The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-05-11
Never Before Such An Outpourng Of Get-TOgether Flo.
quence in the Cause Of Fairmont's
Future Prosperity.
'EAST SIDE DELEGATION HAD A BAND
Clarence Robinson Tells of Prospect That Factory En-
ploying 1,5OO People Will Soon be Located
in Pleasant Valley.

that 80 per cent. of the foodstuffs OF
the United States were wasted each
year.
County Agent H. L. Smith gave a
splendid talk on what West Virginia
is doing to feed herself, and brought
to the attention Of those present,
facts Of which they possibly had no
previous conception. Mr.. Smith be-
lieves that possibly in another year
West Virginia can feed herself, some
thing which she has never done be-
fore.
G. Robinson wound up the session
with a brief talk on the Fifty in
Five" movement, his remarks fprth-
ering the spirit Of the evening. Mr..
Robinson told Of arrangements that
were being made for securing fac.
tory in Pleasant Valley that will en-
ploy 1900 men. He also explained that
It was not alone the big factories which
would result in the city making good
its "fifty in five" but that much was
also being done by the small establish.
ments employing only few men.
Ready for the biggest program they
ever tried and ready to do their bit
in the greatest crisis they ever faced,
the meeting adjournd with every man
the better for having attended.
Those present were:
o. s. Mckinney, H. ]. Ross, ]. NJ.
Jacobs, Clarence d. Robinson, H. H.
Marsh, H. G. stoetzer, Otis G. Wilson,
Joseph Roster, Kemble White. H. L.
Smith, w. j. Wiegel,, G. W. Evans, ].
NJ. Blac, w. s. Black, j. R, Amos, j.
T. Daugherty, Harry H. Heybeck, ].
c. Burchinal, N. E. Showalter, j. c.
Hall, j. L.. Hall, Louis g. Helmfck,
Carol Helmick, w, B. Crowl, Sam
r. Nuzum, 3. L. Lively, Harry Smouse,
q. M. Cox, MD, G. H. Colebank, w.
H. Martin, T. L. Burchinal, H. Robb,
Furman, Arnold D. Mason, H. W..
smouse, Prof. ]. T. Mcclure, Guy
Crigler, w. E. Buckley, B. F. Springer,
T. NJ Courtney, A. B. Smith, w. D.
Courtney, j. R. Sheridan, Clyde A.
Hill, w. T. Hartman, Charles W. Rob.
inson, Glenn F. Barns, John P. Hart,
L. G. Boice, F. P. Kelley, H. Shain,
A. G. Springer, G. L. Donham, H. F.
Giffin, George H. Brobst, N. E. Jami-
son, G. S, Riggs, F. r. Clelland, Wilbur
Graffius, s. Ray Holbert, s. ]. Brobst,
A. L. Hoult, A. M. Rowe, D. M. o.
good, A. L. 0dbert, c. F. Frame, John
T. Hyland, B. Layman, H. L. Troxell,
l. N. Lough, C H. Orr, L. E. Bennett,
G. M. Richie, G. w. Clayton, R. Leigh
Fleming, Hugh F. Smith, Ira A. Aiken,
]. R. Wilson, Harry R. Hall, Ward M.
Downs, A. L. Lehman, w. T. Black,
Trevy Nutter, John H. Pople, c. j.
Senkier, M. E. Miller, E. B. Rowe, ].
NJ. Hartley, R. L. Mccoy, ]. o. Poe,
A. M. Jacobs, G. W. Embrey, w. D..
Darlington, D. A. Mauer, ]. s. Smith,
Guy NJ Davis, H. L. Murphy F. v.
Battiger, w. L. Ambrose, Walter T..
Miller, Thomas D. Cornell, Harry M.
Henry, ]. M. Kisner, c. E. Meredith,
B. Nuzum, o. G. Blatt, James ]. Bar
ry, B. H. Mckinley, H. P. Robinson,
W. A. Hustead, R. s. Springer, R. A.
Johnston, F. M. Donham, Samuel D.
Brady, George w. Deck, Lon H. Kee-
ner, ]. L. Leech, ]. r. Miller, Carl
D. Springer, L. G. Keener, P. G. Stea'
ley. Dorsey PQple, E, G. Nuzum, D.
H. Blanks, Joseph Lehman, B. F. Ram.
age, Ralph Courtney, w, N. Scott,
Hugh M. MILAN, w. E. Knowlter, l..
D. satterfield, E. M. Beall, Joe Motfa,
2. Puncia, W. D. stealey, ]. E. Gould,
H. w. Woody, l. G. siefrit, G. H.
May, M. A. Carlow, H. L. Morgan,
R. e. Kerns, H. E. Engle, ], W. Nc
Donald, DR.. w. Boyers, lobe Blumen.
thai, Raymond Halter, George Moon,
A. j. Kern, Jas. g. Walton, Shannon
Allen, F. B. Pryor, D. B. Morley, Les.
lie I. King, ]. H. Rownd, H. L. Sharp,
w. j. Carson, James w. Kight T. w.
Hennen, L. M. Hennen, T. ], Ash.
craft, G. w. Corbin, Carl Riggs, Wal.
ton Miller, James Baker, s. G. Stump,
F. R. Cumpston, Rollo Conleyl M.
G. Dobbe, ]. H. snider, F. 3. Nichols,
Ira L. Smith, Richard Gilkeson, K. A.
Rom, H. r. Johnson, W. M. Kennedy.
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