New Bank Head Visits in City
Walter Virgil Ross of Bluefield, proposed to head the Federal Home Loan Bank for West Virginia, returns to his home after a Charleston visit. Ross, Mercer county prosecuting attorney, will move to this city with his wife and two children and resign before taking new duties. Charleston bank staffing may include eight or ten personnel plus the manager.
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Walter Virgil Ross
Bluefield
Federal Home Loan Bank For
West Virginia
Senator Neely
Charleston
Ross
Mercer County
Washington
National
Norw Institution
Statehouse
Yestersday
Officials Mark West Virginia’s Seventieth Birthday at Desks
West Virginia observed its seventieth birthday with officials and staff at work. Governor Kump and W. W. Frent state superintendent of schools led long office sessions. State board members, attorneys general staff, and judges remained on duty while banks and businesses closed.
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West Virginia
Kump
W. W.frent
State Board of Education
Decarent of Public Safety
Genert Somer Aydout Ayas
Dusy Fy Gheusteuaire
Iraud
Partion
Janted A. Chambers
State Board of Control
Supreme Court
St Albans Socials Move Through Town Visits
St Albans residents report a flurry of visits and returns. Arthur Sawyer of Philaderpals, Wao, returning from John Heller’s home. Mrs J A Alley back from Virginia. Mullens family from Widen visiting H E Taylor and taking daughter Mildred home after a week with her grandfather. Coalter back from Charleston. Knepp hosts honoring Miss Mary Lucile Knapp of Huntington and John Hever of Baltimore. Arthur Edwards, James Rice, and Charles Edwards spent Sunday in Cincinnati. The Aldersons visiting S R Johnson at High Lawn. Meistersingers plan a minstrel at Central school for children Wednesday and adults Thursday. Junior department of the Episcopal church holds a picnic at Dry Ridge. Teachers listed under Mrs Sue Stewart and others. Rev C L Nisbet returns from Mount Herborn youth conference in Virginia. A. A. Lattes return from wedding trip home on Esnawhe Terrace. Firet Baptist Philathea class to entertain Thursday with a plank at Mrs S L Brothers. Nahodil family news with L J Nahodil Jr visiting from New York City and L J Nahodil Sr at College Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sawyer
Philaderpals
Wao
John Heller
Coalter
Charleston
W. D. Hopper
W. J. H. Knepp
Eighth Avenue
Mr. Knapp
Mary Lucile Knapp
Huntington
Knapp
John Hever
Baltimore
Dona Jean Vickers
Dorothy Vickers
Margaret Vickers
Nelle Campbell
Halcyon Melton
Margaret Cowl
Harry White
Wilbur Bodie
Beryl Estep
Martin Bowles
Miss Knapp
Holter
Sue Stewart
W. L. C. Allen
W. Lynch
Avs Mae Scott
4 . S. Stanley
Ruth ‘Watts
Ben Sigebottom
Beckley
Lester
C. L. Nisbet
Virginia
Mount Herborn Yard
Steunton
Philathea
Firet Baptist Church
Wilo
L. Brothers
Charlies Nanadil
Ono
Chicago
L. J. Nahodil
College Bull
Berwin
Harry Hindt
L. J. Nahodil, Jr
New York City
Mrs
L. J. Nahodil, Sr
College Hill
Teal Returns From Chicago Education Conference
Fred L. Teal superintendent of Charleston schools returned Sunday from Chicago where he attended a meeting of the executive committee of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Teal
Charleston
Chicago
North Central Association of Collages and Secondary Schoole
Rules Not Received At Charleston Veterans Office
Veterans administration regional office in Charleston has not yet received new regulations on veterans allowances. Administrator H. G. Son said the office will review the changes when they arrive and issue guidance to veterans and staff.
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Charleston
Veterana
H. G. Son
Yaster- Ye
Chafin and Hall carry appointment tidings home
Williamson receives new local government officers after Governor Kump appoints mayor E Hogan and four council members Harmon Maynard H M Perginger H G Clark J. H. Keesee for terms from July 1 1930 to June 30 1932. Chafin and Hall proceed to certify commissions and notify town residents amid holiday delays.
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Chafin
Williamson
John Hall
House of Delegates
Kump
E Hogan
W. F. Hatfield
Harmon Maynard
H. M. Perginger
H. G. Clark
H. Keesee
Fective
Kump Tade
Chatin
Hull
O'Brien
Statehouse
Telegraph Company At West Virginia Street Block
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. at W Va Bell System on Ghea Street appears in a local exchange listing. Workers and lines are referenced in a brief public notice style item from a regional newspaper segment.
