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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1933
Page
7
AP corrects quote attributed to BR Argubrite of Appalachian Electric Power claiming property tax cuts of 500000 were offset by other taxes this year. Argubrite said he misquoted himself at a Loase finance committee meeting regarding the levy limitation amendment impacts.
Pat Varley of Parkersburg, a famed breeder and owner of racing, trotting and pacing horses, visited friends in Charleston yesterday. About 28 years ago he offered Gen. C. C. Watts’s son J. Blackburn Watts to buy the colt General Watts, the World's champion three year old trotter bred in Greenbrier county. Varley is active in Democratic politics and elections.
The Charleston high school band under J Henry Francis gave a welfare fund concert to a large audience at the high school. Guest conductor Henry C Shadwell of Cabell county schools led the overture The Destruction of Atlantis. Proceeds aid a student welfare fund.
The twenty first annual convention of the West Virginia Lumber and Builders Supply Dealers association will be at the Daniel Boone hotel January 22 33. W Guy Crigler of Fairmont secretary announces L I MacQueen of Pittsburgh and Washington a national authority on codes is to speak. Adam Beltz of Wheeling is president with officers Dyns Beckley Hamilton Fayetteville Morris Wilson. The association has 190 members. Buy Now Shoe factories in the Irish Free State employ more people than in 1929. Austria's new executioner is Johann Lang a former bank clerk.
Trade name indicates paying for texture with lint-free dish towels that resist stains wash well and daily use. Jo offers a gift package priced at five towels for 1.00.
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