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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1955

Page

7

Radio Programs on the Air Today in Charleston Gazette

The Gazette lists daily radio and television programs as a public service for readers. Readers should notify The Gazette if any listings are incorrect, as accuracy depends on submitted program information.

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Dickinson Estate Valued at 742 279 in Appraisals

The Dickinson estate of John L. Dickinson, former Kanawha Valley Bank chairman, was among three large estates listed in appraisals filed with the County Clerk. It is valued at 742 1279.89 dollars, while Ira H. Mottesheard and Miss Katie Belle Abney estates are valued at 369,606.65 and 395,886.50 dollars respectively. Stocks and bonds comprise the bulk of the holdings.

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Estate totals and bonds listed in district report

The Dickin son estate concludes with 2357 bank shares valued at 392842.19 and 214 percent U S Treasury Savings Bonds at 247604.18. Miss Abney’s bequest includes 100000 in U S Savings Bonds and stock appraised at 258789.78. Real estate owned by Mottes heard stands at 142000 with certificates and accounts totaling 156605.05. Operation Earmuff starts in New Rochelle as Mayor Stanley Church greenlights traffic noise tests on the Boston Post Road.

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Do you know the best ways to water

July Better Homes and Gardens teaches efficient watering for lawns and gardens. It covers avoiding runoff and evaporation, proper use of watering accessories, and keeping plants healthy through a hot summer.

Better Homes & Gardens

InfraRUB Arthritis Pain Relief Cream Debuts

A new topical cream InfraRUB claims to relieve arthritis and rheumatism pains without pills. Rubbed into joints it penetrates the skin to improve blood flow and reduce pressure, with doctors in Europe and the U S using it. available without prescription at drug stores for 98 cents a large tube, guaranteed or refund.

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