Inventor Showcases Airy Mouse Trap at Hobby Club
J. W. Haynes a 60 year old grain broker displayed inventions at a hobby club show in Kansas City. The air conditioned straw hat with a vented design and a catapult trap that hurls a captured mouse out a window were among items. Haynes joked the mouse has no self respect to return.
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Kansas City
J. W. Haynes
Haynes
Beckley Fire Chief Warns on Brush and Trash Fires
Bernard Martin of the Beckley fire department urged citizens to take precautions when burning trash in city limits. He noted frequent fires, warned of serious risks with the season ahead, and advised burning only in calm conditions, during evening hours, never leaving embers, and obtaining a burning permit when within 300 feet of woodland.
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Bernard Martin
Beckley
Joe Lyttle Jr Honored At Family Birthday Party
Joe Lyttle Jr was honored at a birthday party yesterday afternoon at his parents home in South Mullens. His grandmother Mrs J F Groseclose of Roanoke Va assisted with the party. Sixteen guests attended including Janet Backus Myra Nichols Phoebe Floyd Loretta McNamara Vicki Rae Hayhurst Melvyn McNamara Marty Backus Barney Basham Barney Pippin Tim Wyatt Ronald Hayhurst Charles Norman Green Butch Biggart Dick Davidson and Bob Short.
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Beaver Official Surprised By Beckley Growth Visit
Orville H. Bullitt Philadelphia financier and Beaver Coal executive toured Beckley facilities with L. H. Davis. He expressed surprise at the city’s growth during a corp property and mining operations inspection. Bullitt, with wife, stayed at The Greenbrier after luncheon with local officials.
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Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
Passover Observance Begins At Sundown
Jewish people begin the Passover festival at sundown, lasting until April 30. The Seder marks the exodus story, with the four questions asked by the youngest, and the household’s explanation of customs including the ban on leavened bread. The holiday embodies freedom from oppression.
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Water inspector guards Colorado irrigation dams and towns
In Colorado Springs the water inspector J. M. Pribble oversees eight reservoirs with nearly 3,000,000,000 gallons capacity. He measures weekly water and snow, enforces water rights, and warns farmers against stealing ditch water while guiding drought and flood response across a mountain and plains region.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
el Paso
J. M. Pribble
Pribble
Hisares
Europe
Half Deer Calf Goes to Market in Bel Air Maryland
Farmer H Y Thompson claims a calf sired by a deer and describes it as half cow half deer with a deer like head and mottled grey hide. The animal weighs about 500 pounds and is being sold to a packing company amid disbelief from cattlemen. Flood damages in Cabell County estimated at $208 080 by Farm Agent W D Click with about three million people leaving farms for cities between 1940 and 1947.
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Baltimore
H.Y. Thompson
Union
Thompson
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Bel Air
Cabell
Huntington
Cabell County
W. D. Click
New Officers Named For Federated League
A Mount Hope Federated League meeting led to election of officers for the coming year. Newly elected: President Mrs. T. E. Williams, Vice President Mrs. C. J. Evans, Recording Secretary Mrs. W. C. Carter, Corresponding Secretary Miss Pauline Taggart, Treasurer Mrs. W. D. Lawton, Historian Miss Emma Hepler, with retiring President Mrs. Fred M. Frisk presiding. The group aims to support recreation programs and will visit the Fayette County infirmary with magazines and treats. The band boosters also receive a donation pledge. The convention will be held in Muntington April 28, 29, and 30.
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Mount Hope
Mount Hope Federated League
C. H. Duncan
Emma Hepler
Fred M. Frisk
West Virginia Federation of Woman's Clubs
Muntington
G. E. Wiliams
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Fayette’ County Infirmary
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Club film showcases decade of scenes by Fred Frisk
Presented by program chairman Mrs. W. B. Polling the film featured by Fred Frisk spans ten years from 1928 to 1938 and includes all club members in varied dress styles. The last years are shown with technical color depicting members tending their babies.
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Fred Frisk
Students in Grade and June High Schools Club News
The club met with 34 of 35 members present. New officers will be installed at the May meeting, after which the group will recess until September to continue their project for a few more years.
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