State Board Cares For 1 082 Children
The state board of children's guardians oversaw 1 083 children with 13 reaching age limits. Two died, two married, three were adopted. Seventeen placed in foster homes, 18 transferred between fosters, 11 placed in the child welfare home, one sent to Piscement. Agents handled crippled child cases and arranged hospital treatment for several youngsters.
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State Board of Children’s Guardians
chilat-Zikina
Civil Service Examinations Open to Applicants Across Agencies
The U S civil service commission lists competitive exams for roles such as senior attorney associate attorney and assistant attorney with salaries from 1600 to 3200 yearly at agencies including Interstate Commerce Commission Treasury and Department of Agriculture. Other openings include park naturalist field positions and an instrument maker. Full information available from Harry Gill, secretary, U S civil service board of examiners.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Senice
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Mistant
Washington, D.C
Treasury
National Park Seevige
Interior Department
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Fisid
Bhereau
Maryland
Virginia
Vermont
Delaware
District of Columbia
Harry Gill
United States Civil Service ‘Board of
Porofiles
Vatican Paper Flags Scanty Swim Apparel
Osservatore Romano denounces scanty bathing attire and publicizes seashore rules to be enforced strictly. Provisions ban knitted one piece styles, require full coverage, separate sex facilities, prohibit beach exits in such wear, limit dance licenses, and assign morality squads at beaches and river banks.
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Vatican
City
Osservatore Ramena
Judgment Awards in Local Circuit Court Actions
The circuit court awarded a $708.92 judgment against the Mar fork theater on a contract claim. Charles J. Kuhn obtained $8712 against Wysong and Bengston and others. H. D. Sturm won a verdict of about $195 against the Ideal Furniture Company.
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Marfork Theater
Wes
Charles J. Kuhn
Wysong and Bengston
H. D. Sturm
Ideal Purniture Company
Committee Dines At Glen Ferris Inn
Transportation committee members of the Charleston chamber of commerce dined Tuesday evening at the Glen Ferris Inn. Guests included George T. Lancaster W W Jennings and A E Stacey of Electro Metallurgical. M Jones and Hackney of New Kanawha Power. A L Webb of Missouri Pacific. Roy Cason of American Railway Association. Lee Finkle of Virginian railway. RB Meadows of Baltimore and Ohio. W L Hines of Northern Pacific. Lee Becrest of New York Central. RB L Danield of Lewis Hubbard. J R Saul of Blue and Gray lines. and George L. Coyle, chamber president.
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Transportation Committee
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
Glen Ferris Inn
George T. Lancaster
W W. Jennings
A.E. Stacey
The
Electro Metallurgical Company
M. Jones
Mr. Hackney
New Kanawha Power Company
A. L. Webb
Missouri Pacific Railway
Roy Cason
American Railway Association
Lee Finkle
Virginian Railway
RB. L. Meadows
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
W. L. Hines
London District to Award Marmat Junior High Contract
The London District board of education will meet Friday at 3 PM in the high school building in South Charleston to award a contract for Marmat junior high school construction. Bids received Tuesday night ranged from 77 000 to 96 000 dollars.
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London District Board of Education
South Charleston
Marmat
Seek Injunction To Halt Fayette County Property Sales
J D Boone and the Boone Coal Company asked United States District Judge George W McClintic for an injunction to stop the sale of properties in Fayette County by special commissioners of the Fayette circuit court. The filing was made yesterday and lists J D Boone D W Boone and the Boone company as plaintiffs.
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Fayettes County
Fayette Circuit
United States District
George W. McClintic
J. D. Boone
J. D
Western woman loses 19 pounds fat in four weeks
An ad-style feature touts Kruschen Salts as a simple weight loss method costing 85 cents a bottle. It claims a Western woman shed 19 pounds of fat in a month, improves energy, skin, and health, and promises motivation and mental sharpness while urging readers to weigh in and start a four week regimen.
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America
Kruscheti Salta
St Jne Potterfield
Ig Co
GCO
Older & Older & Cook
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Antoine
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