West Virginia Mortgage firm names new board of directors
The West Virginia Mortgage and Discount company announced the election of its new board for the next fiscal year. Shareholders numbering about 2,300 in Charleston and nearby states approved the lineup, with W. S. Wood continuing as president and P. J. Newton as vice president and treasurer. The bank reports strong finances, a large capital base, and a reorganized executive team.
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West Virginia Mortgage and Digcount Company
Charleston
Ond
GEO
Compar
Masonic Building
Virginia Street
Walter &. Wood
W. T. Williamson
Earl Ward
D. W. Petterson
D. CT. Davis
P. J Rewtonr
Milam Burdette Mathews
Herbert Frankeberger
A R. Beisel
Huntington
W. B. Boons
Ronceverte
W. Dillon
Fayetteville
Mason Mathews
Lewisburg
G. D. Milter
B. C. Tynes
T. H. Wickham
Beckley
Robert Wilson
Parkersburg
3. M. West
Wood
P. J. Newton
Rose Farm Inn Plans Dances With New Orchestra
Dasoirge will be introduced at the Farm Inn three nights weekly starting Thursday. The Little Mountaineers orchestra will play Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, with dancing between hours specified. Extensive improvements have been made to the inn on the Dunberroa, and preparations are in place for the new program.
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Farm Inn
Little Mountaineers
Governors back Defense Day. funeral held for Vice President Marshall
Governors endorsed Defense Day as plans fell through for President Coolidge to appear in a film. A move to transfer the bureau of mines to commerce was begun. Secretary Hoover said rubber manufacturers planned to reclaim more used products. Funeral services were held for former Vice President Marshall.
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Hele
Marshall
Coolidge
Bureau of Mines
Commerce Department
Hoover
Court weighs Kanawha River bridge site in Cabin Creek district
Kanawha County court heard competing claims for the Cabin Creek bridge site with committees from Cabin Creek and East Bank offering free approaches. Engineers must compare cost and feasibility across locations as a $1,750,000 bond election on July 1 would fund four toll bridges. Further decision postponed pending data on stream width foundation ground and approach grade.
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Kanawha River
Cabin Creek
Cadar Grove
East Bank
Cheylan
Fasus
Aitrict
State Round Commission
T 11
T Ia
Bridge routes eyed for Jefferson Chien districts
Court and city officials discuss bridge plans to connect Jefferson and Chien districts with routes ending near Coal river town of St Albans and Florida Street. A total project cost around 890000 remains under consideration, with careful data gathering urged before location announcement. A 14 year old boy William Fisher reportedly died after wandering and starving following a minor offense. George Brown aged 13 died from poisoning after a football injury. Montreal notes high prices bolster prosperity for New Zealand farmers.
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Considera Tan
Wesley H. ‘Dell
Secunty Court
Asftea
Jura
Ifer
William Fisher
Lordon
George Brown
Montreal
Jury Disagrees in Estate Case Hangs on Damages
A hung jury in circuit court failed to reach a verdict in the estate dispute of Ceorrie W. McClintock as executor of Andrew Hutter against Morris and company. The jurors reported impossibility to agree after several hours, and the case was dismissed. The action claimed damages for the death of Mr. Ruffner due to a company driver’s negligence years earlier. Additional docket items include cases involving Julian M. Jehiniagm, W. & Holmes, Appar Man Coal Co, Boona County Coal Co, Mrs Fannis W Pleld, and Mrs Molle Cornwell with adjustments pending.
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Ceorrie W. McClintock
Andrew Hutter
Morris and Company
Arthur Hudson
Ruffner
Julian M. Jehiniagm
W. &. Holmes
Apparman Coal Company
Boona County Coal Company
Wea
Mra
Fannis W
Molle Cornwell
Docket Today Sets Civil Actions From Local Court
On the docket for today are cases including A. I. Chamberlin against OO Hi, H HH Weekly Trusts against E. Geottman, Robert Rutger against E F Benn, and Peter Melton and Company against B H R Staphensen.
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A. I. Chamberlin
H HH
Trustes
E. Geottman
Robert
J. Rutger
EF. Benn
Peter Melton and Company
R. Staphensen
Europe’s biggest organ rebuilt in Passau Cathedral
The Passau Cathedral organ, Europe’s largest, is under refurbishment and will become the continent’s biggest pipe organ. A new air line for Africa is being charted from Cairo as an aerial route is planned.
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Lee
Europe
Munich
Cathedral of
Passau
Eid
AIR Lind
Africa
Cairo
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