Foreign War Vets Seek State Bonus In West Virginia
In Wheeling on June 15 the West Virginia division of Veterans of Foreign Wars approved a resolution for passage of a state soldiers bonus bill. The group backed an audit proposal for presentation next legislative session. Rex X. Davis of Morgantown, a World War I 42nd Division veteran, was elected state commander succeeding Creda H. Conley of Fairmont, with a slate of officers including A B Reynolds Williamson senior vice commander and Smith Diggs Parkersburg junior vice commander. The new administration and department officers span Morgantown to Buckhannon, Martinsburg and Charleston, with Mrs Katheryn McGuffie Tunicton named department president of the Indies' ancillary veterans of present aged. The weather report notes Hallstones in Washington as raindrops travel through level air before freezing and falling as snow or sleet.
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Wheeling
West Virginia Division of Veterans
House of Delegates
Senate
Rex X. Davis
Morgantown
France
Creda H. Conley
Fairmont
A. B. Reynolds
Williamson
Smith Diggs
Parkersburg
George E.whitemore
Martinsburg
J. W. Stokes
Huntington
Herbert Prien
Buckhannon
M. E. Thorn
W. C. Booth
Presen Ars
Beatrica
Catherine Reynolds
Halliday’s Cove
Minnie Cox
Clarkaburg
Florence Whitemore
Martinabure
Lucy Greenwood
Halliday's Cove
College Graduates Receive Master of Arts Degrees
West Virginia State College graduates will receive graduate and professional degrees this June. Roberts Beale, Bessie Dixon, and George Williams will earn MA degrees from University of Pennsylvania in chemistry English and biology. George Nawden will get MA in political science from New York University. Spraggins and Stewart will receive MA degrees in history and education from Howard University, Willard Brown to graduate from Boston University School of Journalism. Shoe factories in Belgium operate at capacity. Work begins on 7 000 000 Loskop dam in South Africa.
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West Virgina State College
Roberts S. Beale
Bessie L. Dixon
George W. Williams
University of Pennsylvania
Mr.Wiliams
Negro State Board of Education
New York University
George W. Nawden
Tinstey L. Spraggins
Colston H. Stewart, Jr
Howard University
Willard L. Brown
Anderson H. Brown
Washington Street
Boston University School of Jown
Woodrums Home Decorants Open House Spring
Home consultants invite shoppers to Woodrums to discuss brightening living rooms. Model rooms showcase slip covers rugs curtains and china while emphasizing affordable ideas to refresh the home for spring with new furniture and labor saving appliances.
The Hearthstone and Home Pride Reflected
A reflective piece urges readers to value the home as a vital shrine of life. It contrasts common neglect with the desire for a distinguished, welcoming residence, warning against excuses that let life pass by the home. The tone echoes traditional American domestic ideals.
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Woodrums
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Weather Bureau
Earth
William Reger
Salt Lake City
Warmon Waley
Weyerhaeuser
Belgium
Loskop
South Afric
Tomorow
Beatrice Bryant
Nicherd Hudaut
New York
Barry
Bryant
Cleo
Richard Hudnut
DuBarry Beauty Duo
AW. Cox Department Store
Woodrum
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Itei
Coolidge
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