Hoover Considers Farm Board Additions in Washington
President Hoover spent the first day of the congressional recess at the White House reviewing a flood of names for the eight Farm Board posts. AB Blalock of Raleigh, North Carolina, headed a list of candidates as total suggestions reportedly exceed 400. He plans to confer with Secretary Hyde, and no selections will be announced before next week as offices are organized in Washington and field offices established.
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Washington
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
AB. Blalock
Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina Cotton Growers’ Association
White House
Hyde
Repidan
Madison
National
Danville Ladies A Delphi Hostess and Bridge Party
Clarence Hopkins hosted the Danville Baptist church ladies auxiliary at her home with Mrs. Joe Hopkins presiding over the mission study. Guests included Mrs. FP Vine, Mae Carter, Nora Foster, and others. Paul Turley hosted a bridge party and dance at his Josephine Helgins home honoring Debert Hill and Denver Miller at Fort Joe Florida. Former guests listed span Madison and Charleston areas with many names across Huntington and Racine.
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Mra. Hopkins
Clarence C. Hopkins
Danville Baptist Church
Danville
Joe Hopkins
FP. R. Vine
Mae Carter
Nora Foster
BD. A Smoot
H. R. Isard
Joe Hopking
Louie Hopkins
Mary Ving
David Vine
Lilburn Hopkins
Hopkins
and Mize
Paul Turley
Josephine Helgins
Debert Hill
Denver Miller
Fort Joe
Florida
Guynath Hil
Qual Mullins
Zelis Mullins
Fhza] Roberts
Reba King
Guynath Turley
Ova Mullins
Joan McDermit
Ralph Steel
George Hill
Cebert Hill
Ernest Townsend
Reigel Reed
Harry Price
Rex Everetts
Joe Lowe
Mrs. Turley
Ottawa
Wednessey
Oak Hl
Beckley
Mr. Everetts
George Plants
Fentona
Plants
Joe F. Lowe
Richmond
Madison
Clothier
Incdian Creek
Chesa- Deake and Ohio Railroad Company
Roger Backer, Jr
Mifflin
Union Mission Service
Charleston
F. A. Holcomb
Cecil Croft
Herbert Price
Frank Smith
John Tanner
Van
Chautauqua
Nors Foster
Racine
Pearl Green
Mildred Gillispie
J. W. Mev Neely
Robert McDonald
Pennsylvania State University
Harry G. Shaffer
Catherine Shaffer
Edward Turley
M. A. Burneide
Eunice
Radio e Clock Edited by Maynard P Wright
Radio page notes programs in Eastern Standard time with station call letters and kilocycles. Spencer Woman's clubs paint the stand and furnish three dozen chairs for high school band events. Local visits, hotel moves, and travel plans for residents are listed with names and places including Fremont Ohio Washington D C and Montclair. Special Conclave Saturday plans for Spencer lodge include initiation of new candidates and a banquet at 8 o'clock with representatives from Calhoun and Jackson counties.
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Spencer Woman's Clubs
Howard Phipps
Glin
Washington
Kathryn ‘Templeton
Carter
Vermette Burger
Hinton
Polng Mensant
Lowe Hotel
Point Pleas
Frances Minter
Ant
Jacqueline Roberts
Mr. Lowe
Lowe
Minter
Miss Roberts
Ralph Fleshman
Canada
Evelyn Laird
Fremont
Ohto
Harry Batesole
John Brubeck
Wns
J. A. Brubeck
Third Avenue
Rainelle
Ann Wallace
Juvia Couch
Parkersburg
Cc. W. Cook
Jarrel
Montclair
Boston
George Wolfe, Jr
Clifford
Maye
Dave Keyser
Taurerday
W. H. Fife
Denville
Fife
Roy Gray Foster
Albuqurque
New Mexico
Mr. Foster
Mildred
Hrendt Smith
Covington
Spencer
Spencer Gun Range Practice At Local National Guard Unit
A Spencer group from the National Guard will fire on a machine gun range about one mile from town Friday afternoon. Preliminary firings will start, followed by record fire soon after as the company conducts training exercises. Local social notes report multiple marriages and visitors. several residents travel to Louisville and Huntington for events and conventions this week.
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Spencer National Guard’ Company
Dance Program and Concert Features Listed
A fragmented schedule lists events starting 11:30 with Oreen and Dance, Sunny Meadows orchestra at 8:00, The Grocers, Soldiers 9:30, and Harry Pomar's Orchestra at 1h0. It names Amps 405.2 and Agasta-746, plus Margeret Battle's Program and a Hawaiian Ensemble feature.
