Kiwanians Hear Foote Address on Raleigh County Development
Kiwanis luncheon hears Frank M. Foote, state director of the federal re settlement service, urge development of Raleigh county for fur and canning industry supply. He cites local beans tomatoes sauerkraut sufficiency for relief families and stresses new eastern frontiers with loans for work animals equipment and fertilizer. Co op poultry egg production in Wayne county and livestock in Braxton county noted. Delegates chosen for Kiwanis International in Washington in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County
Frank M. Foote
Federal Re-Settlement Service
Kiwanis Lab
Foote
Raleigh
Wayne County
Braxton County
Ross Culpepper
B. E. Carter
Jesus Christ
Walter Muir
Festus Scott
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis International
Washington
Platt Phipps
C. L. George
Oil Men Propose Continued Prom Page 1
Henry H. Shinn told a gathering last night that the petroleum industry and consumers paid 1 125 246 826 into public treasuries last year. He warned that taxes may soon equal the industry payroll if current taxation continues. Beckley executives from Standard Oil, Elk Refining, Pure Oil, Sinclair, American Oil, Ashland Refining, South Penn Oil, Beckley Coal and Supply, and other firms attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. FE. Robinson
Standard Oil Company
A. R. Summers
Elk Refining Company
Co. A. Hough
Pure Oil Company
F. W. Rucker
Sinclair Refining Company
T. S. Rice
American Oil Company
Beckley
T. O. Moses
Ashland Refining Company
Mount Hope
W. B. Hume
South Penn Oil Company
Beaver
George E. Harvey
Beckley Coal and Supply Company
Sprague
Shell Fastern
Fire Fighters Get Instruction At Camp Wyoming
Forest and brush fire prevention and suppression measures were discussed at Camp Wyoming in Pocahontas district during a spring training meeting led by district forester J N Wittenberg. Attendees included rangers and foremen from Camp S-61 P-54 P-63 and P-66, Captain G N Biggs, and other officials, with emphasis on C C C cooperation and reducing fire losses in coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Wyoming
Pocahontas District
J. N. Wittenberg
G. N. Biggs
Army
Wittenberg
Pocahontas
Charles Gore
Kim Walker
W. F. Blankenship
K. H. Nestor
Fred C. Hardman
James McDermitt
Foreman
F. C. Halstead
Rush Cozort
Okey Gillenwater
Bereman
Geo. W. Moore
June Gibson
Maybeury
Bob McGraw
Glen Fork
A. P. Morgan
Indian Creek
Levis Harvey
Pond Fork
W. W. Kennedy
Toney Fork
John West
Little Huff Creek
G. C. Chester
Herndon
Frank Crawley
W. W. Ritter Lumber Co
G. W. Mills
Ranger
Arista
Cal. H. Cook
Lundale
W. R. Sheets
Berwind
Tom Buchanan
Richard Shuster
Arthur Breeding
Camp
Wyoming
Lester Watts
John Andrew Breen
Budget aligns item to harbor defense improvements
War Department explains continued from page 1 004 to line up with budget estimates. The house had provided 3,150,973 dollars for exclusive use in improving Pacific coast harbor defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Senate
House
National Guard
War Department
Ohio River
Tygart River
W Va
Kanawha River
W. Va
Allegheny River
Tolliver Succumbs To Sudden Heart Attack
J. Floyd Tolliver, 69, died yesterday morning at 2 45 at the home of his son in law Pink Byars of heart disease. The body was moved to Robertson and Foglesong undertaking establishment for burial preparation. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at the old home place on Barkers Ridge and burial will follow there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Floyd Tolliver
Pink Byars
Robertson and Foglesong Undertaking
Old Home Place
Barkers Ridge
School Papers Award Medalists in Columbia Press Meet
Awards of medals and ribbons to outstanding school publications announced by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association in New York. Senior high papers with enrollment 801-1500 include first class Wheeling West Virginia and second class list Cumberland Maryland Morgantown West Virginia and others. Senior highs 301-800 feature medalist Montgomery West Virginia and second class Welch Parsons St Albans. Senior highs under 300 include medalist Central Lonaconing and second class White Sulphur Springs Notre Dame Academy Covington Kentucky, Mullens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Wheeling
W. Va
Alleghany
Cumberland, Md
Frederick
Frederick, Md
Morgantown
Triadelphia
Montgomery
Sherman
Seth
Welch
Parsons
St. Albans
Central
Lonaconing
White Sulphur Springs
Notre Dame Academy
Covington
Ansted and Nearby Schools Publish Class Magazines
A list of school magazines by class and enrollment appears for Ansted West Virginia Jefferson and Charleston areas plus Owensboro Kentucky. It notes mimeographed senior high magazines such as Medalist Pikeville and junior high with enrollment brackets and a Harrisville military school newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Va
