Police and Sheriffs Gather for West Virginia Joint Convention
Law and order officials from across West Virginia assemble at the Daniel Boone hotel for a four day joint convention of the Fraternal Order of Police and the West Virginia Sheriffs Association. Leaders include Henry B. Squires of Fairmont and Sheriff Moore W Reynolds. Gerome Borden of Milwaukee will address the group.
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Law and Order
West Virginia
Police
Daniel Boone Hotel
Henry B. Squires
Fairmont
Fraternal Order of Police
Moore WW. Reynolds
Sheriffs’ Association
Charleston
Squires
Sheriffs' Association
RC. Andrews
Kanawha County
Gerome Borden
Milwaukee
Tie
National Police Authority
V. Holt
Dawson
Charles E. Hodges
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
Reynolds
Cyrus W. Hall
Mayor Dawson
Col
C. C. Tallman
State Department of Public Safety
S. L. Flournoy
Charleston Police Civil Service Board
Holt
Roy F. Jimison
Jimson
Rayford
John AH. Greene
Williamson
James K. Thomas
House of Delegates
Thomas
J. M. Slack
Slack
Hall
Sher
Local Banquet and Dance Plans For 1939 Convention
Officials and guests gather as Reynolds and Tully families, Flournoys, Martins, and Aldrichs attend a banquet with a dance after the event. Admittance by invitation. committees handle tickets. The Colonels perform 10 to 1. A floor show features eight dancing pupils. Mrs Edith Hill Brigade plays accordion. Separate business sessions elect officers. joint session to set 1939 convention city. convention opens at 9 tomorrow with Rev Harrington and E C Bourne presiding. lunch provided at noon.
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Vance
Serat
A. FP
Pitzer
Elizabeth Embleton
School of Dancing
Edith Hill Brigade
Sergt. E. C. Bourne
F. O. P. Lodge
Charles H. Harrington
Calvary Baptist Church
Delegates’ Camp Laing Tour and Capitol Visit Social
Fun reigned at Camp Laing with sightseeing of the state capitol for wives of delegates, theater parties and social entertainment including a wrestling match at the armory. Delegates tour the capitol Tuesday and visit the identification bureau as guests of Supt Tallman and staff. Governor Folt to receive Ctl. A wooden watch over a century old found in an optical shop in Artmoysk Ukraine.
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State Capitol
Armory
Identification Bureau
Supt
Tallman
Ctl
Folt
Artmoysk
Ukraine
Doctor's Prescription for Liquor Habit Alcoban Ad
A new treatment named Alcoban is offered to the public as a non habit forming remedy for liquor addiction. It can be taken with or without the user’s knowledge in liquor tea coffee food or any other substance and is claimed to help overcome cravings and restore usefulness. Money back if not delighted available through Cohen Drug Stores and other druggists.
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Seid Py Cohen
Alcoban
Ady
More Prize Money For Free Fair Voted
Kanawha State Park Association approved additional prize money for the West Virginia free fair to be awarded during September at the fairgrounds near Dunbar. T. A. McGovran announced the move at a recent meeting, with Four-H pool management noted.
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West Virginia
Suit to Be Reargued in Charleston Court Tomorrow
James of Pieree jr of Charleston former VP of Barium Reduction sues James d Riley Charleston president. The case is scheduled for tomorrow morning in city court. Harriet Bellamy of Hereford shire England celebrated her 103rd birthday by speaking on the phone for the first time but declined an invitation to fly.
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James of
Pieree, Jr
Charleston
Barium Reduction Corporation
James
Riley
Harriet Bellamy
Herefordshire
England
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W. A. Tully
Sheriff
M. M. Reynolds
Fun Reigns
Camp Laing
John Laing
Coxal River
Comfort
Boone County
UTS
Gary Hensley Payne
Decatur, Ga
Eee Cd
Canna Oaseeail
Wags
Little
Kansas City
Renees
Chrysler
Tava
Bomen
Columbia
Pritchard Motor CO
Quarrier Street
Dial
Free Fair
Wiitte Bingle Vision
St . Francs
Oxfords
Winhett
Special Purchase Group
A.W. Cox
Termacy
Kanawha
Kanawha Furniture
Virginia St
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