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Salon
KDKA
WSM
Indo
Jille Jones
Ernie Haze
WAZ Wham
KYW
WIAX
WRVA
Wapt Wiod
WEAC
WEZ
WEAL
WBZ
EDS
WBAL
Lew White
Cital
wJz
EDKA
Wham Wiod
WOR
Wnac Wean
WFBL
WKBW
WCAO
Qao
WCAU
WFEL
WEBW
WCAG
WLBW
WMAL
WRAG
WEAN
WAIU
WFBD
WMAK
WJAS
WADG
WRAO
WSPD
Alan Wcau
WNAC
WADC
WKACG
WGHP
WSFD
Doc
West
Alno
WNAG
LWEAN
WAHP
WSED
WKRG
WLEW
PYM AG
Eastern Clear Chatenel
Weap Daa
WABC
New York
Sen
Love
Blaniat
Charles W. Hamp
Meindies
WLWL
Pawlint Lergue i
Worack
Leyiton's
OWPG
Atlantic
Seasure
WRAL
Baltimore
Wbal Wind Ensemble
WOAU
Philadelphia
Mystic
Orchestoa So—Wabo
Bestor
WIZ
WGY
Clear Channel
Unwtw
Cincinnati
Barnt Corkers
Radlet
Cameron
Jester
Wtam-Wear
Cleveland
WEA
Sultmen
Orchestre
Fritey Frolicn
Tba
Variety Howe
Wox-Wse Petratt
O— Wiz
Moone's Emerald Oil Claims Quick Foot Relief
Advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a cure for foot pain swelling and odor. It promises disappearance of soreness within 24 hours after two to three applications and reports swelling reduction after further use. The ad claims a money back guarantee from druggists if foot troubles persist.
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Moone
Adv
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J. M. Early
Clincinnai
V. L. Nash
Huntington
Herman Ramos
Roscoe Ramos
Ross Ramos
Helen and
Louise Ramos
Chatterey
Mexico
Stewart T. Reed
S. K. Gudmuenson
FR. T. Buscher
Columbus
M. Hall
Chace
M. Aileen Taylor
Gilbert
F. A. Ward
Kogas
H. H. Praith
D. L. Thompson
Lynchburg
H. Craig
K. D. Evans
J. Lane
Moncie
E. R. Everetts
J. W. Dial
F. Carvey
Yawkey
Morris Harris
J. G. Wellington
A. H. Anshutz
Gaye
Misa Pearl Green
Lucy Beard
Marfington
Jimmie Beard
Ba Kirby
Thelma Mesadowa
Ival Green
Misa Ove Mullins
Curly Ross
Lestie Hager
Luther Lilly
Thautauqua
Redpath
C. V. Stout
Denver
Col
Helen Hortense Webb
Fulton
Siberia
Sigurdur K. Gudmundson
Garay Sisters
Martin
George H. Bradford
Miss Webb
Homer Pelphreymeyer
Lucille Hager
Mazzaret
Persaye
Charles Estep
Loraine End
G. G. McNeely
G. J. Stallings
Estep
Mabel Abshire Hively
Mie
Marian Abshire
Ohio
C. M. Hall
Washington Avenue
Robert Ferrell
Robert Reed Ferrell
Charleaton
Hill
Qene Starbuck
Statts
Snd
R. &. Kirt
St. Albans
Vivian Cook
Patay Ruth Cook
Jake Price
Jess M. Hig
Roy Ail
Adie Hill
Sallie Kirby
Mary Louise
Charles Franklin Kirby
Fay O. Yearin
Redpath Ehautauqua
Mia
Sylvia Petrey
New York City
3. W. Lopinsky
Misa Havel Lopinsky
F. R. Vine
Wharton
Bobby Bratton
Murlington
Beckley News
Gladys Dawson
Wheeling
Herbert White
Paynes
E M. Payne
White Oak Country Club
Harry Wiggin
Boston Mass
Ashton Fife
Joe Bryan
Pracklin
Ned Payne, Jr
Dridge
Masonic Hall
Josephine Keyser
Irby Webb
W. ©. Mullens
Bess Woods
the French
L. T. Gates
A.A. Potts
L. W. Thorne
Jevenal
L. B. Legs
H. J. Thorne
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Magwarc
WJAG
Oslee
Wells Building
Main Street
Western Union Telegraph Company
Homer Sampson
Spencer Boy
G. D. Sampson
Spencer News
Rand Staut
D. Riel
Opal EB. Willams
Trip- Tett
Basil Groves
Kester
Willa Server
H. N. Freeland
Reedy
Lion's Chun
Harry Chambers
Oklahoma
Mark Chambers
Ravenswood
B. Thomp
Front Street
Vantevender
M. L. Vandevender
Marker Street
Howard Newton
Ethel Newton
Ronald Thompson
Frankie Grimp
Fawney
Elano
Clarksburg
WCAL
Jas Wade
WHK
KMAK
WEAG
WLAW
I—Weap
th—Bports
WRO
Helen J. Jenke
Beares
WEAP
Abo Wiag
WCSH
WTIC
Vale
Harvard Boat
Gavaliers
Fidelman
Weel Wrie
WGN
WTAM
Aten Woy
Gus
Lowle
ICS
West Weal Uc
WIC
WTAG
Senate
WERI
Webat
Ng Pauaer
Grenes
Pam Lcte
Hayei
WRC
Smith Bailew
Bonnie Saddles
Lou Noll
Charles Benge
Dim Whalen
Wazz It
M. J. Rosphay
WILAM
Bob Sherwood
Btarles
Giens and Yovety Band
Triadors
WBZ Wal Wan
Clothiers
Virginia ST
American Woolen Co
Ram’s Head Fabrics
Goodwear Clothes
Virginia
Kanawha Hotel
Goodwear
Morrison
Stofel
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