Monroe County Plans Early Open Season For Wildlife
Union township reports over 1200 Monroe county hunters will try for squirrel grouse turkey bear raccoon and skunk on opening day. Game Protector J P Woodville estimates a moderate wildlife supply with turkeys on Peters Mountain west slope and squirrels more abundant than last year. Dunn’s office issued 1042 men and 36 women hunting licenses locally plus 49 state licenses. total expected to exceed 71200 by day’s end.
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Register
UNION
Monroe County
Fred H
Dunn
Lafon to Tell Of Road Work at Lindside Meeting
Monroe County roads league announces Thursday night gathering at Odd Fellows Hall Lindside. Henry McCoy, secretary, says representative W B Lafon will present facts and figures on the road program and urges all interested to attend.
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Register
Lindside
Monroe County
Cod Roads League
Odd Fellows
Henry McCoy
Secrery
W. Bf. Lafon
Retired Salem pastor keeps working after long ministry
The Rev Amos Stanford Arnett of Salem Methodist Episcopal remains active in church life at 81. Once a schoolteacher, he served many Wetzel county charges and later held roles as presiding elder, Anti-Saloon League field man, and state penitentiary chaplain, continuing in ministry duties.
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Associated Press
Salem
Amos Stanford Arnett
Salém Methodist Episcopal Church
Ar ‘Nett
West Virginia
West Virginia Conference of the Church and the Rev. L. H. Stuart
Wetzel County
Pine Grove
Friendsville
Brandonville
Summersville
Winifred
Central City
Huntington
Davis
Elberton
Andrews
Parkersburg
Harrisville
Glendale
Adamston
Anti- Saloon League
Moundsville
Masons Return from Grand Lodge Meeting
N H Van Stavern and H F Lemon returned this week from attending the state Grand Lodge of Masons in Martinsburg.
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Masons
Grand Lodge
Register
Links Grove
N. H. van Stavern
H. F. Lemon
Grand Lodge of Masons
Martinsburg
Rev Gray Returns to Pulpit After Accident
Salem area reports Reverend Robert R. Gray resumes preaching at the Union Presbyterian church Sunday morning after his serious automobile crash. He received continuous blood transfusions from six local donors who traveled to New Jersey for a Monroe blood supply.
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Fy Register
UNION
Robert R. Gray
Salem Presbyterian
New Jersey
A.B. Shifflet
Gap Mills
Union Presbyterian Church
J. B. McDonald
Sinks Grove Community Fair Showcases Local Exports
Sinks Grove held its annual community fair with neighbors admiring garden and orchard produce. Prizes went to prize-winning corn potatoes canned fruit and vegetables and baked goods as the Four-H club judged exhibits and awarded ribbons. Farmer A A Hedrick led the event which residents called an annual tradition.
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Register
Star Welter
Sinks Grove
A. A. Hedrick
Links Grove
Four-H Club
Chester Trial Ends in Hung Jury at Pineville
PINEVILLE The trial of Philip Chester, returned from Moundsville on a charge, ended yesterday with a hung jury. The case will be retried next term. Chester had been imprisoned for drunkenness and served a 30 day jail term. an appeal to the circuit court was denied, then granted.
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Register
Pineville
Philip Chester
Moundsville
Chester
D. M. Ansley
Hedrick Elected President of Local Presbyterian Auxiliary
Irma Hedrick was elected president of the Ladies Auxiliary of Mount Pleasant Presbyterian Church to serve out the term of Burn Young who is moving to Huntington. Officers include Heber Connell as vice president Maggie Connell as secretary and Frank Johnson as treasurer. Ima Wells spoke on home missions.
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Register
Links Grove
Irma Hedrick
Mount Pleasant Presbyterian Church
Burn Young
Huntington
Heber Connell
Maggie Connell
Frank Johnson
Ima Wells
Union High dramatics club fetes faculty union
The Senior Dramatic club of Union High school entertained club members and the faculty with a party at the local school Friday night. Miss Elizabeth Johnson is sponsor of the club.
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By Register
UNION
Union High School
Elizabeth Johnson
Citizens Convert School to Church in New Richmond
The old Halsey schoolhouse, long a local learning site, is being repaired and rebuilt into a church by the citizens of New Richmond. Restoration work proceeds as the community repurposes the building.
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Roglster
New Richmond
Halsey Scholhouse
WPA Foremen in Training Class Opens in Pineville
Eleven WPA foremen joined fourteen bus drivers in a first aid training course led by State Trooper G B Walker from 7 30 to 9 30 p m Tuesday at Harlan Christian Supervisor of transportation Dr Ward Wy lie county health doctor assisting The course aims to teach stopping severe bleeding treating shocks and managing wounds over ten weeks totaling 20 hours for completion.
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Register
Pineville
WPA
G.B. Walker
Mullens Police
Harlan Christian
of Transportation
Ward
Wylié
Walker
Pineville High School Pupils Publish Newspaper
Pineville high school publishes a student newspaper titled the Pineville "Pine-Villan" mimeographed for Friday distribution. William Rutherford serves as editor in chief with Mary Iva Shannon as assistant, and staff including Howard Bailey sports editor Bernard Cook proofreader Lena Morgan bliss news editor Lorraine N man Woods. monthly during the school year.
