Immunization Need Cited for School Entry
Dr. Thomas H. Blake, state health official, argues compulsory immunization for diphtheria and smallpox is constitutional and necessary to protect children and the public. He cites Massachusetts precedent and higher U.S. death tolls from smallpox to bolster the measure.
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Thomas H. Blake
Maternal and Child Hygiene
State Health Department
Health Department
Blake
U. S. Supreme Court
Massachusetts
United States
Willing Workers' Class Entertained at Mrs. Lee's Home
Mrs. Arnold Lee hosted the Willing Workers' class of Spring Hill St. Paul M. E. Church South Tuesday night with many members in attendance. Others listed include Mrs. William Davis, Mrs. Kenneth Hanson, Mrs. Russell Turner, Mrs. Leona West, Mrs. Maywood West, Mrs. Howard Frazier, Mrs. E. O. Knight, Mrs. Carl Lloyd, Mrs. Walter Spence, Mr. and Mrs. Noy Cox, Rev. T Adams and Mrs. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Hudson, Mary Lou and Joan Lee, Kenneth Hanson, Wesley, Jack, and Connelly Adams.
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Arnold Lee
Spring Hill St. Paul M. E. Church
South
Wiliam Davis
Kenneth Hanson
Russell Turner
Leona West
Maywood West
Howard Frazier
E. O. Knight
Carl Lloyd
Walter Spence
Noy Cox
T. ©. Adams
Mra
Adams
Logan Water Rates Ordered Lowered by Public Commission
Logan officials announced a downward revision in Pure Water company rates, estimated to save consumers about $10,000 annually. The Public Service Commission directed the company to file tariffs and appear for hearing on June 18, with rate cuts applying to private fire protection, city hydrants, meters, water rents in Logan, Aracama, and outside Logan city limits.
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Pure Water Company of
Logan
Public Service Commission
Commission
Aracama
Happy Helpers Class Entertains With Dating
Miss Charlotte Spreigle hosted two Wiener Toast Tuesday night for the Happy Helpers class at Spring Hill St Paul M E church South. Other attendees included Jean Kay Chilton Frances Hamilton Chilton Betty Jo Long Iva Jean Dent Dorothy Lee Margaret Ann Johnson Anna Marie Hall Elma Jean Long Neva Babcock Betty Turley Geraldine Queen Helen Parsons Mary Hall and C V Hall.
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Charlotte Spreigle
Happy Helpers
Spring Hill St. Paul M. E. Church
South
Jean Kay Chilton
Frances Hamilton Chilton
Betty Jo Long
Iva Jean Dent
Dorothy Lee
Margaret Ann Johnson
Anna Marie Hall
Elma Jean Long
Neva Babcock
Betty Turley
Geraldine Queen
Helen Parsons
Mary Hall
C. V. Hall
Local Man Elected President of West Virginia Telephone Pioneers
George M. Thrall of Charleston has been elected president of the West Virginia chapter No 42 Telephone Pioneers of America. The group honors longtime telephone workers and Thrall began with US Long Distance in 1899. He has served as plant superintendent in Charleston Wheeling and again Charleston since May.
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George M. 7Tral
Charleston
West Virginia
Telephone Pioneers of America
Thrall
United States Long Distance Telephone Company
Columbus
Wheeling
Clay County Democrats appoint new leadership slate
Organization of the Clay County Democratic executive committee concluded Tuesday with A. J. Pugh elected vice chairman W. C. Bobbitt named chairman Mrs J. F. Moran chosen associate chairman and John Size more appointed temporary secretary.
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Clay County Democratic Executive Committee
A.J. Pugh
W.C. Bobbitt
Bi-A
J. F. Moran
John Sizemore
Californian Impressed By State's Scenic Beauty
Alex Allen of North Hollywood California is visiting West Virginia and will depart tomorrow night for the coast after his Charleston visit.
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Alex Allen
North Hollywood
Calif
West Virginia
Charleston
Allen Tours State Admiring Scenic Beauty
He visited his sister Mrs. Alice White of Washington Street and toured the state for the first time. He said he was impressed by its scenic beauty, unsurpassed by any state he has visited. ee London belches are wearing black.
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Alice White
Washington Street
Allen
Wyckoff Receives B A Degree from George Washington University
Justin V. Wyckoff of Charleston was graduated yesterday from George Washington University with a bachelor of arts in government.
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Justin V. Wyckoff
Charleston
George Washington University
Johnson silent on potential war post appointment
Washington June 3 Louis A Johnson of Clarksburg West Virginia declined to comment on a report he may be offered the position of assistant secretary of war. Johnson a former national commander of the American Legion has been in Washington since the start of the week and serves on the federal advisory council of the U S employment service. The Czech government controls radio set manufacturing.
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Washington
Louis A. Johnson
Clarksburg
W. Va
Johnson
Mander
American Legion
Federal Advisory Council
The
U.S. Employment Service
John Geshorn Member of 37 Graduating Class
John Geshorn a member of the 37th graduating class of Ohio Wesleyan College in Delaware is noted. The report places him on Washington Street.
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John Geshorn
Washingt Street
Ohio Wesleyan College
Delaware
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