National Displays Included at Home Show
FHA displays will be featured at the Home Show on July 13 in Charleston. The exhibits include Famous American Homes, model homes, and information on the modern credit plan. Displays aim to assist home buyers with the insured mortgage system and down payments, highlighting eligible improvements and property options.
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Charleston
WCHS
Amer- Son
Informace
Dierath Spree
Credit Pia
Ousted from Pazea Part 1 yields a wary senate probe scene
A fragment suggests a tense senate judiciary committee debate over a resolution altering a congressional probe. It mentions Joe amending to shield the labor department and to grant funds and operations control to five departmental investigators, with Philadelphia noted.
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Ingu
STVA
Sage
de Fox
Senate Judiciary Committee
Joe
Labor Department
Sfive
Phila
Homes and Furnishings Buying Volume Jumps
Chicago June 18. About 43 percent of all installment buying by American families last year was for home items and furnishings. The United States Building and Loan league committee reports total monthly repayment credit for home building and buying at 2.327 billion dollars with mortgages about 1.4 billion to be paid off in 11 to 20 years. Savings and loan associations provided 766 million, with 356 million for new houses and 410 million for purchases of existing homes. More than half of installment purchases were for home goods, with 927 million charged on installment plans and paid off in one to three years.
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Chicago
Home Building and Home Owning Committee
The
United States Building and Loan League
Bun and Bradstreet Business
Savings, Building and Loan Associations
The Joe O Mahoney Plot to Control a Probe
A crafted scheme by Joe O Mahoney to name him chairman of a congressional committee and seize publicity and funds, aimed to place him over the senator and rule the investigation. Sen Norris and Sen LaFollette opposed, forcing his ouster as the senate expanded the probe to include the labor department and gave the president control of the $400,000 investigative fund.
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Joe
Congressional Committee
George. Norris
Bob LaFollette
Joe O'Mahoney
O'Mahoney
Senate
Labor Department
Gazette
Mrs. Roland's Piano Pupils Recital At McKee Auditorium
Mrs Marie Roland presented her piano pupils in a Thursday recital at the McKee auditorium on Capitol street. The list of performers included Mary Kyle Mary Pacifico Robert Lodderback Nancy Holcomb Jane Fontaine Lois Trope Eleanor Ruth Mildred Nichols and many others. A separate item notes two Glasgow men have identified their brother George Cummings killed near Berwick England about six months ago.
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Marie Roland
McKee
Capitol Street
Mary Kyle
Mary Pacifico
Robert Louderback
Nancy Holcomb
Jane Fontaine
Lois Trope
Eleanor
Ruth
Mildred Nichols
Mary Vestry
Barbara Jane Powell
Joan Summers
Helen Issac
Joan Hood
William Garrison
Betty Jane Dodrill
Margaret P. Jones
Biddie Ann Jones
Patsy Embleton
Dorothy Lee
Dye
Rose
Helen Stott
Joyce Burlingame
Carolyn de Marco
Virginia Lee House
Lorraine Burlingame
Patsy Matthews
Nickie Ciccarero
Mary Ann Ebberbaugh
Glasgow
Scotland
George Cummings
Berwick
England
Miss Chrislip Pupils Give Two Public Recitals
Piano pupils of Miss Lillian Chrislip will perform in two recitals at 8 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday at the Galperin. Wednesday features Carol Garcelon through James Farrell and Martha Jane Grimes. Thursday lists Janet Parkins through Mary Jo Smith with repeated entries for Louise Greene and Mary Jo Smith among others.
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Miss Lillian
Chrislip
Galperin
Capitol Street
Carol Garcelon
Betty Jo Young
Patricia Douglas
Katherline McWhorter
Thomas Berry
Jack Casper
Joseph Farrell
Ellen , Belle
James Farrell
Janice Kendall
Martha Julia Farrell
Freddie Kendall
Patsy Hood
Gloria Zickafoose
Junior MacDonald
Kenneth McCalla
William McCalla
Martha
Pupils of Louis Schultze Appear in Violin Recital
Violin students of Louis Schultze performed at a public recital in the McKee auditorium on Capitol Street. Participants include Mary Katherine Kelso Katherine Lita Yoland Anne Liversedge Robert Mandeville Raymond Lippitt Betty Lee Morton Joe Lira Walter Given Sara Jane Kahn Harvey Morgenstein Jennie Pico Dorevis Frazier Ruth Johnson Betty Maven James Snyder Vincent Talley Bruce Chapman Richard Mercer Chester Lovett Gene Darby Charles Moore Larry O Neal OB Johnson Melvin Ogrina.
