Lutherans Plan State Meeting Observed Week at Jack son’s Mill
Lutheran groups plan Luther week from June 18 to 20 at Jack son’s Mill to coordinate four annual conventions of the United Lutheran Church and related societies. Attendees include officers from West Virginia and western Maryland with sessions opening Monday.
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Jackson's Mill
United — Lutheran Church
Synodical Luther Leagalcal Women's
Women's Missionary
Luther League
West Virginia
Mary Min Ne EG
Jeanue Includa Mise
Guiana
Wittenberg
June Canes
Springfield
Ohio
Charleston civic leader presided over 1935 Gary class
Mrs Sarah M Nutter addressed the 1935 dating class at Gary Negra High School last week. The class had 26 members. Richard Spencer delivered the salutatory address and Miss Vivian Tobinson the valedictory. Principal J C Jus ee ja administered.
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Sarah M. Nutter
Charleston
Gary Negraigh School
Richard Spencer
Vivian Tobinson
J. C. Jusee Ja
National Lutheran synodical conference to meet June 19
Brenda L Mehihouse of Philadelphia junior secretary of the National Lutheran league is to be a conference leader. The synodical brotherhood plans an annual convention in the afternoon and evening of June 19 under Ernest F Joachin of Charleston. Other officers include F Leg Fresh of Clarksburg vice president E S Smith of Oakland Md treasurer Hermen L Bartlett of Wheeling secretary and Earl W Bader of Bethlehem Pa. The newly elected executive secretary of the national brotherhood is to speak at the synodical banquet.
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Brenda L. Mehihouse
Philadelphia
National Luther League
Synodical Brotherhood
Ernest F. Joachin
Charleston
Rabertiied
F. Leg Fresh
Clarksburg
E. S. Smith
Oakland
Hermen L. Bartlett
Wheeling
Earl W. Bader
Bethlehem
National Brotherhood of the United Lutheran Church
Stark Again Is Counselor For Camp Shaw-Mi-Del-Eca
Mahre H. Stark, athletic and physical education head for Charleston schools, will again serve as athletic director, camp counselor, and Charleston representative for Shaw-Mi-Del-Eca. The Greenbrier Military School sponsored camp opens June 29 near White Sulphur Springs, with cabins, varied athletics, and accredited academic work.
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Lewisburg
Mahre H. Stark
Charleston
Shaw-Mi-Del
Greenbrier
Col
H. 5. Moore
Cal
J. M. Moore
D.T. Moore
Stark
Shaw-Mi-Del-Eca
Shaw-Mi- Del-Eca
Camp Shaw-Mi-Del-Eca
Camp Shaw- Mi-Del-Eca
Greenbrier Military School
Jocal Ys
Booklovers Club Holds Season Final Meeting
Mrs. A. P. Hamlin of Institute entertained the Booklovers club in their last meeting of the season yesterday afternoon. The hostess gave an illustrated talk on Modern Art. A large number of guests from West Virginia State College and Charleston were present.
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A. P. Hamlin
Institute
Booklovers Club
West Virginia State College
Charleston
Rev Miller to Deliver Oak Hill High Baccalaureate Sermon
The Rev William Bricen Miller O D will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at eleven oclock this morning for Oak Hill high school graduates.
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Miller
William Bricen Miller
O. D
Oak Hill High School
Tygart Project to Hire 4000 Men This Summer
The Tygart reservoir and dam on the Tygart river two miles above Gratton, funded by a 10 million dollar PWA grant, will employ at least 4000 workers this summer. Over 1000 are on site with about 2000 more indirectly employed, per a progress report to Harold L. Ickes. The dam aims to aid navigation and flood control, keeping Monongahela depths at seven to eight feet in late summer and fall, and preventing floods in the Tygart valley and Monongahela basin. Total projected cost is 12 million dollars.
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Tygart
Tygart River
Gratton
PWA
Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works
Washington
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Harold L. Ickes
Monongahela River
Tygart J
Tygort Valley
Monongahela Valley
Entertaining West Virginia Guard Officers Saturday
Charleston hosts 150th infantry officers from southern and 201st from northern West Virginia at the Daniel Boone hotel. The gathering honors outgoing Adjutant General Col P. D. Shingleton and welcomes Gen Guy F. Ash, with about 150 officers expected.
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Charleston
West Virginia National Guard
150Th Infantry
Daniel Boone
National Guard
West Virginia
10Th Infantry
201St Infantry
P. D. Shingleton
Guy F. Ash
West
West Virginia to Form Permanent National Guard Association
A war department notice outlines a meeting to establish a permanent national Guard association for West Virginia. The gathering marks a formative step in organizing state guard units and coordinating defense efforts.
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War Department
Kanawha Leads State in Number of Farms in 1935
The 1935 census shows Kanawha County including Charleston tops farm counts in West Virginia, with 1,302 farms up from 623 in 1930. Statewide farm total reached 105,437, up 24 percent from 85,041 in 1930, as Wayne 3,410 and Braxton 3,201 also report large increases along with Mercer Preston Greenbrier Harrison Roane and others.
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Went Virgin
Census Bureau
Nowha County
Charleston
Ailnna
Tolows
Wayne
Braxton
Mercer
Preston
Greenbrier
Harrison
Roane
Farm production targets set for Soviet agriculture
Bureau reports claim Soviet Rusalz aims to boost farm outputs by year end with targets of 2,055,000 foals 16,905,000 pigs 10,212,000 lambs and kids and 000 calves. Jugendliche references Licola Marion Bass Bess Jackson and county data noted in fragments.
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Marion
Bass
Bess Jackson
Bureau
Rusalz
Tizsae
Doctor's plan offers home cure for alcoholism
A doctor introduces a guaranteed home treatment to defeat drunkenness offering coffee or tea as carriers for a prescription that reduces cravings. The simple method has reportedly helped patients for forty years without harmful dieting, aiming to restore the person to the one loved.
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