Society notes on weddings and gatherings in Grafton
Announcements of weddings Harry Cook Frances Sandridge and M P Boyles Genevieve Collins with details of ceremonies plans. Social events include United Brethren Church gatherings at member homes, a field near the residence and a large church picnic at the city park. Also mentions travel plans, local employment, and visits by residents and guests to the Willard Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gg Welding
Harry
Cook
Frances
Sandridge
Pather M. J Augustine
Catholc
Willard Hotel
United Brethren Church
E. H. Waters
Phi Chi Fraternity Meeting Notes From Bank Building
At the regular weekly Phi Chi Fraternity meeting in the Banking and Trust Company building rooms, plans were discussed for the upcoming activities and events. Members debated schedules and approved preliminary arrangements for social and charitable initiatives.
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Phi-Chi
Banking and Trust Company
Birth of a baby girl in Sidney Ohio brings joy to Shay family
Word reached Grafton of Mr. and Mrs. James Shay of Sidney Ohio becoming parents to a nine and a half pound girl named Mary Thelma born Friday at their home. Mrs Shay, formerly Laura Kitzmiller of Bafton, and Mr Shay, once employed by the First National Bank, are well known in Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shay
Sidney
Ohio
Shay
Laura Kitzmiller
Bafton
First National Bank
Grafton
Mary Thelma
John Sayre
Alma
Raymond
Buckhannon
Houn E. Parrel
Parkersburg
Hospital notes report tonsil and adenoid surgeries
Mrs Bert Clark of Walnut Street underwent Tonsil and Adenoids removal Monday and returned home last night. Moses Sinclair of Newbury admitted for medical treatment Monday. Miss Hazel Shuttlesworth discharged after a recent operation. Mrs Cora Kelley of Gratton operated recently at the hospital. Mrs Carl Jackson operated on a few days ago. Lawrence Williams operated on Monday for tonsils and adenoids and returned home this morning. Miss Grace Miller had tonsils removed at the city hospital Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Clark
Walnut Street
Moses Sinclair
Newbury
Hazel Shuttlesworth
Cora Kelley
Gratton
Carl Jackson
Lawrence Williams
Grace Miller
City Hospital
Panama notes complete in frontier dispute response
Panama's cabinet completed the reply to Secretary Hughes regarding disputed frontier territory with Costa Rica and may deliver it Wednesday. Other briefs report a prisoner setting fire in Tombs, a clash injuring American sailors in San Sebastian, and U.S. notes stressing no hostilities over Costa Rica occupation.
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Panama
A. P
Hughes
Costa Rica
San Sebastian
Spain
Washington
American State Department
United States
Coto
Murder charge tied to disappearance of newborn in state case
In a justice court proceeding today Mrs. M a prominent state figure faced murder charges connected to the disappearance of her 20 year old unmarried daughter's newborn. Separately New York announced plans for a daily air service to Washington with six limousine planes carrying six passengers and 1000 pounds of freight each ready to enter service later this week.
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Justice Court
New York
Washington
Wheeling Man Elected State Council President in West Virginia
Delegates from major cities of West Virginia organized a Catholic Men of W. Va. state council in Parkersburg on Monday. Officers elected include WW. B. Tucker of Wheeling as president M H. King of Charleston as vice president W. H. Sharbaugh of Charleston secretary and W. B. Rafferty of Weston treasurer Huntington was chosen to host the 1922 convention. W. B. Sherlock of Columbus C. was present and spoke at the organizational meeting at the Knights of Columbus hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
West Virginia
W. Va
WW. B. Tucker
Wheeling
M H. King
Charleston
W. H. Sharbaugh
W. B. Rafferty
Weston
Huntington
W. B. Sherlock
Columbus
Knights of Columbus
Pioneer R R Man Dies of Hemorrhage in Arizona
Tuzson Arizona August reports Pioneer railroad executive A Randopis president of the Arizona Eastern Southern Pacific DeMexico died after a hemorrhage while reading a newspaper in tel apartments with his wife. Born in Albemarle Virginia he resigned in 1894 from Chesapeake Ohio and Southwestern Ohio Valley lines and moved west for health. In 1911 he became president of the Arizona Eastern & Southern Pacific DeMexico.
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Tuzson
Ariz
Epes Randopls
Arizona Eastern & Southern Pacific
DeMexico
Southwest
Randopis
Imself
Mbenburg
Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio and
Southwestern & Ohio Valley
West
Labor Council to Draft Unified Labor Policy
Atlantic City August 2 By A P The executive council of the American Federation of Labor began drafting a policy to guide the labor movement in America A comprehensive inquiry into modern industry will inform the new policy A committee report examined coordinating educational activities under organized labor and the potential central labor university with extension courses and financing options A further study will assess whether organized labor receives a square deal in school textbooks
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Atlantic City
A. P
American Federation of Labor
Labor Movement of America
Organized Labor
Central Labor University
Telegram joke from Paris La Rire about daughter
A light Paris La Rire cartoon fragment shows a father and mother in dialogue over a telegram from a daughter. The daughter teases that she is having a lovely time and the mother notes the daughter has learned to say certain phrases.
