The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-18
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sdwanls Club BusyWorking on
Other Improvements for
Warrington.
.AfAGNINGToN, Oct. IS.

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Howard Long. chairman OF the COM
nittee appointed by the Warrington
dwanis Club to work toward Sc
siring a new postofflce building
mere, reported that everything ap.
pears favorable ut this time, and
Ihe matter will probably be brought
lpsat the next session OF congress.
7 Congressman B. L. Rosenbloom has
pledged himself to work for Man.
lingtonis interests, It is said.
Express deliveries are now as:
stired in all parts Of the CITY,. &C.
aordlng to r. F. Aller's report, and
~; the territory formerly mot IL
the delivery zone will receive full
eFvice. This ruling was just
Used, and may take a week or
two5to put into effect.
The Kiwanis Club has been
working to secure lower passenger
rates TO Downs over the electric
satlway line, and F. E! Furbee,
}hairman Of the committe, report
Cd that the request Is very favor.
ably considered by the traction of.
Hcials. George M. Alexander and
Howard Hardesty were to have
net with the club yesterday but
1ndl not do so on account OF 9th,
Z y interests. However, they have
promised to meet with the local
ISiwanians next Tuesday. y
president George w. Bowers stat.
ed that he has had assurance from
a Tie freight agent. here that part
.of the material for the crossing
signalsTis already here and the rest
will be received In a few days. ].
NJ Scott has already promised that
the installation will be rushed for
ward &as soon as the material is
placed. r
Thetpaving ordinance, which will
provide for new pavements on Fur.
bee and Beatty avenues, Is up for
the third and last reading next
Monday night, 1t was stated by city
Commissioner H. v. Burt, and there
Is little doubt hut that the work
wtllsbe carried through this year.
The committee appointed to. Sc.
cure better roads to st. Leo and
other points reported that a ypetl.
ton signed by residents of the
rural district beyond Flat Run re.
Gently. petitioned the county court
for aid nroad Improvement. Mem
berg of the court have gone over
the situation, and 1t is reported
that they intend to do the grading
esked before winter.
The committee working with
smithfield reported progress, but
mo definite action has been taken
.tas yet. The milk ordinance IS in
Iburse Of preparation and will so
to the city commission soon, it
was stated.
The club president again drew
the attention Of the Kiwanis Club
to the crematory and its conse'
zTuent smoke nuisance, stating that
in his opinion some definite action
Should be taken to abate the nut
salce. =
Commissioner Val Burt, speak,
ing for the city, declared his will
fugness to purchase or otherwise
secure a new location II the HI.
wants committee will determine
npon a site, 1t was pointed Out
that there is difficulty in securing
d suitable location since people OBJ,
iect to having the crematory near
them.
The sum Of $50 was pledged to
the school officials to be used in
giving prizes to grade pupils below
the seventh grade, and it was vot,
led to turn this money over to Sup,
erlntendent D. c. Taller to be used
in the grades he deemed best. :
S1t was announced yesterday thai
an effort will be made to secure
the presence OF Dr.. ]. c. Broom
field Of Fairmont at the meeting
next week.
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