Ansted
Lnrollment
Jefferson
Charleston
Owensboro
West Virginia State Teachers, Institute
Medalist
Pikeville
Weddin g bells in Lochgelly mark Bowyer Amick nuptials
Miss Mertice Bowyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Wallace Bowyer married Wallace Amick son of Mr and Mrs F W Amick in Lochgelly West Virginia The couple reside with Amick's parents The article also notes local court attendance hospital recovery and various local visits and relocations including Marie Bays marriage to W R Greiner of Oak Hill and influenza recoveries in the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Town
Mertice Bowyer
Wallace Bowyer
Wallace Amick
F. W. Amick
Oak Hill High School
R. J. Frye
John Whitehead
John Whitehead, ‘John Morgan, Orville Cruise
Layton Scarbro
Carl Legg
Beckley
Edith Dillon
Oak Hill Hospital
FE. M. Presnell
Lorrine
F. A. Catlette
J. F. Mitchell
Bishop
Buck Bays
Marie
W. R. Greiner
Oak Hill
Tom Bunch
R. H. McKinney
Ruby Knotts
John Lynn
Hot Springs
Ark
Owens Stutler
Charles Wade
Portsmouth
Ohio
Clyde Burgess
Lawrence Bragg
Clyde Taylor
Eunice
Local People In News At Oak Hill Area
Mention of miners and workers including Jack Stegal formerly of Everettsville. Luther Allen, field inspector for New River, visited Thursday and Friday. Roger Howell recovering at Oak Hill hospital. Stanley Seeshank leaves to take a job in Pennsylvania. FE. R. Biggs hosted Earl Biggs and Mrs. John Gargas of Skelton. E J Dover hosted C S Decker and Laybelle Dover of Oak Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Dover
C. S. Decker
Laybelle
Oak Hill
Pneumonia Fatal to Rhodell Miner Russell Miller
Russell Miller age 20 a Rhodell miner died at his brother’s home from pneumonia early yesterday. The body will be moved to Toliver North Carolina for funeral services tomorrow conducted by Robertson and Foglesong Mullens undertakers. He was employed at Francis. His brother Donley Miller survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Miller
Rhodell
Tolliver
N. C
Robertson and Foglesong
Mullens Undertakers
Francis
Brther
Donley Miller
Mrs Black Dies at Helen Home
Mollie Black aged 26 wife of G D Black of Helen died yesterday after a lingering illness. The body was taken to Robertson and Foglesong for burial preparation. Survived by husband one daughter Ruth parents Mr and Mrs W G Lambert of Helen and brothers and sisters Walter Lambert D D Lambert W B Lambert John Lambert and Mrs Willie Sizemore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Black
G. D. Black
Helen
Robertson and Foglesong Undertaking Establishment
Ruth
W. G. Lambert
Walter Lambert
Ury
D. D. Lambert
W. B. Lambert
Iroquois
John Lambert
Willie Sizemore
Covel
Knights Templar To Hold Beckley Meeting
For the first time in Beckley the Knights Templar will conduct ritualistic work. The Mt. Hope Commandry will convene March 26 at 7 30 PM in the Masonic lodge hall for work in the Knight of Malta degree. All Knights Templar are cordial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Knights Templar
Mt. Hope
Masonic Lodge
Knight of Malta
Mt Hope Commandery Officials Organize Attendance
Arrangements are being made by T. L. Feazelle past commander of Mt Hope and W. C. Mullins of the city for an invited event. T. A. Jones serves as the present commander of the Mt Hope Commandry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Feazelle
Mt. Hope
W. C. Mullins
T. A. Jones
Tax Proposal Likely to Levy on Corporate Income
In Washington on March 13 the House Ways and Means Subcommittee on Taxes was described as leaning toward a graduated levy on undivided net corporate income from 15 to 55 percent. The report notes focus on preventing foreign ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House Ways and Means
Taxation debate on corporate earnings under Roosevelt plan
The group wrestled with avoiding taxation of stock in American corporations under the Roosevelt corporate tax revision. Chairman Samuel B. Hill noted a tax at source on dividends as a possible solution and discussed exempting banks life and mutual insurance companies and farm cooperatives from undistributed earnings, but no agreement emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Hill
D-Wash
Life and Mutual Insurance
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Muir
Scott
Camp Raleigh
Dexter
Philadelphia
Nobil
Neville Street
Raleigh Fruit Markt
Beckley Fruit Market
Florida
Ibs
Indian River
California
Rome
U. S
Green Peppers
West Virginia
Mullens
Harrisville
Ng . Olathe Tae
Pee Lees
Iona Brand
Iona
Silverbrook
del Monte
Winesap
A & P Meat Markets
Chuck Roast
A&p
Joe Gugliotta
P. & G. Giant
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