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Paris
Railroad Men Meet To Discuss Wages With Board
A gathering in Cleveland brings three members of the Big Four Railroad Brotherhoods and the Switchmen’s Union with five labor group leaders to decide on wage reductions ordered by the Railroad Labor Board. The report mixes rail labor items with unrelated technical excerpts about ship landing and library figures.
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Big Four
Cleveland
A. P
Switchmen’s Union of North America
United States Railroad Labor Board
Maintenance Routine on the ZR-2 Airship
Clerks and navigators constantly inspect the ZR-2 during ground and flight operations. They monitor lift and trim through ballast, gas, and fuel management, inspect hulls, bags, and valves, and log weekly gas purity and wire tensions to ensure safe lifting and flight readiness.
Chicago Fire Birth Of A World Famous Library
Chicago marks the 50th anniversary of the 1871 fire that birthed its public library now second in size worldwide. British support poured in with 12,000 volumes and funds led by Thomas Hughes, Queen Victoria inscribed gifts, and contributions from Gladstone, Disraeli, Carlyle, and other leaders. A fireproof iron water tank on the south side was converted into the initial library, with 12,000 volumes received by 1873 and the library formally opening in May 1874.
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Chicago
England
Thomas Hughes
Tom Brown
Great Britain
Chicago Public Library
Prince Consort
Victoria
Hughes
Leipsie
Germany
Gladstone
Herbert Spencer
John Stuart Mill
Disraeli
Carlyle
Kingsley
Huxley
John Bright
Lyall
Freeman and
Rosett
To Institute and social notices from Romney and Clarksburg
Mrs Florence Hamilton Wilkin leaves for Romney Hampshire county to lead music at the teachers institute. Mrs J By Maxwell hosts a large lunch and 690 card party with Clarksburg guests, prizes awarded. Belington invites to a Minnehaha Springs cotillion with local committee and Cuba’s Jazz Orchestra. Camp return at Parsons ends with camping trip report. Red Men plan a multi-state Martinsburg picnic attended by many from three states.
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Florence Hamilton Wilkinson
Romney
W. Va
Teachers’institute
Hampshire County
J. By Maxwell
W. Mair Street
Lo'clerk
600 Club
Clarksburg
Grafton
Maxwell
Joseph Kennedy
William O'Neill
Wiils. Mutheran
R. J. Ney
B. Farmerie
Joseph Kennnedy
Wilyiam O'Neill
William
S. Mutheran
E. J. Glancy
B. B. Maxwell
Frank Maxwell
Allegheny Cotillion Club
Minnehaha Springs
H. C. Solter
B. G. Herold
H. G. Greer
Elise McClintic
Mary Francis Bratton
Cuba
Jazz Orchestra
Paul Haddix
Herbert Henry
Frank Morgan
Bert Riley
George Riley
Parsons
J. J. Bolmer
Improved Order of Red Men
R. W. McFarland
Pocahontas
Martinsburg
Order of Red Men
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Miners Die In July Toll Across West Virginia Mines
Thirty seven miners were killed in and about West Virginia mines during July, per Red Lambie head of the state mine department. McDowell county led with twelve deaths, followed by Logan with six, Fayette four, Raleigh and Boone three each, Ohio and Wyoming two each, with Brooke Kanawha Ig lon Mercer Mingo one each.
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Lambie
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Red Lambie
McDowell
Logan
Fayette
Raleigh
Boone
Ohio
Wyoming
Brooke
Kanawha
Iglon
Mercer
Mingo
Dr Fahrney and family chronic disease practice history
The Dr Fahrneys have practiced medicine for over a century focusing on chronic diseases. The narrator offers to study your case and diagnose before treatment, urging patients to report troubles, weaknesses, or deformities for evaluation.
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Fahrneys
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Fairview
West Virginia University
Belington
Spencer Collins
Gilmer Countty
Glenville Normal School
Clarksbur
Spencer
Boyles
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
John Leith
R. W. McWilliamseaument
GEO. W. Ziegler P Wotors & Saw Tables Machinery Company
First Ave
Finan
W. Green
Bimini
R. P. Bartlett
Fairmont
J.G. Dixon
G. W. Pell
A. G. Orgman
Tunnelton
H. S. Dean
J. J. Duffy
Mason Hospital
Aks bin Mney
Sanacy Tee Bell
Kenny Motors
Biland
Pittsburgh
Tee
Comenteston
Hospital Notes
Sylvester Crockett
Tombs
Sing Sing
Senator Lodge
Senator Harrison
Mississippi
Kenyon
Senate Labor Sub-Committee
Mingo Coal Fields
Surney
Fifth Avenue
John K. Kane
Bar Harbor
Senate
Shipping Board
Howden
Hy A. P.J
Macon
Brown House
Ames
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Jalem, N.C
State Council
R.R. Man
Labor Council
Mercer Sanitarium
Mise Elizabeth Lesee
R. N
Oxford University
Cambridge University
British Patent Office
Chicago Library
Chicago Public Brary
Lbriey
DR. Fahrney
Hagerstown, Maryland
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