Cooperative Holds Annual Election and Report Meeting
Southern States Cooperative held its annual members meeting at the 4H Camp with New board members Noah Crotty and Minor Scott elected for three-year terms and Mrs. Charles Farrow and Mrs. Paul Roop named to the Farm Home Advisory Committee. Over 150 stockholders attended the dinner session and heard reports on local and parent firm progress. Roosevelt Rich reported Beckley store volume at 471 300 dollars, enabling a one percent patron refund, with last year at 427 000 dollars and a 44 300 dollar increase. Kenneth Burgess of Huntington, regional manager, noted about 1 245 million in volume for the year ending June 30 and discussed the cooperative role in rural economies and farmer empowerment. New and retiring board members received pins and leadership awards respectively, while the National Safety Council Late Driving Award went to Roy Chapman and Ernest Cheselka.
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Southern States Cooperative
Noah Crotty
Shady Spring
Minor Scott
Beaver
Charles Farrow
Paul Roop
Route 1
Mt. Hope
Beckley
Roosevelt Rich
Farm Home
National Safety ‘Council
Roy Chapman
Ernest Cheselka
Cooperative
Richard
Snuffer
FHAC
Deeds Filed For Beckley Area Properties Transfers
Deeds on file show William K Ward transferring Lot 15 Ward Park Shady Spring District to Donnie C Hughes for 19000. James Ellenbogen to Evelyn Bennett 14450 for Lot 49 Prosperity Beckley Real Estate Corp to Julian Berry 775 for Lots 15 16 Green Valley Homesites Alberta P Borrer to James Ellenbogen and Cecelia Ellenbogen 321 65 for Lots 95 96 Sophia Heights Addition Anthony Sparacino special commissioner to Mary Lou Torian 1800 for Lots 83 and 8 J W Harper Addition to Beckley Commissioner to Pearl Shan non 1500 for Lot 76 J W Harper Addition to Beckley Ella Campbell Bible to Richard Dale Richmond 10000 for Lot 17 Section 13 South Beckley Addition to Beckley Sylvia Maynor to Danny Wayne Maynor transfer between parents and son Town District
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K Ward
Donnie C. Hughes
Ward Park
Shady Spring
James Ellenbogen
Evelyn G. Bennett
Beckley
Real Estate Corp
Julian and
Virginia Berry
Green Valley Homesites
Alberta P. Borrer
James and
Cecelia Ellenbogen
Sophia Heights
Sophia
Anthony J. Sparacino
Mary Lou Torian
J. W. Harper
Pearl Shannon
Ella Campbell
Richard Dale Richmond
South Beckley
Sylvia and
Eldred Maynor
Danny Wayne Maynor
Deadline Set For Travel Calendar Events 73
West Virginia’s Commerce Department sets August 31 as the submission deadline for Events 73 the travel calendar. Fairs festivals and events should contact Arlene Dodd to submit data for the brochure. The book will list two to three hundred attractions in the Mountain State with annual distribution over 300000 copies for travelers.
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West Virginia Department of Commerce
Arlene Dodd
Commerce Department
Washington Street
Charleston
W. Va
Mountain State
West Virginia
Economic Stabilization Q and A from IRS column
This public service Q and A covers rent notices under stabilization rules including lease expirations, required landlord disclosures, and the legality of increases. It also explains price controls on unprocessed foods at wholesale and retail levels, retroactive pay guidance, and how to obtain the Publication 3013 booklet.
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U. S. Internal Revenue Service
Public Service
Internal Revenue Office
Internal Revenue -District
Insect and Mite Control Tips for Home Gardens
Mites and ticks plague West Virginia gardens in hot dry weather. Malathion diazinone Kelthane and Tedion control mites and aphids while diazinone chlordane and Deet help repelling ticks chiggers and other insects. Mimosas webworms threaten mimosa and honey locust trees and require malathion or Sevin with miticide for brood management. Public publications are available free from county extension agents and the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Cole
West Virginia
County Agricultural Extension
Informa
Hatfields McCoys attendance tops New Record
Attendance for Hatfields and McCoys at Grandview State Park rises to 16 377 after Thursday evening show at Cliffside Amphitheatre. The play operates in repertory with Honey in the Rock at 3 30 p m daily except Mondays through Sept 3. The Society of the Cincinnati, founded by Continental Army officers in 1783, notes George Washington served as its first president.
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Hatfields
McCoys
Grandview State Park
Cliffside
Fead
Unite States
The
Society of the Cincinnati
Continental Army
George Washington
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Italy
Kenneth Burgess
Huntington
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Kentucky
Burgess
District Director of
Internal Revenue
IRS
Tion
U.S
Willy Brandt
Hamar
Norway
Brandt
MR. Cash
Beckley National ‘Bank
FDIC
Call
John
Betty Schulte
Nevile Street
YOUR
F.T.D. Florist
Muscle Beach
FTC
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