Reelection at Coop Farm Society Meeting in Kanawha
G C Pugh was reelected president and R J Glass as vice president at the annual meeting of the Bana wche Cooperative Farm Society. Officers and district plans for next year were outlined. The meeting included a luncheon and a program with speeches and musical offerings.
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Bana
O. Emmerson
Kanawha County
Tagdeax
Farm Bureau
Bureau
iMture
Farm Womens’ Club
Ad OhMy
Obley
America
Murs
Mary
Opalurna
the Club
Retitation
Mathleen Buzzard
Arthur Johnson
Gene Dycke
Hlale Johnson
Villags Blacksmith
Mable Buz
Jamies Bong
Virginia
Warewell
Alvin
Fred Connett
Alt. He
Tchool
H. Growder
Y Willams
John Daniels
Une
Joniah Keeley
Coal School
Cecil Rice
Yarda
Etwerney
Mississippet
Local News Briefs From Nitro Area Social and Visits
W E Russell and Mr Richard Dumbaugh traveled to Parkersburg on Saturday to visit relatives. Mrs Russell and daughter planned a visit to her mother in Nitro while Mr Russell and Birsh would return. Several Nitro residents were noted visiting Charleston and Newport. Theatrical manager MacDullan Buck Stewart and others hosted bridge games in Nitro.
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Apairs
W. E. Russell
Richard Dumbaugh
Parkernburg
Russell
Will
Mr. Russell
Bir
Nitro
D. Clark
Linn
Mire
Molly Arbuckle
Walke
C. G. Crow
MacDulland
Biss Stewart
Les W. Campbell
Harry Schoen
Charleston
John L. Bess
G. O. Galloway
Thibadesa
Espanola
Ontario
Earl Goyder
Ene Wisher
John R. Cocn
Ree
Filggrobothara
GC. Skaggs
At. Cc. A
Prank
Beyton Som
Rex Trout
Louis
Teck Miller
Ebneeday
Newport
Sie
Landis
St Albans Business Luncheon Set for June Seventh
The Business News Association will hold their regular luncheon on June 7 in the E of PB banduet bi. Attendance is desired. Interspersed items note social events and community notices including church services, personal visits, and regional travel details. The issue also mentions a crocodile fossil find and Buenos Aires telephone growth.
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Business News Eunchion
Business Mews Association
Pueacay
PB. Banduet Bi
Woodrow Wilson perfect attendance list revealed
A May school report from Woodrow Wilson Junior High lists eighty six students with perfect attendance. The names include numerous students across many surnames, with a long roster of scholars. A separate note mentions Japan's peppermint crop weighing over 42.6 million pounds.
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Woodrow Wilson Junior High School
Japan
Probe charges of peonage on southern farm
Washington June 4 A Justice Department inquiry has begun into charges that about fifty African Americans are kept in peonage on a Georgia farm in Oglethorpe County. An escaped claimant James Felton was interviewed by a DOJ agent at Banville Virginia authorities hold him. The NAACP had alleged peonage and a state investigation is also ordered.
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Wasrengton
Ogiethorpe
County
Georgia
Department of Justice
James Felton
Banville
Naa
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Open Bids For W V U Heating Apparatus
Bids were opened for a steam heating tunnel at West Virginia University Morgantown with no contracts awarded yet. Three divisions listed include concrete tunnel work and piping by firms in Morgantown Pittsburgh and Charlotte with bids ranging from about 47 thousand to 1.08 million dollars and electrical work bids around 1 thousand to 825 dollars.
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West Virginia University
Morgantown
State Board of Control
A. de Leonard Riley
Shinns Tox
W. Vi
EB. M. Chaping& Company
W. Va
Rosenblatt & Hunt
Charleston
Hames Pieetete
Wees Company
Clasksbane
Children to Get a Wonderful Week for Riddles
Sam H Beetham of the Redpath Chautauqua announces a children’s program in Charleston led by Gwen dolyn Marriott of Columbus and Elizabeth Bolschas of 316 Fayette Strat. Mothers are urged to bring children aged four to sixteen to the grounds in front of the M C IA on Capitol Street for well supervised activities.
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Sam H. Beetham
Redpath Chautmans
Gwendolyn Marriot
Columbus
Ohio
Elizabeth Bolschas
Fayette Strat
Charleston
Ttia
Charitaton
M. C.ia
Capitol Street
Davis Shelter Seeks Funds In Annual West Virginia Drive
The executive committee of the Children's Home Society of West Virginia asks donors to support the Davis Child Shelter at 112 Washington Street from June through July. Rev J Gilmore Smith and Mr J Gilmore Smith lead the effort with committee members George Price W Hubbard Mrs De Davis Jr Mig Dewitt Gallaher Rev Dr Clarence Kemper Samuel Woolf and Henry Davenport. The shelter, a Charleston staple, has cared for hundreds of homeless children, aided by donor Henry Gossaway Davis.
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Children’s Home Society of
West Virginia
Fynés
Davin
Washington Street
Mt .the Shelter
Charleston
J. Gilmore Smith
Chiltren's Home Society of
George 2. Price
Presiddent
W. G. Hubbard
de Davis
Dewitt Gallaher
Clarence Kemper
Samuel Vu. Woolf
Henry B. Davenport
Davis Child
United States
Henry Gossaway Davis
Highland Quits On Water Board
Twenty one years of service end as Scotland G Highland resigns as secretary and general manager of the Clarksburg water board. He is credited with major improvements including the 1911 modern water purification plant. State sanitary engineer E S Tisdale lauds the record of safe water over a long period.
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Ay Water Works
Clark
Scotland G. Highland
Clarksburg
E. S. Tisdale
West Virginia
Baker to address graduate nurses on teeth
Dr N H Baker of Charleston will deliver the principal address to the Charleston Graduate Nurses Club on Tuesday evening at the parish home. The Why of Teeth will discuss the role teeth play in life and all city nurses are invited as guests. A special musical program will cap the last meeting of the summer.
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N. H. Baker
Charleston
Henshaw Warns of Typhoid Danger in West Virginia
State health commissioner Dr W T Henshaw issued a warning to West Virginia residents about typhoid carriers amid fears hundreds may enter the country after an epidemic in Montreal. A United States Public Health Service note echoed the concern citing the Montreal outbreak linked to a carrier and noting 2500 illnesses and 350 deaths.
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West Virginia
W. T. Henshaw
E.S. Cummings
United States Public Health Service
Montreal
Canada
Shirkey Announces Birth of Son at Home
Mr. and Mrs. Shirkey announce the birth of a son to the home of Mrs Shirkey’s parents, Mr. Peters, WM Peters. The newborn is reported in this brief birth notice with expected family celebration.
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Annt
Shirkey
Yeat Sy
Mr. Titre
WM Peters
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