Plan Removal In New Capitol Unit
Plans to move state offices from the temporary capitol to the new up-town building proceed with a timetable likely to start after adjournment and finish by May 1. The West wing office building No 1 was formally accepted by the capitol building commission and governor, contingent on bond negotiations. Secretary of State George W Sharp leads moving details as departments relocate, with smaller agencies remaining downtown. The old pasteboard capitol will be vacated and sites on the new capitol site used for remaining offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Capitol Building Commission
Capitol
Board of Public Works
George W. Sharp
Handlin
Schools Department
Governor's Office
Secretary of Fe's
Rentai
Read Commission
Board of Control
Public Service Commission
Debating Move to New Quarters Sparks Office Squabble
Department staff split over relocation to upper Washington Street site with equal numbers eager for the new quarters and others preferring to stay. Many fear daily trips from current pasteboard building while nearby workers favor ending long jaunts to the city center.
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Meany
Upper
Washington Street
Cedar Grove News Local social notes and visits
Raymond Turner of Dickinson visited Cedar Grove Sunday. Mr and Mrs Morris traveled to Charleston. Paul Rutledge of Glasgow was a recent visitor. Several locals spent Sunday evening in Glasgow with Virginia Hicks Gertrude Bowman Lourge Thurman Kelley Levins Pearl Medley Lucille Medley Mary Cox Arlie Morris Virginia Hudnall William Harriss Justice Ramsey and others. Agnes Burke and Paul Rutledge visited Mrs C C McClure Sunday. Justice Ramsey visited Pratt Monday. Miss Mary Cox and Miss Morris visited Riverside. Miss Cox will visit Leonard indefinitely. Ol Barger was a visitor in Charleston Monday. James Burke and R Morris entered poultry business. Mr and Mrs George Hudnall of Glasgow visited. Mrs Rufus Morris visited. Mrs Alice Hicks hosted a birthday party last week. Mrs J E Smith and children Carrie Hella and Leal Jr of Leonard are visiting relatives. Edgbert Morris and Darreil Morris motored to Charleston Sunday. Cedar Grove school students joined East Bank public day activities Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Turner
Dickinson
R. Morris
Charleston
Paul Rutledge
Glasgow
Elbert Turner
Virginia Hicks
Gertrude Bowman
Lourge Thurman
Kelley Levins
Pearl Medley
Lucille Medley
Mary Cox
Arlie, Morris
Virginia Hudnall
Wiliam Harrissp
Justice Ramsey
Agnes Burke
C. C. McClure
Pratt Mond
Miss Morris
Riverside
Miss Cox
Leonard
Ol. Barger
Munday
Jamey Burke
R. 2
Morris
George Hudnall
Wa Bir
Rufus Morris
Court routine divorces and custody orders in chancery
Divorce granted in Dawson v Dawson with custody of two children. In Walden v Walden plaintiff alleges nonpayment of alimony from November 1925. contempt warrant issued for H H Walden. J C Campbell bonds $200 as administrator for the estate of Hmma Peyton. Segel Shaffer bonds as administrator for the estate of A P Shaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia S. Dawson
Robert J. Dawson
Aise
Minnie N. Walden
H. E. Walden
H. H. Walden
J. ¢. Campbell
Hmma Peyton
Segel Shaffer
A. P. Shaffer
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Cedar Grove News
Marmours Star
HAM
Armour
Handy Armour
UW FN
Ford
Samuel Pepys
Wm. Shakespeare
Zella Ford Warner
Portland
Egon
Virginia Henry Mayfield
Domestic Relations Court of
Birmingham
Ala
Sarah A. Packard
Dean Nasson Institute
Springvale
Maine
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