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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1955

Page

15

McClellan urges balance of government and business needs

Senator John L. McClellan told the National Plant Food Institute delegates that big government and big business are here to stay due to national and world conditions. He warned that administration complexity grows with expenditure and urged Congress to extend Hoover Commission reforms to achieve greater efficiency and supervision.

White Sulphur Springs John L. McClellan D-Ark McClellan Senate Appropriations Committee National Plant Food Institute Congress Hoover Commission McClelan

Eleven youths head to Cleveland for church youth congress

Eleven young people from the Charleston Seventh Day Adventist Church led by Ora Mae Kirk will travel to Cleveland Ohio for a three day Youth Congress at the Cleveland Auditorium. More than 7 000 youths from eight states and the District of Columbia will attend with ARTHUR J. PATZER of Washington DC in charge. Speakers include H M S Richard of Los Angeles and Eldine W Dunbar. Local delegates listed include Ruth Mayne Ann Emma Lou Ethel Halstead Barbara Peck Susan Ratliff Elizabeth White William Davis John Ward and Okey Hill Peck Jr.

Charleston Seventh-Day Adventist Church Ora Mae Kirk Cleveland Cleveland Auditorium Ohio Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware Virginia West Virginia New Jersey District ofColumbia Arthur J. Patzer Washington, D. C Columbia Union Conference of Adventists Richard Los Angeles Calif Eldine W. Dunbar Ruth Mayne Ann Emma Lou Ethel Halstead Barbara Peck Susan Ratliff Elizabeth White William Davis John Ward Okey Hill Peck Jr

Son of Founder Heads Loan Firm

Tvor F. Boiarsky has been elected president of the Charleston Federal Savings and Loan Assn, succeeding William T. Lively who died June 2. Judge Mose Boiarsky was the original president. the firm was chartered in 1934. At the directors meeting Jacob Isacoff was named executive vice president and secretary, with E. M. Johnson, Denver L. Morgan, G. W. Higginbotham as directors. Loewenstein was the only new director. others are former board members.

Tvor F. Boiarsky Charleston Federal Savings and Loan Assn Associaion Bojarsky William T. Lively Judge Mose Boiarsky Jacob Isacoff E. M. Johnson Denver L. Morgan G. W. Higginbotham Edanley Loewenstein Loewenstein

Grease Fire Causes Smoke Damage at Virginia Ave Home

A burning pan of grease caused $250 smoke damage to the home of Mr and Mrs Abe Max at 3502 Virginia Ave SE yesterday morning. Firemen reported smoke stained the entire interior requiring redecorating.

Abe Max Virginia Ave. S. E Max

Dedication Slated Aug 7 for Legion Headquarters Here

Huntington June 15 Dedication of the American Legion Department of West Virginia headquarters in Charleston is set for Sunday August 7. Louis A Johnson former defense secretary from Clarksburg is invited to deliver the dedicatory address with T H Pat McGovran as general program chairman and Pat McGovran directing.

Huntington American Legion Department of West Virginia Charleston Charles E. Booth Legion Kanawha Blvd Defense Louis A. Johnson Clarksburg

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