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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1926

Page

3

Optometrists Elect President at Today’s Session

Opening morning at Motel Kanawha began the eighteenth annual convention of the West Virginia State Association of Optometrists. Lectures by leading professionals dominated day one as delegates attended the closing event yesterday. Greenspon answered welcome by Wertz as the session focused on advancing the profession.

Motel Kanawha Waat Virginia State Association OF Optometrials Malas

Fragmented note on repeated visits and comfort

The text appears to describe a desire for a comfortable visit on a second trip and a reward sought by the visitor. It mentions pleasant experiences and a plea for a repeat encounter, implying a focus on hospitality and guest satisfaction.

Optometrists gather for West Virginia convention talks

Charleston hosts the annual West Virginia optometrists convention with Dr William Mendelsohn and Dr Carl Shepard among speakers. Attendees discuss eye care ethics, modern instruments, and the role of optometrists in eye health, warning against unproven systems and stressing patient referrals when needed.

List of named individuals from scattered locales

Harry G Paul of Chicago a Lelut of Huntington K 3 Rohr of Storgan town Fred L Morris of Folrmon E L 8 Brown of Huntington F M Glenn of Gratton H J White and IL B Watson of Columbia Dr Leo Mo Mayer of New York Wiliam Greenapon of Minefield AW Rawlings of Wheeling A E Marate of Chicago Awhel C Stuate of Staple Paul A Wells and E A Hadley of Pittabursh J Gray Collins of East Liverpool Os M D Wawley of St Albans Charles CG Wilson of Clarkaburg and M 1k Hassett of Toledo.

Harry G Paul Chicago A Lelut Huntington K. 3. Rohr Storgantown Fred L. Morris Folrmon E. L Brown F. M Glenn Gratton H. J. White IL. B. Watson Columbia Leo Mo Mayer New York Wiliam Greenapon Minefield AW. Rawlings Wheeling A. E. Marate Awhel C. Stuate Staple Paul A

Eleven Wives Ruin Don Juan's Purse in London Bankruptcy

London May 31 Eleven times married and owner of six thousand love letters George Gregory Leslie known as Don Juan is before a London bankruptcy court. A committee of Inspection appointed by the court is the first in this country to consist entirely of women, two of whom were Bigamously married to Leslie. Leslie serves a ten year sentence for bigamy and deception in Mexican marriages. The judge called his conduct a pattern of systematic rogue ry. The receiver says Leslie joined the army at 19, rose to top sergeant, then became a brewery traveler and later ran a mineral water business. He claims assets of fifty thousand dollars and liabilities of ninety seven thousand, but the receiver says assets are overstated. The committee of women is investigating.

Londo Marcied George Gregory Lenlie England Bon Juan London Bankruptcy Court Leslie Pon Juan Katon Lea Les- Me Bunkens Leallo

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Optomerists Greenspon Wertz Artiur L Ben Street York City John TL. Koch Charleston Uffleera Albur Watts William Grempspon Bluefieth G. C. Farrell Carl Shepard Northern William A. Mendelsohn Shepard Tr. Shepard Hite Ute Sasarty Leta Iere Ernest Linnekamp Lowixe Clerc Weat Virginia Sheetty Homen Wight West Virgina Avery Wy Charlenton Wendelahn Mendelsohn Willam A. Mendelsohn American Optical Contany E. A. Forshes G. Hadley Pittsburgh W. T. Tawlings O. I. Andmore Paul A. Weis John Wells Board of Spencer W. H. Stavena J. T. Gunther C. G. Ernet John R Koch W. J Gallagher Farrell EN. Totten W. T. Biaenamith J. Charles Hunat Jonn T. Collins E. F. Collins C .M. King G. Stotz Richwood Wendelsohn Chicare Fe Werbert Coats Capitol Department Marion Talley Victor Virginian Theatre George A. Johnson Galperin Music Shop Woodrum Capitol ST Virginia ST Don Juan Committee of Women Bigamist Department of Agriculture Mellon Institute of Industrial Research Rex THE Walker Dry Goops Co
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