The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-21
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1 Many improvements Mention
ed as Desirable for City
of Warrington.
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5ss Action Soon.
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Al ffMANNINGToN, June 21.-sen-
gystiment for a better and bigger
Warrington was freely expressed
by different speakers at the
fWanis meeting yesterday.
George Bowers, president of the
" club, introduced former Secretary
~ Of State E l.. Long, who spoke
earnestly of the work, the weekly
,sssSIuncheon clubs are doing through
the country, and gave eIAcour-
8 agement to the efforts of the To-
g cal Kiwanians to build better
sscityh here
Mr. Long was followed by J.
# Brandon, superintendent of the
IsRedpath Chautauqua. who men
Y toned some of the things that
Achautauqua is bringing to Mann
Angton this year and asked the CO.
Speration of the organization. At
end of his address, the Rev.
sJohnSBeddow made a motion that
@theaKiwanis Club pledge it's f~alty
the success of chautauqua this
s8year.. and it was agreed unanimous
George Bowers gave a clear out
the work thus far done byF
lstheSlocal club and sketched briefly
Z some OF the things to be attempt
led In the future. In this connec-
he mentioned the organiza-
ton OF the Warrington Securities
AGo slocya1 organization composed
Aof3represe citizens of Man
Ellington who have Pledge their
E in raising a 100000. 90 fund
- 5r8the purpose of securing num-
81 OF small industries for Mann
Jgton
Small Industries Wanted
The industries now here, said
fssIr.5 Bowers are all large ones.
and the city needs several smaller
Industries SO that when the larger
plants are closed down the work
Ting men will have something to
l)sfall back upon. He also pointed
1ssout that these smaller plants
would make the inter-city com
merce more steady and dependable
twas also pointed out that the
proposed - new & Industries would
mean an influx Of approXima tely
200 working people. and that their
FAMILIES would probably raise this
umber to 500 to 700 added popu-
iations to the city of Mannington.
This would mean increased de-
mandS for building, merchandise
and better the town.in every way,
he'd ecIared.
The Warrington Securities Co.
- twas said, will offer 20 defray
hal the expense of locating smaller
IN other, words, new
San dustry proposing to establish
$1,000 plant here would only have
Ito furnish $4,000. The, local or
Sanizati ion; would furnish: the other
half $ofs eth e amount This money is
to be paid into the organization is
Asdemand arises for it.
j#ssss Mr. Bowers was followed by
4 CitysSuperintenden D. C. Tabler,
EsSho outlined the present condition.
Sthe school system here, ana
Ssred heavily the inadequacy of
equipment.
.5 -: y school is almost to the
Eng point, he declared, and
4 provision is made for caring
fe added enrolment the sys-
Ill begin going down. 1t will
- almost super-human effort
lore it then. he said.
More Facilities Needed
Tabler spoke highly OF the
iho in the past laid the foun-
for the present system, but
: ~ ed that the past is past, and
list consider the future" The
hg facilities We're particularly
Z fred.
proposals for the better.