Riverside 4-H Club Booklet Contest Won by Juanita Bransiii
Riverside member Juanita Bransiii wins first prize in Kanawha county 4-H booklet contest held this spring under county agricultural agent supervision. Other county winners include Genevieve Davin, Heater Moore, Vacdys Wise, Marie Brump, Roberta Brickwood, and Madge Reed among many entrants. over 1,087 contestants participated across numerous clubs and projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Bransiii
Riverside
Offire
Genevieve Davin
Pratt and
Heater Moore
Hugheston
Vacdys Wise
Quick
Marie Brump
Kikview
Roberta Brickwood
Kattes
Madge Reed
Pinch
Joanna Moore
Virginia Fox
Mammoth
Edna Clark
Finch
Bessie Srambiln
Clendenta
Harcy Nichols
Xixview
Vandeha
Yerna Lee Brarberry
Bawnemant
Khe Bene Pirson
Bik Bonham
Erneating Genties
Guthrie
Suaxet
Rabena Estep
Vila Route
Wallace Mighiandera
Lorine Carpenter
Bryan Folch
Thomas Mephene
Tornado
Anelion
Beattie Kuhn
Tannelion
Gold Your-Itlub
Joan Barrer
Mewini 7 Tue
Francie Ring
Chatterton
Quick Four
Masel Becker
Quick On
Margaret Payne Alien
Mission Pour-M
Helen Dan
Cabin Greek
Lick Branch
Ewe
Ruth Gmmnoe
Charleston
Lave
Margaret McCormick
Montgomery
Acme
Jory
Wakeforest
Cooper Pour-H
Jack Gottrell
Chesapeake
Beatrice Jarrett
Lus Creek
Mil Creek
Preda Bucher
Villa
Cedar Grove Pouch
Bernie Long
Hupheston
Aaron Pork
Pour-M
MM Morris Cf
Bik Chuaney
Grand View
Pour-ff
Jowphise Jones
Blu Pork
Muber
Billy Puicy
Coal Far
Axins Legg
Ward
Indien Creek
Gossie Thampson
AVS
Standare’ Pour-i
Chartesed
Gallagher
Gallagu*t
Pour-A
Caliagner
Putney
Liz
de Magehwi
Senderson
Becky Kennedy
Sanderson
Hamer
Four-H
William Dunbar
Biakeley
Maxce
Reseece
Caria Coopers Creek
To Let Contract For New School In Jefferson District
Jefferson district board of education plans to award after July 1 a contract for a new school at High Lawn. A two and a half acre site is purchased and architect Honard L. Bowers of Huntington is preparing plans for a 22 classroom facility with gymnasium and auditorium. The building aims to relieve overcrowding at Fairview Spring Hill and High Lawn, with junior high students moved there when complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson District
Bard of Education
Honard L. Bowers
Huntington
M@peime Hill
Pale Tew
High Lawn
Fairview
Hich
Birtabo
Midinna Trail
Deal River
Bard Road
Sprite
Jato
Udet
Hill Lawn
Spring Hill
England Seeks Empire Parley To Mend Trading Ties
London June 26 England hopes the Ottawa conference next month will heal fractures in imperial trade. Britain, with industrial output more than domestic demand, faces complex relations with dominions Canada Australia New Zealand Ireland and others as it seeks to keep bread prices and supplies steady while balancing loans and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stanley
London
Ottawa
Ixgla
Seeco
Great Britain
Dominions
Britain
United Kingdom
Canada
Australia
England
Argentina
Argenling
Sam
Pouain
United States
New Zealand
Ireland
Denvaare
St Albans Club Events Stir Local Activity
Mrs Herndon Prazier hosts United Daughters of the Confederacy gathering at Algh Lawn with Charleston chapter leaders as guests. Circle No 3 of First Presbyterian meets Tuesday at 7 45 pm. Circle No 1 hosts a hotel picnic at Coal River Beach Monday at 6 pm. Opal Barnette hosts a surprise party with many guests from Milton Hurricane Ashland and Charleston. Eastern Star Chapter 70 elects new officers in Masonic Temple. ministers Bardin and Mayer set pulpit exchanges for Sunday services at Shepherds Chapel and St Albans with the Peer Lane quartet singing at the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herndon Prazier
United Daughtera of the Confederacy
