Home Loan Appointments Across West Virginia Districts
State lawmakers and officials named as district managers and appraisers for the Federal Home Loan Corporation in Charleston and four district offices. The list covers Wheeling Martinsburg Bluefield Huntington and Huntington districts with named attorneys and appraisers for each county including Jefferson Mercer Cabell Kanawha and many more. Headquarters in Wheeling and Mettinsburg with dozens of county appointments and private secretaries listed.
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Oy Ross
Will Gar
McMechen
Wheeling
Michael Maloney
Ohio County
Ralph M. Hiner
House of Delegates
A. L
Federal Home Loan Corporation
Baltimore
Rush D. Holt
Lewiscoun
Martinsburg
A. J. “Lubliner
Mercer County
E. E.ite
Boone Coun
Harvey C. Taylor
Cabell County
A. Henderson
E County
Byron Randolph
Hancock
Brooke
Marshall
Hetzel
Tyler
Doddridge
Harrison
Marion
Monongalia
Ge Ae Clay
Webster, Braxton
Gilmer
Calhoun
Lewis
Upshur
Barbour
Randolph
Pendleton
Tuck- Preston
Grant
Hardy
Mineral Hampshire
Morgan, Berkley
Jefferson
Mettinsburg
Greenbrier
Mon
Bummers
Fayette
Raleigh
Wyoming
McDowell
Mingo
Headquater
Bluefield
Kanawha
Lin- Boone
Wayne
Cabell
Pitt
Mason
Jackson
Roane
Wirt Land
Ritchie
Heathers
Charleston
Huntington
Harlan
Ross
The
Home Loan Corporation
Walter V. Ross
Matthew Edmiston
Buckhannon
Franklinf
Commodore. D. Dotson
Parkersburg
Willard Robinson
Logan
Flora B. Hudson
Myra J. Posson
Mabel Howie
Sutton
Will Garvey
Martins- John
Alfriend, Jr
Charles Town
Menager
W. W. Downey
Marpure
Rush D
Weston
C.taylor
Tameliffe
A. J. Lubiner
B. H. McCullough
Blue
Lina B. Bowl
Huntington Ob
Fayete
Arthur L. Russel
Payeteville
James A. Rowan
Kingston
Gilmer—Bantz W. Craddock
Glenville
W. Marsh
Grant—Kenneth van Meter
Petersburg
James W. Park
Lewis County
George S. Davidson, Jr
W. H. Warren
Lincoln
C. E. Burns
Hamlin
John McGhee
James E. Greever
A. B. C. Bray, Jr
H. H. Rose
Fairmont
T. L. Burchinaland
H. Spedden
John C. Hopkins
Moundsville
George G. Summerville
Point Pleasant
John H. Hutchinson
Point; Pleasant
Mercer
Sidney J. Kwass
T. O. Wilson
E. T. Tyree
Morgantown
Monroe
W. M. Lafon
Union
F. G. Lobban
Alderson
Morgan
Hurricane
George W. Williams
Beckley
B. E. , Carter
Randolph County
Prohibition Repeal Progress and Appraisers Listed
In Tennessee a 32 478 to 2 100 repeal vote margin shows nine states voting to end national prohibition with Arkansas and Alabama in the repeal column. East Tennessee cities aided while Knoxville posted a narrow 248 vote repeal majority. Names listed include Romney attorney Hampshire L V Thompson and appraiser C Heber Parsons, with several others from Hartbock New Cumberland Moorefield Clarksburg and Charleston named among appraisers and attorneys for the convention in Nashville on August 1.
