Taylor County Farm Bureau schedule of meetings
Schedule of Taylor County Farm Bureau meetings lists events from July 24 to October 18 across Wickwire Haymiah Finntytown Flag Run Harmony Grove Webster Camp Loyal and the County Fair. Articles note health campaign meetings, agricultural talks, and club activities for boys and girls with details on timings and venues. The piece also covers Farm Bureau and local fair committee appointments and urges community backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickwire Farmers’ Club
Haymiah
Bhifey’ School
Finntytown
State Health Department
Charleston
Shroyer School
Farings
Clit i
Wilson School
Health Campaign
Roster School
Chapel Church
Harmony Grove Church
Webster
Farm Boys’ and Girls’ Institute
Camp Loyal
Flag Run Shroyer School
Many Grove
Hall
Rural health week shows free lectures for rural folks
A rural health week offers free illustrated lectures on health and disease. The program, hosted by a state department and local agents, urges attendees to arrive by 8 PM. Also noted are membership dues reminders for the dent club and a push to place timely reminders for renewals. Agricultural topics include fall fertilizer orders and plans for a big county fall fair and agricultural show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Charleston
West Virginia
Dent Club
Four H Camp Plans Highlight Taylor County News
July notes praise prize winners from West Virginia and urge timely plans for the County Club Camp August 25 to 30. Members are asked to confirm attendance, as socials are planned, with updates on dates and a welcome song for the camp. Dr. LW Hill from Washington will attend, boosting the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Grimes
Fetterman District
West Virginia
LW. Hill
Washington, D. C
Taylor County
United States
Bailey Ridge Farmers Benefit From Seasonable Weather
Good looking crops and mild weather bring comfort to farmers in the area. Mrs. Sarah Hunt and Miss Mary Reese visited Mr. and Mrs. W. F. P. Helms of Cannon. George and Webbr Hunt drove to Fairmont Saturday with Joe Hill and wife. Miss Clive Davis started work at the Lewis home in Newburg. Joe Reeve and Bryan Armstrong shopped in Newburg Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Squires and family visited G. W. Davin’s home in Independence on Sunday. The Pople family of Fairmont called on the Davises Sunday. Private John Henderson has been honorably discharged after thirteen months of service and is at his parents’ home, Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Henderson of Knottaville district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Hunt
Mary Reese
W. FP. Helms
Cannon
George
Webbr Hunt
Fairmont
Joe Hill
Clive’ Davis
Lewis
Newburg
Joe Reeve
Byran Armstrong
Walter Squires
Gratton Visitors and Farm Sales Highlight Pruntytown Gossip
Mr Carroll and family of Gratton visit Mr and Mrs John Martin while George Giles sells his farm to C Peters of Lewis County and moves to Morgan Glenn's property in Fetterman. Local social notes mention Miss Nellie’s fifteenth birthday party, fevers feared for Miss Phyllis Robinson, and various weekend visits and illnesses among area families plus a Sunday School Convention planned for the M P church on the 26th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Carroll
Gratton
John Martin
George "Giles
C. Peters
Lewis County
Giles
Morgan Glenn
Fetterman
James Whitecase
Nellie
Phyllis Robinson
Ruthie Jones
Fairmont
Kate Newton
J. W. Batsens
Paul
John Gairthrop
Carl Evans
J. J. Woodward
Wesley Frazier
Fred Whitescare
Philippi
Merle
Martha Seranage
Geo. Elliott
Charles Kunst
M. P.shurch
Evert Plummer
Akron
Ohio
Alma Norman
Pennsylvania
Runner
Dave Smith
Earl Lawson
Tittle
Eleanor
Bridgeport
Metta Sinclair
Seausy
Allehels
Little Can Heer
CS Carina
House debates on substitution of liberal bill for enforcement measure
Prohibition leaders in the House faced a closely contested decision as the bill on enforcement neared Senate consideration. A rival three paragraph Igoe proposal was offered by motion to recommit but defeated, signaling that many who favored a liberal alternative still backed the stricter enforcement bill when no other option remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Igoe
Missouri
Goodyear Balloon Disaster Witnesses Detail Fire Origins
Testimony at Akron reveals hydrogen leaks and static ignition as factors in the Goodyear airship fire. Army officials defended equipment, while city officials drafted flying regulations to protect bystanders as the twelfth victim, Milton G Norton, is identified among the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maor Clarence Maranville
Army Aircraft Force
Akron
Ohio
Goodyear Company
Corporation Counsel
Council
Aviation Commission
Newpaper
Drastic vote split on jail report and liquor bill debate
Lawmakers debated a stringent liquor bill with Rep Clusson and Rep Poll casting opposing and supporting votes. The outcome hinges on a possible presidential veto and expected Senate stance, as the measure faces strong drys and warnings of strict penalties likely to curb liquor traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clusson
Willeinsin
Representative Poll
North Carolina
Senate
Lea Bile
Druntie Ag
Pruntytown road criticism meets official endorsement
The Sentinel defends road critics while presenting a favorable county report. State Road Engineer William Downs confirms the Fetterman Pruntytown project meets plans with improved concrete work and proper alignment near Keener Lane. He praises County Road Engineer Summers and urges public support for efficient, cost effective construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pruntytown
Pruntytown Road
Downs
Keener Lane
Jhase
Reform School
State Reid Commission
United States Highway Department
Smmeon
Taylor County
Parachute Fire Ends Flight as Photographer Falls
A photographer leapt from a gondola as a parachute ignited and fell to his death. He murmured a hope that his camera and plates remained undamaged as the scene unfolded.
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Taylor County Farm Bureau
HL. D. Rowa
Taylor County Farm
Business Mens’ Association
H. 4. Abbott
William Morgan
C. J. Flewing
N.F. Kendall
Guy Williams
Farm Bureau
G. J. Kerns
W. J. Matthew
B. T. Colebank
S. A. Bainbridge
Knottsville
WA Feltner
D. J. Bosley
Court House
J. M. Ross
J. J Cather
Flemington
Serannge
Lee Heynotts
Booths Creek
E. Wlesher
Cone
Taylor County Fair Association
E. L
Bessie M. Tomblyn
Simpson Club
Grave
Flag Run
College ‘Hill
Flemington High School
Webster and Simpson
Rosemont
College Hill
Astor
Tobay ‘Club
Ashton
Rohr
N.C
New York
Underwood & Underwood
Bailey Ridge
John
Henderson
J. J. Henderson
Knottaville
Istrict
FISK
West Side
Grafton
W. Va
Young
Atkinson
Leutenant
Pijce
Prunt Town
Morgantown
Taylor County Court
W. Way
Fetterman-Pruntytown Road
Gla Frances Hartlett
Wabster
Kubotiaville
William D. Henderson
Rhine
J. J. Kaufman
Jarrett
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