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The
Chesepeake and Potomac Talephone Co
W. Va
Bell Syntert
Operators Approve Plan to Cooperate With Government
The Kanawha Coil Operators association board in Charleston approved a plan to cooperate with the government to carry out provisions of the national industrial recovery act. D G Kennedy, secretary, announced the decision at the regular monthly meeting.
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National Goal Association
Chicago
National Industrial Recovery Ang Control Act
The
Kanawha Coil Operators Association
D. G. Kennedy
Sleepless to Sleep Like A Baby Thanks To Indian River Tonic
Mig Griffin of Cooksburg Kentucky says she was nervous run down and had no appetite losing weight and could not sleep. After using Scott's Indian River Tonic given by her daughter Mrs J M Foutre of Horlen Kentucky she gained weight and slept better. She praises the tonic and notes she can now sleep like a baby. Sold by leading druggists and stores or write New Sonic Medicine Company Harlan Kentucky. Price one dollar per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Griffin
Cooksburg
K. Says
J. M. Foutre
Horlen
Sonic Medicine Company
Harlan, Ky
Probation and court actions paint mixed judgments
Probation of three years was given to Hoe Attack defendant for attempting murder in the second degree by Judge Henry E. K. Black. Several youths faced charges with varied outcomes including not guilty verdicts and prison terms for larceny and breaking and entering. Trial dates emerged for multiple cases including arson murder and manslaughter.
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Holy Cart
Henry EK. Black
L. M. Newhouse
Elk River
Willan Hager
Charles Boggs
Washington District
Mike Bradshaw
Woodrow Williams
Lake Williams
Carl Walker
Eary Dawson
George W. Duffey
Rush Ellis
Clarence Hal
John L. Farrell
Sidney Jarrell
Roger Jarrell
Russell Higginbotham
Aaron Rose
J.C. Dean
Chicago
William Bruce
Charley Bruce
William Price
Eva Campbell
Hugheston
J. D. Guandler
George W. Miller
South Charleston
Fly Tt. B. Bailes
William 8. Pullen
Charleston
Seven Telephone Company Employes To Receive Awards
Seven local employes of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company will receive service emblems within days in recognition of years of service. Miss Lessig E. Miller and F. J. Dressel Jr. will get gold two star emblems for 10 years. Five years’ service honorees include Julia A. Malone Joan W. Trammell T. E. Wiles R. E. Powers and Edith R. Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Lessig E. Miller
F. J. Dressel, Jr
Julia A. Malone
Joan W. Trammell
R. E. Powers
Edith R. Hawkins
RB. H. Ayre
Sims Asks Opinion On Fund for West Virginia World Fair
West Virginia eyes sending a $35,000 warrant from the state treasury to fund participation in the Chicago World’s Fair. Attorney General Homer A. Meii is asked to issue an opinion on the legality of the expenditure. the AG office is expected to draft guidance in the coming days. Also noted are service emblems awards for long tenure, including gold star and ruby/diamond adornments for years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virgiina
Homer A. Meii
Edgar B. Sims
Attorney General
Leaves Without Pay Ordered at Postoffice
One hundred thirty one employees of the Charleston postoffice must take a nine day payless furlough between July 1 and September 30 under an economy order issued by Postmaster General James Farley. Rural carriers face a 76 percent reduction in equipment allowance for the three months in view of the furlough. Five such carriers and their substitutes are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Jessup to Speak at Charleston Bar Association Luncheon
Henry W. Jessup, a New York attorney, is scheduled to address the noon luncheon meeting of the Bar Association of the City of Charleston at the Kanawha hotel Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Jessup
New York
The
Bar Association
City of Charleston
Kanawha Hotel
Woman describes rapid weight loss and skin benefits from Kru scheten Salts
Mrs Helga Blough from New York City claims in 40 days she shed 4 inches from hips 7 from waist and 3 from bust after using Kru schetten Salts daily. She asserts safety, economical cost, and youthful improvements and urges others to buy the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helga Blough
New York City
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Teal
Death
Stator Rosenblatt
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Palestine
Holy Land
Cantor Rosenvlath
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Ken Blackburn
Capitol
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Alexander Kirkland
Hunting ‘Trouwley
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