Sinking Fund Commission To Market Bonds
The Sinking Fund Commission plans to offer bonds totaling 1,600,000 dollars for sale until 2 PM. The issue comprises four groups with varied amounts and maturities, including Charleton independent district bonds and Logan district school bonds. Bids must be at par plus accrued interest, with first payments due July 1, 1949, and subsequent installments through 1956.
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Charstom
Crossatetk
Brécke County
Wald Im
Logan
Stolen Money Case Leads to City Detectives Findings
Fragmentary report notes city detectives found stolen funds and a series of arrests linked to forged checks. Names and exact charges are unclear due to damaged text but reference a forged check for 2831 dollars and multiple detainees.
Truck Clutch Failure Kills 9-Year-Old Lad
In Mellaire a heavily loaded lumber truck's clutch failure caused the boy's death. The incident occurred today as emergency crews responded to the scene.
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Mellaire
Todey
Real Estate Transfers Deeds Recorded in County Clerk’s Office
Deeds recorded yesterday show transfers including Mee AB Matin by D C Tompkins to L E Johnson in Kans County court land on Aaron fork and Cabin creek. George Willisgis and wife to Kans county court land on Cabin creek with $10 consideration. Unitek Lean mid Mearity company to Jot Wo 190 and parts of Jot Ko im near Grove avenue addition for $10 and other consideration. Talla Land company to J M Bays Lot No 38 block Ko ¢ and Bowers and D Bays addition to Spring Mill for $10 and other consideration. Beverly Brown to O Billing, Lot 8 Verbols addition to Furn Back with $10 and other consideration. Korat mith and wife to T Hart wise tract near Big Chimney Ste district for $10 and other consideration. Ruma Johneee and wife to Rachel E Trompe Lot Wo block B-2 Levi for $10 and other consideration. D P Mewomasr and wife to Shady View Land subpart 1048 Nos 8 4 5 8 1 Bewsomer re subdivision of jot No 4% at Almsy park for $10 and other consideration.
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Cferk
D.C. Tompkins
Commie
L E. Johnson
Kanos
Brick
Aaron Fork
Loomehdera Thon
George Willisgis
Kans
Wie
Cabin Creek
Grove Avenus
Boo
Talla Land Company
Furn
Korat
T. Hartwise
Ste
Ruma Johneee
Rachel E.i Trompe
Levi
D. FP
Mewomasr
Shady ‘View
Almsy Park
Helmg Stakes Broadcast From Belmont Park Planned
Radio network coverage of the sixty third Helmg Stakes from Belmont Park New York described with commentary by Graham McNames Clem Carthy and Bryan Field. Broadcast starts 3 p m EST and runs to 4 45 p m with WEAR WFI WRC and others carrying the program.
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James A. Reed
Missouri
Sedalia
Belmont Park
New York
National Broadcasting Company
Graham McNames
Clem Carthy
Turf Authority
Bryan Field
New York Times
WEAR
WFI
WRC
Reed
Columbia
Ed W
Jefferson
Arthur Pryor
Walter Damroech
WJ2
David Mendoza
Jeannette Loft
Tedia
WEAF
Je Benator
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Mstenera
WEAP
WOSH
WHO
WEBC
Ponce Sisters
Don Bigelow
Calvary Baptist Church Cornerstone Layed. College Election Tallies
The Calvary Baptist Church at Bridgefield laid its cornerstone with Masons present. James H. Gol jehoo acted as master of ceremony. Luther Piggott defeated Emerton Hardman by four votes for student body president at Davis and Elkins College. Christian Endeavor groups held a birthday party for F C Dixon in Baltimore. Pineville coach G L Fattigrew said he will not return next year. Glendale Methodist Episcopal church planning steps taken at a meeting of its official board.
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Associated Press
Calvary Baptist Church
Bhiefield
Masonic Lodge
James H. Gol
Jehoo
Bbuefield
Dorsey C. Peck
Grefton
Virginia Masons
L. W. Swop
Athens
R. A. Black
New Church
Davis and Elkins College
Luther Piggott
West Union
Emerton Hardman
Elkins
Marjorla Bennett
Bridgeport
Kerr Whitfield
Ness City
Kansas
Christian Endeavor Societies
Jefferson
Berkeley Counties
Tuscarora Presbyterian Church
F. C. Dison
Halt Timore
Christian Endeavor
Dixon
Christian Endeavor Workers
Pineville
G.L. Fattigrew
Pins High School
Glendale
Wheeling
Dr Cavert elected president of West Virginia TB association
Huntington June 6 W Va Tuberculosis and Fearth association elected Dr O P Cavert of Moundsville as president succeeding Dr J G Pettitt of Hop ermont. Others reelected or named to executive committee include Frank Townsend Mrs B W Kendall Walter McNeal and Fred Deem with plans to establish clinics in counties lacking nursing services. Directors named with terms to expire in 1934 include state health officials and multiple officers across Charleston Wheeling Huntington and surrounding towns.
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Huntington
West Virginia Tuberculosis and Fearth Association
Martinsburg
Dikins
Clarksburg
Pallmont
Rowell
Alo
Covert
George EB. Evans
Hopement
Tee Association
W. T. Henshaw
Charleston
Emmett Barr
Wheeling
Pred Deem
Clarkabnig
George Griainger
Beckley
F. L. Black
Bluefield
O P Covert
Maundeville
Nat T. Frame
Morgantown
C. C. Henry
Fairmont
C. L. Hunter
Berkeley Springs
Walter McNeal
W. Price
Gearhro
C. B.williams
Philipps
B. A. Gridlow
Desmar
L. V. Guthrie
George
Christian Endeavor Union Ends Meeting
The thirty seventh West Virginia Christian Endeavor union convention ended in Morgantown with Huntington chosen for next year’s gathering in the second week of June. Mary Jackson of Jane Lew was reelected president. resolutions opposed Sunday movies and supported prohibition enforcement. Dr. Relner of Chicago spoke at the closing four day meeting. Family attendance records at Jane Lew High School highlighted by multiple children with perfect or near perfect attendance.
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Morgantown
West Virginia Christian Endeavor Union
Huntington
Mies Mary Jackson
Jane Lew
L. Relner
Waveland Avenue Congregational Church
Chicago
Sesgion
Boyd Hileman
Jane Lew High School
Ith
Mary
Paul
Pauline
Mildred
Beulah
Mason School Recital Delights Lions Club Audience
W. B. Mason of the Mason School of Music presented a program at the Lions club luncheon. The lineup included ten young violinists led by a student of Mason, vocal solos by Harry F. Newton and Rebecca Richardson, two Riley poems, and a piano solo by George F. Gillespie of Cincinnati.
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Lions Club
W. 8. Mason
Mason School of Music
Mr. Son
Mary Ellezabeth Bummerfield
Harry F. Newton
Rebecca Richardson
James Whit
Comb Riley
George F. Dillar
Pie
Cincinnati
Adusic
Howard Hesse
Manob
Miss Summerfield
Gillespie
Dorothy Beck
Charlotte ‘Hager
Bylvia Lazute
Ruby Padding
Mies Richardson
Halcy
Contractor Murdered in Cleveland Heist
Tony Veryk a 95 year old contractor was shot and killed in Cleveland during a robbery at a west side hotel under construction. The assailants fled with about 41000 taken from him at the scene on the third floor.
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Cleveland
i—Tiree Bepoits
Tony Veryk
Isto Today
Hirm
Veryx
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