Food for Guardsmen would be bid for at three camps
Bids issued by Ma A Wood for feeding the 130th and 201st infantry at Camp Conley Point Pleasant and Camp Dawson Kingwood this summer list elaborate menus and quantities. The 150th infantry at Camp Conley July 14 to July 31 and the 201st at Camp Dawson July 3 to August 14.
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130Th Infantry
201St Infantry
West Virgi National Guard
Camp Conley
Point Pissant
Camp Dawson
Kingwood
A. Wood
United States
Virginia
150Th Infantry
Camp
Dawson
Will Bean
Butker
Eidney Bern
Bplay Infantry
Charleston seeks sewer permit for riverbank outfall project
The city of Charleston has applied to the government for permission to construct an eight inch drain outfall along the Kana whe river bank to serve as an outlet for a sewer on Columbia boulevard. Objections may be filed at his office in Huntington until June.
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Charleston
Kanawhe River
Columbia Boulevard
Huntington
Marriage Licenses in Kanawha County Courthouse
The Kanawha county clerk issued licenses to wed to Frances E. Holman and Anna Lou Frasher, Albert E. Older and Bonnie Dale Holbrook, Charles A. Foster and Iva Mae Bultey, Marine Patterson and Danny Ve atrice Mitchel, and Frank & Barton with Margaret Mace.
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Kanawha County
Frances E. Holman
Anna Lou Frasher
Albert E. Older
Bonnie Dale Holbrook
Charles A. Foster
Iva Mae Bultey
Marine Patterson
Danny Veatrice Mitchel
Frank & Barton
Margaret Mace
Traffic Managers Will Confer on New Rates
Readjustments of commodity freight rates based on the recently readjusted class rates in this territory will be discussed by traffic managers of industrial concerns at a series of conferences to be called by S P Polter, chairman of the Charleston industrial district freight traffic commission. Re adjustments will be made on the bases of mileage and competition. The new and lower rates become effective after July 1.
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5. P. Polter
Charleston Industrialistrict Freight Traffic Commission
Brotherton Elected President of Dairy Cooperative
W. T. Brotherton was elected president of the Kanawha Valley Milk Producers Dairy Cooperative Sales Association at a meeting held in the Kanawha county courthouse. Lewin was elected to the advisory council.
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W. T. Brotherton
Dairy Men's Cooperative Sales
Kanawha
Three Men Given Probation by Intermediate Court
Three men were placed on probation after cases heard at the Intermediate court. Morris Spangler and Dave McClellan faced liquor related charges. Each man faced varied penalties, with one given two years probation and others under one year.
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Stanley
Carpenter
Morris Spangler
Holmes
Dave
Dave McClellan
Hig Ariver
Henley
Black
L. E. Carpenter
D. Stanley L
Reviewers to Meet Kanawha County Board of Equalization
Reviewers will meet the Kanawha County Board of Equalization in July at the county courthouse for a scheduled session. The meeting is set for July 3 with three items to review.
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Kanawha County
Consular Officers to Hold Reunion in City
A reunion of foreign consular officers with jurisdiction in West Virginia will be held June 27 followed by a luncheon at the Kanawha hotel. Consuls from most foreign countries will attend. conference topics include matters of concern to the consul officers. Enrico Iannaretti will host the luncheon. The Italian consular general is mentioned as participating.
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West Virginia
Kanawha
Enrico Iannaretti
Baltimore man to visit Charleston for three day stay
Mario Caroer of Baltimore arrives in Charleston for a three day visit starting June 36 and will tour several state locations. The report notes Greece faces a lack of capital hindering its extensive road-building program.
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Mario Caroer
Baltimore
Charleston
Greece
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Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Pat
Ruth Chatterton
George Brent
Atarte
Ace
Eds
Herbert Carney
Jane
Subsee Stamp Co
NEW
Lorain
American Stove Company
Woodrum
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