FHA Planning Approval Aids West Virginia Subdivisions
West Virginia Real Estate commission lauds FHA for new subdivision planning and loan approval role. FHA land planning division, led by Charles H. Diggs, highlights 200 percent activity rise in 1939 and emphasizes community development over mere lot sales. State consultants operate from Atlanta with free developer support. FHA stamps of approval protect buyers and owners.
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FHA
West Virginia
West Virginia Real Estate Commission
Bavelin
Charles H. Diggs
FEA
State Commission
Neighbohhood
Atlanta
State Realty Licenses Granted in May by WV Commission
The West Virginia Real Estate commission licensed 13 realtors and salesmen in May. Recipients include Nelie R. Dodson of Charleston, Cleopas R. Hess of Parkersburg with Atlas Realty, Edward Umberger of Bluefield with Quillan Blair, Willan C. Taylor of Parkersburg with Everett Abels, Kehales in Apeney of Harper, A Teter of Bridgeport, Best Estate Exchange of Beckley, William F. E. Towel with Chelfont and Son, Charles A. F. Randolph and Denna van F. Randolph of Last Creek, T. E. Hundley of Huntington, Howard V. Stout of Chirk suburs, H. R. Hitchcock of Chesapeake, and Henry Taylor of Charleston with Starkey Beatty.
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Cleopas R. Hess
Parkersburg
Atlas Realty Company
Edward Umberger
Bluefield
Quillan- Blair Company
Willan C
Taylos
Everett Abels
Real Estate Committee Hears Clark Nomination
A West Virginia Real Estate association subcommittee headed by George W. Thomas urged that B C Clark of Huntington be considered for chair of the West Virginia Real Estate Commission. The panel named Mans Watts, whose term expires April 30, as a successor if appointed. Other members include J B Campbell Huntington J Mead Parkersburg and F Guy Ash Wheeling.
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Apet
George Ki. Thomas
Gay
B.C. Clark
Huntingtin
Virginia
Mans Watts
Thomas
Chirkes W Campbell
Puntington
J. Mead
Parkersbiurg
Guy Ash
In City
Gin Molt
Thes
Clark
Wether
Clark Hades
Bo Real Esisie
Huntington
State Commission
Complex Property Transfers Reported Across Several Districts
A list of recent property transfers shows multiple deeds filed in various districts including Bet stun Montrant drive and South Park adelition. Transfers involve buyers such as Jo seph Beshun TA Nitra Loewrnetuin Realty and Sam Weld with parcels ranging from single lots to blocks and acres.
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Industrial
Dunbar
Charles Nable
Wire
Ring's Hollow
Lens Treek
Luda Distrarch
Annie Laewteri
Belva Lacy
Dottersen
Ruth B. Peyton
Alt
Marlon
B. Walker
Virginia and West Virginia Tourism Session Set
A local tourism meeting was announced featuring the Virginia and West Virginia commerce committees. Officials from the West Virginia chamber and regional groups will preside, with focus on regional development and industry collaboration.
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Virginia and
West
Virgil Shamibers
Nail Spaniser
Chaianan
Catholic High School Building Progress Report
The Virginia and Bird sister project by Ruby Construction is nearing completion with 60 percent of concrete work, walls and doors installed. Officials said the ceremony will be held soon as regional agriculture officials plan to address a conference on Bates disease and community health.
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Othe Ruby Constraution Company
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Wwe Das
Dre TO. Green
Yveterras Caf
Annouineed Vegler
Rian
Bris Anchen
Arcus
Urban Mortgages Rise in U S April Fortunes
Washington reports a 21 percent rise in total U S home mortgage financing in April over April 1949 and a 13 percent rise vs March 1990. Economists of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board estimate 124,720 mortgages totaling 340,334,000 recorded on non farm property in April, up from 103,908 mortgages totaling 280,486,000 a year earlier.
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Washington
U.S
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Mortgage lenders lead as savings associations rise in April
The division of research and statistics reported an April rise from March in home financing. The monthly survey covers mortgages of 20 000 or less. Savings and loan associations remained the leading group of home lenders in the United States, accounting for about one third of April financing and showing a 21 percent higher mortgage total than April 1939.
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Division of Research and Statistics
Et the
Savings and Loan Associations
U. S
Loan Firm Buys Hale Street Site
The New College Grill at 231 Hale Street has been sold to First Federal Savings and Loan Association for an undisclosed price. The sale, announced by Charleston National Bank as trustee for Lula D. Bowyer estate, was finalized by Gardiner S. Plumley. Paul G. Edmunds said the site will house the firm’s offices now located on the Capital City Building’s fifth floor.
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Hale Street
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Charleston National Bank
Lula D. Bowyer
Gardiner S. Plumley
Paul G. Edmunds
Capital City Building
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