Healthiest Girl In State Chosen From Grantsville
Miss Aleen Gherke of Grantsville Calhoun county won the West Virginia 4-H health contest at Jackson's Ball last week. She will represent the state in Chicago this December at the national 4-H health contest. The health seat boy will be chosen in August. Doctors Paden and MacLeod reported dental issues among many top finishers. Second place went to Nelna Johnson Nutters Fork Harrison county and third to Virginia Swepston Talcott Summers county. Eighteen counties were represented in the contest.
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Aleen Gherke
Grantsville
Calhoun County
West Virgina
Jackson
Chicago
R. H. Paden
R. H. MacLeog
State Health Department
Festh
Nelna Johnson
E. B. Johnson
Nutters Fork
Harrison County
Virginia Swepston
C. H. Swepston
Talcott
Summers County
Gherke Ia
M. 5. Gherke
Grantaville
Picnic and meetings fill St Albans week
The Atkinson Memorial M E church choir held a Thursday picnic at Bill's Creek School on Winfield Road with many attendees. The Philsthea Bible class will meet at Mrs H D Poole's home, and the sixth district American Legion auxiliary plans a district meeting in Charleston with luncheon hosted by Bess Harrison. Mrs L J White and children returned home after a ten day visit, and the Business Men's Association discussed continuing the Western Union Telegraph Office in St Albans with financial concerns noted.
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Atkinson Memorial
M. E
Bill's Creek
Winfield Road
Mozella Lewis
Ellen Reed
Helen
Mary Evelyn Ward
Madaline Barker
Mary Dawson
Joseph Pettit
Josus
Geraldine Pettit
G. Widen
Oscar Widen
Riley Dawson
Jack Dawson
Rosewell Barker
Estep
C. L. Butchinson
Maxweil Jarrett
Dunbar
Paul Dawson
Virgil Miller
Eugene Bolt
Eccles
Joel Miller
Philsthea Bible
First ML
Church, South
H. D. Poole
Second Avenue
5. . Grayton
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Charleston
Ft. Albana
Logan, Rathelle
Beck
J. Bartlett
Business Man's Association
K. of P
Main Street
L. & Lowenstein
EB. N. Wickit
New York
D. W. Vaughn
Huntington
Kitvenger
M. D. Hawley
Charles Brown
H Meadows
Wickins
Western Union Telegraph Office
St. Albans
London Schools Elects Bush as District Superintendent
B. Bush elected as district superintendent of London schools and serves on education boards. He is WVU alumnus with extensive post graduate work and past roles as teacher, superintendent in Concord normal and other districts, plus former state board of education member.
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I B. Bush
Bush
Board of Education of
London
Heig
West Virginia University
University of Pittsburgh
Vanderbilt University
Concord Normal
Athens
Hinton
Parkersburg
Erie
Elocation
West Virginia University, Alumni Association
West Virginia Council of Regions Education
Error Writ Granted In Earl Cameron Case
Writ of error allowed by Judge Haymond Maxwell in the state Supreme Court in vacation on Hose M. Cameron v Earl R. Cameron. Case appealed from San Francisco to Kanawha County circuit court. Other items note weather summary across states and river stage reports, with local notices of residents visiting and returning home.
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S.m
United States
U. S. Weather Bureau
Haymond Maxwell
New York
Preme
Isiemi
Hose M. Cameron
Plain
Chicago
Earl R. Came
Denver
San Fransisc
Circuit Court
Kanawha County
Senate
St. Louis
Seattle
Pittsburgh
Little Rock
L. M. Campbell
Parkersburg
Ruth Dunn
Jackson Street
Monroe County
Fishing Fleets Grow in New England Ports
Boston and other New England ports expand fleets and boost groundfish output with more vessels and workers. The Boston fleet rises from 104 to 226 ships, and total groundfish receipts reach 264,796,800 pounds in 1930, while the swordfish fleet sets a record with 87 ships.
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Boston
New England
America
United Press
Newport
New London
Massachusetts
George Perry
Marjorie Parker
Fishermen suffer losses from storms off New England coast
Sailors Joseph Leavitt of the Groucester schooner Governor Puller and Cant Ernest Parsons of the Boston schooner Lark endure savage storms along the rockbound coast. The toll rises with 23 vessels sunk this year versus 18 last year, marking heavy maritime losses.
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Joseph Leavitt
Groucester
Governor Puller
Ernest Parsons
Boston
Lark
New England
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Dr. Vaughn
J. W. R. Skinner
O. N. Slater
W. H. Wilson
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Anha Marie
Helen Bowles
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Hide Coburn
Pearl Collims
Margaret
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Widen
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Marshall College
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Washington Street
Sire Department
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Marshall
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D. B. Taylor
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