Sweaters for Red Cross Sought in Charleston Area
Charleston and Kanawha county knitters are urged to help the Red Cross by knitting sweaters for hospitalized veterans. Mrs. Nelle Huneke says Charleston should supply 20 sweaters with sleeves and 10 without, with yarn and needles available at the Red Cross building on the levee. The national goal is 39,900 sweaters, and chapters nationwide are contributing to meet the need before cold weather.
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Charleston
Kanawha County
Nelle Huneke
The
American Red Crose
Huneke
Redross
United States
Sted Cross
Red Cross
Line In The Wake Of Political News Editorial
Clyde H East Daylight Saving was partially observed in the Ohio county city last spring and has now been dropped. The piece discusses citizens’ mixed views on daylight saving, winter light scarcity, and the need for sweaters for veterans in Red Cross shortages at government hospitals. It urges renewed war-time civic effort and quick response to shortages.
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Wheeline
Ohio County
West Virginia
Tarkershure
Amy N
Ann
Sunda
West Virginia urged to boost water power and highway plans
The Parkersburg Sentinel argues for accelerated water power development in West Virginia and for legislation to enable state use of power. It notes industrial appeals rely on attracting outside capital, and credits recent highway progress under Governor Howard M. Gore, including road rights between Sistersville and New Martinsville and prison road camps.
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West Virginia
jThe
Parkersburg Sentinel
Ena
the Sentinel
Virginia
Boards of Trade
Thi Suibi
Thane
West
Howard M. Gore
Panhandle
Toni
Sistersville
New Martinseie
W. F.urgres
Mounds Ville
Gore
P. Smith
Governor oversees Moundsville to Cameron road work progress
Governor inspected the Marshall county project early morning, approving camp arrangements and noting maintenance justified extending the contract. He spoke with Senator Burgess about right of way negotiations, the leased casino building as a prisoner camp, and crew allocations of about 25 prisoners next week with plans for a second camp and staff from the elite road commission in attendance.
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Moundsville-Cameron Yead
Marshall County
Burgess
C.D. Fortney
C. i Malloy
Elite Road Commission
Eyi Snyder
Wetzel
Paden City Park
Alweed
Agina
White Sulphur Springs Horseback Ride Chronicle
In White Sulphur Springs yesterday and today a party of riders traveled thirty miles over North Mountain with a game dinner at Jim Perry’s cabin. The group included Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Barnhart Miss Martha Kerwood and others. They crossed Kate Mountain to Lone Pine Falls and rode over Notes Mountain, with appearances by Mrs Carter Lofty and Miss Mary Now-Auling Walsh. Other riders included Janehon and a New York couple touring Sunset Bay Hunter's Trail.
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White Sulphur Springs
Greerbrier
North Mountain
Jim Perry
Eugene Barnhart
Martha Kerwood
Olive Kahlo
Burkhard Banks
Edward King
M. P. R. Lawrence Dickson
Kates Mountain
Lone Pine Falls
Carter Lofty
Mary Now- Auling
S&s
Lady's Testimony Praises Lydia E. Pinkham V Vegetable Compound
Norfolk Virginia reader recounts dramatic health recovery after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes improved condition during menopause change of life after a doctor urged hospital treatment and hospitalization, then notes lasting wellness and urges others to consider the product.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Norfolk
Virginia
Lydia
Pinkham
J. A. Jones
Key Avenue
Marsh undecided on Gore's offer in West Virginia
Cct Harvey Marsh, named to head the state's enforcement machinery as prohibition commissioner, said he had not yet decided to accept Governor Gore's offer and would complete his decision within two or three days. He plans to return tonight to Parkersburg after a stop in Point Pleasant. A line about flax near Wister, Ireland last summer appears in the report.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
Harvey Marsh
Gore
State Senate
Parkersbury
State Retailers Meet Next Week in Virginia
The Council of Retail Merchants will hold its directors meeting at Hotel Prichard on October 14. Clarence H. Stein, secretary, announced the gathering to plan the council’s program for the coming year. The session starts at 9:15 AM and will close with a luncheon. In Colonial Hartford, bachelors paid 20 shillings tax for living alone.
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Council of
Hotel Prichard
Jom
Clarence H. Stein
Hartford
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