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Nashville
Chattanooga
Knoxville
East
Tennessee
Arkansas
Alabama
South
Hampshire
L. V. Thompson
Romney
C. Heber Parsons
Hartbock
George Bambrick
New Cumberland
Kenneth Hill
Spear
Harti
Harlan M. Calhoun, Jr
Morefield
M. S. Hinkle
Moorefield
Him
Byron B. Randolph
Clarksburg
L. D./ Lowther
Salem
Selby Wolté
Lost Creek
Jackson—Burton Crow
Ripley
George Johnson
Jefferson
James M. Mason, Jr
Chares Town
Clayton Haynes
Charles Town
Kanawha
Ernest K. James
Charleston
J. 8. Cochran
J. F. Bedell
Clayton Halstead
Frame
Benjamin Watson
Shrewsbury
Tennessee votes for repeal narrows state margin
Prohibition repeal supporters led by about 11 000 as returns from 1962 of 2232 precincts came in. Early rural and eastern areas favored repeal while Shelby County and Memphis cities shifted results toward keeping the 18th amendment, leaving a tight statewide margin as final tallies neared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
East Tennessee
Shelby
Memphis
Shelby County
Tome
Mem
Tennessee Campaigns Endorse Repeal Fight Near End
The lead in early tabulations marked a shift as repeal advocates and opponents pressed campaigns for weeks. Postmaster General James A Farley spoke in Memphis urging Tennesseans to back the Democratic Platform while Dr A J Barton rallied for the drys. Statewide prohibition remains governed by the 1909 statute and the eight year old bone dry law, with any change awaiting the 1935 legislative session.
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James A. Farley
Memphis
Tennessee
A. J. Barton
Taylor County Board of Trade Elects Sixteen Directors
The Taylor County Board of Trade elected sixteen new directors at its annual meeting. The new directors include Lee Bennett Jr and C T Lamvert among others. They will meet next Wednesday at the county courthouse to select executive officers for the ensuing year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County Board of ‘Trade
Board of Trade
Court House
Lee Bennett, Jr
C. T.lamvert
Robert Warder
Frank M. Hollis
John McCafferty
H. C. Compton, Jr
J. Walter
Leslie J. Loar
Bailey Wyckelt
G.T. Vance
O. E. Waugh
Terting Heironimus
Joseph Evans
Democrats sought for Milton mayor after sudden resignation
Milton West Virginia July 21 CP Help wanted A mayor must be a Democrat. The council faces a vacancy after Mayor Thomas Watts resigned after eight days of his term on July 8. They canvassed leading citizens but all declined citing the job's honor and required $150 salary annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
W. Va
Thomas Watts
Old Coal Cars Repaired at Mount Clare Yards
Mount Clare July 21 The first day’s switching in local railroad yards for more than three years occurred Wednesday as locomotives moved long lines of coal cars, ragged with rust, to be oiled and used to handle increased coal shipments in the Taylor and Marion county fields.
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Mount Clare
Taylor
Marion County
Holt Has Guest Tickets for Tepeal Convention
Howard H. Holt, delegate to the Tepeal convention at Charleston next Tuesday, announces he has three guest tickets for admission. He departs Monday for Charleston and asks any local resident wanting to attend to see him in the meantime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H. Holt
Charleston
Mr. Holt
Renew Efforts to Find Abducted Girl in 1927 Case
Charleston reports West Virginia renews search for 12 year old Dorothy Evelyn Bradley and kidnapper William Mavin Roman missing since October 29, 1927. Circulars offer 200 dollar reward nationwide, noting the girl known as Ernie is shy and talks very little. Roman is 32, 5 feet 6.5 inches with blue eyes and ruddy complexion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
West Virginia
William Mavin Roman
Charmeo
Greenbrier County
Dorothy Evelyn Bradley
Rupert
Roman
Ernie
Early motorcycle roots and local notices in a clipped article
