Bank Clearings and Building Lead Business Rise
Bank clearings rose 5.3 percent in the week ending Sept 23 across 22 cities totaling 5.306 billion, a Dun andBradstreet report shows, except New York and Omaha. Cleveland up 43.5 percent, Detroit 33.7 percent, Cincinnati 39.9 percent due to machine tools and motor activity. Dallas 58.7 percent tied to centennial. Private engineering construction awards reached 36.823 million, a six-year high, about ten times the year-ago level. Postal Telegraph & Cable and Western Union raised wages following improved business, restoring parts of prior cuts.
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Associated Press
New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Omaha
Cleveland
Detroit
Cincinnati
Dallas
Engineering News Record
Postal Telegraph & Cable Corporation
Western Union
Mrs Tolliver Club Hostess Hosts Young Woman's League
Mullens scene at Mrs Frank Tolliver home with sister Mrs Ward Wiley as guests. Club changes name from Junior Division of Women’s Club to Young Woman’s League. Fashion program features dolls dressed by members. Miss Anne Catherine Delp wins a doll prize. Refreshments served to listed guests including Miss Ann Dudly Jeffries and Mariam Pembree of Oceana.
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Register
Mullens
Frank Tolliver
Young Woman’s League
Ward Wiley
Highland Ave
Woman’s Club
Anne Catherine Delp
Ann Dudly Jeffries
Bee Toler
Carrie Maynor
Lois Russell
Margaret Maynor
Mabel Hartely
Anna Catherine Delp
Clarence Shufflebarger
Lawrence Blankenship
Mariam Pembree
Oceana
Kernses Return From Narrows
Mullens Mr. and Mrs. Luther Kerns have returned here after spending several days with her sister Mrs. Jack Carter in Narrows Virginia.
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Register
Mullens
Luther Kerns
Jack Carter
Narrows
Mrs Long III Itmann hospitalized for treatment
Mrs L P Long was taken to Beckley hospital on Wednesday for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Long III
Register
Itmann
L. P. Long
Beckley Hospital
Wyoming Hotel Receives Fall Redesign in Mullens
The Wyoming hotel in Mullens undergoes repainting and new bedding. Lobby chairs are re upholstered in red and green leather. A large luminous sign of about 400 pounds hangs over the main entrance, giving the hotel a more inviting look.
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Register
Mullens
Wyoming Hotel
Mrs Keim Seeks Place to Reside in Logan
Mrs. G R Keim, accompanied by Miss Jessie Ramey of Affinity, motored to Logan Tuesday seeking an apartment. She plans to move next week when Mr Keim assumes the new manager ship of the Murphy store.
Church Women in Auxiliary Meet in Mullens
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church held its regular meeting with extensive business to transact. Delegates were named to attend the Bluestone Presbytery in Bluefield, and after adjournment Circle No. 5 served coffee and pressed pudding to several members. Delegates attending the Bluefield presbytery conference included Mrs. Joe Hoge Miss Mildred McNutt Mrs. W H Ruby Mrs C C Currie Mrs William Brabban and Mrs W H Wyand of Hagerstown Maryland visiting Mrs C V Feller.
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Register
Mullens
First Presbyterian Church
Bluestone Presbytery
Bluefield
Circle No. 5
W. H. Ruby
G. C. Currie
W. M. Brabhan
Joe Hoge
Carl Russell
Fred Hargrave
Harry Foster
Mildred McNutt
Mullens Church
Presbytery
C. C. Currie
William Brabban
W. H. Wyand
Hagerstown
Maryland
Cc. V. Feller
Mullens Welcomes New Store Manager Stackpole Couple
Mullens welcomes Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Stackpole of Columbia Indiana arriving to make Mullens their home. Mrs. Stackpole praises the scenic mountains and winding roads while expressing concern about driving. Mr. Stackpole assumes duties as the new manager of the Murphy store.
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Roester
Mullens
E. R. Stackpole
Columbia
Ind
Mr. Stackpole
Murphy Store
Weekend Guests and Visiting Friends Highlight Local Notices
Personal mention recalls Mullens and Mr and Mrs Sonny Gerheart of Narrows Virginia hosting weekend guests Mr and Mrs C E McLaughlin. A C Early was a business visitor in Logan Wednesday. N A Thomas and daughter Lois are visiting friends and relatives in Roanoke Virginia this week.
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Register
Mullens
Sonny Gerheart
Narrows
C. E. McLauglin
A. C. Early
Logan
N. A. Thomas
Lois
Roanoke
Maben-Goode and Son Visit Beckley on Wednesday
Maben Goode and his son Jack traveled to Beckley on Wednesday to handle business matters in the city.
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By Register
Maben
Jeff Goode
Jack
Beckley
Maultsbys Visit Princeton for Uncle Schuyler Birthday
Mullens and Mrs. Neil W. Maultsby and children Magabel and Jack plan a Princeton weekend with their uncle A J Schuyler as he marks his sixty sixth birthday.
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Register
Mullens
Neil W. Maultsby
Magabel
Jack
Princeton
A. J. Schuyler
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Sateen
Shamrock
Murphy
Bonn
Friendly
W. VA
Wyoming
Mrs. Keim
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Ile
Indian River Medicine CO
Laroncerre, Tenn
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Lincoln
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American Legion Auxiliary
Kelly Realae
SS Guinn
Big Boy
Williams
Pert Kelton
Merry Goldwyn Mayer
Kanawha Street
Oppo
Redes Rence Oak Eee
Krogers—Mullen
Oakwood Ave
Gaukiag
Mutson
Frank Morgan
Fannie Bruce
Virginia Bruce
Reginald Owen
Ray Bolger
Ernest Cossart
Robert 2. Leonard
Hunt Stromberg
Anet Goldwyn Mayer
Maultsbys
Lai
Michael Jean
Summerville
ALL New Stage Revue
Ching
Pat O'Brien
Osephi Hutchinson
the Guy
Bree Louise “Fazenda
Boots Young and His Orchestra
Wayside Sport Center
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Charleston
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