Reunion festivities mark long event at Smith home
Mr and Mrs George T Smith hosted an extended family reunion on the lawn with guests from Weston Middleport and Charleston plus relatives from Quarrier Street. Officers were elected for the organizing group and plans made to hold the reunion annually. A dinner followed with many attendees, and photographs were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Smith
New York City
Yeateriny
Mary T. Smith
Quarrier Street
A.C. Hughes
Fred
Junior Hughes
Jimes
Weston
Afra N Mathews Anamons Donald and
David
Middleport
S. A. Mathews
Dunbar
J. G Mathews
Alberta
Charleston
A. C. Hughes
Local residents plan visits and upcoming moves
Personal intelligence notes frequent visitors and travelers in Kin Rome and nearby towns. Mr Maynard Stafford returns from Fireco, Lena Black Jn visits Siab Fork hosts J H Keld, Mrs Violet Bradley and relatives in Mr Hope appear, and several girls depart for Harrisburg, Harcum School, Bryn Mawr, or Chatham Episcopal. A Kre nine mentions Mrs Tucker visiting her mother in Charlottesville as others prepare to enter colleges and relocate to Clarksburg.
Woman's Club unveils stellar program for convention
Mrs. Henry Do Truminel as president announces Wear Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs state convention set for September 29 to October 2 in Elkins. Notable attendees include Mrs. John Sherman and Mrs. W. W. Milair. The program outline lists formal openings, addresses, committee reports, and public welfare discussions with a reception at Graceland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Do Truminel
Wear Virgina Federation of Woman's Clubs
Elkins
Airs
John I. Sherman
General
Federation of Woman's Clubs
W. W. Milair
Federation
Conservation Af Natural Resources
Wollant Tr Alverd
Vian Amertesin
Nre Fuller &Laws of Morkansown
Rummel
Presbyterian Church
Trenley Atlermaon
Preaby Téddan
H. LD. Rummel
West Virginia Federation of Women's Club
America the Beautiful
Addreva
A. M.fredlock
Welfare Duy
Etkina
Boyd Wees
Wernin'a Club
Phil Willame
Rh. B. Cody
John
BR Garden
Drealdom
Mra
Hubb
Acholership Fund
Mres
James A. McCoach
Board of Trusters
Hestesa
Dolestates
Graceland
Rattinet
Lewis Mestonnrod
A. M. Bredlock
von Vournis
Mes
Percy Baugh
Julian 3
Hearne
Lanis Heatria
Parkersburg Beauty Club Hosts Citizenship Conference
In a lengthy meeting led by Mrs. William He Adverd, the National Committee for Prevention of Blindness and local clubs discussed American citizenship. The program covered junior membership, cooperative efforts with wartime activities, and multiple sessions on governance, education, and club organization.
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Cmmtyutte For
William He
Geneva Federation Women's Clubs
Wyers Hall
Chatrman
Ltizenenip
Mra
Olandus
Ameriednialon
Hersford McGinnig
War Yetstana
Madison Blathern
Tato Chenerd
JP. Paleun
Addruss
W. We Alllur
Coyennions
Mra Col. Buchanan
Mira, JK. & Baker
Afra
Robert L. Kind
Ob. K. Witkingom
Sheud
William Venee
Rummel
Dirs
Department of Amare Les Nome
Mre
JB. Brennan
Ivy Ebaltniyn
Smith-Flughes Vara
Tate
Wurst
Galendur
Mes
Wwlb
van Viele
Tne
Hortesa Clube
Beverly
Jose J. Shernon
Levi News Mise Murty Casey Leaves for Cincinnati
Mise Murty Casey plans a trip to Cincinnati this week to enter Pratt on Atomday. The article notes deaths, family travels, and various local movements including Mrs Rill Wilton tailing to and from Akron and Rome. Rev Farrar is ill at his daughter's home and other local residents are mentioned.
