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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1934

Page

10

Speaking Contest Won by Michael

The state public speaking contest at the capitol last night was won by Jock Ray Michael of Ceredo, with the subject NRA and the Farmer. Second place went to Raymond Baker of Weston on Cooperation with the Agricultural Adjustment Act. Harold Snyder of West Milford spoke on Advantages of Being a Fev er. Judges included Rush D Holt, Melville Stewart, Charles ton, and H Cliff Hamilton. The program also featured a talk by H Jones of Radnor Ohio, national president of the Future Farmers of America.

Future Farmers of America Capitol Jock Ray Michael Ceredo NRA Farmer Raymond Baker Weston Harold Snyder West Milford Rush D. Holt Melville Stewart Charleston H. Cliff Hamilton

September 3 Set for School Opening Conference adopts fixed start

County and assistant superintendents voted to begin the new term on September 3 the first Monday of the month. They reported to state superintendent W W Trent that the county unit system had worked satisfactorily in its first year. The program included public speaking contest topics by Walter Jordan Clyde Hess William Kuykendall Buster Brown and Henry Brown with titles on cooperation education and farming.

Capitol W. W. Trent America Walter Jordan Cairo Clyde Q. Hess Morgantown West Virginia William Kuykendall Moorefield Buster Brown Lewisburg Henry Brown Oceana

Four-H Club Members To Go to Washington

A group of Four H club girls and boys, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. H MacGowran, will depart tomorrow for Washington. The delegation includes Frances Lynn Jenkins Guthrie Hester Moore Hugheston Marie Stump Frances Stump Elkview Juanita Miller and Juanita Jarrett Dunbar Virginia Jordan Coopers Creek Arnold Dorsey Obley and Kenneth Smith Elk Two Mik in Ealing England bans Sunday public park games.

H Club

Bachmann Not to Be Candidate Says He Will Not Run

Carl G. Bachmann of Wheeling former congressman from the first district says he will not seek his old seat nor the Republican nomination for United States senator in a letter to The Wheeling Intelligencer. He cites humor and notes he left public life 16 years ago without a dollar after a career in various offices. Bachmann was defeated in 1932 by Robert L. Ramsey and has since practiced law in Wheeling.

Carl G. Bachmann Wheeling First Statee Wheeling Intelligencer Bachmann

Miss Carrie Sutherland Undergoes Operation

Miss Carrie Sutherland of South Ruttner yesterday underwent a major operation at Kanawha Valley hospital. Attaches said last night her condition is as good as can be expected. Ie Scotland has a quiet Sunday campaign.

Carrie Sutherland South Ruttner Kanawha Valley Hospital

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