathic society convention gathers next Monday and Tuesday at the Daniel Boone hotel. Dr B Smith of Faltsmont presides with opening address at 10 o clock Monday. Dr George Rothmeyer of Philadelphia Osteopathic College speaks on Osteopathic Technique at 3 o'clock.
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West Virginia Osteopathic Society
Daniel Boone Hotel
Tueseay
4. B. Smith
Faltmont
George Rothmeyer
Philadelphia Osteopathic College
H. E Clybourne
American Osteopathic Association
J. D. Sheets
Marietta
Huntington Attorney Tn Race For Congress
Huntington attorney W. T. Lovins filed formal notice of his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the U S House from the fourth district. The post is held by Democrat George W. Johnson of Parkersburg. L. C. Gurtig of Spencer seeks the Republican nomination for state senator from the fourth district. Rufus Lester of Fort Gay announces reelection on the Democratic ticket. Oscar Watts of Wayne also declared his candidacy. DORIN P The fourth annual exhibition of the Associated Irish Artists marked by the formation of an Academy of Irish Art embracing £5 academicians and associates.
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Huntington
House of Representatives
George ‘W. Johnson
Parkersburg
L. C. Gurtig
Spencer
State Auditor's
W. &. O'Brien
Rufus Lester
Fort Gay
Wayne County
House of Delegates
Oscar Watts
Wayne
Treland Forms Art Academy
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Academy of Irish Art
Board Begins Utility Valuation Fixing for 1934 Taxes
Members of the state board of public works started fixing assessment valuations of public utilities to prepare tax statements for 1934. The first session focused on policy regarding demands for reductions, and the board said no announcement would be made until valuations are definitively fixed.
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State “Board of Public Works
Farmers lead private reforestation effort in western NC
Many farmers in western North Carolina are carrying out their own private reforestation program on eroded land. The effort aims to restore soil, protect waterways, and improve farm productivity through tree planting and land rehabilitation activities conducted by local growers.
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North Carolina
Radio Script Prompt for Station WSAZ Airing
A quirky instruction urges listeners to tune Station WSAZ in Huntington every Tuesday and Friday morning at 9 o'clock after hubdy is sent to work to hear a show titled Black woman May. The casual tone and dated phrasing suggest a vintage radio guide or advertisement.
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WSAZ
Huntington
Laken
Mammy May
Dry Committee To Meet Today In West Virginia
The executive committee of United Dry Forces of West Virginia meets at the Daniel Boone hotel with temporary chair man W G Brown presiding at ten this afternoon. A permanent chairman and secretary will be chosen and sub committees formed to campaign for amendments and oppose repeal. Donald Bragg of Charleston leads local workers reorganizing committees for the drive.
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West Virginia
United Dry Forces of
Daniel Boone Hotel
W. G Brown
Summersville
Y Donald
Bragg
Charleston
International Horse Show Vies For Horsemanship Prizes
In TURE Italy farm and draft horses competed with steeds from royal patrons. Men and women riders from multiple European nations entered the ring for horsemanship prizes amid a bustling international show.
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Ture
Italy
Royal Hood
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