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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1935

Page

3

PWA to Advertise Bids for Pinecrest Nurses and Doctors Home

The state board of control will advertise bids July 1 for a nurses and doctors home at Pinecrest sanitarium. James A. Chambers, president, said the Public Works Administration has approved plans for that and an administration building at Hopemont sanitarium in Terra Alta. Additional plans include two dormitories at Marshall College and four family apartments at Potomac State College, with costs estimated between 45 000 and 50 000 and about 4300 000 for the Marshall College dormitories.

State Board of Control Pinecrest Sanitarium Beckley James A. Chambers Public Works Administration Hopemont Sanitarium Terra Alta Fahey Potomac State College Chambers PWA Marshall College Charleston Wilbur A. Meanor

Streams Nearing Good Condition For Fishing

If no more heavy rains occur the rest of the week most streams will be in good fishing shape at season opening. Elk River clears above Sutton. Little Coal and Big Coal to reach fishing condition by Sunday. Greenbrier and possibly Guyandotte also clear. Eastern panhandle bass streams reported in good condition.

State Conservation Commissioner Elk River Sutton Greenbrier Guyandotte Panhandle

Rebekah Lodge to Elect Officers This Evening

The Montrose Rebekah lodge will elect officers at the Odd Fellows building in Spring Hill this evening. Mrs. Cecil Sturgill is to be elected noble grand and Mrs. Anna Meadows vice grand. An installation service is planned for the first of duty.

Montrose Rebekah Lodge Spring Hill Cecil Sturgill Anna Meadows

Building Permit Issued in South Charleston to Henson

South Charleston city treasurer G. Moore issued a building permit to F. J. Henson yesterday for a two story brick dwelling on Montrose Drive at an estimated cost of 5000 dollars.

W. G. Moore South Charleston F. J. Henson Montrose Drive P. Wells Charleston

Historic Commission Plans Erection of 500 Markers

West Virginia historic and scenic marker commission plans to erect about 500 highway markers after PWA funds approval. Work may start in July with 50 000 to 60 000 dollars budget. Markers will be aluminum 36 by 42 inches at right angles along highways bearing the state seat. Governor Kump urged data assembly and broader recognition to boost state consciousness and school interest.

State Commission On West Virginia PWA H. G. Kump

Auto maker says sales indicate returning prosperity

C. W. Nash of Nash Motors reports rising auto sales and fuller freight shipments of the Nash 400 to Boston New York and Philadelphia with similar deliveries inland as confidence and demand rebound. He predicts a robust five year period for auto progress and says cars are among the first major purchases when households regain strength.

the Gazette Kenosha Wis Nash and LaFayette Boston New York Philadelphia Far West America C. W. Nash Nash Mortors Company Pacific Coast Mr. Nash

Automobiles Rise Hopeful About Industry Recovery

Men look ahead with higher spirits as the auto industry forecasts a return to the high volumes of past peak years. Nash reports orders from the field outpacing production since January, signaling rebound expectations despite prior downturns.

Ing Nash

Catlett Named Sanitatium Head at Berkeley Springs

H. J. Catlett, office manager at a glass plant near Berkeley Springs, was named superintendent of the Berkeley Springs sanitatium yesterday. James A. Chambers, president of the board of control, announced the appointment. Catlett succeeds the late D. H. Phillips, killed in an automobile accident.

H. J. Catlett Glass Company Berkeley Springs James A. Chambers Staks Board of Control Catlett D. H. Phillips

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