Scots Also Battle for Equality of Wages
Fayette County teachers discuss wage equality and exchange programs as Miss Jennie Baccus, a Stonewall Jackson High School instructor and former foreign exchange teacher in Scotland, shares insights at Oak Hill meeting. The talk covers schooling in Scotland, staffing, and comparisons to the United States.
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Sy Register Statt
Oak Hill
Britain
United States
Jennie Baccus
Hotel Hill
Miss Baccus
Stonewall Jackson High School
Charleston
Scotland
Ruth Easton
Huntington
Special Projects Committee
J. A. Wallace
Oak Hill Fire Department
Iron Lung
Lions Club
Wallace
Princeton Man Arrested After Oak Hill Bond Jump
Oak Hill Patrolman L K Toney reported Paul Moye was returned to Princeton after arrest in Oak Hill for skipping a $500 bond posted for a Princeton court appearance on October 6 for stealing an automobile.
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Princeton
Oak Hill
Register
Paul Moye
L. K. Toney
Moye
Ballot Printing Contract Awarded Despite Board Objection
The Fayetteville school board awarded Beckley Newspapers Corporation the ballot printing contract for the November 2 levy vote on continued teacher salary increases. J Alfred Taylor objected, contending the $1.75 per thousand rate and publication plan were improper, and the Fayette Tribune was to publish the ballot with Montgomery Herald and State Sentinel.
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Register Sian
Fayetteville
Fayette Tribune
Secrral Fida Berkley
J. Alfred Taylor
Taylor
Frank Shipe
Fayette
Peice
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Montgomery, Herald
the State Sentinel
Fayette School Opens Today for II Students
Fayette County boards inaugurates a new school near Winona the Flannigan School as classes start with Mrs Ella Cooke replaced by Miss Ann Evans at Nuttallburg and Mrs Cooke formerly teaching there.
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Register
Fayetteville
Fayette
Mullens PTA Holds First Meeting of Year
The Mullens Ben Dunman Grade School auditorium was full for the first PTA gathering. President Grover C. Worrell named C. V. Stewart and George M. Nolley co chairs for the annual membership drive with 315 members enrolled to date.
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Register
Mullens
Ben Dunman
Mullens Parent
Grover C. Worrell
C. V. Stewart
George M. Nolley
Gerald Snyder
the Nation P. T. A. Magazine
Kibert Humphrey
Charleston
D. Grove Moler
Columbus
Jarrett T. Chandler
Curtis Crotty
Mack Davis
Roger Pritchett
Mise Virginia Tabor
Alpron
Pearls
Floyd
Williams
Robert Woods
W. W. Cook
Max Reynolds
Alton Caldwell
Rodney Davis
Mary Helen Kirby
Association
Overheated Flue Causes Fire at Daniels Home
An overheated flue sparked a fire at the Maben home of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Daniels caused minor damage to the roof and ceiling. Mullens volunteer firemen responded at 1 30 p m and contained the blaze.
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Register
Mullens
Maben
S. E. Daniels
Daniels
Eric George
Transportation of Hawk's Nest Road Children Scheduled
Fayetteville officials plan bus service for 59 children from 24 families on Hawk's Nest Road when weather allows. The plan arose after a board meeting with transportation supervisor E R Vawter chief mechanic A E Orndorff and driver Aubrey Richards, joined by board member J Alfred Taylor during a road inspection.
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Register
Fayetteville
Hawk's Nest
Fayette County
E.R Vawter
A. E. Orndorff
Aubrey Richards
Jor
J. Alfred Taylor
Taylor Funeral Set for Thursday
Funeral services for W. E. Taylor 79 of Gatewood will be at 2 p.m. in the Collins Funeral Home chapel Glen Jean. Burial will be in Coal Run Cemetery. He died at his home Tuesday evening. Surviving are his wife Lola and eight children including Henry and William plus four daughters.
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Register
Glen Jean
Collins
W. E. Taylor
Gatewood
Ben Jennings
Beckley
Coal Run
Lola Taylor
Henry
Minden
William
Lena Higgins
Salem
Pearl and
Orient Hill
Lucille Buckland
Cunard
Mildred Brown
Connwingo
Ruth Mullins
Rock Lick
Jean Moore Elected President of Junior Legion Auxiliary
Jean Moore was elected and installed president of the Junior Auxiliary of the Wyoming County American Legion Post 108. An organizational meeting at Irene Mitsoyianis home elected officers, set October 23 for a Halloween dance, and named committees for refreshments and decorations. Seven new members joined, and a regular meeting schedule was announced. Also noted, Earl Turner, janitor at Fayette County Court House, is ill with influenza and confined at home.
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Yf Register
Siullens
Jean Moore
Wyoming County American Legion
Irene Milsoyianis
Highland Avenue
Mary Helen Kirby
Elizabeth icKinney
Alice Hypes
Pat George
Evelyn Burcham
Betty Jo Hypes
Ramona Christian
West Mullens
Irene Mitsoyianis
Joyce Davis
Ce Brooks
Ellness
Register
Fayeteville
Earl Turner
Fayette County Court House
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New York
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Ida Lupin
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