Lions Club urged to back 40 playground centers
A Lions club meeting at the Daniel Boone hotel urged city support for converting 40 sites into recreational centers. Harry Lon spoke on a statewide program, with David Hicks explaining the need for a definite plan. A Charleston convention schedule was outlined with Gov. Kump to speak and officers to be elected Tuesday night.
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Harry Lon
Lions Club
Daniel Boone Hotel
Thomas FE
Garnar
David Hicks
Charleston
C. G. Peregoy
Beckley
H.G. Kump
M. K. Hearne
Charleston Club
Len H. Mynes
C. A. Rohnert
A. T. Stanley
David Kahn
J. Horner Davis
Russell Kessel
Wv. F. Frizzell
W. J. Hoyt
W. E. Cox
William Sapper
A. G. Treadgold
Homer Bosher
Harry Fretwell
Brady Buckley
Two Charleston Concerns Granted State Charters
The Mount Vernon company of Charleston offices on Pennsylvania avenue received authorization to deal in real estate for residential and manufacturing purposes and to buy and sell oil and gas leases. Capital stock $5,000. Temporary officers H E Snadie and Sarah Shadle of Beech Hill and H E Shadle of Charleston. The Tremorix Paving corporation in the Security Building authorized to issue 50 shares of common stock at $100 and 3M shares of preferred stock at $100, beginning with paid in capital of $1,060. Incorporators C R Hawley RB N Stephens Jr and JG Carper of Charleston. Name change granted for A M Rowe Inc radio station WMMN at Fairmont to Monongahela Valley Broadcasting Company.
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Charleston
Yesterd
Mount Vernon Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
H. E. Snadie
Sarah Shadle
Beech Hill
H. E. Shadle
Tremix Paving Corporation
Security Building
State Capitol Gets New Telephone Switchboard
A multiple position switchboard will speed up outgoing calls at the state capitol and is to be put in service today. It handles a daily flow over the capital’s 20 trunk lines and more than 200 extension phones, though some department heads have direct wires not routed through the switchboard.
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State Capitol
Two Charlestonians Earn George Washington University Degrees
Mrs. Louisa L. Garred and E. Comp ton Timberlake Jr. of Charleston were among about 700 graduates who received certificates from George Washington University at its 115th annual commencement in Washington D C. Dr. Cloyd H. Marvin, president, presented diplomas and delivered the charge to the graduating class.
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Louisa L. Garred
Herbert Garred
E. Compton Timberlake, Jr
Charleston
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Cloyd H. Marvin
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