West Virginia Sets Two New Labor Laws This Year
New fiscal year brings two laws into effect. The industrial homework rule targets large scale outsourcing and carries a $50 annual license for employers while individual workers get free certificates. The second law raises the minimum age for industrial workers to 18 and bans underage employment in hazardous occupations with age verification handled by county superintendents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
State Department of Labor
Frank Snyder
Snyder
Lions Install South Charleston Officers at First Presbyterian
Thomas D. Robertson presided as Lions Club officers were installed in South Charleston at the First Presbyterian church. H. L. Burns was named president with a slate of vice presidents and a large committee roster including John Eisner and Thomas Roper Jr. Ladies night followed at the South Charleston Exchange club with remarks by Haddon Smith and a guest soloist. A Kare Free swimming party and hay ride was held at Upper Falls beach Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Robertson
Lions’ Club of
South Charleston
First Presbyterian Church
H. L. Burns
H. W. Bowers
J. W. Londeree
W. W. Mowry
Don S. Allock
Burns
John Eisner
Thomas Roper
B. T. Dudding
Arthur Dunlap
A. E. Raspillaire
Thomas Roper, Jr
J. D. Hill
Samuel Haddad
John Gardner
R. L. Bryan
Kenneth Bowyer
Cecil Walker
Warden Allen
Lyle Snodgrass
Dorothy Dearth
Messrs
Lynville Massey
William Snodgrass
R. N. Frame
Upper Falls Beach
Kare Free
Anne Adams Pattern 4159 Promises Sporty Summer Style
The advertisement touts Anne Adams Pattern 4159 a versatile dress with a notched collar sleeveless sport silhouette and panelled skirt. It lists sizes 14 through 40 and fabric needs plus a 15 cent pattern price with book options and order details from The Charleston Gazette Pattern Department.
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Anne Adams
Charleston Gazette
Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York
N. Y
Piano Pupils to Perform Recital at First Methodist Church
Wesley Crouch Nolan Samp son and Miss June Cook with Mrs George A Waldo present piano pupils in a 8 p m recital at the First Methodist Episcopal church Fayetteville. Participants include Louise Smith Alma Jean Hays Marguerite Schoonover Tommy Oakes Johnny Oakes Clyde Schoonover assisted by Jackie Johnson Martha Lou Bus sy on piano and Boyd Selvy on violin all of Fayetteville. Mr and Mrs James Grant and daughter Betty of Chicago visit their aunt Mrs Ely Pendle berry at her home on D street.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Louise Smith
Alma
Jean Hays
Marguerite Schoonover
Tommy
Johnny Oakes
Clyde Schoonover
Jackie Johnson
Martha Lou Bussy
Boyd Selvy
Fayetteville
James Grant
Betty
Chicago
Mrs. Ely Pendleberry
D Street
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S. Charleston News
Cyril Justice
Jim Sample
Lawrence Driggs
Paul Bowman
Mack Williams
George Turley, Jr
Kenneth Chapman
Hoyt Hicks
Fred Pence
Fulton Williams
Palmer Carson
Jack Driggs
George Crouch
Charles B. Cook
Mesdames Rock Garrett
Aubrey Flippin
Donald, Smith
Jessie Burdette
Lily Hopkins
S. W. Burdette
W. Adkins
O. D
Laura Wheeler
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
George A. Waldo
Cox
Ouy
Coats
Thermos
Cretonne
A. W. Cox Dept
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Railway Express Gency Inc
Americas
Windsor
America
Nations Distillers Products Corporation
New York, N. Y
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