Algh Lawn
Mire
Bradford Noyes
Charleston
Ara. T. O
Tim Derlake
Gvests
St. Albans
Circle No
Woman's Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
Harry C. Cowl
Sare Res Curry
Circle Mo. 1
Wilbur Bodie
Coal River Beach
Opal Barnette
Clotine
Mies Katherine Darin
Milton
J. Albans
Order of the Eastern Sar
Masonic Temple
Mra
Mira
J. A. Watts
Joby Massitt
O. N. Sinter
F. D. Burgees
John Mow- Ban
Mya
Carl Griffiths
Eleo
Tay O. B. Zinn
D. C. Bardin
Shepherd Chapel
M. E
W. R. Mayer
M. E. Church
Mr. Bardin
Vendalin
Mr. Mayer
Shape Herrt
Depe
Peer Lene
Cleston
St Albana Masonic lodge installs new officers
The day evening ceremony at the St Albana Masonic lodge installed officers led by Worshipful Roy White as senior warden Troy Sutler and secretary O N Blater. Also noted were treasurer Lt White seward M M Kirby William Robertson senior deacon G Stutler and junior deacon L W Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albana Masonic Lodge
Bartett
Roy ©. White
Troy D. Sutler
O. N. Blater
Lt. White
Tresauret
M. M. Kirby
William Robertson
Istewards
Commission Orders Coal Rate Reduction
The public service commission authorized a one day notice to set a coal rate at 82.9 percent of a net ton from Virginian railway mines to Fairmont, lowering the present $2.87 net ton. The concession follows counsel agreement pending final determination of Domestic Coke Corp of Fairmont against the Virginian, Chesapeake and Ohio, Baltimore and Ohio, and New York Central railroads. Norfolk and Western opposed. Hearing adjourned to a future date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission Center
Virginian
Fairmont
Domestic
Coke Corporation of
Pairmont
Chesapeake and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Divers Bring Fortune In Gold Up From Ship
Divers from the salvage ship Artightu recovered gold ingots and sovereigns from the sunken Egypt, totaling about 60 pounds valued around 2,000,000 with other coins. Weather remained favorable though a long swell hampered work, and the ship planned a quick run to Plymouth to deliver the treasure early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest
Brphea
Twalism
Artightu
Egypt
Seward
Deap
Artiguo
Plymouth
Teruel
Insurance Concern Opens District Offices Here
Alan A. Greenapon, district agent for Provident Mutual Insurance, announces the opening of district offices on the fifteenth floor of the Kanawha Valley Building in Charleston. The Spiller Hicks general agency, with Mr. Hicks in Richmond after July, names Charleston as the new hub. Greenapon, formerly in Huntington, studied at West Virginia University and the Wharton School. The Charleston office marks the company’s active Kanawha Valley expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan A. Greenapon
Waat Virginia Univers}t
Wharton School of Commerce and Finance
University of Fennsylvania
Greenspon Wirl
Burt News
Kanawha Valley
Miners Rally in West Virginia at Cinco and Middle Fork
West Virginia Mine Workers plan a 2 PM rally at Cinco and Middle Fork of Bla Creek. Frank Keeney, union president, and attorney H W Houston will speak at Cinco while B A Beott, president, and George Scheer, secretary, will address attendees at Middle Fork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Cinco
Middle Fork
Bla Creek
Frank Keeney
H. W. Houston
Will Apeak
B. A. Beott
George Scheer
Middie Folks
Massey drafting petition to challenge VanHorn nomination
D Mancey and D Bal istory prepared a petition to contest Republican Guy W VanHorn’s nomination after a recount reduced his lead. The petition, to be served tomorrow, cites alleged fraud in Charleston and London precincts and in Union district.
