State Police Legion Post Elects Officials At Beckley Meeting
State Police American Legion Post No. 112 held a one day meeting in Beckley with Lt. J. H. Fillinger named commander. Officers include L. W. Emrick as adjutant and C. A. Thompson as sergeant at arms. Delegates chosen for state and national conventions. Numerous local troopers and officials attended the luncheon and ceremony.
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West Virginia
American Legion
Beckley
J. H. Fillinger
Charleston
Legion Club
Main Street
Memorial Building
L. W. Emerick
St. Mary's
The
Raleigh
C. C. Lewis
Glenn Webb
Roy ‘. Smith
Legion
Chamber of Commerce
W. R. Fougift
U.S
W. H. McGinnis
E. S. Duckworth
R. &. Tabscott
Raleigh County
Ray C. Burg
Piedmont
Clarence Meadows
National American Legion
San Francisco
Burg
C. P. Taylor
H. R. Shields
Moorefield
EE. Stout
Shinnston
H. H. Burke
Parkersburg
State Police
Cpl. C. A. Thompson
C. C. McGraw
L. A. ‘Taylor
Set. A. Scalise
W. E. Webb
Chelyan
R. C. Culp
Elsins
Ripley
Taylor
L. W. Emrick
S. Marys
M.C. Yoke
Princeton
Shirley Clinton
Lewisburg
J. R. Hogg
B. B. Burn
Moundsville
H. M. Starbuck
R. L. . Pence
Ruth, Webb
Jeanette Bowles
Cotton
Cooper White
R. K. Price
Montgomery
Sam Taylor
Barboursville
A. C. Bryant
Middlebury
L., P. Mullins
Mullens
Legion Post
South Kanawha Street
Religious notices and visits in Charleston area
Night service led by Rev L C Fletcher at Seivell church and a Friday event by Rev J M Davis of Garten with choir. Eighth anniversary sermon Sunday at 2 30 pm by Rev H Du Bois with Nut tallburg Cunard Burnwell Malden choirs and Harps of Zion quartet. Visitors include P A Saunders Castor J E Allen family Lorent Riley of Claremont. Spotted locals Ed Watkins illness improving and Nancy Robinson home from Weeks visit. Sick list includes Charley Woodson Rev Harris Mrs Allie Chambers and Mrs Catherine Bansley with sprained ankle.
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L. C. Fletcher
Seivell
J. M. Davis
Garten
H. du Bois
Nuttallburg
Cunard
Burnwell
Malden
Harps of Zion
P. A. Saunders
Castor
John E. Allen
Lorent Riley
Claremont
Alfonso and
Harrisson Lawson
Jonas Lawson
Robert Pridgen
Charleston
Raymoor
Ed Watkins
Nancy Robinson
Mrs. Johnson
East Park
Hudson Wi
Charley Woodson
Rev. Harris
Allie Chambers
Catherie Bansley
Oodsonybrook
West Virginia Free Will Baptist Convention Meets at Coal City
E B Legg of Huntington elected president of the 15th West Virginia School Convention as it closed a three day meeting in Coal City. E E Hagley elected vice president and W M Booth clerk. Rev J W Jeffrey opened with a sermon and the session planned an orphans home with next meeting at Pleasant Valley Ona.
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Y Register
Coal City
E. B. Legg
Huntington
West Virginia
Free Will Baptist
E. E. Hagley
W. M. Booth
Beckley
J.C. Wilcox
Inez Henson
J. W. Jeffrey
Jeffrey
R. H. Dean
Crab Orchard
Ernest Bias
Naoma
Nagley
Thomas Memorial
D. W. French
Pleasant Valley
Ona
Increased Costs Boost Science Hall Estimate at Marshall
Huntington reports Harry Keith, comptroller, said preliminary plans for Marshall College science hall show a cost rise of over 400000 to 1444000 dollars. The project, approved by the State Board of Control, follows 1944 funding of 800000 with a prior estimate of 1012000, reflecting higher construction and material costs. Captain Matthews notes Lt. Cummings is on leave for flying time in Cincinnati and will return Saturday. Captain Baer is reported improved after pneumonia, with a four month return to duty.
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Cummings
A. L. Matthews
Charleston District Army Recruiting Office
Beckley
Richard A. Cummings
Cincinnati
Matthews
Robert O. Baer
Baer
Marshall College
Keith
State Board of Control
Associated Press
Hastings, Neb
Bet of Commerce
Hastings
Bng
Third Avenue
J. D. Barnlett
He Arts and Science College
Richard Manning hobbles through Opera role with arm splints
Met opera tenor Richard Manning finished his performance in Prince of Pilsen with his right arm in splints after a duel scene ran longer than rehearsed. An interrupted fight led to an arm injury while x rays were planned to check for fractures. Separately a historic Capitol flag, once over the Capitol, was presented to the Dingess family at the Logan County reunion in Sulphur Spring.
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Richard Manning
ST. Louis
Metropolitan Opera
Municipal Opera
Manning
Tom Stewart
Roy Jaquemot
Mannine
Capitol
Logan
Capito Building
Washington
Dingess
Logan County
Sulphur Spring
Man pleads to nuisance charge after theater incident
A 64 year old man tells Judge Daly he admitted causing annoyance to a woman in a Loop theater claiming his hearing aid was defective and he did not know she objected. The judge imposed fifty dollars plus costs.
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Associated Press
Chicago
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State Police Legion
Clarksburg
Ray Cr. Burg
Marc H. Hedrick
G. W. Busch
Beryl Langford
Paul Pritchard
W. MM. Shanklin
E. R. Turner
W. EB. DeMoss
S. A. Clinton
Williamson
A. Scalise
Buckey
R. D. Trumbo
Wayne
C. N. Otto
Whitesville
J. Newman
Lee Ray Smith
Eighth District
W. E Webb
Ty W. Harrison
Northfork
Michael
Sop- Slelter
Welch
Dye
A. Rice
Paul
B. Swiger
C. Stewart Ripley
M. A
Murphy
Marlington
Paul F. Thomas
Hamlin
Wilfong
A. Thompson
Carl F. Nult
H- D
Gibbs
L.A. Taylor
WW. C
Williams
M. B.salyers
H. N. Rexroad
Woosler
Rk. W. Rule
Fayetteville
State Free Will Baptist Sunday School Group
GC. E. Gillespie
Scott Avenue
Gillespie
Oscar Williams
Science Hall
Harry Greh
Howard Camp
KINXS
Cohen Drug CO
Bertonz
Burtone. Cohen Drug CO
wBeckiey
O. D. Hall
Thornton & Minor
Cohen's
Jack A. Nuckols
Pol Adv
Lions Club
Young Democratic Club of
State Democratic Executive Committee
Edwin Ratcliffe
ETO
522Nd Field Artillery
999Th Field Artillery
Alfred Beckley
Reserve Officers Association of the United States
House of Delegates
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