Printers to Meet On NRA Principles in Appalachia
About 50 members from West Virginia parts of Ohio and Kentucky will gather at the Daniel Boone Hotel in Charleston for the Appalachian and Ohio Valley Printers Inc annual meeting. President K Chapman of Huntington will preside at ten o clock Friday morning with C J Barton of Charleston as vice president. The meeting aims to continue NRA principles in the printing industry and August’s annual gathering is planned in Charleston.
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NRA
Appalachian and
Ohio Vality Printers, Inc
K. Chapman
Huntington
Daniel Boone Hotel
C. J. Barton
Charleston
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
St Albans News Highlights Local Social Events
Mrs Glenn Moore and Miss Ruth Watts plan to attend summer school at Marshall College in Huntington. The Philathea Bible class of the Methodist Episcopal church, South, met at Mrs Cofer’s home with a covered dish dinner. A birthday shower honored Mrs Cofer and Miss Virginia Moore. Numerous locals attended showers for Mrs James Wharton of Charleston, including Miss Halcyon Melton. Rotary and church groups held meetings. St Albans golf team set to host Caladonian club. Oliver Burgess earned Eagle Scout at Fairview court. he is the fourteenth in Troop 40, and recently graduated from St Albans High School.
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Glenn Moore
Ruth Watts
Huntington
Marshall College
Philathea Bible
Mathodlat Episcopal Church
South
A. Coter
Sive O'Clock
Cofer
Virginian Moore
H. MM. Farm
Sturm
Bashobs White
Floyd Thom
W. A. Walis
L. Krider
A. Cofer
R. L. Pattison
Irene Nurnberger
Annie Watts
Virginia, Moore
Lardh Frances Kidd
Carl Griffiths
Friendship Sewing Club
Chemicality
Evelyn Mallory
Carolyn Treanor
Miss Mallory
Second Avenue
James Wharton
Charleston
Halcyon Melton
St Albans
R. C. Specht
C. A. Specht
Wiliam Foster
Pennsylvania Avenue
Roy B. Reveal
J. S. Miller
J. A. Lewis
L. HH. Baler
N. B. Dillon
E. G. Calcort
T. J. Mohler
L. N. Seldonridge
C. BE. Foster
Clyde Alford
F. L. Alford
O. N. Sexton
Covington
St Francis Hospital
Caladonian Club of
Greenlee
Reeniec
Firat National Bank of
St. Albans
Oliver Burgess
Fairview
Americans Need Hobbies Fishburn Tells Rotarians
American business leaders and workers should pursue hobbies to ease the depression era. Junius 2 Fishburn, president of the Times World corp, urged the Charleston Rotary club to value hobbies beyond golf or reading, citing rose gardening in Charleston and iris cultivation in Nashville. He described hobbies as doing, making, collecting, and learning, with 2,000 annual hours available for meaningful activities. His own hobbies include gardening with 1,000 iris varieties and phonograph records, which aid social contact and musical education. He spoke at a breakfast hosted by Robert L. Smith of The Charleston Gazette with local officials and business leaders present.
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Junius 2
Fishburn
Times- World Corporation
Roanoke
Troon Scouting updates and upcoming enrollments
Troon 40 currently hosts 21 Scouts with five recruits to join July 1. The Patrol Leaders Training School will precede July, and the fourth annual lifesaving school is set for August. Scouts Thurmond Arbaugh Thomas Marshall Thomas Stephens Jr James Stanley Thomas Peyton Jack Robinson Homer Warnack Birdsell Mel Cormick Eugene Davis passed first class. Roscoe Rogers Robert Graham Edward Crouch passed second class.
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Troon
Thurmond Arbaugh
Thomas Marshall
Thomas Stephens
James Stanley
Thomas Peyton
Jack Robinson
Homer Warnack
Birdsell
Mel Cormick
Eugene Davis
Roscoe Rogers
Robert Graham
Edward Crouch
Jury Deliberates In Damage Suit Involving Lane Death
A jury is deliberating the $10,000 damage claim of J. W. Johnson as administrator for Paul Lane's estate against H. W. Rapp. The case stems from a September 21, 1934, accident on the Charleston Huntington road near St Albans, where Lane was killed when struck by a truck driven by Rapp. Defense says Lane stepped into the road from behind a parked car.
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J. W. Johnson
Paul Lane
H. W. Rapp
Hudson
Charleston-Huntington
Biond St. Albans
Lane
Rapp
Dr Black and Family to Atlantic City
Dr. Black and Mrs Black and their daughter Miss Ivah Dello Black of Charleston will leave today for Atlantic City New Jersey. Dr Black will attend the annual Meeting of the American Proctological Society of which he is a member. They plan to return next week.
Charleston Firm Awarded Contract For Water Systems
The Charleston Crane company branch won a contract to install water systems at government locks on the Ohio River for 1 398 08 dollars. The Huntington district US engineer office announced the bid and timing for channel sweeping on the Kanawha River from Point Pleasant around the fifteenth of the month. The Kannawha and Hocking Valley Coke Co of Longacre won permission to build a rock-filled crib and three ice breakers in Wheelers Island back channel at Harwood. New Albany Machine Manufacturing Co of New Albany Indiana won the biggest river wall valve order for lock 10 on the Ohio at 8100 dollars.
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Charleston
Crane Company
Government Locks
Ohis River
Huntington District
United States Engineer Office
Kanawha River
Point Pleasant
Kannawha and Hocking Valley Coke Company
Longacre
Wheelers Island
Harewood
New Albany Machine Manufacturing Company
New Albany
Ind
Ohio
Meeting of West Virginia Aggregates Producers
The producers and marketers of crushed stone gravel and slag in West Virginia will meet at ten o'clock Wednesday morning at the Daniel Boone hotel. The session aims to establish a voluntary code of fair competition after the supreme court invalidated codes. H G Truslow of Charleston serves as vice chairman of the district committee and P J Walsh as executive secretary, with officials noting continued labor provisions and fair trade practices.
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West Virginia
Daniel Boone Hotel
Supreme Court
H. G. Truslow
Charleston
P. J. Walsh
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St. Albans News
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Charleston Gazette
Miering
William 8S. Bolden
Robert Clutter
Charleston Rotary Club
D. Boone Dawson
U. S
William E. Chilton
W. Point
Wehrle B. Geary
Arthur MM. Hill
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
S. P. Puffer
Charleston Chamber
W. T. Williamson
John Latham
Fred Sharpnack
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
W. Guy Tetrick
Clarksburg
Dr. Black
Atlantic City
Kellogg
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Kelloggs Wheat
Fife Street
Fire St
Bly
Rumford
Riverview
Ginger
Rickey
Nico
Pippinx
Moon Tose Sweet Co. Jarvey
Liptons Tea
Vienna
MS. C. Cane
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P&g Soap
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New Wakefield
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Sentinel Coffee
5. C
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