The Stalnaker story reveals a trailblazing WVU professor
Friends recall Elizabeth Stalnaker as fearless and highly competent. She taught psychology, held posts at Shepherd College, Fairmont Normal, Marshall, and WVU, and amassed a substantial estate tied to three endowments for WVU loans. Her sister Harriet received lifetime income, with remainder to the WVU Foundation.
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Rebecca Wade
John R. Cresswell
West Virginia University
Donovan H. Bond
WVU Foundation, Inc
WVII
Shepherd College
Fairmont Normal
Columbia
Marshall College
Johns Hopkins
WVU
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West Virginia ecology conference aims for lasting waste action
At an early luncheon Sen. Hans McCourt and Gov. Arch Moore urged practical follow through after a West Virginia ecology conference. They emphasized education, studies, and turning speaker points into actions with universities and state departments involved. The group sought lasting, collaborative progress beyond the event.
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Hans McCourt
West Virginia Senate
Conffindaffer
West Virginia University
Department of Highways
Arch A. Moore, Jr
West
Emergency rooms overwhelmed spark calls for reform
Hospitals face crowding as patients seek easier access and cheaper care, creating a hospital treatment orientation. Doctors discuss centralizing ERs, adding a night clinic, and expanding walk-in services to improve access and efficiency in the medical system.
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Marcus Welby
University Hospital
Monongalia General Hospital
Hill
Louise Rosetti
St. Vincent Pallotti Hospital
Shane
General
Vincent Pallotti
Charles LeTournteau
Richard Myers
West Virginia Board of Regents
Pediatrics
Department of Medicine
Psychiatry
Births and discharges listed at Monongalia General
Births reported for Mr and Mrs George Hall of 2145 Listravia Avenue a son at 11 35. Medical patients named Lillian Stone and Robert Rudolph. Discharges include Helen Corder Jeanette Fast Virginia Boyd Evelyn Mehalic Virgie Shriver Frank Salisbury Mabel Lantz Elisha Tarrotta Barbara French. Additional notes list patients and tomorrow workers.
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George Hall
Listravia Avenue
Lillian Stone
Tremont Avenue
Robert Rudolph
Mt. Morris
Helen Corder
Jeanette Fast
Virginia Boyd
Evelyn Mehalic
Virgie Shriver
Frank Salisbury
Mabel Lantz
Elisha Tarrotta
Barbara French
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Hill's Shopping Plaza
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