Future Farmers Hear Address By J B McLaughlin
The West Virginia Future Farmers of America gathered for a convention with J B McLaughlin state agriculture commissioner delivering the opening address on The Future of Agriculture in West Virginia. A public speaking contest is set for eight o’clock this evening at the state house with contestants from multiple chapters and regions, followed by a round table on organizational activities. Sixty one delegates attended the gathering and many teachers officers delegates and executive committee members were listed as present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Association of the Future Farmers of America
J. B. McLaughlin
West Virginia
Clyde @aphenson
Clay
Slondon Smith
Wayne
Paul McCutcheon
State House
Public Service Commission
State
Harry Born
Munzontown
Northwest Region
Dallas Barnett
Unions
North Central
Neca
David Ldnton
Hedgesville
Orth Eastern
America
Wayne Faulkner
Williamsburg
Southeastern
Brandon Smith
Weyne
Southwestern
H.C. Hamilton
Charleston
Kenna H,yrs
Ripley
C. J. Morrison
Charleatar
Rural clubs host picnics and fundraisers at Four Pool and Midway
Rural clubs including Toe Lattes and Four-H groups held picnics and swimming sessions at the Four Pool near Dunbar and at Indian Creek and Coco clubs. Chaperones Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Rector Critchfield oversaw activities. A July 13 movie show at Midway junior high, attended by over 200, aims to raise funds for Melba Romine and others to attend county camp July 30 at the fairgrounds below Tuuber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toe Lattes Community Club
Fourpool
W.P. Brammer
J. T. Alexander
J. €. Blackwood
L. B. Johnson
Hansard Bal- Tey
Albing Alexander
William Cienn
Glennor McClung
Bobby Alexander
Jesa Blackwood
Roberta Blackwood
Phylla Blackwood
Freddie Brown
Thomas Walker
Virginia King
Carmelle Hannigan
Corneliy King
Freda King
Sybil Romine
Junior Jefferies
Edward Dettetles
Diamond
Rector Critchfield
Thees
Indian Creek
Coco
Goldie Jarrett
Myrtle Jarrett
Mac Keeton
Chelsea Livingston
Clyde Ross
Sybial Perry
Irene Pitzer
Freda Perry
Evelyn Harless
Herman Kinder
St Kinder
Ted Morris
Clyde Bhaw
Vec
Pauline Shawver
E.g. Livingston
Eegie Livingston
H.W. Jarrett
Guy Hughes
Ray Hughes
Judith Perry
Grandview
Robert Erwin
Eugene Irwin
George French
Junior French
William Moore
Evelyn Walker
Mandane Walker
Barbara Dickerson
Prune Harmon
Virginia Robson
Alma Murtil
Tuey Willams
Midway Pour-H
Midway Junior High School
Fairgrounds
Tuuber
Sentences Imposed by Black in Kanawha Court
In intermediate court yesterday Henry K. Black imposed sentences. Dennis Dunnigan of Charleston received two years in the state penitentiary for breaking and entering a Kanawha street store. Granvel Jones earned six months in the Kanawha county jail on a misdemeanor. Graden Bostl faced zero days for possession of liquor. John Shears got six months in jail for theft of tools from the county. Raymond Jarrell received six months for concealment of the stolen tools. Benny Brooks was given six months for assault on George Rush of Margaret Street. A rule was issued against William Fraley of Giley for failure to appear as a witness.
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Jutze
Henry K. Black
Dennis Dunnigan
Charleston
State
Kanawha Street
Granvel Jones
Kanawha County
Graden Bostl
John Shears
Jal
Raymond Jarrell
Benny Brooks
Jay
George Rush
Margaret Street
William Fraley
Giley
City Employees Told to Pay Taxes or Lose Second Half Pay
City Treasurer John D B Price issued a bulletin stating all city employees must pay their city taxes for the first time in years or risk losing the second half of their paycheck. The bulletin warns that no taxes would result in final pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John DB. Price
Nalpas
Inferiority complex stalls progress in study and practice
The piece urges beginners to overcome an inferiority complex by following careful, step by step instruction. It notes many experts were once beginners and that patience, attention to detail, and gradual learning lead to skill, contrasting with rushing to imitate top performers. A separate note reports a robin nesting on a gun club brace in Wabash Indiana disrupting rifle practice.
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Ind
Germany to Build Two Police Planes
Berlin reports Hermann Goering announced in an exclusive interview that Germany will order two police planes to protect against aerial threats. He stressed these are not military planes, but defense measures to counter potential bombings and protests from a recent pamphlet drop over Berlin.
