Churches Plan Union Services for Charleston Summer
Seven east Charleston churches unite for Sunday evening services through July August and the first Sunday in September. July venues rotate among churches while August and September move to capitol grounds with Rev. Ernest Thom and others delivering sermons on topics including Religion in a World Revolution.
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Union
East Charleston
Capitol Grounds
1St Methodist Episcopal Rch
Quarrier and
Morris Streets
Robert Bagnell
Clarence W. Kemper
Baptist Temple
Denver
Colorado
First Presbyterian
Ruffner Memorial Presbyterian
Asbury Methodist Episcopal
First Christian
First Methodist Episcoi
South
First Methodist Iscopal
Future Farmers elect officers at annual meeting in Charleston WV
The West Virginia Future Farmers of America held its seventh annual meeting at the state capitol. Robert Jones, national president, spoke as officers for the coming year were elected and eight members received degrees. Prizes honored Cairo and Tygarts Valley chapters for exhibits and record books.
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West Virginia Association of Future Farmers of America
Robert Jones
Capithe
Sea Chamber
State Cap
Jones
Cairo
Unid Shapler
Walter Jordan
Gilbert Fiddler
Tygarts Valley
Woodford Moore
Patsy Cipolloni
Guy Cain
Gail Jackson
James Washburn
Marvin Hadley
Paul Nay
Frank McConne
Clarence Barnette
J. Morrison
Charleston
A. D. Forman
Aurora
Ray Lipscomb
P. D. Plymale
Waynes
O. B. Bond
Mason- Stewart Watts
Frankford
William Loyd
Sutton
Clyde Snyder
Patsey Cipolloni
Mason- Town
West
Harry Burn
Masontown
Buffalo
Allena
Parsons
Lew
Ithaca
A Y
Brat George
Rey
George F. Warren
Pearsons
Couneil University
Allotment for State Relief Demoed in Federal Plan
June 29 report shows a total allotment of 1,449,153 for state relief. Virginia figures appear among allocations from the Federal Relief Administration, including 1,250,000 for relief and 53,000 for transient work with rural rehabilitation funds and related research amounts. The listing reflects diverse relief categories and a blend of federal support details.
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Washington
Virginia
Ie Federal Relief Administration
Roosevelt Policy Poll Sevenths Return Report Digest 1934
The June 30 1934 issue of the Literary Digest presents the seventh nationwide poll on Roosevelt policies. It summarizes public opinion on economic relief, New Deal reforms, and government interventions, reflecting shifts in support and opposition across demographics and regions.
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Roosevelt
Literary Digest
Vacationist packet of sixteen travel bulletins offer guidance
A Charleston Gazette notice invites readers to order a Washington Bureau packet titled The Vacationist. It lists topics from Etiquette of Travel to Automobile Camping and Fishing Laws with prices, mail instructions, and a coupon request for forty five cents, requiring name address city and payment details.
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Washington
U. S
Chicago World's Fair
Charleston Gazette
New York Ave
Washington, D
U. G
No Change in Books Ordered by Board
A formal order by the state board of education states there will be no changes in elementary school textbooks for the next year. Texts will be retained unless an imperative change is required.
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State Board of Education
Three Are Injured In Automobile Mishap
W. W. Hanshaw of Mainstreet his wife and daughter Virginia were slightly injured in a collision at Kanawha City. They were treated at McMillan hospital for cuts from broken glass. A. Russell of Chesapeake was arrested on reckless driving and jailed. Four Hanshaw children escaped injury.
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W. W. Hanshaw
Mainstreet
Virginia
Kanawha City
McMillan Hospital
A. Russell
Chesapeake
Hanshaw
Fireworks Display Planned At Armour Park July 4
South Charleston post 94 of the American Legion authorized by Commander R C Needham to stage patriotic services and a fireworks show on July 4 at the Armour park baseball grounds with a rain date next clear day. A community subscription of up to one dollar per family will be solicited by named solicitors including Neil French and W F Baume among others.
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South Charleston
American Legion
R. C. Needham
U. S. Navy
Armour Park
Neil French
W. F. Baume
Helen Lanterman
M. C. Catlette
3. B. Hertington
W. T. Sticer
R. T. Dixon
H.R. Stewart
CW. Wendell
W. R. Thompson
Moses Zeeger
L. P. Rogers
Ira Maynor
George Delforge
J. O. Crenshaw
Beer License Bureau Posts Big Day For Taxes
The Beer License Bureau reported a busy day with approximately 33000 dollars received at the counter and in the mail. This followed a prior day when deposits exceeded 101000 dollars as officials noted steady activity in beer licensing operations.
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Beer License Bureau
State Tax Department
Frey Named Administrator of Graphic Arts Code in W Va
Clarence E. Frey, longtime administrator for West Virginia graphic arts codes, announces Lewis Frey of Charleston as code administrator succeeding James W. Weir who resigns. Weir remains secretary of the West Virginia Publishers Association. Frey plans to visit each code member in the state.
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Workmen's Compensation Department
James W. Weir
Elkins
Weir
West Virginia Publishers ‘Association
Clarence Frey
Logan
Clarence E. Frey
Graphic Arts Code
Lewis
Prey of
Charleston
E. G. Reeves
Irvine
West Virginia
Lewis Frey
Higies
Charge Against Mays Dropped by Grand Jury in Cincinnati
Hamilton county grand jury today ignored charges against Howard Mays formerly of Charleston West Virginia in the slaying of Charles Gass. The action effectively clears Mays of the crime though background reports say he had been tied to the case after an earlier incident involving Mrs Mays.
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Cincinnati
Howard Mays
Charleston
W. Va
Charles Gass
Hamilton County Grand Jury
Mays
Maya Ass
All Bran devotion from Kellogg’s Bran fan letter
Enthusiastic reader from Pax University Town praises Kellogg’s All Bran for years of use. Letter extols taste and “bulk” for intestines with vitamin B and iron. Advises two tablespoonfuls daily, three for serious cases, and to consult a doctor if not relieved. Produced by Belioog in Battle Creek.
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Mart Gant Baan
Amy
Prea University Pax
Town
Beliogg
Battie Creek
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