Marines Move Recruiting Headquarters to Charleston
The U S Marine Corps recruiting division headquarters will shift to Charleston on July 1 with space offered at Mercer School on Quarrier Street by Kanawha County Board of Education. The office opens next Saturday and becomes the Charleston recruiting district HQ in two weeks, with Bristol Virginia and Clarksburg as sub stations. Recruiters will visit Williamson Wednesday Fairmont Friday and old Clarksburg Saturday. first party at Mercer School Wednesday before offices open.
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U. S. Marine Corps
Charleston
Mercer School
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Kanawha County Board of Education
Bristol
Clarksburg
Marine Bulletin
Williamson
Fairmont
Mercer
Mrs Evnitz to Attend Phone Workers Meet in Salt Lake City
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone company of West Virginia will send Mrs Vera L Evnits of Charleston traffic chairman and general secretary and Harvey Lilly of Wheeling general chairman to the National Federation of Telephone Workers convention June 17 to 21 in Salt Lake City Utah. The federation, now in its fifth convention, has more than 100600 members and is led by president Paul E Griffith of Chicago. Delegates from independent telephone workers associations will attend.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
West Virginia
Vera L. Evnits
Charleston
Harvey Lilly
Wheeling
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Salt Lake City
Utah
Paul E. Griffith
Chicago
Legion Post 10a installs Lake Charles officers in ceremony
Nitro News reports American Legion post No 10a in Lake Charles installed newly elected officers Thursday night. EF Brown district commander and Paul Brothers past commander led the installation with remarks by G Stanley Hamrie state adjutant and Earl Cromley. An Auxiliary unit was formed with Mrs Bess Harrison as president among attendees.
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Lake Chaw' Era
Brown
Paul Brothers
St. Albans
G. Stanley Hamrie
H. K. Eckert
Nitra
Earl Cromley
Eckert
Cromley
Hugo Wails
M. Ll. Bush
Bess Harrison
7A. L. Bush
Paul Vassar
H. B. Marshall
Joseph Specht
Doe Specht
H. G. Baker
T. H. Phipps
James Smith
J. R. Stiff
M. L. Bush
W. L. Higginbotham
G. Stanley Hamric
E. S. Brown
C. J. Bosworth
H. A. Silman
D. Frank Graham
Hugo Walls
A. W. Milaoan
E. R. Moody
Fairmont Woman Heads State Group
Helen Kidd Thompson of Greenville, Pa. urged women to join the next peace conference and spoke to about 900 at the West Virginia federation convention. The meeting elected Ethel Ice as state president and named Nettie Poorman, Mary Ann Williamson, Irma Sutphin, and Lucille Dixon to leadership roles.
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Helen Kidd Thompson
Greenville
Thompeton
Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
West Virginia Federation
Ethel Ice
Fairmont
Nettie Poorman
Wheeling
Mary Ann Williamson
Huntington
Irma Sutphin
Beckley
Lucille Dixon
Ronceverte
Thompson
Pythian Knights Sisters Convention Plans Discussed
Reports on the grand lodge convention of the Pythian Knights and Sisters to be held August 27 to 29 were shared at a Ritz restaurant dinner by the executive committee. Chancellor W. A. Barrow and other state leaders attended. Mrs. Robert Greene led dinner arrangements. The Capitol building in Washington, D.C. spans a floor area of 14 acres.
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Pythian Knights and Sisters
Ritz
Grant
W. A. Barrow
Robert Greene
Capitol Building
Washington, D.C
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West Virginia University
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U. S. Navy
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U. S. Army
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