Deposits in Banks Show Gain in West Virginia 1935
By George Ward State Banking Commissioner the year closing brings rising securities prices and general gains in deposits indicating stronger business activity in West Virginia banks. A rehabilitation plan for banks under limitations nears completion and loan expansion should grow as reserves pressure credit. The 1935 third quarter marks a shift to expansion with expectations of a continued rise in loans and profitable operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ward
West Wiraitla
West Virginia
Officials to Discuss Bridge Purchase in Wheeling
Wheeling city manager Harry J. Humphrey and state road commissioner Burr H. Simpson will lead Wheeling officials in a January 2 conference to discuss the proposed purchase by the state of four bridges in the city.
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Harry J. Humphrey
Wheeling
Ae Burr H. Simpson
West Virginia Briefs Mixed local police notes and incidents
West Virginia briefs report assault charges against Mrs Edward McClain after a dispute with her husband in Buckhannon. Other notes include parole issues in Welch, liquor sale talks in Mannington, banquet delays in Bluefield, a new police chief appointment in Clarksburg, a church window crash in Weston, a drunken driving arrest in Hale, and multiple arrests on drug and slot machine charges in Morgantown.
Mrs Weimer Hosts Buffet Supper at St Albans Home
Mrs James Weimer plans a buffet supper tomorrow at her Eighth Avenue home in St Albans to honor her daughter Miss Margaret Weimer a Sweet Briar College student home for holidays. Guests include Charleston residents Miss Embleton Ficklen Flournoy Pugh Truglow Perkins Coopey Shelton Nisbet Hagaman Hagaman Johnson Reveal Kindt Johnson and others along with Mr Lewis Mendenhall Poindexter Pearson Sweet and several Cowl and McClung affiliates.
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James Weimer
Eighth Avenue
St Albans
Margaret Weimer
Sweet Briar College
Sweet Bria
Jane Embleton
Bee Ficklen
Nancy Flournoy
Jean Pugh
Anna Truglow
Katherine Perkins
Betty Coopey
Charleston
Alice “Shelton
Dorothy May Nisbet
Winona McDaniels
Sue Hagaman
Virginia Hagaman
Jerry Johnson
Evelyn Johnson
Irene Reveal
Martha Kindt
St. Albans
William Lewis
George Mendenhall
James Poindexter
Judson Pearson
Mohler Sweet
Charles Kindt
Hewes Phillips
William Pauley
James McCutcheon
James Coleman
Frederick McComes
Charles Pell Lewis
William Wrenn
Mir
Cecil McClung
Isaac Cowl
The
Presbyterian Church
Tra Miller
Louise Wilson
Mattie Creasy
Evelyn Creasy
Nannie Melton
Lionel Rexroad
Wendell Harrison
James Whittington
Allan Williams
Oliver Hawkins
Earl Dorman
Arthur Dorman
Curtiss _ Brewer
Oriex DeMoss
Denver Rawlings
Jackie Moody
B. Holloway
Henry Clay Custer
Cecil Lemma
Glen Parsons
Duke Wick
Obert Stewart
Woodrow Melton
William Henry Jones
John Morton
Joseph Fitzgerald
William Raynes
Charleston Gazette
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sleeny Hollow
Aryan
Wills
Garnett O'Dell
Ruth O'Dell
Esther Oldham
Freda Edwards
Berneda Frazier
Margaret Grose
Rosewell Grose
Junior Roark
Freeman Fowler
David Frazier
Bar Estep
Archie Adkins
Joseph Johnson
James Elliott
James Frazier
Clinton Clark
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Forty-first Street
Flant
Twenty-fifth Street
First Avenue
S. Toler
W. A. Melton
Ares
Margaret McMorrow
New York City
H. Bodkins
Ashland
Bodkins
Frank Adams
Emil Kinder
Twenty-fourth Street
Ernest Aan
Barboursville
B. T. O'Gor
Thirty-eighth Street
William Fish
CCC
Hillsboro
Oscar Fish
Beatrice Hartranft
St. Francis Hospital
L. F. Hartranft
Dorothy Hutchison
Dance invitations and guest travels across Kanawha and Wheeling
Dance to be held Thursday evening at the grandmother’s home on Kanawha Street with Miss Caroline Hill and Mr. Frederick Hill. Mr. Roy Lee Ellison of West Seem leaves today to visit Mr. Henry G. Steifel of Shadow Knoll Pleasant Valley near Wheeling. Miss Belle Fox and Miss Sylvia Beckman of Columbus arrive to stay with Miss Lottie Wells on Lee Street. Curtis Higginbotham and Carrol Higginbotham, Northwestern University instructors, are holiday guests of their sisters Mrs. McCown and Mrs. Hec Trick.
