Shenandoah Valley Inc Annual Meeting Set for Staunton
The Shenandoah Valley Inc will hold its annual meeting in Staunton on April 28. Col H J Benchoff of Woodstock chairs the call. Invited speakers include William E Carson of Riverton chairman of the State Conservation Commission and S T Leeds president of the Atlantic City Chamber of Commerce. The program will cover Shenandoah National Park the Valley pike improvements and tourism publicity and advertising strategies.
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Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Staunton
H. J. Benchoff
Wood
Shenandoah National Park
Merger Plans of Two Martinsburg Banks Completed
Martinsburg consolidation approved by both boards and the State Banking Department. Bank of Martinsburg business transfers to People's Trust. The merger sets People's Trust to retire Bank of Martinsburg stock at book value. Bank of Martinsburg capital and assets detailed, while People's Trust shows larger capital.
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People’s Trust
Trust and Shenandoah Valley Bank Merge in Stock Exchange
The consolidation totals 2,588,472.96 and marks the second merger involving People's Trust in three months. On December 23, 1928, Shenandoah Valley Bank and Trust Company merged on a stock exchange basis with one share of People's Trust and $20 equaling two shares of Shenandoah Valley.
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Shenandoah Valley Bank and Trust Company
Stock Exchange
Shenandoah Valley
Smith to Remain Washington and Lee President Through January
Dr. Henry Louis Smith will stay on as president of Washington and Lee University until January 1 next year after accepting the trustees invitation. He has led the institution for seventeen years and reaches retirement age on July 30. No successor decision has been made, officials said.
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Lexington
Henry Louis Smith
Washington and Lee University
Smith
Paul M. Penick
Board of Trustees
Pedigreed Dogs Debunked as Ordinary Curs in Court
Federal court testimony in Jackson Tennessee on March 29 showed that dogs labeled pedigreed were proven to be ordinary curs. Dog Towers from several states were en route home after the session.
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Associated Press
Jackson, Tenn
Conviction of mail order dog salesman in fraud case
Thirteen witnesses from Iowa Pennsylvania Ohio and elsewhere testified they were defrauded by M H Golston a Paris Tenn lawyer and former county judge. Misrepresentations in circulars and unreceived dogs were alleged as facts. Golston was found guilty of using the mails to defraud and sentenced to four years in the Atlanta penitentiary.
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Paris
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Tennessee Future
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