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Mancey
Guy W. VanHorn
Eneriff
Bal
Istory
VanMorn
Massey
Masey
Kanawharity Court
VanHorm
Charleston
Union District
London
Salisbury
VanHor
Feytona
Epworth league hosts cookout and health clinic plans
The Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal church held a social with a weiner roast at Mitchell Grove near Plymouth on Friday night. Attendees included Constance Snyder and many neighbors. The Nitro Welfare club will sponsor a public health clinic at Nitro High School next Wednesday at 1:40 PM for all children. Dr. John Thames will oversee diphtheria, smallpox, and typhoid inoculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal Church
S Weiner
Mitchell Grove
Plymouth
Constance Snyder
Beatrice Hart
Tanft
Cleo Fish
Evelyn Creasy
Mattie Creasy
Lavera Wiley
Thelma Scott
Winifred Walker
Ida Oldham
Vivian Wiley
Betty Oldham
Mary Smith
Inis
Belle Braton
Istell Braton
Garnie O'Dell
Barbara Morton
Rutherford Haul
William Roberts
Ronald Burnett
Arthur Dorman
Robert Sibley
Fred Bush
Ember Walker
John Walker
James Whittington
Vandal
Lyona
Irven Villa
C. HR. Oldham
M. Lagies
W. Roberts
Nitro Welfare Club
Nitro High School
John Thames
Kanawhs
Wilford Higginbotham
iAntomerer
Ralph &. Wallace
To0omag W. Bartram
Pierre Witty
Earl Snyder
G. ©. Aldersom
I. B. Higginbotham
Boyd Higginbotham
W. W. Burnett
J. W. Skugge
PF. W. Tingley
William Jones
Rebecca Coen
Nellie Stewart
Molly Arbuckle
Mixes Lyde Jones
Kathryn Walker
Mise Maryelle Deane
Edward Shamalin
Emma Chapel
Putnam County
Burin
Church
Shaiblin
Charleston
Liberty
Beber Fisher
Columbus
Mr. Fisher
John 8
Wilson
Louise
Wayne
John Hall
Nona Joan, Jr
Charles
Dunbar
Clay Custer
Fourteenth Street
John L. Beas
Sunay
Page
A. L Wick
Ritre
Ralph Walker
Nitro
Bangor
Ella Hummer
Keokuk
Ralph Dinsmoor
Delmar
M. J. Custer
Twenty-fifth Street
Dunter Glass
Francie Chambertain
Cadletteburg
Harold Kenell
T. H. Kennel
Lynch Reelected Leader at McQuiley Club Meeting
Waiter W. Lynch was reelected president of the McQuiley club at Friday evening's meeting. J. M. Hickman was reelected secretary. New officers chosen included P. F. Mitchell as vice president, Mrs. W. W. Reis as pro- Brum chairwoman, and George Quick among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waiter W. Lynch
McQuiley Club
J. ME. Hickman
PF. Mitchell
W. W. Reis
George Quick
Irens" Bartlett
Worariun
Woman Cures from Rhumatism with Rumetex Claim
Mrs. George Morton of between Oak Hill and Fayetteville declares Rumetex cured her rheumatism after hospital treatment left her unable to walk. She states relief began immediately and pain tablets ceased. She bought Rumetex at Potterfield's Drug Store for 85 cents, guaranteed to relieve in 38 hours or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Morton
Oak Hui
Fayetteville
Rumetex
Potterfield
Diarrhea Advisory Warns Charleston Parents
Charleston health commissioner Dr Hugh B Robins warned yesterday that the summer illness known as the summer complaint has reappeared. He reported 27 Charleston child deaths in 1931 and urged breast feeding, regular feeding intervals, boiled water, and cleanliness to prevent illness while stressing medical consultation for any diarrhea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Hugh B. Robins
Commissionar
Bis
Onte Anto
McGuffey Club Outing Planned With Program and Sports
McGuffey club announces a day event at the Piaher recreation on Phoebe Koontz farm in Jackson county. Visitors bring lunches, hear a program led by Walter M. Lynch of the Kanawhs club, featuring song, talk by J Morrison, readings, and music. An old fashioned riding contest follows with a prize for grace. Afternoon games include basketball, croquet, and tennis with local teams Sendyville and Ripley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tig Phoebe
J. Morrison
Club Quartet
J. Mteiman
BS. F. Mitchell
Mrs. Ral
Guffey Readers Invited to Claim Fishing Crown
Street Commissioner lays claim to Walton crown in the Kanawha valley. Details of the catch weight and size remained uncertain, with measurements varying slightly across retellings, as observers noted Mr. Medisy’s proclaimed skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Meiiley
Stresta
Yasterday
Walton
Kanawha Valley
Medisy
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STS
Dominion Unity
Bennett
St. Albans News
Fred Kaiser
Brooklyn, N
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Second Avenue
C. 8. Linn
Priday Mra
Jennie Harvey
Ethel Sate
Virginia
Jack
Mr. and
Mra. Bhirley Rose
Pennsylvania
Deepwater
C. H. Zinn
College Hill
Berdwich
South Cngheston
Johna
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Commission
Insurance Concern
VanHorn
Nitro News
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Roosevelt
Gey
Franklin BD
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Chicago
Mia
Curtin Dull
Jamies Toosevelt
Jamek Roosevelt
Robins
Charlestons
Feavens Cruise Liner
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Baltimore
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Mallory Lines
McGuffey Club
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