Fayettepresses for Quinnimont Clifftop road plan
The surrounding territory backs a hard surfaced Quin nimont Layland Clifftop highway from Charleston toward Clifftop via Paxdown Paint Creek to Charleston and Mt. Hope. Fayette county favors a water level triangulating route to boost tourism and connect Paint Creek and Sugar Mountain areas. Oak Hill may push alternate routes via Lower Loup Creek and Carlisle Massey Kingston as a counter to the main plan.
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Mt. Hop
Here
Kanawha River
Quinnimont
Charleston
Mt. Hope
Mt. Rope
Sugar Mountain
Pax
Kingston
Paint Creek
Fayette County
Oak Hill
Lower Loup Creek
Ingram Branch
Beard’s Fork
Page
Deepwater
Montgomery
Carlisle
Massey
Okey Patteson
New Buildings Needed For Coal Exposition
Mt. Hope June 27 two new buildings are to be erected to house the Smokeless coal exposition. The show originally planned for the National Guard Armory and the YMCA building. Over 100 exhibitors have asked for spaces, requiring the two new buildings plus current facilities. Each new building will accommodate 30 exhibitors and push the route toward state road department approval. W E Tissue announced a Monday meeting of committee chairmen to hear building reports and finalize appropriations budget.
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Mt. Hope
National Guard Armory
C. A. Ballard
W. E. Tissue
Bobbitts Plan Canadian Visit From Oak Hill
Superintendent and Mrs G B Bobbitt of Oak Hill high school announce a planned Gaspe coast trip in Upper Canada along the Gulf of St Lawrence, after two years of map study. Mrs Bobbitt marks route details, while last year they canceled to take their parents to Tennessee.
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Oak Hill
G. B. Bobbitt
Oak Hill High School
Gaspe Country
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Upper Canada
Bobbitt
Big Smokey Mountains
Tennessee
Snyder denies mine is bought in Mt Hope disclosure
Oala Hill June 26 A report that Koppers Coal company seeks to acquire Starr Coal and Coke property was discounted by T H Snyder at his Mt Hope home. Snyder long associated with Koppers said he had heard of no such development.
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Oala Hill
Koppers Coal Company
Starr Coal and Coke Company
T. H. Snyder
Mt. Hope
Snyder
Koppers
Reeves Returns From Vacation McKendree
Dr J N Reeves superintendent at Mc Kendree State hospital returns from his annual fortnight vacation. Acting assistant Dr Felix Schwartz, arrived four months ago from Coal Valley hospital Montgomery, will leave July 1. Dr C L Hatfield continues as Reeves assistant. Dr G W Grafton, assistant superintendent, is recuperating from an operation.
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McKendree
J. N. Reeves
McKendree State Hospital
Felix Schwartz
Coal Valley Hospital
Montgomery
C. L. Hatfield
Reeves
G. W. Grafton
Richmond Hospital Winter Recovery Report
A patient at Richmond hospital is reported to be making a satisfactory recovery during the winter period, with medical staff optimistic about ongoing progress and potential discharge timing.
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Richmond
New store built at East Rainelle in cin der block structure
A new grocery and meat store by I. J. Shockley is under construction in East Rainelle. The business will relocate from current quarters to a 25 by 85 foot cider block building with brick front, expected to open around August 15 under day labor supervision.
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East Rainelle
I. J. Shockley
Police Chief Seeks Home for Essie Hall in Charleston
Rainelle June 26 Police Chief E L Vance says efforts are underway to place Essie Hall in the Pat Withrow mission home in Charleston Two brothers of the girl are involved in the case and seek guardianship or placement measures to ensure her welfare.
Hall brothers jailed for beating sister in Greenbrier
John Hall aged 30 and Homer Hall aged 25 were arrested and jailed for beating their sister after a dispute over an errand for Mrs John Hall. The chief said the sisters refused to run the errand and the ensuing severe chastisement led to their arrest and 30 days in Greenbrier county jail.
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Greenbrier
John Hall
Homer Hall
Concrete Walk Nears Completion in Rainelle
June 26 report notes about one half mile of five foot concrete sidewalk along Main Street nearing completion under J W Legg, who resigned as mayor to lead the WPA project. Legg is the ex mayor and current WPA superintendent and a Democratic nominee for Meadow Bluff district justice of the peace.
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Rainelle
Main Street
J. W. Legg
WPA
Justice of the Peace
Meadow Bluff
Railroad men buy Big Bend service station
C. E. Spade and P. D. Ross, formerly C. & O. railroad workers at Rainelle, have acquired the Big Bend Service station and dining room. They took possession of their new enterprise Wednesday morning. The establishment was formerly operated by George Powes.
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Big Bend
C. E. Spade
P. D. Ross
Rainelle
Enterprise
George Powes
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Vnx Kleenex
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Neville
Orus
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Baste
Magnesia
Pepsodent
Pt Lads
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Sage
Palmolive
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X-Bose
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Garcia
Sublimerfect
Dr. West
Birde
New
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Stainless
John Raine
Raine Lumber Company
Bobbitts
Canada
Upper St. Lawrence
J. T. Lynch Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Bair Bidg
Dr. Grafton
TOM Walker Inc
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