Papers regarding the Mountain State Forest Festival (Elkins) and the Upper Monongahela Valley Association. Includes clippings, news releases, letters, publications, and newspapers pertaining to the Forest Festival, and the involvement of the Upper Monongahela Valley Association in the Festival, during the years 1933 to 1941. Topics discussed include the coal and glass industry, rural electrification, and the representation of West Virginia industry at the Festival.
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Charles Sutton Critchfield (1901-1978) was a resident of Fairmont, West Virginia. He was likely employed by Monongahela West Penn Public Service Company, and his duties included company outreach, such as taking displays regarding coal to various events, including the Mountain State Forest Festival.
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Gift from Critchfield, Charles L., 2016/07/05
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