Sunday Public Calendar for Monongalia County 1968 Levy Election
The Sunday Morning calendar notes a county special school levy election set for Tuesday from 6:30 am to 7:30 pm with all precincts open. It cites a 60 percent majority for renewal, mentions WV Parents and Teachers Congress convention at Hotel Morgan with about 300 delegates, and lists numerous Monday to Saturday community events across Morgantown and surrounding areas including WVU talks, senior center activities, clinics, and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Chateau County
Marvin Steel
Insulation Contractors
Middle Atlantic Insulation Contractors
Lakeview Country Club
Eula Warman
Continental Trailways
Hotel Morgan
PTA
West Virginia
Parents and Teachers Congress
M& WE Child Clinic
County Health Department
Shriners- Morgantown Shrine Club
Mont Chateau 1.C
Monongalia Lodge
Western Squares
Manilla Recreation Center
Squirrel season open as West Virginia hunters crowd woods
About 175000 hunters were expected in West Virginia’s woodlands yesterday as squirrel season opened. Natural Resource Director T R Samsell urged caution since forest fire season is in effect. A statewide list shows seasons for turkey, pheasant, grouse, raccoon, mourning dove, woodcock, geese, ducks, rails, snipes, gallinules, bobwhite quail, and cottontail rabbit with varied start and end dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Woodlands
T. R. Samsell
West Virginia
Samsell
Punt Pass and Kick and local events at Hundred Park
The eighth annual Punt Pass and Kick drew eight to 13 year olds with trophies for 18 local winners. Firsts advance toward district and finals with 12 finalists heading to the Orange Bowl in Miami. Banquet and dance next Saturday feature Jim Talkington Quartet Plus One. Homecoming and picnic named officers. speaker was Dr Rudolph Renner of Cleveland. prize for farthest traveler awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hundred Park
Miami
Hundred Auto Service
The
Athletic Boosters
Hundred and Littleton Jumni
Jim Talkington
Fairmont
Victor Lough
John Church
Ruth Billingslea
Rudolph Renner
Cleveland
James Kennedy
Gertrude Allinder
New Jersey
Minnich
Charles Joy
Eva Dye Hostatler
West Virginia PTA Convention Set In Morgantown
About 300 delegates are expected for the 46th West Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers at the Hotel Morgan Thursday through Saturday. The theme Keeping Pace in Today's World. State president Mrs H M Keller will lead with guests including national officials Delmas Miller Joseph Showalter Clarence A Brock and Dr Robert H Sykes. The program features vesper services awards luncheons conferences Talk Over Youth Speaks and a Morgantown tour culminating in a Saturday banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongalia County
Lawrence G. Derthick
West Virginia Parents and Teachers Congress
Hotel Morgan
H. M. Keither
Martinsburg
West Virgini Congress of Parents and Teachers
H. M. Keller
Delmas Miller
Morgantown
Servic Joseph Showalter
Port Republic
Clarence A. Brock
Charleston
Robert H. Sykes
West Liberty
West Liberty State College
America
Kingwood Youth Elected State FTA President in WV
Kingwood reports Gilbert Wilson won a closely contested election to become the top state Future Teachers of America leader. The 17th annual WV Student Education Association conference at Jackson's Mill included 39 chapters and 300 attendees with Kathryn Rae Cotter of West Virginia Wesleyan College named the new state president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Carroll Kingwood
West Virginia Student Education Association
Future Teachers of America
Jackson's Mill
Bill Hairston
Kenneth Legg
Robert McDermott
West Virginia
WVEA
Rosalyn Hester
National Student Education Association
Margaret Knispel
National Association
Kingwood
Nancy Taylor
FTA
Kim Brown
Nan Brown
Phyllis Smith
Nedra Wolfe
Kathy Mace
Marcy Miller
Gilbert Wilson
F.T.A
Patty Morris
Debbie Wilson
Debbie Trenton
Donald Deal
Kay Lee Shrout
Cindy Trickett
Brenda Clark
Kristin Milne
Mary Elizabeth McCrum
Virginia Zetty
Zetty
McCrum
Paul Taylor
Richard Smith
Gilbert
Kathryn Rae Cotter
