Harmon's Poem Featured In C and P Magazine The Transmitter
The Transmitter, a bi monthly magazine by Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co, highlights West Virginia centennial events with exhibits, the train, the riverboat Omar, and golden trout. It features a poem West Virginia by Roy Lee Harmon, article by Ted Ferrell, and notes on the Centennial Speaker's Bureau and a Charleston telephone museum. Governor Barron offers a visitor message. L C Tait comments on the effort.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Companies
West Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
Washington, D.C
Omar
Roy Lee Harmon
Raleigh Register
West
W. W. Barron
Telephone Pioneers of America
Charleston
L. C. Tait
C & P Telephone Co
Red Cross aids 10,000 families after floods in three states
The Red Cross announced rehabilitation assistance reached nearly 10,000 families across West Virginia Kentucky and Virginia hit by last month's floods. Officials said relief expenditures may total about 3 million dollars.
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Huntington
Income Tax Swim Party At Concord College Pool
A community swim event at Concord College indoor pool is set for Saturday from 1 to 3 p.m. Participants must provide own transport and share a $15 fee for pool and lifeguard. The program, linked to YMCA activities, runs through May as per Emile Hodel. In other news, Nathaniel Looker reports that taxpayers with U.S. Treasury Series F bonds must report interest on tax returns in the year bonds mature or are redeemed, whichever is earlier, even if not yet redeemed, clarifying that Series F bonds retain a 12 year maturity and no authority allows interest beyond that date.
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Concord College
Young Men’s Christian Association
Beckley Newspapers Corp
Emile Hodel
Nathaniel Looker
Internal Revenue
West Virginia
Service
U.S. Treasury
Looker
Man who has everything should be quarantined
A quip notes that someone with everything may be dangerous, suggesting contagious influence or ideas. The remark frames wealth or possessions as potential spreaders, urging caution or isolation.
Curtain Callers Vote to Raise Admissions and Plan Events
Beckley Curtain Callers board votes to raise individual performance admissions to 2 dollars from 1.50. Season tickets stay at 5 dollars but not sold after the first show. May plans include a dinner-dance at Black Knight Country Club and a May general open house.
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Beckley Curtain Callers Board of Directors
Cunningham Addresses Lions on YMCA Program
Bob Cunningham, chairman of the YM C A Steering Committee, spoke at Beckley Lions Club on the Y M C A program and urged civic clubs to fund an informative campaign. George W Hodel of Beckley Newspaper Corp noted ACS origins in 1913. Joe Rodriguez said Woodrow Wilson High School sports banquet is set for April 24 at Raleigh County Armory.
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Bob Cunningham
Young Men's Christian Association
Beckley Lions Club
George W. Hodel
Beckley Newspaper Corp
American Cancer Society
Hodel
ACS
New York City
Joe Rodriguez
Raleigh County Armory
Doctor's Mailbag on Wrinkles and Addison's Disease
The column notes creams cannot restore deep skin tissue and warns against hormone products. It cites plastic surgery as a last resort and explains hormonal imbalance risks. It advises seeing a family doctor who can refer to an endocrinologist for Addison's disease and a urologist, or contact the county medical society for recommendations.
Deeds On File Record of County Real Estate Transfers
Real estate deeds recorded with the county clerk show transactions: Ernest and Lola Logsdon to Cecil W Cook and Vivian Kipper for Chevy Glade Branch Shady Spring District valued at 800 dollars. Frank C Pitchard and others to Tracy Lee and Margaret Faye Pritchard for Winding Gulf Slab Fork District 500 dollars. Earl J Mahone to J W and Delia Shrader for Beckley Town District 5000 dollars. James Lilly Inc to William T and Jeanette E Hood for Woodland Hills Addition Town District 2500 dollars.
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Ernest
Lola Logsdon
Cecil W. Cook
Vivian Kipper
Chevy Glade Branch
Shady Spring
Frank C. Pitchard
Tracy Lee
Margaret Faye Pritchard
Winding Gulf
Slab Fork
Earl J. Mahone
J. W
Delia Shrader
Beckley
James Lilly, Inc
William T
Jeanette E. Hood
Woodland Hills Addition
Special Services Open At East Park Church
East Park Saint John’s AME Church began special services on Thursday and will continue through Sunday at 7 30 p m nightly A musical is planned tonight The Rev M C Lewis and the Glen White choir will sing at Sunday’s meeting starting at 3 p m Pastor D L Smith leads the church
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East Park
Saint John’s A. M. E. Church of
M. C. Lewis
Glen White
D. L. Smith
Celebrity Claims Whistle Can Pull Large Train
A well known figure asserts that a whistle he carries can haul a substantial train. The claim centers on the whistle’s alleged power and the celebrity’s demonstrations.
Understanding Sprue and Plant Air Impact
Sprue is a chronic condition from impaired vitamin B complex function with symptoms like loss of appetite bloating and heavy stools. gluten free diets may help. Plants do not drain interior oxygen. all aerobic life produces oxygen and plants inhale CO2, not harming respiratory health.
Questions for Dr Wayne Brandstadt in this paper
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to Dr Wayne G Brandstadt care of this paper. He cannot answer individual letters but will address queries of general interest in future columns.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
Brandstadt
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C & P Magazine
National Radio Astronomy Observatory
Greenbank
King James
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McCreEry St
G. M. Powers
Alachian Reddy
Beckley Loan CO
Neville St. Pa
Black Knight County Club
William G. Snyder
Investment Securities, Inc
James Wheeler
W. W. McKinney
Thomas Mahan
Archie Fallenbogen
Muriel Hodel
John Campbell
Robert R. Brown
Rivers Varn
George Hodel
Snyder
Tri-Con Co
Dr. Campheche
Cunningham
John W. Eye CO
Gagsume
Ne RA Ag Construction
Nash Campbell
W. Neville St
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