Local Society Notes Show Weddings Births and Parties
William Thomas announces the marriage of his daughter Katherine to Charles Mier in Ashland Kentucky on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Miller hosted guests at home on South Mills. Mrs Charles White held a birthday dinner for her thirty sixth year with many attendees. Miss Sarah Esther Mathews gave a luncheon at Edgewood honoring Frances Metlville of Hot Springs Virginia. Guests included multiple local residents and visitors from Dickinson and Russell. The Jane Waters Circle of Kings Daughters meets at First Presbyterian at three. See Circle five of First M E church.
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William Thomas
Katherine
Charles Mier
Ashland
Maren
Mrs. Miller
South Mills
Charles 4. White
Mra. Down Horse
Brown
Frank Snody Like
Braws
Nora Lambert
Mes
Dih Filtin
AL. Lord
Kallie Burns
P.M. Jordin
Charles Tautles
Paul Hennings
A. Folly
Nellie Gwinn Renn Turner
Sarah Esther Mathews
Edgewood
Frances Metlville
Hot Springs
Jane Waters
Circle of
Kings Daughters
First Presbyterian Church
M. E
John Cuirplirter
Keng
Willient
Ifin
Plas
Lesan
Sam Dively
Askath Arab Battery
Iury
Kauiesy Bergusen
Sfahd
Co Yesteracy
Ie Ivte Pernard C. Vente
Winna Irovide
Apnaisers
Soeileta, Moh, Webster and Bates
Robert F. Willians
Ban
John J. Matane
Quarles
Eure Singleton
Fhawas
Tate
Gow
Wakeman
Gunee Anderson
Rodes
Zitenre
Qajucity Park
Conners
Gus
Bake Sale at Capicel Street Farmers Market Staged
Community bake sale planned by Fy Paul's Lathes Church Charters at the Mamend jstore on Capicel Street Saturday evening. Proceeds support church activities and local charitable efforts.
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Mamend
Capicel Street
Fy Paul's Lathes
Virginia Streets
Personal Intelligence in Charleston Weekend Visitors
Local notes list residents and visitors across Charleston and nearby towns. Rev Kerper returns from Clarksburg after a Baptist revival. Mrs Hereford and Dessie Muford travel for visits. S Yett from Huntington came on business. Various families plan weekend and guest arrangements in Charleston and Clarksburg including Katherine Aultz and Julia Aulty return trips.
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Tir
Philadelphia
Charleston
OW. Kerper
Templa
Clarksburg
Court routine clears cases as Charleston sidewalk work goes ahead
A Charleston circuit court docket shows dismissals while city officials announce a broad sidewalk paving program. West Side streets and the avenue from Ferry Beach to the railroad station will receive new sidewalks, with private funding possible to cut costs by about 29 percent.
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Verdiek
Wes Petver
Gisehit Court
Cordus
Oneamst Om Bey
Tegipedib
Dewitt
Ivins Gee
Coleman Wine
Charleston
Ty Tirnad
Gumnaeil Meadas
Times of West Ride
Vanyass Acre
Sidy
Omid Stow
Mar A
Beaneh
Phis
Marta
Local Sensibilities Note Family Visits and Birth Announcement
Families visit relatives across the state with Mrs Marcurs Havent hosting and Mr and Mrs WH Ceil traveling from Parkersburg. A birth is announced for Mr and Mrs John Henanaw of Runawa County with a daughter named Maren born March 12.
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Joseph Hm, McDermott
Marcantuns
TE. Mehan
Parkersburg
Hough Swisher
Sutton
A. Lilly
Waoighe
Wheeling
Omr
John Henanaw
Runawha Cy
M Som Maren
Mra
Lden‘shaw v
Josephine
Ive
Dungan
Virgina
Arrest Alleged Coal Purloiners Linked to Docks Theft
Reported gang of around two dozen men operated near Point Pleasant and across the river, stealing coal from Champlin Creek Coal Company facilities. The company notified the Toward Smith detective agency. EB Davis testified, arrests followed, and several pleaded guilty, receiving MP days in jail.
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Campbell's Creek
Point Teasent
Chanplee Creak Coal Company
Tron
Pulnt
Measant
Smith
Agencw
Davis
Teie Stein
Elytit
Wren Deliv
Trey
Guitty Id
State House measures charter several firms in Hartland region
A state actions list grants charters to Morggate Was and the Daltons company of Clondentn with $25,000 capital. Incorporators include Hartland residents John Krainhela and Stewart, and others from Charlestonite and Wheeling areas. A quarter charter to Canny House at wholesale confectionery and a Read l company of Wheeling are noted with similar capital.
