West Virginia State Motto and Symbols Noted
West Virginia is identified with the motto Mountaineers are Always Free men. The big rhododendron is listed as the state flower and the tufted titmouse is noted as the unofficial bird.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1948
Page
6
West Virginia is identified with the motto Mountaineers are Always Free men. The big rhododendron is listed as the state flower and the tufted titmouse is noted as the unofficial bird.
Ned E W Agnew, 87, Franklin police chief, says he has served as a peace officer longer than anyone in the U S at 58 years. His career began in 1888 in Smith County Kansas as constable, then sheriff, deputy, and secretary of Franklin County tasks before 25 plus years as Franklin police chief. He remains active and temper remains sharp, recalling days of bootleggers and bank robbers with humor and caution.
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