Old nails from courthouse seen in 45 year old timber
In Mullens West Virginia a reader recounts a courthouse demolition scene noting cut nails pulled from the old building, many still untarnished after 45 years. The narrative shifts to a Wyoming County Press Association meeting, local educators and editors, a gift offer from Jack Shipman, and a snowbound return trip with mentions of football and regional schools.
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L. H. Thompson
Andrew J. Adams
The
Register
Mullens
W. Va
Wyoming County Press Association
Herndon
Pineville
Oceana
Geerseville
R. E. Kuhn
Prinees
Mullens High School
Anna D. Jeffries
Mullens Hi
Virginia Ruby
Carrie Maynor
Jack Shipman
Pineville Independent
Jack
Shipman
Samuel Farmer
Fred Wheeby
Snowy Friday The Thirteenth Near Sisson Street
Mr Mauck notes six and a quarter inches of snow on grass by his Sisson Street office at 8 30 this morning. He says much melted elsewhere but stayed on the grass. Last night the moon rose but clouds moved in. yesterday funeral services for Mrs J P White of Raleigh ended as winter raged outside with wreaths and pallbearers.
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Mullens
H. E. Foglesong
K. J. Klaus
Remington-Rand
K. J
Rhodell
Mr. Mauck
Sisson Street
Presbyterian Church
J. P. White
Raleigh
Michigan study shows cities dropping city manager plan
The Associated Press reports that between 1931 and 1935 five cities one town and one village abandoned the city manager form while 48 voted to continue it according to a University of Michigan survey.
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Associated Press
Ann Arbor
Mich
United States
University of Michigan
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