Control Board To Name Heads In Charleston Push
The State Board of Control plans to name numerous appointees next week including major posts at the Welch Empire and McDowell institutions. Dr Luther Clark moves to head the Welch Empire while LePrade acts as superintendent amid Rutherford’s departure. Mrs George Dillard is named hospital superintendent and Mrs Pay Johnson joins the state pork role board replacing Walter Rolts as the political shift continues.
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Charleston
State Board of Control
John Bakey White
Oe Board
Kump
Jobe
Gome
Jota
Moundaville
Coni
Fi Wan
Luther
Yeatercay Clark
Lyle
McDowell
Welch
Dr. Clare
McDowell County
A. G. Rutherford
Clark
2 L LePrade
Rutherford
Slingetd
Pay D. Jonnson
Charles Town
Jefferson County
State Pic
Walter S. Rolts
Elstersville
Land Taxes May Be Paid Without Fees
State Auditor Edgar B Sims yesterday issued notices announcing limited time offer to pay delinquent land taxes for 1929 1930 and 1941 without interest fees or costs Delinquencies for 1938 and earlier may also be paid to county commissioners of school districts under the same terms if the commissioners opt to receive payment. otherwise taxes may be paid to the state auditor.
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Edgar B. Sims
Achool Tandy
Aluta
War Schooner Tigress Recovered by Penetang Town Council
Penetang Ontario reports the recovered remains of the U S war schooner Tigress after a century at the bottom of Penetanguishene harbor. The town council sent an expedition to salvage and display parts including the white oak keel and timbers. The wreck will be restored and placed in the town skating rink or park with a title granted to Penetang.
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Penetang
Ont
Mackinac
Ahe
Penne ¢Anguishene
Penotang
Iker
Pettetang
Evangelist Keech to Sing at Randolph Street Church
The Rev. R H Keech former Charleston evangelist returns from Los Angeles to join the FUMN Ministrel Association with St Louis headquarters. He will sing at Randolph Street Baptist Church and appear on the gospel program. Rochester officials cut budget delaying a telephone for detective chief John P McDonald though his wife insists on its use.
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Riehard H. Keech
Charleston
Toa Angeles
Robert M. Pitts
Oskwood Heights
Mr Keech
Phos Hester
Rochester
John P. McDonald
Aquad
Bat McDonald
St Albans Chapter Elects Officers At Eastern Star Meeting
In St Albans the Eastern Star chapter elected officers in the Masonic temple with Irene Nuroberger named worthy gagtrom and John Bassitt worthy patron. Visiting relative Miss Violet Deem joined gatherings with local families and a series of social events followed, including a birthday dinner for Mrs Fred Trowbridge and a garden party honoring Mr Beryl Estep returning from Munich.
Welcome by Mrs Rex Pruden and Milton group officers elected
A welcome by Mrs Rex Pruden and remarks by Miss Bessie Sixons of Milton opened the meeting. Inflatory work was given by St Albans council No 16. Officers elected included councilor Mrs Daisy Ransom associate councilor Mrs Thelma Bryant vice associate councilor Mrs Dora Geiger and Mrs Mary Johnson junior past councilor Mrs Gay Miller associate junior post councilor Miss Mildred Headrick inside sentinel Mrs Mavis Humphries outside sentinel Mrs Flossie Newcomer financial secretary Mrs Eva Miller assistant view secretary Mrs Louise White treasurer Mrs Amande Miller recording secretary Mrs Rex Prudent assistant recording secretary Miss Cruzetts Harpers trustee Walter Morrison. State officers present were Mrs Josephine Williams and Mrs Maude Simms, national representative Thomas Clemm and Mrs Helen Clemm of Huntington and Miss Bessle Streas of Milton. Mrs Ben Sidebottom entertained with a surprise Birthday party Friday evening at her home on Fifth avenue honoring her sister Mrs Nora S Scott. Refreshments were served to a long list of guests including Mrs J S Remley, Ray Allen Remly, Mrs C B Curry, Mrs A A Scott and daughter Thelma Mone, of Maysville Ky, Mrs Mary Wewmen, Mrs Everette Mey, Mrs Elisabeth Wood, Mrs Frances Blount, Mrs Lacura Baldwin, Mrs B C Clayton, Mrs J S Ray, Mrs Gertrude Mc Boyle, Mrs J L Vinson, Mrs Joseph Nusnberger, Miss Magdeline Sidebottom, and many others.
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Rex Pruden
Bessie Sixons
Milton
St. Albans
Daisy Ransom
Thelma Bryant
Dora Geiger
Mary Johnson
Gay Miller
Mildred Headrick
Inside Sentinel
Mavis Humphries
Outside Sentinel
Flossie Newcomer
Eva Miller
Louise White
Amande Miller
Rex Prudent
Miss Cruzetts
Everette’ Mey
Elisabeth Wood
Frances Blount
Lacura, Baldwin
B.C. Clayton
Gertrude Mc Boyle
J. L. Vinson
Joseph Nusnberger
Magdeline Sidebottom
Wits
E. Gornter
R. B.ward
Dell Miller
A. W. Wheaton
Lena Underwood
M. V. Black
A. Color
Verna Lowe
Dorothy and Wine Lander
Misa Blanch Morgan
Avni May Scott
Sidebottom
Plane Sold At Auction For 195 Dollars In Buffalo
A biplane with 2180 horsepower, valued at about 5000 dollars new, was seized by US customs and sold at public auction in Buffalo for 195 dollars. The aircraft, flown from Casablanca to the local airport, carried an unreported English engine at landing.
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United States Customs Service
Cansola
Favorable May Relief Reports for Cook County Decline
Cook county applications for poor relief fell 30 percent in May from April, while relief cases closed rose 25 percent to 19,013. Public welfare director Joseph L. Moss announced the figures. Tomorrow a wage increase will affect about one thousand Chicago area workers as part of a broader recovery effort.
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Chicago
Cook County
Joseph L. Moss
Fair Changes Prosaic Work Fair Changes Prosaic Work
CHICAGO June 16 In the General Exhibits building of a Century of Progress the fair showcases transform everyday commerce into dramatic displays Five pavilions feature murals on steel made by sand blasting scenes of steel manufacture The exhibit also presents portraits of 400 famous women in period costumes and a Gutenberg Bible era printing press alongside modern printing equipment plus a complete factory tour showing labor and farm tools and a line of nostery products.
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Chicago
Visitors study paper making and card punching devices
Visitors examine the manufacture of paper through a miniature paper model in the business equipment pavilion. An operator types on a typewriter and punches cards that are then fed to a machine performing addition subtraction multiplication and sorting by color or number or alphabet.
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