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West Virginia Clinches a Life of Service and Power
Obituary honors Dr. John Pettit former superintendent at the West Virginia State Tuberculosis Sanitarium Terra Alta. He led Weston’s hospital staff and served six years at Terra Alta guiding public health. The piece also discusses West Penn Power’s Chea t River basin project advancing massive hydroelectric potential and the need to protect public rights while fostering regional development. The American Legion post at Fairmont is noted.
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John “Pettit
West Virginia
Weston
Terra Alta
Mgd
Pleasing Gifts for Christmas Portable Graphophones
Local store advertises Columbia Portable Graphophones as ideal gifts for youngsters. Inventory slashed to clear out stock with prices like 6000 Portables at 30, one 35.00 Portable at 17.50, and a 200.00 Console Cabinet Graphophone now 100.00. All instruments stated as in perfect condition.
Red Cross Pharmacy Organizes Emergency Squad of Veterans
The article lauds the Red Cross Pharmacy plan to form an emergency squad of selected former service members to aid police statewide in emergencies. It praises citizenship and calls for Christmas charity giving to Salvation Army and anti tuberculosis efforts, urging readers to give and buy Christmas seals.
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Salvation Army
Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Letter to Editor Clarifies Democratic Committee Action
In Grafton West Virginia December 20 1929 a reader responds to a recent Sentinel editorial. He defends the Democratic committee reshuffle noting Mrs Sommerville’s resignation and his selection, denying that anyone was ousted and stressing goodwill with Editor Howard H Holt.
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Howard H. Holt
Grafton Daily Sentinel
Grafton
West Va
Holt
the Sentinel
Howard Hoyt
Democratic Committee
Sommerville
Claude Bailey
Democratic Party Rueful Letter Upsets Republican Confidence
Mrs Gene W Ford defends Democratic leaders and women’s unity while criticizing Republicans. She condemns past bigotry at polls, praises retiring associate chairman and George as four square Democrat, and calls for carrying forward democracy without another 1928 debacle.
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Sansle
Emily Sommerville
Democratic Party
George
al Smith
Bailey
Foriua
Hoover Democrats
West Hill
Gene W. Ford
Boost Plymouth The Town That Boosted Growth In Massachusetts
A nostalgic look at Plymouth Massachusetts as a case study in boosterism. Outsiders are welcomed with promotional tickets and a friendly push from a thriving Chamber of Commerce. The effort spurred population growth, new industries, and increased payroll, showcasing cooperation and local pride over stagnation.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
New England
Court Keeps Dr. Snook's Execution Stay Through Jan 31
Columbus Ohio December 21 Dr James Howard Snook a former Ohio State University professor and convicted killer of Theora Hix received a six week extension of life as the Ohio Supreme Court stayed his execution until January 31 to allow more time for appeals His case centers on two motions including a possible review and a constitutional question to permit an appeal to the U S Supreme Court if the Ohio decision is adverse Warden Thomas announced the stay after midnight ending Thursday Starr
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Columbus
James Howard Snook
Ohio State University
Theora K. Hix
Supreme Court
Preston E. Thomas
Ohio Penueary
Snook
High Tribunal
Supreme Court of the United States
Ohio Court
Mountaineer Editor Brownlee Ramsay Returns Home
Brownlee Ramsay, previously a student in Raleigh North Carolina, arrived here Thursday night after a cross country hitchhiking trip. He was editor of The Mountaineer, the local high school paper, last year.
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Brownlee Ramsay
Raleigh, N. C
North Carolina
Brownlee
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Mountaineer
Notice to Eva M Travis and George R Travis Depositions January 14 1930
In Logan West Virginia at the Guyan Bank building Wilson Dry Cleaning Company through James C Holt gives notice that depositions of W C Crough and others will be taken January 14 1930 between 9 am and 6 pm for use in an equity case in Taylor County West Virginia. If not commenced or completed that day the depositions will be adjourned day to day at the same place and hours until completed. D127 Jan 4
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Eva M. Travis
George R. Travis
C. S. Minter
Guyan Bank
Logan
West Virginia
W. C. Crough
James C. Holt
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