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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1931
Page
9
Dorothy Dix advises a reader that a wife should not quit work for a husband who lacks aggressiveness. She argues many women can be natural traders, sometimes better than husbands, and that financial success can come from the wife while the husband supports the family in other capacities.
Dorothy Dix answers readers about troubled families and divorce. A mother with unruly children is urged to hire a nurse for discipline while a confessedly unfaithful spouse faces moral judgment and possible reconciliation, stressing consequences of past choices and the need for accountability.
The Kanawha Valley Dairymen's Association plans a noon meeting at the county courthouse offices of the county farm bureau. They will introduce their new field secretary, Harry Trelogan, a recent graduate of West Virginia University College of Agriculture.
Decreases in capital stock were reported to Secretary of State George W. Sharp by G. T. Fogle and Company of Charleston and by Jos Pine Bluff Coal Company of Fairmont. The secretary received dissolution papers for Union Trust Company Charleston Varnum Perkins Huntington Radio Distributing Company Huntington Clay District Coal and Gas Companies Morgantown and Virginian Bank and Trust Company Princeton. A charter was granted to the Hand Stogia Makers Machine Workers and Strippers Industrial Union of Wheeling capitalized at 25000 by Harry J. Yobbing Sam Ruben and E. T. Hugging all of Wheeling Nelson and Chase and Gilbert Company.
A West Virginia slate notes a Boston and Delaware firm authorized to hold property in West Virginia with an office planned in Williamson. The Rocks Bridge Marble Corporation of Mouldgsville, capitalized at 250000, is granted incorporation to mine and market minerals in Rockbridge County, Virginia. E. I. Parker W. B. Casey and Walter Smith of Wheeling are the incorporators.
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