Financial Experts To Address Bankers At One Day Meet
The West Virginia Bankers Amoc compresses a three day program into one on Saturday at the Daniel Boone hotel. Speakers include David Auch Columbus on services charges Harold S Cherry New York on wartime investments and William Powers New York on wartime personnel. Mayor James Garfield Stewart Cincinnati will speak at the banquet. H P Henshaw Huntington will preside. The association will elect one officer, a treasurer, with George M Moore to become president.
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West Virginia
Harold S. Cherry
New York
Lionel D. Edie Co
William Powers
American Hawkers Assoc
James Garfield Stewart
Cincinnati
H. P. Henshaw
Huntington
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Gebhardt
George M. Moore
Union National Bank
Clarksburg
George Ward
Charleston National Bank
Edgar C. Trout
Citizens’ National Bank
Martinsburg
State Health Council Studies Cancer Act in WV
The West Virginia public health council studied a proposed cancer control division under the state health department. Commissioner C F McClintle said no firm plan was set and organization would await full statute review. The 1944 legislature authorized the division with 50000 dollars yearly, to include clinics, education, and care for indigent cancer patients. The session, led by Dr. Walter E West, continues today ahead of a merit system meeting Saturday to set personnel specs.
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State Health Department
West Virginia Public Health Council
C. F. McClintle
Council
Walter E. West
Huntington
Merit Syatem Council
Good Season Foreseen At Lewisburg Market
The state agriculture department said conditions look good for a large volume of trade at the State Farmers market near Lewisburg, opening its second season July 7 and running to Christmas. The market, run by the state and Greenbrier Valley Farm Products Marketing Assoc., links wholesale buyers with producers of produce, fruit, poultry and eggs across Greenbrier Summers Pocahontas and Monroe counties. City Building Permits: Arthur H. Holland repairs at 815 Pennsylvania Ave. 200 dollars. H. T. Milam repairs at 308 Roane St. 200 dollars. J. I. VanBinder alterations at 113 Vine St. 100 dollars. William A. McCoy addition to dwelling at 918 Rugby St. and chicken house 100 dollars each. John T. Morgan alterations to store room at 226 Capitol St. 175 dollars. Demolition of dwelling at 908 Park Ave for Kanawha county board of education.
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State Agriculture Department
Lewisburg
Greenbrier
Arthur H. Holland
Pennsylvania Av
H. T. Milam
Roane St
J. 1. VanBinder
Vine St
William A. McCoy
Rugby Bt
John T. Morgan
Capitol St
Kanawha County Board of Education
Park Ay
Marriage License Filed by Bird and Russell in County Clerk Office
Carl Alvin Bird of St Albans and Maycil Marie Russell of Teays filed an application for a marriage license yesterday in the county clerk's office.
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Carl Alvin Bird
St. Albans
Maycil Marie Russell
Teays
Alter Five Glamour Tips for a Date Night Look
Beauty piece urges glamour makeup and eye and lip emphasis for a date. Advice includes floral lace hat with blue streamers, long pale blue gloves, and a black dress with lace. A Beauty Quiz letter asks if a necklace softens a slender throat, showing style guidance for accessories.
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Lois Leeds
Helen K
Velvet Ribbon Choice Sparks Simple Hair Accessory
The note advises selecting a wide velvet ribbon in blue pink or black and finishing with a small flat bow. A one or two inch width is recommended, with the most becoming choice to match the wearer.
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