G A R And Allied Groups To Meet In Parkersburg
The Grand Army of the Republic and allied groups hold meetings with officers led by Mary Gervin and E R Gramm. Daughters of Union Veterans assemble in room 495 with Parkersburg officers, including president Parkersburg and secretary Parkersburg. An upcoming fathers and daughters luncheon is planned at Oan Fellows Hall Capital and Pea streets with reservations coordinated by Mrs. Mary Ella cotrell.
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Parkersburg
T He Womoan
Relief Corps
Mary
Gervin
E.R. Gramm
South Scharleston
Barbara Hill
Wheeling
Chapdala
John Bush
Charleston
Elisabeth. Bertlett
Mac Emma Paris
Grand Army of the Republic
Hagel MacHenry
Estelin Schara
Mya
Alice ‘Harte
Ebiir
Mead
Ball Baker
Oan Fellows Hall
Capital
Pe Streets
Mary Elia Cot
Rell
Wall Paper Paint New Wall or Pense Ik It
Ad copy for Arter Paint and Glass Co at 913 Water Street offering wallpaper and painting services with phone number 34-325. Local business framing emphasizes competitive rates and home improvement expertise.
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Arter Paint & Glass Co
Memorial events mark Grand Army of the Republic gathering
Mayor Bevan announces a two o clock welcome display at the Daniel Boone and a six o'clock banquet at the hotel with reservations led by Mrs. Barth. Memorial services at United Brethren church honor the Grand Army and allied groups followed by Tugaday's program and a hotel reception with Legion auxiliary hostesses. A luncheon, parade, campfire, and presentations involving the Women’s Relief Corps, Daughters of Union Veterans, and John Brawley Post are planned, with officers to be installed and camp activities ongoing through Thursday.
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Daniel
John Walker
American Legion Aux Diary
Wadnagday
Woman's Relief
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Department of the Woman's Relief Corps
John Brawley
The
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Relief Corps
Virginia Halt Donnally
Daughters of the Union Veterans
Central Methodist Episcopal Church
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Capitol
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J. Turley
H.R. Bromm
He Marlant
Lee Meccall
Clara McGloth
Alleg Harte
Mark. Gila Cottrell
Fannie Dixon
Lillian Figlter
John Allen
D.j .c. Day
Della Franklin
Anna Finney
Katherine Gregg
Craig McGioth
J. W. Jones
Women’s Relief Corps Ia
George Gresham
Kinney
J. Moulton
Dora Hershey
Rega Harrison
Gertrude Horton
Minnie Barham
R. P. DeVan
Stresty
Blunden Woman's Relief Corps
Kanawha Leads Consumers Tax Report for April
The Kanawha district tops the list with 817.77 in taxes, from 295 stores reporting general outside-state business. April totals show a statewide tax collection of 484,373.90 with numerous counties reporting varying amounts, led by Barbour, Berkeley, and Monongalia.
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Greenbrier
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Hardy
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dJetterson
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Lagan
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Monroe
Margen
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Pendleton
Plesaanta
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Previon
Putnam
Randolph
Ritenie
Roand
Summers
Tucker
Ree Ae
Opr Sbur
Wayne
Webster
Watzel
Levert
Wyoming
Tao
Drought Crisis Spurs Call for Federal Relief
President likely to receive a message next week on emergency relief as officials and lawmakers push for funds to combat a worsening drought. Farm Administrator Davis and Senator La Follette urged rapid action, with calls for as much as 400 million dollars and broadened relief, including possible corn releases and government purchases.
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Ratn Othera
Roosevelt
Chester Davis
Mandar
Caleb
Sephtor LaFolette
Wis
Davis
Unie
Staolf
LaFollette
Davia
Farm Administration
Federal Relief Administration
Christianson
Minn
Congressional
Larry Hope Klys
Federal
W. I. Myers
Arm Credit Mule Eatera
General Motors Cuts Pontiac Prices At Exhibit
General Motors Corp announces a $40 reduction on all Pontiac models coinciding with the opening of a GM product exhibition. Stewart-Calhoun Motors, Pontiac dealers, displays the reduced Pont iac line at the GM show, with models featuring 11 inch wheel base, knee action wheels, and Fisher bodied design. Exhibition runs through next Saturday at the armory.
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General Motors Corp
General Motor
Stewart-Calhoun Motors
Pontiac
General Motors
Court Plans Model Home For Poor Inmate Farm
A proposed new site for the county poor farm would overlook the Kanawha river and WV State College area. The plan calls for a one story building with modern sanitation, lighting, and ventilation to house about 180 inmates including men women and children of white and Negro races. The project would repurpose the current county building site for farming and create park like grounds with paths and benches while employing inmates for beautification work.
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West Virginia State College
Kanawha River
Chung Thay
Prap
Sngrepstad
Posaibié
County court mulls plan to improve old inmates’ housing
County court members considered a proposal to form a special local committee to study and possibly take over the protest regarding the old building used as a barracks for inmates. They emphasized economic and up to date construction coupled with humane care and comfort.
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Bunt
Mo- Chung
Tre Lony
China tobacco weighs record six thousand pounds
An Irish or English trade note reports tobacco grown in China reaching a new high of about 6,000 pounds. Air letters from England last year weighed Bh tons, compared with six tons in 1989. A large Aglses factory is planned to employ around 89 men, being built in Waterford, Trish Freq State.
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England
Aglses Factory
Wii
Ig Deing Buiit
Waterford
Trish Freq
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