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Pineville
Pineville: High School
Imimeogra
William
Rutherford
Mary Iva Shannon
Howard ‘Bailey
Bernard Cook
Lena
Morgan
Bliss
Lorraine
N Man Woods
Two Men Held For Fighting In Timann County
Riggs and Ward of Timann were arraigned before Magistrate W. R. Haga on fighting charges. Riggs struck Ward with a brick and Ward returned a knife wound to Riggs. Both men were placed in county jail to await grand jury action. constable Bill Worley arrested them.
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Resister
Bat Itmann
Este] Riggs
Wade Ward
Timann
W. R. Haga
County
Riggs
Wade
Bill Worley
School Pupils Immunized in County Program
Miss Ona Hasle bacher, Wyoming county health nurse, completed the county health immunization program last week. She inoculated more than 2,000 school children since it began, visiting Baileysville Elk Lick Sanders Oceana Matheny Tralee Pineville and other schools. Over the past two weeks 37 schools were visited and 1,562 pupils immunized for smallpox while 588 received diphtheria vaccines.
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Register
Mullens
Ona Haslebacher
Wyoming
Baileysville
Elk
Lick
Sanders
Oceana
Matheny
Jesse
Bud- Alpaca
Tralee
Pineville
Six Marriage License Applications Filed in Pineville Area
County Clerk G B Shannon recorded six applications for marriage licenses last week. Names include Marian Jesse Martin 25 of Bud and Esther Kemp 24 of Bud. Ray Shields 23 of Baileysville and Pauline Green 22 of Fanrock. Joe Swanner 52 of Maben and Clara Cannaday 60 of Maben. Lee Roy Hall 21 Wyce and Edward Rosser 34 of Mullens. Gracie Perdue 24 of Mullens. Claude Canada 24 of East Guilt and Selah Bailey 14 of Timann.
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Pineville
G. B. Shannon
Marian Jesse
Martin
Bud
Esther Kemp
Ray Shields
Baileysville
Pauline Green
Fanrock
Joe Swanner
Maben
Clara Cannaday
Lee Roy Hall
Wyce
Edward Rosser
Mullens
Gracie Perdue
Claude Canada
East Guilt
Selah Bailey
Timann
Pineville P T A Elects Nolley Principal as President
Pineville High School principal George M Nolley was elected president of the Pineville Parent Teachers Association at a recent business meeting following a prior resignation. The next PTA meeting is set for November 3 at 3 PM. Nolley says the group aims to strengthen home school in alignment.
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Pinveille
George M. Nolley
Pineville
Pine~ville
Parent-Teachers Association
Association
Nolley
Clubwomen Hear Cancer Discussion In Wyoming Hotel Meet
About 20 members attended a cancer discussion meeting hosted by Mrs W Ty Crockett and Mrs M D Trent of the Woman's Give club at the Wyoming hotel yesterday.
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Mullens
Woman's Give Club
The
Wyoming Hotel
W. Ty Crockett
M. D. Trent
Three youths among those given terms
In Wyoming County Circuit Court Judge D M Easley sentenced three youths to reform school and two men to one year in prison. Fred Blankenship 17 received four years reform school for breaking into Itmann company store. accomplice Hildred Mason got one year. Glen Rogers Youth, 15, and Ostor Scott 11 were sent to reform school for auto theft and pistol theft respectively. Several cases continued or dismissed include Lee Roy Calhoun, ESL Eskins, Louis Navy, Arthur Davis, James Cline and others.
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Register Stall
Pineville
D. M. Easley
Wyoming
Eirenit
Reform
Pétitentiary
Fred Blankenship
Itmann Company
Hildred Mason
Blankenship
Glen
Rogers
Reform School
Ostar Scott
Maben’ Heer
Lee Roy
Calhoun
Esl Eskins
Louis Navy
Arthur Davis
James Cline
Forest Stewart
Everett Toler
Charlie Stewart
Erne Anderson
Ray
Ghee
Walter
O'Brien
Clyde
Cowan
Roy Cook
Armour
Lester
Virgil
Roy
Cook
Wade
Maury
Clide
Martin
Louis
Navy
First Snowstorm Halts Pineville Phone Service
Pineville telephone connections with Logan and Charleston were cut off all morning due to the season's first snowstorm. No snow remained on the ground except on the high peaks.
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Pineville
Logan
Charleston
Tax collector proves honesty with repayment at Second Creek
Deputy S. C. Skaggs says Aubrey Reed of Reed's Mill paid ten dollars more than his due taxes to attend a motion picture in Alderson. Reed settled the matter with bank checks after driving from Second Creek to Alderson and back, with several individuals named in the case.
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S. C. Skaggs
Aubrey Reed
Second Creek
Reed
Skaggs
Alderson
UDGA Tablets Promised to Soothe Stomach Ailments
Advertisement for UDGA tablets claims relief from acid reflux ulcers and stomach distress. It offers a one week treatment for $1 at Watkins Drug Store and other outlets with a money back guarantee backed by deposits at Empire National Bank.
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Empire National Bank
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