Reedsville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Mrs Alfred J Cashdollar and children visited at McArthur with her parents Mr and Mrs B L Edwards. Oren Childers is a patient at Meigs General Hospital. Mrs D C Riebel returned home from Camden Clark Hospital Parkersburg. Stewart Bryan Sisson returned from Canton visit. Mrs Ethel Wright of Paden City visited Lillie Thomas. WSCS hostee Rashin Shumway on Wednesday. A D Arnot spent days with relatives in Parkersburg. William R Williams a Rushville teacher on vacation at home. Miss Ruth Bartlemus and daughter from Columbus visited Nettie Cowdery. L B Robinson and Canton guest family visited. John Hayes from Newark spent weekend here. Fred and Frank Shumway back from Peoria with Howard Shumway family. Virgil Westfall of Joppa visited Ola Childers Elsie Crislip and daughter Gay Fields in Parkersburg. E C Bailey Racine visited Will Randolph.
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Reedsville
Alfred J. Cashdollar
McArthur
B. L. Edwards
Oren Childers
Meigs General Hospital
D. C. Riebel
Camden- Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
Stewart Bryan Sisson
Canton
Elliott Minnus
Alfred
Charles Crislip
Ethel Wright
Paden City
Lillie Thomas
Rushin Shumway
WSCS
C. E. Humphrey
Marietta
Edith Holland
Sacramento
Calif
John V. Hetzer
Grant Boring
A. D. Arnot
William R. Williams
Rushville
Ruth Bartlemus
Columbus
Nettie Cowdery
L. B. Robinson
John Hayes
Newark
Fred
Frank Shumway
Peoria
Howard Shumway
Virgil Westfall
Joppa
Ola Childers
Elsie Crislip
Gay Fields
E. C. Bailey
Racine
Will Randolph
Rapid Change at the International Date Line
The article explains the international date line as the boundary where days begin and end. It notes how traveling westward shifts Tuesday morning to Wednesday afternoon at midday, highlighting the clock change across the line.
Almanac of clues and phrases into a West Virginia note
The piece presents a jumble of word clues and cross definitions, listing numbers and phrases such as Daisy old items and coded hints. It ends with a factual line about West Virginia’s average altitude of 1500 feet, noted as the highest east of the Mississippi River.
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