Senate And House Bills Will Differ By Conference
Washington report on reconstrucion corporation funding and amendments, House and Senate conferees pursue agreement on 2 billion measure. Discussion covers 200 million loan to farmers, with Senate seeking 50 million. Also coverage of Mellon related charges, Colombia oil concession, Peru loans, tax cut proposals, and beer bill hearings.
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Eccles Sunday Religious Services and Community Activities
Eccles West Virginia reports Sunday schools at Old Eccles church and Community churches with preaching at 7 30 p m by E L Lowery on Jesus The Spiritual Shepherd The Community Ladies Aid Society hosts an all day quilting and luncheon Thursday the 21st The Burial Fund Association re elected officers and plans cemetery and road improvements The P T A meeting features talks by B B Chambers and Dr Hume An act play by high school pupils and a call for school funding Mrs Dorothy Willis and Mr E M Bird attend services Mt View football results 22 10 and 8 7
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I. H. Jenkins
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Surveyor School
B. B. Chambers
Association
Hume
Local Visits and Social Calls Across Beclkey Area
W. Va. TI. H Lemon visited Beckley on business last week. Mrs. Ray Stover called on Mrs. Connie Hurst Sunday. Garland Hurst visited his brother Dr P G Hurst in Oceana last week. Henry Allen of Bolt was a business visitor Saturday. Clint Henderson and Holt Coveney called on S H Lemon Saturday. Miss Hester Jarrell visits local friends this week. Mrs C W Tabor visited her daughter Mrs A A Farmer of Bolt. Rev F P Cook visits Pine Knob this week. R L Milam attends to affairs locally.
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TI. H. Lemon
Beckley
Ray Stover
Connie Hurst
Garland Hurst
P. G. Hurst
Oceana
Henry Allen
Bolt
Clint Henderson
Holt Covey
S. H. Lemon
Hester Jarrell
C. W. Tabor
A. A. Farmser
Rev
F. P. Cook
Pine Knob
R. L. Milam
Social and Local Visits Across West Virginia Towns
Odd, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wallace, Mrs. Ernest Cooper, Clifford Wallace, Mrs. W. M. Shrewsbury and Mrs. Ray Meadows were business visitors in Beckley the first of the week. Mrs. C. A. Akers and daughter Melba were calling on Mrs. Elbert Akers at Ghent Tuesday. Herbert Lilly has returned home after an extended visit with his sister in Cincinnati.
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Charles Wallace
Ernest Cooper
Clifford Wallace
W. M. Shrewsbury
Ray Meadows
Beckley
C. A. Akers
Melba
Elbert Akers
Ghent
Herbert Lilly
Joseph Deitsch
Cincinnati
Lilly and Wallace Families Attend Local Funeral
Mr and Mrs C E Wallace and other relatives attended the funeral of Mrs Ethel Lilly at Flat Top on Tuesday. L J Fink of Sprague visited his father A E Fink for the weekend. Lewis Thompson stayed with his sister Mrs Everett Farley who is ill. C S Lilly made a business trip to Ghent last Friday. Rev Steve Wood of Coal City stayed with Mr and Mrs Bryan Wood Monday. Herbert Lilly was the overnight guest of Mr and Mrs Sherman Smith at Besoco Tuesday.
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C. E. Wallace
Bryan Wood
C. S. Lilly
Jack Walker
Herman__Lilly
Lidia Farley
Edward Wallace
Luther Farley
Ethel Lilly
L. J. Fink
Sprague
A. E. Fink Lewis Thompson
Everett Farley
Ghent
Steve Wood
Coal City
Herbert Lilly
Sherman Smith
Besoco
Extend Credit by The Associated Press
New York reports extend credit by the Associated Press dated January 15 as a group prepares financial moves. Details are sparse in the fragment, but the item implies collective action by a group on credit terms and potential banking or market implications.
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New York
Banks Extend Credit To Austrian Lenders In Wall Street Move
American and European banks extended a 20,000,000 credit to leading Austrian commercial banks and agreed to extend it until December 31, 1932. In another note, ether as an anesthetic dates back to 1846 in Connecticut.
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Connecticut
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