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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1931

Page

7

Health policy to continue under Dr Henshaw in West Virginia

A state health commission reappointment keeps a 10 year program of health protection and disease prevention advancing. Dr Henshaw has expanded full time departments, lowered typhoid deaths, improved water and milk safety, and boosted child health through mothers courses and school screenings.

W. T. Henshaw Gary William G. Conley West Virginia Henshaw State Health Department E. F. Morgan Statf of Sanitery Engineers Alma Houses Lusans United States Public Health Service Biase Hygienic Henshaw Das State Water Commission

Dismissal Bid for South Charleston Officer Heard

A petition seeks the dismissal of Ronnie Vickers, South Charleston police, to be heard by Mayor L B Oakes and the city council at a special Thursday meeting. The filing by Francis George alleges Vickers kept lost money found May 29 after claiming to have returned it. Vickers says he found money and returned it to boys. Vickers is suspended pending the hearing and Jesse Salisbury has replaced him.

Ronnie Vickers Bixth Avenue South Charleston L. B. Oakes Francis George Seventh Avenue George Vickers Jesse Salisbury

Diamond Dollar Studio Opens at Diamond Department Store

The Diamond Dollar photo studio opened in the basement of the Diamond department store on Capital Street. Lester E. Ludi, formerly of the Portrait Shop, is manager after returning from Pittsburgh where he worked at a large studio. The studio offers eight by ten photographs and provides colorizing by an artist. Modern lighting equipment typical of large studios has been installed.

Diamond Dollar Diamond Department Capitol Street Lester E. Ludi Studi Ludi Pitta Burgh Stuiio

McIntyre Day by Day Busy Season Notes

The item notes McIntyre Day by Day has had its busiest season. It mentions many legal firms forming to specialize in stock and bondholder suits against corporations. It also references Julian Litinge’s alias Jack Dalton and Marie Dressler finding film work for Weber and Field players. The statistical record shows panics tend to rise in June July and August.

Julian Litinge Jack Dalton Marie Dressler Weber

Radio Highlights Showcase of London Talks and Rome Concert

Radio listings from New York outline tomorrow's international broadcasts on WABG CBS and WJZ NBC. London talks on Russia’s olveryear plan air at 11 30 a m, followed by a Rome concert at 2 40 p m on WJZ NBC. The Friendly Hour religious series begins on WJZ NBC with various programs through October 11.

New York London Wabg-Cbs Rus+ sie Rome WJZ NBC Wjz-Nbc Tomorow Frederick E. Stamm Charles L. Goodel

Mining Institute Meeting Tuesday Planned Safety Day

The Coal River Mining Institute will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 in the Community Club at Madison to plan the institute annual safety day scheduled for Monday September 7.

Charleston Order of Eastern Star Rochester Thestra NBC Shrine Mosque Capi Tristo Coal River Mining Institute Madison

Leg Healed After 23 Years Prompts Medical Book Request

Mrs Peter Olsen of Corning Iowa reports complete healing of leg sores after 23 years. She urges other sufferers to write Dr H I Whittier at 319 Westport Bank Building Kansas City Missouri for a free copyrighted book on home treatment for leg sores varicose ulcers and veins that stops pain and heals.

Mrn Peter Olsen Corning Iowa Whittier Westport Nank Building Kansas Chis

Local Man Will Address Bankers in Pittsburgh

Charles L. Williamson of the National Bank of Commerce Charleston will be one of three U S bank employees to address the American Institute of Banking national educational convention in Pittsburgh this week. Williamson leaves with Charleston bankers and returns next Sunday. The chapter ranks among the nation’s leaders in banking education, with 215 members in 1930 31, a 76 percent rise, and over 100 in seven course subjects. The Kanawha chapter led the state in class work and defeated Huntington and Pittsburgh in debates with other chapters.

Charles L. Williamson National Bank of Commerce Charleston United States American Institute of Banking Pittsburgh Williamson Wul Br. Harald Stonier Wilamson Huntington

Delegates Gather for Pittsburgh Banking Convention

The Kanawha chapter leads public education work across Virginia North Carolina Pennsylvania Delaware and the District of Columbia. Charleston junior bankers addressed audiences totalling over 5000 as delegates prepare to attend the Pittsburgh convention. Attending from Charleston National Bank are J B Branscome E C McDowell Denyer Morgan and O V Wilson. J B Greenlee of Security Bank and Trust Company and F H Martin of Kanawha Banking and Trust Company also named along with Virgil O'Dell.

Kanawha Chapter Virginia North Carolina Pennsylvania Delaware District of Columbia Charleston Pittsburgh J. B. Branscome E. C. McDowell Denyer Morgan O. V. Wilson Charleston National Bank J. B. Green-lee Security Bank and Trust Company F. H. Martin Kanawha Banking and Trust Company Virgil O'Dell

Miller named Harrison county farm agent

Clarksburg June 8 AP W S Miller of Grant county was named Harrison county farm agent by county farm bureau directors succeeding H Gail Strum who resigned Miller was assistant farm agent in Lewis county last year and will assume duties July 1

Clarksburg W. S. Miller Grant County Harrison County County Farm Bureau H. Gail Strum Miller Lewis County

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