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Hartland
W. WI
Morggate
Adaeran Garage
Heatett
White
John
Grey
Canny House
Obbing House
Etkine
John L. Thomas
HE. E. Wolfe
Gawthrop
Bonnie BE. Wolfe
Jerkins
A. Wolfe
Parkersburg
Read l) Company
Wheeling
Toan Companys
Joseph Eh, Stease, Jr
Walter B. Hilton
Violet W. Steare
Leah T. Hilton
Heroane A. Hundt
Complex court docket reports many charges across terms
A garbled court record lists numerous defendants facing varied charges including misdeamenors and felonies, with continuances, fines, bonds, and forthcoming hearings. Notable names and entities such as Union companies and state authorities appear amid disputed proceedings and estate matters.
NWO Laundry Bill and No Selled Mande-w
Fragmentary notice appears to reference a laundry bill, destruction of a washer and dryer, and mentions a General Acting official H. C. Daniel with a phone number. Readable elements are scarce and unclear. the item resembles a damaged public notice or ad with limited legible details.
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H.C. Daniel
Ministers to Pour at Liquor Party
Ministers will pour at a liquor party in the city, merging church figures with civic roles. The event, overseen by local religious leaders, aims to raise funds amid departmental efforts and community programs.
Lima Chosen for Railroad Center
Lima selected as a railroad center amid plans for track improvements and electrification tests. The project includes tunnel work, station upgrades, and a new electrical system to support future freight and passenger traffic, with a summer testing phase and court consideration.
Helped Through Change of Life by Vegetable Compound
Baltimore woman Mrs L Ginerton recounts using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to ease the Change of Life and a weakened system. She credits it with restoring health for herself and aiding her daughters in bearing children, endorsing it for midlife women facing nervousness and hot flashes.
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Baltimore
Lydia E. Pinkham
The Society Machine by Edith Braun Wrormer Governess
A fragmented reading on upper class etiquette titled The Society Machine outlines guest protocol in grand town houses. It covers arrival at doors with footmen, room setup, wardrobe choices, breakfast service by staff, and tipping etiquette for hosts and servants, ending with a teaser for tomorrow’s formal entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Braun Wrormer
Otra Hy Kalin
Medeles
Anuse
Xan
Oweel
Mamoether Town
Beny
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Masonic Temple
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UTH
Beauty Shoppe
Marcelle
Mcfarland Street
Green Gate
Lees
MOORE
Capitol Street
Mise Molly Hereford
Dessie Muford
S. M. Yetf
Huntington
South Charleston
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Tussel Smith
Ruffner
Keara
Kelarith
Jobn Atlen
Iington, Fel
Joan Clark Evans
Fluefield
John Co. Bond
Sam Mathson
Clarksbury
Fen BK. Youns
Clarksburgia
Katherine Aultz
Teabody Institute
Julia Aulty
Goucher College
Charlton Friday
Nestle
Waving Br
Rob Curl
Carl Long Hurle
J, Campbell Mathews
Pape LG ES
Orchestra Wancer
Sureuuy
Rollins
Bellcashmere
Helm
Reamaig
Edith Foedditch
Fran Martin
Anme Howell
Marcurs Havent
Mis
Alexander
Monongalia
Marion
Tyler
Holley Street
Dlountain Shure Hospital
WH. Ceeil
Parckersburs
Willson Plenthes
Farquar
Frank HI
Makintan
State House
Wien
Ofelne
Taylor
Breau
W. Bramitoy
Paulie Etn Tritten
Lima
Detroit, Toledo, and Ironton Railroad
Detroit
Poleda
Heentem
Pepringfield Behys
Uiehotk Syerstgry
Henry Mord
Railread
Serge
Lythe W
Aon
Tack
Chip
Valley Bell
Leona Yen
Jist Hileek
TIE Clean
Sanitary Valley Belis
Right Wes
United States
Canada
Great Britain
South America
North Amercan Newspaper Alliance
All Rights Rusorved
Persnet
Milord
Xeon
Valer
Dietadian
Herbert Frankenberger
Miz
Capitol St
Charleston Street
Flower, Co
Andi
Washington
Elizabeth
Jay J Steinmetz
Washington and Elizabeth Sts
East End
Jay J. Steinmetz
Davy
Elizabeth Sta
Jay J. Steinmets, M.er
Sanitary Valley Bell Plant
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