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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1961

Page

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Fayette Woman Nominated National Junior Clubs Director

Mrs. James A. Scarbro of Fayette endorsed by the National Federation of Women’s Clubs as national director of junior clubs. West Virginia’s juniors win 10 first place awards for best overall reporting at the convention, with Scarbro among WV representatives including Mrs. H. B. Sullivan and Mrs. John B. Gore.

Miami Fla Federation of Women’s Clubs Council of West Virginia Scarbro H. B. Sullivan Milton John B. Gore Montgomery

The Scotch that's smooth at a price you'll approve

A concise ad-like snippet touts a smooth Scotch option offered at a favorable price, inviting readers to consider a value deal.

Camp Tate fills up with Kanawha County youths

Forty boys and 106 girls attend the Kanawha County H camp for older 4-H club members, opening Monday at Camp Virgil Tate on Martin's Branch of Poca River. Junior Wilson of Clay directs the camp which will close Saturday. Tribe officers elected include Delaware Tribe chief Carolyn Lewis, sagamore Bob Echols. Mingo Tribe chief Sharon Baher, sagamore Flaine Barton. Cherokee Tribe chief Martha Brown, sagamore Betsy Elders. Seneca Tribe chief Bill Miles, sagamore Ronnie McCracken.

Kanawha County Virgil Tate Martin Poca River Junior Wilson Clay Delaware Tribe Carolyn Lewis Washington District Bob Echols Cross Lanes Sagamore Sharon Ba‘her Coopers Creek Flaine Barton Elkview

Goldfine Sentenced to Prison and Fine in Tax Evasion Case

Bernard Goldfine, 78, was sentenced to one year and a day in federal prison and fined 110000 for tax evasion involving more than 600000 in cash withdrawals from his Strathmore Woolen Co and related holdings. He received five years probation and must disclose all relevant financial information to the government. Mildred Paperman, his secretary, received a suspended sentence and was ordered to repay taxes and penalties.

Boston Paperman Evisie Bernard Goldfine Strathmore Sion George C. Sweeney Goldfine Sherman Adams Dwight D. Eisenhower Sweeney Land U. S John FE. Collins Federal Danbury Sedge Sweety Attorney General Strathmore Woolen Co

Why Intelligent People Suffer More Headaches

Doctors cite that highly intelligent people with perfectionist traits push themselves hard and stay overly conscientious. This results in mounting tension that tightens scalp and neck muscles and reduces blood flow, causing nerve irritation and headaches. Simple soothing tabs fail to address underlying pain.

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