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Louis Schultze
McKee
Capitol Street
Mary Katherine Kelso
Katherine Lita
Yoland Anne Liversedge
Robert Mandeville
Raymond Lippitt
Betty Lee Morton
Joe Lira
Walter Given
Sara Jane Kahn
Harvey Morgenstein
Jennie Pico
Dorevis Frazier
Ruth Johnson
Betty Maven
James Snyder
Vincent Talley
Bruce Chapman
Richard Mercer
Chester Lovett
Gene Darby
Charles Moore
Larry O
Educators Going To Convention West Virginia Delegation Heads North
State Supt W W Trent will lead the West Virginia delegation to the National Educational Association summer meeting in New York City June 26 30. The group includes Ruth Walls J H Hickman J W Roberts Elizabeth Goodall Earl Brawley Cecile Goodall J Frank Marsh Gertrude Roberts Joseph Rosier Clyde Cochran and others with headquarters at the Pennsylvania Hotel. The state annual breakfast is set for June 28 at the Hotel Martinique.
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W. W. Trent
West Virginia
National Educational Association
New York City
Ruth Walls
Kingwood
State Educational Association
J. H. Hickman
J. W. Roberts
Elizabeth Goodall
Earl Brawley
Cecile Goodall
Charleston
J. Frank Marsh
Concord State Teachers College
Gertrude Roberts
Huntington
State Classroom Teachers Association
Joseph Rosier
Fairmont
Clyde B. Cochran
New York
Pennsylvania Hotel
Hotel
Martinique
Church circle and club notes from Twenty-seventh Street
The Mary Bonar Mission Circle met at Mrs. J C Simpson's home with a long list of attendees including Mrs. J R Reynolds and Rev J R Reynolds. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs. J Eyi Roark's home with talks on various departments. Several locals and out-of-town visitors are noted with many health, travel, and employment updates including Marie Johnson joining Viscose lab and Everett Mollohan in Charleston hospital.
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Mary Bonar Mission Circle of the Baptist Church
J. C. Simpson
J. R. Peck
J. R. Reynolds
E. S. Kaylor
Ethel_ Gary
Ethel Harmen
Rose Krantz
M. J. Custer
Howard Wallace
H. J. Rimmer
F. H. Briggs
John Santrock
J. E. Hartigan
W. J. Jones
C. J. Simpson
Charles Simpson
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Hoon
J. Eyi Roark
A. F. Shomo
A.F. Shomo
Robert Wells
Shomo
E. S. Gaylor
William Markhat
John Morton
Clarence Trevillian
Shoma
J. BR. Reynolds
Roark
Marie Johnson
Carbon
Douglas Walker
Everett Mollohan
Charleston
Ralph Harrison
Cleveland
K. L. Godfrey
Providence
KR. L. Sibley
Lexington
Robert Sibley
Virginia Military Institute
Lydia Jones
Twenty-fifth Street
F. J. Nalley
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Constance Cooper
E. L. Cooper
Olin Moses
U. S. Engineer's Office
Muntington
R. C. Stewart
California
Mis
Louise Stewart
Robert Stewart
Lute DeWeese
Ida Payne Crickenberger
Grafton
W. P. Wilson
Newport
Phyllis Cremeans
Beckley
Witro
Barbara Fentress
Walter Barrickman
Richwood
H. L. Bryant
Ikons Staas Dedicated by Archbishop at St George Church
Archbishop Samuel David of Toledo will dedicate the ikons staas at St George's Syrian Orthodox Church in a 10 a.m. service assisted by Rev. Raphael Husson. The walnut and maple partition features two rows of Byzantine style ikona depicting apostles, the Last Supper, saints, and the Virgin with Infant Jesus.
