State's Share Of Road Taxes Very Small Compared With Neighbors
West Virginia faces a heavy tax burden for highways while funds for new construction remain limited. Secretary Harry L. Cooper notes neighboring states collected far more from gasoline and registration fees, with West Virginia only $2.6 million available for highway needs from $9.74 billion in taxes last year. He criticizes the tax system as drainful and inefficient.
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West Renee
West Virginia
Cal
Harry L. Cooper
Southern
Ares Virginia ‘Automobile Club
Yester
West West Virginie
Kentucky
Vir Elma
Maryland
West Virginia State Road Commission
Ohio
Abe
Virginia
Cantsla Cooper
Great Britain
United States
Cooper
Scarbra PTA Holds Final Meeting of the Year
Scarbra parents and teachers association held its final meeting at the school. John Holmes and Mrs Carl Samples led the program with a Memorial Day origin talk by Nev J D Wilson. Norma Bake provided readings and musical numbers accompanied the proceedings.
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Scarbra F. T. A
Scarbra Parents and Teachers Association
Prainossat
Ie ‘Oram
John Holmes
Mrz
Carl Samples
Sarge
Nev
J. D. Wilson
Norman Bake
Two Boys and a Pet Farm Show Off Their Large Menagerie
Sam and Bertel Hill, ages 13 and younger siblings, display a family menagerie at Piedmont Road. Oscar the monkey cat, Mickie the ring tailed cat from Mexico, and Max Dames Cottontail appear in center and lower insets. Bertel began the playful collection as a small boy, with his brother serving as chief assistant while their parents look on.
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Sam
Bertel Hill
Oscar
Monk
Mickie
Mex. Co
Maxdame Cottontail
Bertel
Sam HI
Piedmont Road
Methodists to Conduct Summer Training School at Morris College
The Methodist Episcopal Church South plans a Summer Training School for church workers at Morris Harvey College Barboursville from June 10 to 15. Bishop Edwin D Mouron leads Virginia Baltimore and the West Virginia conferences. Speakers include Dr George J Morelock Dr Edward Heuser Dr C A Bowen Rev S H Wainwright and others. The program features addresses courses and varied sessions open to all church workers.
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M. E. Church
South
Morris
Harvey College
Barboursville
Edwin D. Mouron
Virginia
Baltimore
Wiest
Virginis
George J. Morelock
Nashville
Edward Heuser
Huntington
Obituaries for Local Residents in South Rulmer and Surrounding Areas
Obituary notices report the deaths of London T. Bink Altex a Confederate veteran and Gustaf Alfred Bergdahl in Weston two more services for Gordon V. Keller in Dayton and Joseph Hopking Willis in Pratt Cemetery Pajat heat with burial at Spring Hill cemetery. Edna Lee Poe Dorothy Marie Young and John H. Gwinn funeral arrangements are noted with service times and burial sites.
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London
T. Bink Altex
T, Huff
South Rulmer
Obituary Notices From Whitesville Area
The article reports the death of James Edward Myers 59 of Whiteville, a Chesapeake and Ohio railway foreman, with funeral at Young cemetery in Walsrove officiated by Rev J F Elmore. It lists survivors including wife Minnie four daughters Barbara and Bertha, three sisters and a brother. Also notes a separate birth announcement for Sue Ann Gott and a May 26 birth for a daughter to Archie E Jacobson in Mesa Arizona.
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Ville ‘Road
Sre
Thompson Chapel
W. W. Bragg
Young Cemetery
Virginia
Louise
Floyd
James
Edward Myers James
Edward .Myers
Whiteville
Chesapeake and ‘Ohio Railway Company
Huntington Hospital
Walsrove
J. F. Elmore
Charleston
Myers
Whitesville
Mra
Minnie Ree
Missex Mie Tileie
Bertha Byers
Culoeenmett
Ramage
el Jones
Dora Nelson
Wheeling
Minnie - Lucado
Portmouth
Archie E Jacobson
Mesa, Ariz
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Martha Lou Brokaw
Mrs Martha Lou Brokaw aged 61 died yesterday at her home in Belle. The body to be taken today to Princeton for services and burial tomorrow. Survived by husband H G Brokaw one daughter Carrie Brokaw of Belle and three grandchildren. The body remains at Albert Myers and Sons mortuary at Etkview until funeral time.
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Gustaf Alfred Hergdahl
Gustaf Alfred “Berghdahl
Weston
St. Paul's Lutheren
J. E. Myers
Spring Hil
Noble Long Mortuary
Yoon Ph Wills
Pon Baptist Church
Itwa
Joseph Hopking Willis
Sony Lyle We Ue
Dornwell
Pratt Cemetery
Pajatheat Unetion
Anette Iis
Ond Fellows Lodge
Mra
William Sechat
Amenglay
John. Myers
Charleston
Albert Myers and Sons Mortuary
Etkview
Martha Lou Brokaw
Martha "Lou Brokaw
Belle, Fe
Princeton
H.G. Brokaw
Carthey Brokaw
Belle
Constipation Cure Promoted By Indo-Vin Medicine
An advertised remedy called Indo-Vin promotes a natural approach to digestion claiming to clear the stomach and intestines of impure substances. The promotion cites a blend of 22 medicinal plants and promises relief from indigestion bloating and headaches. The pitch invites daily public demonstrations at 160 Summers St Charleston and outreach to nearby towns.
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St. Thartenon
Debtor Nations Face June 18 Payday Reminder
The State Department sent formal notices to 13 European debtor nations about due installments totaling 180,889,701 dollars plus 3,690,000. Washington reports June 18 as payday, with no expectation all will pay, and notes the move is routine rather than a permanent shift in policy. The article suggests Finland’s small status is unlikely to lead to treasury visits while the June 18 deadline looms.
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State Department
Washington
Europe
Sammentson
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Aalien
PT Eee
Morrison
Gazette Photos
Dayton
Gordon V. Keller
McCall Poullahing Company
Sunset Memorial Park
Keller
A. PF. Ambsler
Berkley
Edna Lee
Edna Lee Poe
Lena Creek
Anness
John H. Gwinn
McKendree
Sixth Street
Dorothy Marie Young
Owen “Young
Thompagn's Chapel
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Randolph Street
Aughter
Sue Ann
Feader
Charleston Dents
Faleery
U.S
Republic of Finland
Treasury
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America
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Ebad Uly Quepontes
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Key's
Walt
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