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Berlin
Meny
Aeria
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
United Press
Hitler
Germany
Goering
Sam
Wilhelmstrasse
Alexanderplatz
Nitro Newsic Highlights From Ward Game and Local Notices
Nitro baseball lost a tight 4 to 3 contest to Ward on the Ward diamond as George Tucker, a former Nitro player, defeated Hudnall in a 12 inning pitchers battle. Mrs. William Wintz is reported to be slowly improving after a major operation at Charleston General hospital last week. Betty Lee Baumgartner visits grandparents M Burgess at Oak Hill for several weeks. Mrs Claude Earl of Charleston underwent major surgery, formerly Miss Mafalda Lemma of Nitro, and is recovering well. List of local residents attended the Charleston Huntingdon Mid Atlantic league game in Charleston Sunday. Henry Witty visiting Morganton with friends. Mr and Mrs R C Stewart returned from Toronto after his mother's death. Manufacturer's Bank closed for state repeal election. local plants operate as usual. Nitro Boy Scouts to meet tonight in the town hall. public invited.
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Ward
Thresher
George Tucker
Hudnall
William Wintz
Charleston General Hospital
Betty Lee Baumgartner
M. Burgess
Oak Hill
Claude Earl
Charleston
Earl
Mafalda Lemma
Luigi Lemma
Nitro
B.T. O'Gorman
R. K. Hutchison
R. Cooper
L. F. Hartrantt
M. A. Benflet
T. F. Baumgartner
F. Robinson
Wiford Higgin
Nitro Boy Scouts
Nitro Town Hall
Woman seeks 35000 in damages from Warner Brothers theaters
Further testimony was heard in Kahawha circuit court yesterday in the suit of Mrs. Bernice Hunker of Gassaway against Warner Brothers theaters. She claims 35000 damages for injuries after a fall in a toaster in Charleston.
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Kahawha
Bernice Hunker
Gassaway
Warner Brothers Theaters
Charleston
Morgan shifts stance amid Kanawha school board debate
John T. Morgan declared he is in accord with the policy of allowing hearings on actions by the new Kanawha County school board. He questioned what recent events and common sense could induce a Democrat to become a Republican, signaling ongoing political realignment discussions.
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John T. Morgan
Kanawha County
Key
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Seer predicts national upheaval and disasters this summer
Hoboken professor Gustave Meyer claims an astrological chart foresees repeal of prohibition sweeping the country this year and warns of curses for President Roosevelt and James J. Walker, with fires, rail disasters, post office robberies, and stock-market shocks, while building and loan institutions may prosper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
N. J
Gustave Meyer
Americas
Roosevelt
Gtuts
Meyer
Sule
Washington
D.C
Frien
Profussort Meyer
James J. Walker
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
America
Free Dental Work Offered by Examiners
In Charleston today needy residents may receive free dental care at the high school building as 14 graduate dentists seek West Virginia licenses and undergo state board examinations. The board elected Dr. D. B. Davis of Clarksburg president, replacing Dr. F. M. Farnsworth of Buckhannon, with Dr. Do. M. dividen of Charleston re elected secretary.
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Charleston High School
West Virginia
State Board
D. B. Davis
Clarksburg
F. M. Farnsworth
Buckhannon
Do. M. Dividen
Charleston
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State Commissioner of Agriculture
Daling Harnett
Guy Cain
Buffalo
Patsy Clossona
Masontown
James Clovis
Wadestown
Tracy Cosort
Tipple
Paul Conley
Grantsville
Haven Clay
Surveyo
Freesland
Middlebourne
Humphries
Elxylew
Marvin Hadley
Calro
James Harris
West Milford
Hermon Hurd
Frankford
Carl Houchins
Smoot
George Hanish
Greenbank
George Hall
Mill Creek
Wal- Jordan
Cairo
Robert Jackson
David Linton
Leo Lewis
Bunker Hill
Claud Mor+ris
Blackeville
Dwight Miller
Pay McIntyre
Lumberport
Alien Farsoms
Pareons
Armand Stalnaker
Weston
Harry Streanider
David Smith
Harold Shaffer
Shinnston
Robert Stephenson
Hite Stewart
Oceana
Emmett Snedegar
Willamsburg
Bob Starkey
Wallace
Wendel
Tenney
Upshur
Garth Thomas
Whiamsburg
Joan Webb
University High School
Morgantown
Gale Jackson
Sutton
Oron McKinney
Basin
A. H. Holland
Elkview
Leslie KE. Montgomery
RH. W. Cline
F. F. Rothilaberger
Fred
Holbert
N. . Boetcher
Min Creek
W. Hill Grantsville
C. Waggoner
Belington
Richard EH. Harbert
Ivin McKeever
H. N. Hansucker
C. Butter
Early Hughes
Clyde Snyder
Howata Curtis
Howard Hevener
D. W. Parsons
Paul Z. McCoy
J. W. Ankeney
Woodrow Wolf
Fred Smith
Wilam &. Loyd
Charlee Lightner
Stewart Watts
F. E. Robinson
F. EB. Robinson
Maccabees
Hardyon County
Supreme Lodge
Detroit
Nitro News
Seer
ALY Ceyas
Goodyear
Henry Bros
Broad St
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