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Mise Murty Casey
Somestune
Cincinnati
Rill Wilton
Pratt
Mtr
J. J. Matheny
Tom Dacoha
Murdley
Bly Wits Wernesday
L. B. Willleme
King and Family
Hive
Rome
Akron
Ohio
GM. Farrar
Ft. Anderson
W. Clark
Thuroond
Wa Wigan
Wyatt Morris
Lock Seven
New York
Foul Road
Fragmented sentence on Prussian education chased by figures
Incomplete OCR text discusses lack of philosophy professors in Prussia and attention to university statistics. Mentions Frankfurt University, Prof F Schwmide, and a winter survey revealing low professor counts amid educational strain. References German academic issues and car accident context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srmany
Filopic&sons Mranicport
Germany
Prussia
F. Schwmide
Prankfort University
Von
Prugaia
Departments of Woman's Club to Have Joint Meet
A joint meeting of the literary and music departments of the Charleston Women's Club will be held at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the Y W C A to open the season. Delegates to an international barbers convention in England will be discussed, with Mr Thomas Coleman delivering History of England. The program includes songs and readings by Mrs W L Savage Mrs Paul R Morrow Miss Elale Fisher Kincheloe and Miss Sarah Rutherford Matthews among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Business Girls Clubs
YW. C. A
Camp Nepahwin
Vesper Carvicea
Misa Marearet
E. Forsythe
Near East
W. C. A. Wwork Bear Montgomery
Guner Thomas
Corps 1
Salvation Army
Holiness
Battle For Souls
David Main
Capipel
Quarrier
Afemmbera
Charleston
Thade
Thomas Coleman
England
W. L. Savage
Paul R. Morrow
Hine
Elale Fisher Kincheloe
Charles E. Horn
Chia
Horn
Mise Bether Eugenia Davis
Thomas Colemen
Volea
Purcell
Thomas H. Bayly
Sarah Ruther Mathews
R. Morrow
Poe Graham
Civilizations cradle sought by anthropologists in Africa
New York Sept 19 A party of anthropologists began an expedition October 10 to cross the Buhara desert in automobiles. They aim to reach caves described by natives as covered with paintings and drawings on walls. The project investigates the theory that a highly cultured race inhabited northwestern Africa when the desert was a fertile plain. Bragiey Tyrrel, a Belolt trustee, remarks on the belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaven
Wlas
Buhara
Africa
St Marys Beauty College Belokto Expedition to Algiers
A deciphered fragment notes St Marys Beauty college Belokt Wit joining an expedition at Algiers led by Count de Prorok, with collaboration from the Frank Granger Logan museum London Cernegie Institute and University of Michigan. It mentions co operants and a Tuareg threat in Hoggar with interpreter and white explorers, amid past expedition losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Belokt
Wit
Algiers
Count de Prorok
Excavator
Carthage
Frank Granger Logan
City
London
Cernegie Instittute
Technotory
University of Michiean
Prare
Ave
Hoggar Mountains
Johnston Named Publicity Chief for State Agriculture
Morgantown reports the appointment of Ross B Johnston of Agrmi as editor and publicity director for the state department of agriculture. He will edit the Weekly Bulletin, supervise bulletin preparation, and launch a news department for the state papers. Previously he was editor of the Midtown Post and business manager at the New Duninton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
Ross B. Johnston
Agrmi
Gortoun
State Departy of Agriculture
Charles H. Hartley
State
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W. H. Thomas
Birefield
W. E. R. Byrne
Jackson's Mill
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Clement L. Shaver
Mies
Hite
John Heshaw
Samuel _D. Brady
L. Kelley
M. Ju O'Neale
Philip Prisiear
Calvary Baptisl Church
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Jenne
Harrisgsburs
Thy State Teachers College
Margaret Butcher
Parkersbury
Mira Edith Cameron
Grant Street
Virginia Davis
Virlain
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Harcum School
Bryn Awr
Rence Guteber
Mra J.oa
Tucker Ia
Mee
Jottenvilte
L. Batley
Char
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Georgiana Sct
Ching
Atlee Oolfeld
Chatham Epiacopal
Aciiute
Ellanbeth Davis
Misa Gwendelyn Fotzxersia
Jean Fitzgerald
Deavy
Bryn Maws
Mies Kirk
Mary Lewis Dickinson
Aaron Lacok
Daurchter
Huntingsen
J. Campbell Mathews
Lacock
Walker Long
Eloise Long
Suzanne Long
Huntington
Long
Europe
Woman’s Club
Parkersburg
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Mire
G. Bigee
Chalet
Wedunday Tvening
H. TD. Rummel
Lewis McSteenrad
Steading
Ninutes
Bry
I. Mody
Ohaleman
Jeenort
Artesy
Timiten
Dulva
Owl
Younenerd
Levi News
Kung
Pere
Sahara
ST. Marys
Poth
Parkershope
Misa
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