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Caroline Hill
Frederick Hill
F. Br. Staunton
Kanawha Street
Roy Lee Ellison
West Seem
Henry G. Steifel
Shadow Knoll
Pleasant Valley
Wheeling
Belle Fox
Sylvia Beckman
Columbus, C
Lottie Wells
Lee Street
Curtis Higginbotham
Northwestern University
Carrol Higginbotham
M Smith McCown
J. E. Hec Trick
Standard Oil to Hold Meeting Here Monday
Standard Oil employees will learn of a new thrift security plan at an all day meeting tomorrow at the Daniel Boone hotel. E R Honeyman of the New York office will present the plan to more than 20 salesmen and supervisors, with J C King directing the session. The plan takes effect January 1 1938, per C A New Jam. Britain is expected to import over 5 million bushels of hh this season.
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Standard Oil Company
E.R. Honeyman
New York
Daniel Boone Hotel
C. A. New Jam
J. C. King
Democrats to Hold Three Jackson Day Dinners in West Virginia
West Virginia Democrats will hold three Jackson day dinners January 8 in Charleston Fairmont and Parkersburg with Governor Kump speaking in Parkersburg Senator M M Neely at Fairmont and other officials at the Charleston banquet The events aim to hear President Roosevelt's address amid strong interest in the occasion
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West Virginia
Democrats
Ralph Hartman
The
Young Democrats
Charleston
Fairmont
Parkersburg
Kump
M. M. Neely
Hartman
Jump
Pogeray
James Ay
Roosevelt
Hubbard Grocery Holds Annual Employes Dinner
Hubbard Grocery company held its annual dinner at the Ruffner hotel for its employees. J. W. Herscher presided as toastmaster and introduced department heads. Entertainment featured Gill and Schadelk with vocal and musical numbers by several workers.
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Hubbard Grocery Company
Ruffner
J. W. Herscher
Gill
Schadelk
Carl Lieble
T. A. Pauley
Carl Land- Tum
Charles Keeney
H. M. Pendall
Ernest Parrish
Roy Goff
C. M
Relatives Visit Across Ohio During Holidays
Margaret Hutchison visits relatives at Mount Hope while Jack Coen returns to Columbus after Christmas with his mother. Mr and Mrs Carl Hand spend the holidays with relatives at Lorain Ohio.
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Margaret Hutchison
Mount Hope
Jack Coen
Columbus
Rebeeesen
Carl N. Hand
Lorain
McDermotts Unhappy For Skippy Gone From Home
Christmas Eve the McDermotts of Lee Street lost their 14 pound spitz type dog Skippy after a family friend borrowed him for a ride and he became lost while trying to find his way home. Skippy is black with brown, has a white chest spot, and is known for his gentle nature and tricks. If found, call the McDermotts and a reward may be offered.
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E. J. McDermott
Lee Street
Skippy
McDermotts
Reverend Hill to Deliver Final Sermon Today
Rev Richard Hurst Hill of First Baptist Church Washington Street will give his final sermon at the 11 o clock service. He will return to Howard University Washington DC to serve as executive secretary to the president. The church has reduced debt and funded renovations, while a self supporting weekly bulletin was created by Mrs Hill. Membership grew by 88 with 43 baptisms. Hill expresses deep gratitude for progress and cooperation.
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Richard Hurst Hill
First Baptist Church
Washington Street
Hill
Howard University
Washington, D.C
School of Religion
University
Thelma Todd Death Grand Jury In Hollywood
Hollywood officials study conflicting testimony in Thelma Todd death case as grand jurors hold recess to Monday. Witnesses dispute time of death after a night club party, with theories ranging from monoxide poisoning to murder and accident. Investigators await key statements from Duke York and Roland West.
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Hollywood
Thelma
Todd
A. Gay
Trocadero
Jewell Cormpe
Roland
West
Thelma ‘Todd
Grand Jury
Cable
San Francisco
Pat
di Cicco
Thelmia
Cicco
Carl H. Carter
Ead Ear
Split Into Air Divisions Berlin Regulation Divides Germany
A new regulation splits Germany into six air divisions with centers at Koenigsberg Berlin Dresten Muenster Munich and Kiel. The plan reorganizes administrative and defense responsibilities across six corps areas.
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Berlin
Germany
Koenigsberg
Dresten
Muenster
Munich
Kiel
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