Volume 22, Number 3
Slim Arnold as the WVU Mountaineer, at old Mountaineer Field in the
late 1930's. Slim remembers those days very well in Mary Furbee's
article. Photographer unknown.
Published by the
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
Cecil H. Underwood, Governor
Department of Arts, Culture and History
William M. Drennen, Commissioner
Ken Sullivan, Editor
Debby Sonis Jackson
Assistant Editor
Cornelia Crews Alexander
Editorial Assistant
Anne H. Crozier
Graphic Design
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Fall 1996
2 Letters from Readers
- 7 "Who Could Refuse?" Still More
Cowpokes
- 8 Tom Brown's Music
- 9 "Those Weren't Bad Days"
- Ritchie County Farm Life
- By Larry Bartlett
- 12 The Stuff of Family History:
- The Pallie Bartlett Papers
- 16 Sedor Fedukovich
- A New American in Fayette County
- By Kevin Anderson
- 22 Business, Country-Style
- Buying a Truck and Hunkering Down with the Neighbors
- By Albert Updike Tieche II
- 26 One Room Was Enough
- Ed and Julia Viers, Wayne County Educators
- By Paul F. Lutz
- 30 Education at Sand Hill
- By Marc Harshman
- 34 Slim Arnold: Mountaineer
Emeritus
- By Mary R. Furbee
- 41 Tilting at Turbines
- Nick Boinovych's Windmill
- Text and Photographs by Carl E. Feather
- 46 "A Splendid Job Done"
- Mattress Making in the Great Depression
- By Eric Waggoner
- 51 "Ready, Wheeling and Able"
- Movie Maker Ellis Dungan
- By Barbara Diane Smik
- 57 "A Rattle Heard 'Round the
Nation":
- The Saga of the Brinkley Bridge
- By Paul Gartner
- 62 Between Twistabout and Dismal
- Flying Dogs and Ghost Frogs at the Haunted Mud Hole
- By Patricia Samples Workman
- 65 Current Programs, Events,
Publications
- 70 A WPA Thanksgiving
- By Joann Mazzio
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