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Dorothy
Harry) Paton
Pratt St
Charleston
Hearing Postponed on Clarksburg Milk Orders Merger
The U S Department of Agriculture postponed the public hearing to October 29 at 10 a m in the Uptowner Inn Clarksburg to consider merging the Clarksburg and Eastern Ohio Western Pennsylvania milk marketing orders A local handler cited a conflict with a prior industry meeting as the reason for postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Clarksburg
Ohio
Perry District Community Organization Plans Meeting
The newly formed Perry District Community Organization will meet at 7 30 p.m. Monday Oct 14 in the Mt Morris American Legion Home on Isworth Avenue. West Penn Company will speak on Development. All Mt Morris residents interested in community progress are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
American Association of Retired Persons
T. J. Cochrane
Leslie Kane
Mexico
Suncrest Kiwanis Club
Holiday Inn
Morgantown
City Hall
Western Squares
Manilla Recreation Center
Mont Chateau Slimnastics—Community House
Leonard
WVU
Jean Holt
M&nl
Health Department
EU Child Clinic
Presbyterian Church
Canyon
Mt. Lebanon
Mont Chateau
Va Association Agricultural Industries
Mont Chateau Jaycees
Mont Chateau Charleston Memorial—Hospital
Orphan
Slimnastics
Foreation
Melvin
West Virginia University Medical Center
al Bush
Veterans Hospital
Clarksburg
Thomas Daugherty
Akron
Ohio
Ed Daugherty
Josephine Lee Faust
Jackson Street
Shinnston
Elizabeth Baier
Weirton
H. Bernard Lee
Ashtabula
Dick Curry
Fairmont
Morgan Lough
Millie Curry
American Legion Auxiliary
Earl Kiger
Ruth Jones
Paden City
Freda Ashcraft
Perry District
Mt. Morris American Legion
Isworth Avenue
West Penn Company
Mt. Morris
Social Notes Record Broad West Virginia Gatherings
Mrs Ida Haught visits son in Pennsylvania and many local families share dinners and visits across Greensburg Waynesburg and Carmichaels. The piece lists numerous households in Wana Greensburg and nearby towns with extended greetings and birthday dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Haught
Son
Pennsylvania
Also Mentioned on This Page
Domini
County Court
United Fund
Lucy Clarkson
M&i
Boreman Hall
Cari Frasure
Department of Political Science
Bunchana
Bessie Goff
STATE
Hotel
Morgan
Middle Atlantic
Duplicate Bridge League
Tree of Life Temple
Dubor Grotto
Ladies of the Duborites
Masonic Hall
Recovery, Inc
Drummond ‘Chapel
Man of la Mancha
Creative Arts Center
Cannaan Valley
Architects — American Society of Landscape Architects
Mountaineer
Delta Kappa Gamma—Society
University High School
Marlene Griffin
Betty Joe Chepko
Lana Gatain
Donald Garrison
Becky Cordray
Debbie Okeska
PTA Magazine
State Bulletin
County Council
Charles D. Trembly
Joseph Showalter
Kingwood Youth
USDA
Joseph R. Welth
Rudolph D. Gorda
State Committeeman
Life Underwriters Assoc
National Association of Life Underwriters
Robert M. Moore
Eddie E. LaFon
Code OF Ethics
William J. Tucker
Byron Phillips
Ome Iester
Morgantown Life Underwriters Association
Wana
Quinton Haught
Henry Lee Hoffman
Greensburg
Junior Graham
Howard
Craigsville
Graham
Violet Rush
Danny
David
Sara Harker
Ella Kennedy
Garry Rush
Jeffrey
Waynesburg
Emma Elliott
Patti
Tammy
MacDale
Maude Wright
Metz
Mary Howard
Layton Longstreth
Bulls Creek
Edna Miller
Gertrude Park
Wadestown
Mir
John L. Harker
Bonnie Hunnell
Bobby
Delores Hunnell
Staci
Evelyn McDougal
Rush Run
Charles Hannell
Staci Lynn
April Dawn Whipkey
David Benner
Matt
Pam
Moundsville
Edward Wiley
Eugene Wright
New Martinsville
Maude
Luther Simpson
Joyce
Donna
Dreama
Ernest Wise
Olmstead
Freemont Wise
Joseph Graham
Gilbert Whipkey
April Dawn
Carmichaels
Dianne Tennant
Janice Thomas
Jakes Run
Judy Minisee
Carolyn Chase
Arnettsville
Charles, Hunnell Jr
Staci Hunnell
Whipkey
Hannell
Casey McDougal
Opal Watson
Leora
Ollie Stevens
Charles Watson
Vada James
Melody Ann
Sandra Stephens
Mac McCork
Kent
Mabel Snodgrass
Black Horse
Oddie McDougal
Minnie McDougal
Hundred
Pearl Graham
Barbara
Joe
Donald
Peggy Simpson
Rosie Yost
Patti and
Edith Crose
Wayne Cummins
Charles Whitehill
Mildred Westfall
Virgil Bradley
Mannington
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