Home Loan Bank Activities Begin in Kanawha County
Four Kanawha County towns Cedar Grove Marmet South Charleston and Dunbar lacking local building and loan facilities will be targeted by the Home Owners' Loan Corporation once the county unit is formed. Officials plan to create cooperative associations with dollar-for-dollar matching stock subscriptions up to 100000, enabling mortgages for homeowners and builders while posted collateral can bolster operating funds.
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Washington
Kanawha County
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Cedar Grove
Marmet
South Charleston
Dunbar
Arthur J. Mertzke
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Home Loan Bank Board
Cooperative Home Loan Association
Feder Home Loan Bank Board
Home Loan Bank
Lees
Bank Board
Palm pattern Quilt No 464 by Laura Wheeler
Patchwork Quilt pattern Palm design described as handsome and graceful with simple construction. Includes instructions for cutting sewing finishing yardage chart bed size diagrams for placement and contrasting materials. Pattern offered by The Charleston Gazette Needle craft Dept New York City with 10 cents request and notes on mortgage refunding and tax payments limits.
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Laura Wheeler
Ling
Jesus
Jerusalem
Charleston Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York City
State plans for Kanawha county administration restart
A state led effort will resume within a week or ten days after naming a state manager and appointing an attorney an appraiser and an advisory board in Kanawha county. This marks the beginning of a reorganization process following the advance mentioned.
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Kanawha County
The Once Over By 4.3 Mundy
Mundy argues that striving for an achievable goal keeps people motivated. He warns against envy of unattainable rewards and urges enjoying progress, setting higher targets, and maintaining hope to avoid laziness and dissatisfaction. Continuous effort yields more joy than final attainment alone.
Pallbearers Named For Eight-Year-Old Death Victim
Ten youths attended as pallbearers for eight-year-old Roger Mor Ead, after his death in Freeport Pennsylvania. Four served as active pallbearers and six as honorary pallbearers following publicized transfusion efforts.
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Freeport
Roger Moread
St Albans Social Notes Highlight Guests and Meetings
St Albans residents host picnics and entertaining weekends with visitors from Hollywood Cincinnati and Charleston. Bible school sessions begin with 216 enrolled and district gatherings planned at Fairview High Lawn and Chemical City. Installation of East ern Star officers set for Friday at the Masonic temple.
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4. R. Bryan
Sixth Avene
Lovers Leap On
New River
Tureany
T. Halberg
Hollywood
Calt
G. B. Rogers
Jack Raw
Clifford Bryan
St. Athans
First Presbyterian Church
The
Presbyterian Church
Fairview
High Lawn
Chemical City
C. T. Halburg
Caliifornia
Shadyside Boach
Cua River
Thelma Halburg
J. B. Hines
Sixth Avenue
Robert Ramsey
Charleston
F. R. Ligpcomb
Fred Trowbridge
J. Harold
Betty
Irenton
Mary Branch Fenimore
Cincinnati
St. Albans
R. M. Maxwell
Rs. C. EB. Ceslter
Irene Nurnberger
L. J. Wiltier
Tiskelwah
Thelma and
Phyllis
Calif
A. B. Bryan
New York
Magara Falls
Chicago
California
T. Wilson
Spencer
Miss Pitt Hanks
F. L. Alford
Park Street
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
J. S. Kesterson
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Shady Side Beach
Carte
Hammond
T. B.tompkins
W. C. McDaniel
O. H. Zerkle
Olaten
Mickey Colliers
Kermit
Myrtle Brown
John Fogle
Jack
Mt. Sterling
G. T. Fogle
O. TF. Wilson
Esnawha Terrace
Woman's Guild of
St. Mark's
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Mundy
St. Albans News
Standard Ofl Company OF
New Jersey
Ing
Standard Oil Company of
New
Essolene
Esso
Maine
Louisiana
Esso, Inc
Postandard
U. 5
Pat
Essolube
Standard OM Company of
Pennsylvania
Standard Oil Company of Uisiana
Colonial Beacon Oil Company, Incorporated
Randolph Scote
Tom Keene
Kathleen Burke
Hoah Beery
Harry Carey
Kent Taylor
Guramount Fier
Mouniainepe
Bradley Kincaid
Galperin, Music Shop
Gibson, Inc
Holsom
Ilex
Ashley Bakers
Holsum
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