Local Notes Highlight Social Visits and Upcoming Events
Shinnston area residents share Sunday visits and church gatherings. Willa Lowe and Jeannie UeBrott attended dinner in Fairmont hosted by Mrs. Charles A. Richardson. The High School alumni banquet is set for June 6 in the Odd Fellows building. Parcel post sale by the Baptist Aid Society drew strong turnout. Local officials and families attend funerals and civic events, with residents from Lost Creek to Fairmont and Clarksburg traveling for gatherings.
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Milgoo L. Jarrett
Charles ‘Kincaid
Pine Grove
St Wratt
Fintayton
Johnson
J. S. Moloy
Parkerstsirg
Hey
Knights Templar
Fin
Episcopal Church
Les Hoggess
Dorcas
Lumberport
Mia M. L. Brown
Spejelmlier
Boston
Shinnston Jky
Tsahélie Robinson
sMeuhter
Alice
Fairmont
High Foohoo! Alumni Association
Odd. Fellows
Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Wana
Walter Moore
Misa Wirginia Richardson
Feinmont
W. T Booth
Clarksburg
Victoria Davis
Lost Creek
Cyrus Thompson
Parker Willis
Fair
George J. Ribblet
Theorss
Bock End
Terra Alta
Essie
Jessin Wess
Monington
Mary Kennedy
Amaie Coffman
Farmont
Mie
Flora Robinson
Bosoja Herst
Salem
Norabelle Cullom
Virginia Robinson
Pittsburg
John Lowe
South
Orlando
Hugh Swiger
Charles Randall
Most L. Pigott
Benjamin Ascdereon, Jr
Charleston
Charles Hursey
Clarkeburs
Seymour Long
Alek
Main Street
Mia
Wink Bock
Unle Aon
Bureslte
In This Century Locke Claims The Thirties Don’t Exist
William J. Locke argues in The Fortunate Youth that the present century divides age sharply into youth and old age, with no middle ground. He asserts that people are either twenty or sixty, simplifying the aging spectrum.
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William J. Locke
Porto Rico Coffee and Grapefruit Exports Grow With New Planting
The Porto Rico coffee industry shows progress with better seed selection and new “Java” varieties increasing yields and prices. Grapefruit export value rises as Puerto Rico expands orchards while coconuts and oils await profitable cultivation. Sugar and tobacco export values remain dominant, with continued modernization of cane farming and quality improvements.
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Washington, D. C
Cortes
Porto Rico
Jorems Mnardet
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Java
Torta Rico
Porto Rica
New York
Easter Seaboard
Porta Huca
Jka
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National Biscuit Company
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Robert Tiere
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Peter Belanger
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Mayne
Reynos
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
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