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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1933

Page

16

Camp Dedicated for Davis Caird Shelter Children

A summer camp for Davis Caird Shelter children at Little Bandy Valley along Elk River was dedicated last night with addresses and music. Speakers included Rev. RB Cleland, President John Blackwood, George B. Price, Rev. A B Leamer, and others. camp built by volunteers and local labor with designs by Warne Tucker and Elling. A lengthy list of donors and contributing companies is named.

Davis Caird Little Bandy Valey Elk River RB. S. Cleland John ©. Blackwood Kamawhe George B. Price Board of Trustees Ahel~ter A. B. Leamer Charleston Minister- 1 Association RA. F. Oc Warne, Tucker and Elling H. B. Davenport Henry D. Litaker Angus McDonald Frank cx Waller c. Hardy Senderson L. Peebles Scots Brothers EF. W. Knight John L. Dickinson Fred F. Pranch Harrison C. F. Flalder Hubbard Grocery Company United Fuel Gas Company Vailey Bell Dairy Company Weaver Super Service Station West Virginia Water Service Company Jerry Bhelton E. B. Osborne Reynolds Brothers Dovenor Faber Jones Broth Moyers Undertaking Company Vaa Austin Tex Arthur Smith Pro- Prietor

Mines Bureau To Be Moved To Bigger Quarters

The state department of mines will move Saturday from the third floor of the first capitol unit to larger quarters on the ground floor of the second unit, now used by the state prohibition bureau. Prohibition offices move to tax department space. game fish and forestry gain two rooms. The third floor will mostly house the tax department. mines gains one room and the prohibition four offices plus a vault. The conservation bureau expands from two to four offices. several departments seek more space, including the compensation department, with rumors of taking health department space.

State Department of Mines State Prohibition Bureau Prohibition Tax Department Mines Department Game, Fish and Forestry Commission Commission Mining Department Conservation Bureau Gate, Fish and Forestry Commission Prohibition Department State Compensation Department Department of Mines Health Department

Farmer plans possum farming venture in Texas pasture

LEVELLAND Tex UP Everett Donahue a farmer aims to raise possums for profit He recently turned mother opossum and eight young on his farm hoping the youngsters will grow multiply and start a new industry

Levelland Tex Everett Donahue

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