The fragmentary text mentions tattooed initials and symbols on a hand, lists names and committees in Huntington and nearby towns, cites early two-wheel vehicle concepts attributed to W W Dustin of Winthrop Mass in 1868, and ends with brief market and classifieds notes from Grafton and local ads about poultry market and free dressed items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Dustin
Winthrop
Mass
Use of safety shoes urged for miners in final Bailey report
Charleston July 21 Ernest L Bailey of the department of mines urged universal use of safety shoes to cut a surprisingly large number of foot injuries. He leaves to become state road commissioner and says hard toe shoes can prevent many accidents from falling coal or heavy debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Ernest L. Bailey
Department of Mines
Bailey
West Virginia Pharmaceutical Associa tion committee appointments
Charles W Selby president of the West Virginia Pharmaceutical Association announced committee assignments. Pharmacy Laws and Legislation chair Stev B Cook with Ernest E Hoge Fred Allen O Older and C C Young named to the group. Pharmaceutical Education chair Gail A Gaster with Gayle
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Clarksburg
Charles W. Selby
West Virginia Pharmaceutical Association
Pharmacy Laws
Stev B. Cook
Charleston
Ernest KE. Hoge
Wheeling
Fred Allen
Marlinton
Older
C. C. Young
Buckhannon
Gail A. Gaster
Keyser
Gayle
Pennsylvanina rail freight car loadings rise nationally
Pennsylvania Railroad reported 102,112 loaded revenue freight cars moved last week, up 24,513 from a year ago and 12,826 more than the week ending July 4 this year. Utah Amateur Tennis League forms to add club play in Salt Lake and three other cities. Felix Mendelssohn at age 11 produced 60 pieces and by age 12 was composing opera. Four years needed to grow a cane ash plant for a quality walking stick.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Utah
Utah Amateur Tennis League
Salt Lake
Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
Grafton Fruit Market Saturday Specials
Grafton fruit market lists Saturday bargains on produce including tomatoes three pounds for 25 cents, carrots beets and radishes three bunches for 10 cents, sweet corn a dozen for 35 cents, green beans three pounds for 25 cents, celery and lima beans two pounds for 25 cents, green apples four pounds for 25 cents, and peaches in a basket for 23 cents.
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Grafton
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Berkeley
A. C. McIntire
Robert 8. Thompson, Sr
Boone
A. W. Garnet
Madison
E. E. White
Braxton
Charles Duffield, Jr
Jandomfr Frame
Gassaway
Abraham Pinsky
Wellsburg
Joseph Hedges
Lawrence Wilson
James M. Ross
Ker
W. R. Cromwell
H. Rudkin
Harrisville
D. E. McGregor
Robert Broadwater
Goane
Anes E. Kenney
Spencer
Gay Stalmaker
Summers
Walter Elswick
Hinton
E.B. Fox
Taylor County
Harry Friedman
I Grafton
William N. Malone
Harland Kelly
Tucker
J. P. Scott
Parsons
Charles Baker
John H. McCoy
Sistersville
Don L. Riggle
Middlebourne
Jacob Hyre
W. P. Barlow
Karl Sexton
Milton J. Ferguson
Herman P
Dean
Webster
Ww. L. Wooddell
Webster Springs
A. H. McCutcheon
Wetzel
A. c. Chapman
New Martinsville
W. B.relfer
Paden City
Wirt
J. Henry Smith
Elizabeth
Charles Bumgardner
BP Praiser
Wood
David T. Turner
J. O. Mead
T. J. Garrity
M. P. Howard
Pineville
John A. Ball
Mullens
Greenbrier—Scott Co
St. Louis
Percy M. Fitzgerald
Box Kid
Madison, I
August Luer
Alton
Associatedress
Max
Bride
Oregon
BOFT
Sidrow
General Radio
Main St
RCA Radiotrans 1
Roy
Spere
Mningham Tubes
Holt
Movietone
Oes
Warner Baxter
Miriam Jordan
Bertert Muncin
Paul Hervey
FOX
Frank Tuttle
Strand
HH. Dent
M. L. Clotis
W. R. Hertzog
Worthington
Rodney A. Barb
O. B. Glenn
G. S. Flesher
Cairo
Carl P. Furbee
L. L. Carson
John A. Greear
A. Os. Whittager
H. ©. Boette
James A. Patterson
C. A. Neptune
H .F. Burke
Walt Grafton
America
Majestic
Majestic Elect
Main Street
Grafton, W. VA
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