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Ikons-Staas
St. George’s
St. George's Syrian Orthodox Church
Samuel David
Toledo
Raphael Husson
Herman C Perry
Charleston
Sofronios Afentakis
University of
Constantinople
John Chrysostom
St Basil the Great
Gregory the Great
St. Spirridonos
St. George
Jesus
Christ
St.John the Baptist
St. Nicholas
Dimitrios
Lee Street
Michael
Gabriel
Raphael
Elisa
Elias
Ikons Staas
Shums Tl Bit
Sun of Benevolence Society
Rachel Skeff
Josephine Cassis
Josephine Haddy
Alyce Burdell
Trip to Nassau and local society notes
A variety of personal notices list travel to Nassau West Indies and a new home at 2113 Twenty first street formerly owned by Mr and Mrs L Hammel. Mrs Bryant formerly Miss Gussie Myers Huntington and Mrs Higginbotham visiting Huntington Park California with Mr Higginbotham in hospital after knee operation. Special church services at Methodist Episcopal with Rev A Shomo installing officers for Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society. Updates on Madeline Kemp recovering from burns in Charleston hospital. Clifford String convalescing at home in Philadelphia after surgery. Patel returning to work at the Viscose plant Monday. Japan forms a new scientific inquiry commission to seek substitutes for imported materials.
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Nassau
West Indies
Twentyfirst
L. Hammel
Bryant
Gussie Myers
Huntington
I. E. Higginbotham
L. L. Higginbotham
Huntington Park
Calif
Higginbotham
Eulah Stalnaker
Cecelia, Hulton
Melton
Clifford String
Charleston
Philadelphia
Patel
Monay
Prosecutors to Fight Horse Parking Fee in West Virginia
Beckley reporters describe Prosecutor W A Thornhill Jr and assistant W H McGinnis Jr challenging horse parking fines. They left two horses on Prince Street and refused payment, arguing the ordinance lacks a provision for horses. An officer issued tickets, sparking questions about applicable packing meter laws and old ordinances still in force.
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McGinnis
Prince Street
National Retail Credit convention attendees named
The National Retail Credit association convention will be held June 21 to 25 in Pittsburgh at the William Penn hotel. Charleston delegates include F J Tierney Gale PERIN Music, Willard R Pool Diamond store, Ralph Johnson Frankenberger's, Meyer Jason Galperin Jewelry, E F Sticklen Elk Refining, R D Osborne Cox department store, and Dewey E S Kuhns of the local association. Between 1500 and 2000 attendees expected with a West Virginia exhibit at headquarters.
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Charleston Retail Credit Associaion
National Retail Credit Association
Pittsburgh
William Penn Hotel
F. J. Tierney
Galeperin Music Company
Willard R. Pool
Diamond Department Store
Ralph Johnson
Frankenberger’s
Meyer Jason
Galperin Jewelry Company
E. F. Sticklen
The
Elk Refining Company
R. D. Osborne
Cox Department Fore
Dewey E. 5. Kuhns
Ohne
West Virginia and Pool
National Association
West Virginia
Mary Virginia Hill Receives National Girl Scout Honor
Mary Virginia Hill of Troop Zero and the Mariner Ship earned the Golden Baglet badge, the highest Girl Scout honor. Kanawha county council commissioner L P Williams announced the award, noting it is the first local presentation in years. Hill, a Scout for eight years, completed 17 required tests and eight options and will be a counselor at Camp Ann Bailey in Greenbrier county. The formal Reese award presentation date will be announced later.
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Mary Virginia Hill
Mariner
National Girl Scout Headquarters
L. P. Williams
Kanawha County
Camp Ann Bailey
Greenbrier County
Williams
Reese
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Your Water Service
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Hee Qur
Capitol Light Co
St. Phone
Virginian Theatre
Supt
Trent
Nitro News
Wey
Chas
Uhri
Charleston National Mortgage Co
Nati Hh
Japan
New Scientific Inquiry Commission
Joan Casey
United States
United States Naval Grinance
Uncle Sam
Dial
Radford
Termite CO
Washington St
National Credit Body
Charleston Association
Incele & Schoolfield
Harvey Eledric Company
Hoyt Weather
Ak Dre
Satton
Wwearner General
General Roofing & Air Conditioning Corp
Om, Ward Engineering Bldg. — South Side
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