Superintendent urges teachers not to attend convention
Wyoming County schools will not dismiss for the State Education Association meeting in Clarksburg November 4 to 6. Four official delegates were chosen to represent the county while other teachers may choose to go, but attendance is not required. only one-teacher schools will dismiss if that teacher attends. Delegates: Lawrence Blanks hip, W. C. Worrell, Murray Morgan, and Anna Dudley Jeffries.
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Register
Pineville
Wyoming County
State Education Association
Clarksburg
W. C. Bailey, Jr
Wyoming County Teachers Association
Bailey
Lawrence Blankenship
Oceana High School
W. C. Worrell
Devils Fork
Murray Morgan
Princinal
More Customers Needed To Assure New Electric Line
ROCK CAMP Communities around Greenville, Rock Camp, and Weikel may gain electric power if eleven more subscribers are secured for the Appalachian Electric Power line. District manager J A Dodd says eight customers per mile are needed and eleven more contracts would yield a sufficient monthly income. Seventy-nine have already contracted to use power, but the current expected income falls short of the $217.40 monthly target. Local leaders weigh how to persuade additional customers to sign now.
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Rock Camp
Greenville
Weikel
Appalachian Electric Power Company
H. D. Copeland
W. E. Comer
E. I. Copeland
J. A. Dodd
Electric Concern
Dodd
Lindside
Carent
Mullens Delegation Meets Delegation Leaders at Event
School officials accompany the delegates including Superintendent Bailey and Virgil H Stewart, assistant superintendent, as they participate in a journalism program at Mullens High School.
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Mullens High School
Bailey
Virgil H. Stewart
Water hose yields big black widow in Pittsburgh route
Joseph Billeci, a mailman in Pittsburgh California, stopped to drink from a hose on his route and spat out a big black widow spider found crawling inside the hose. The item offers a quirky cautionary note about keeping racks for common kitchen tools.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Calif
Joseph Billeci
Philip Chester Trial Scheduled in Pineville
Philip Chester, jailed for burglary in 1934 by Judge Howell M. Tanner, will face trial this term on complications from a prior arrest. Paroled in 1935, he was arrested for drunken driving and jailed 30 days by Justice F. L. Reese. The Wyoming county circuit court appeal was granted by Judge D. M. Easley, and Chester will travel from Moundsville to stand trial. If his plea of not guilty is upheld, he will go free.
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Pineville
Philip Chester
Howell M. Tanner
Chester
F. L. Reese
Herndon
Wyoming County
D. M. Easley
Moundsville
Pistol Flourish Leads to Prison in Pineville
George Rumberg and Lester, workers for Sutton Construction, faced Magistrate John K. Lambert on charges of brandishing a weapon in public and drunkenness. Lester received 60 days in jail and a $50 fine for brandishing and 30 days plus $25 fine for drunkenness. He was arrested by Corporal R. D. Platt of Mullens police after firing several shotgun blasts at Oceana Sunday night.
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Register
Pineville
George Rumberg
Monroe Notes Mrs S C Craig Visits with Son
Mrs S C Craig and her son E H Craig spent Sunday at her home in Monroe. The report mentions Mr Jack Baker from Gap Mills accompanying the group during the visit.
Injuries Riddle Michigan Eleven Prepares for Iowa
In Ann Arbor Michigan thirty five players traveled by train to Davenport Iowa where the team will hold workouts. Coach Harry Kipke said he must reshuffle the lineup due to injuries sustaining several key players including quarterbacks Doug Farmer and others like Cramon Stanton Roland Savilla Danny Smick Stark Ritchie and Wally Hook.
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Associated Press
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Iowa
Davenport
Harry G. Kipke
Doug Farmer
Cramon Stanton
Roland Savilla
Danny Smick
Stark Ritchie
Wally Hook
Senior to Represent Regional Future Farmers in Kansas City
A Gap Mills senior leaves Friday for Kansas City Co to represent the regional Future Farmers of America chapter at the national convention. He is president of the Gap Mills chapter and will attend the national event. Frances Looney of Bluefield spent the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs T E Looney. Mrs L B Evans is slowly recovering from a throat operation at Covington Va hospital.
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Kansas City Co
Future Farmers of America
Gap Mills
Frances Looney
West Virginia Business College
Bluefield
T. E. Looney
L. B. Evans
Covington, Va
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