Markley Heads Hospital Bureau
State Health Commissioner N. H. Dyer announced Dr. 3 A. Markley of Morgantown as director of the bureau of hospital and medical care. A J Williamson of Charleston will join June 15 as field representative. he formerly worked at McClung hospital Richwood and Charleston General hospital.
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Morgantown
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Charleston
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Public Health Council
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Two West Virginians Set to Graduate from West Point
Lt. McMurray and Charles D. Nash, sons of Lewisburg and Alderson residents, will graduate next Tuesday. Secretary Forrestal will deliver the commencement address and award diplomas and commissions to 201 cadets at 10 a.m. McMurray, Greenbrier Military Academy and George Washington University alum, will join the infantry. Nash, Alderson High School and Purdue alumnus, held lacrosse, swimming, football and track roles, led the track team as captain, and earned a Bachelor of Science.
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United States Military Academy
Houston M. McMurray
Clarence M. MecMurray
Lewisburg
Charles D. Nash
James F. Nash
Alderson
James ¥. Forrestal
McMurray
Greenbrier Military Academy
West Point
George Washington University
Howitzer
Infantry
Nash
Alder JSON High School
Purdue University
Defendants Jailed In Varied Cases
Pleas of guilty were received and sentences imposed in several cases by Judge Cyrus W. Hall in intermediate court yesterday. Arthur David Tolar of Club Elite on U S highway 35 near Charleston pleaded guilty to a gambling charge and was sentenced to 12 months in jail and fined $250 and costs. Execution of sentence was suspended and he was placed on probation for two years. Foss W. Gates of the same establishment pleaded guilty to operating a gaming device and the court took time until Sept. 25 to consider the sentence. W C Haris, 54, of 507 Christopher St., pleaded guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses and was sentenced to six months in the county jail. He is alleged to have obtained money from four men by claiming he could obtain bond for their release from jail. Five men charged with disturbing public worship at Blakeley were fined $25 each and sentenced to 30 days in jail: Johnson Proctor, Troy Washington, Harry Barnett, Wyatt Bamsay, and Floyd Washington.
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Cyrus W. Hall
Arthur David Tolar
Club
Elite
U. S. Highway 35
Charleston
Foss W. Gates
W. C. Haris
Christopher St
William Marble
Shrewsbury St
Julius Stovall
Third Av
Roy Lee Loften
Coalbure
Blakeley
Johnson Proctor
Troy Washington
Harry Barnett
Wyatt Bamsey
Floyd Washington
GOP Women's Bridge Luncheon Deadline Noon Today
Reservations may be made by noon today for a bridge luncheon at 1 p m tomorrow in the Daniel Boone hotel. Kanawha County Republican Women’s club hosts in honor of wives of state and national candidates. Mrs. George F. Jenkins is taking reservations at 62 275. Honor guests include Mrs. Chapman Revercomb and Mrs. H S Boreman of Parkersburg, Mrs. J W Maxwell of Beckley, and Mrs. Lewis Miller of Ripley.
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Daniel Boone Hotel
Kanawha County
Republican Women’s Club
George F. Jenkins
Chapman Revercomb
H. S. Boreman
Parkersburg
J. W. Maxwell
Beck- Jey
Lewis Miller
Ripley
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