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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1925

Page

2

Apartments on cooperative plan may arrive in Charleston

The Charleston real estate board plans to study cooperative ownership of apartments at the National Association of Real Estate Boards convention in Detroit. The Own-Your-Own-Apartment plan lets tenants build and own their building with reduced rents and eventual full ownership, potentially cutting Charleston rents 25 to 50 percent. President D. E. Good cites European and U S experiments as evidence, noting benefits of group ownership and long term stability.

Charleston Charleston Real Estate National Association of Real Hatete Boards Detroit Mich Hitie Eveilers Good D. E. Good Harleston Wee Europe United States Bo Nye

Cooperative apartment ownership gains popularity nationwide

The article discusses cooperative ownership of apartment buildings as a modern, economical living option. It cites Europe and major U.S. cities, noting reduced vacancies and management costs, with tenants sharing profits and responsibilities. It highlights examples in New York Chicago and mentions planned legal oversight by boards.

State Fair Grounds Put In Shape For Summer

The State Fair Grounds are being prepared for summer use with painting and improvements. The grounds will offer access for owners and stock show participants, while officials reorganize personnel and policies to support fair operations.

Bate Aerounde Duckar AMD Haye Bern

Mayor Revisits Boyhood Roots at Charleston High

The article recalls the mayor’s boyhood days near Charleston High and Mercer area, noting a speech at the Wk high school commencement. It highlights the district high school ceremony, attendance by residents, and a long-standing town tradition, with focus on the annuals and program speakers.

Wertz Old Mercer School Elk District Charleston High Mercer Travas Fen Wis Taree Jaulesnn Milfred J

Chelyan Church Events Highlight Past Week Activities

A string of Methodist services filled Chelyan venues last week with sermons by Rev. William Cidale and Rev. Teradale. May 28 marked the Cheban Confer celebration at Good Drumen parish, while hospitalities and fund events accompanied the week's gatherings.

Tarkdsey Freea Chine Usuch Bouyer Fioddpe Clendenin Kery William Cidale Steverend Teradale

Kanawha Bank Club Plans Summer Meetings

Regular Kanawha National Bank club gatherings are set for July August and September as social events. The kickoff will be at the Business Men's club with more details on the September meeting at the Dustive Inn in MDBton.

Kanawha National Bank Club Sela Huntiiston Charleston A. T R Merirnst Alvin Snyder Wrnters

Commencements in State High Schools

A list of high school commencement addresses and dates across West Virginia. Schools named include Maz Belington May 28 with Enoch Vickers, Clarkshareh May 28 with William Mather Lewis, New Martinsville May 25, and many more. Several addresses credited to West Virginia University faculty and presidents.

Annington Chiel School Sengior M. M. Neely Maz Belington High School Enoch Vickers Clarkshareh High School Wiliam Mather Lewis Oundsville High School Sire Cloyd Goodndeht Mae Martinsville High School 4. P. Mareh Philippl High School Pin. Morris P. Shawkes Mawnhald College Moire Mensatrt Hich J. Mareh West Virginia University Williamesa High Sedon Elmer G. Cattshall Wesleyan College Osk Park High School Wheeling Baker Riveflald High School Addres O. Thompson Cameronigh School HH. Martin Charleston High School Edward A. Aldarman Clendenin High School HL. White Hurriavine High School Cunningham Willamstown Bled School R. A. Armstrong The

Motor Cars Are With Sharpener Urgency in Urbana

A fragment from a May 28 issue quotes Prof. 1 W Moore of the University of Illinois on motion mindedness and progress tied to widespread car use. It notes a critique of static mindedness and the challenge of prompting real change in behavior and philosophy.

Urbana Til Wenordingo W. Moore Resaarch University of Ulinuis

Progressive People and the Auto Influence

The passage argues that progressives and motion minded individuals are shaped largely by the impact of automobiles, suggesting vehicle culture drives reformist attitudes and public energy in society.

Steinway Pianos Sold At The Lowest Possible Price

Hofmann asserts Steinway pianos cater to moderate means, with the claim that buying the best is the true economy. The sale is pitched as a principle driven offer with payments designed to stay affordable.

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