Local notes on visitors and events in the city
Crowds and residents fill days with travel and gatherings. Cathy Sentinel attends Georgetown University summer at home on West Washington Street as jurists and Masons plan a Kingwood address for jewel presentations. The city hosts visitors from Philippi and Fairmont while residents join dances, church services, and weekends in Washington, Morgantown, and Parkersburg excursions.
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Joan A Barlow
Barlow
Georgetown University
Washington, DC
Washingtonn Street
A. D. Craig
Kingwood
Masonic Lodge
Preston Lodge
C. Barnes
Philippi
Stella Siding
A. 8
Stalnaker
Gol’e Brown
Barbour County
Harry Walter
Pittsburgh
Grifton
Lila Clare
Council of Ambassadors
Boulogne
Germany
Daily Sentinel
Martin F. Roney
Legion
C. W. Phillips
West Main Street
Daisy Shriver
Parkersburg
Mountain State Business College
Frederick Fisher
Fair’mont
Willard Hotel
W. A. Willhode
Thayer Street
West Side
Ohio
Friends
Christine Patton
Fairmont
Margaret Hill
Anna Hoffman
Morgantown
J D. Craig
Andrew's Ma
Little
Nother
B. F. McVicker
Cecil
T. Bartlett
Philips
Levi Cochran
Big Fork
Minn
M. Cochran
Aleinda Cochran
Keotts Avenue
West Virginia
Minnesota
Great Northwest
Close Hayden
Clarksburg
Antoinite Heehmer
Washington, D. C
John L. Heehmer
East Main Street
J.J. Burkt
Newburg
Mise Frances Griffin
New York City
Mise Antoinette Heelmer
East Main Stret
Ttis City
Ee. Yeas
Washington ‘City
Corcoran ‘Art
Blaney
Ralph Kunst
Capial City
Kemet
Congressional Library
Corcoran
Wil
J. Gran StClair
Morgantows
McCafferty
Virginia Armstrong
Mackinac Island
Michigan
Xapia Kappa Gamma
West Virginianiversity
Gertrud Suddarth
Emerioa
Hot Springs
Everal
John Norris
Virginia
W .H. Norris
Massilion
Black-Draught praised in Kentucky testimonial
Meadowsville resident Cynthia Higginbotham reports relief from age related digestion issues after using Black-Draught. The ad promotes seventy years of use, urges cleansing of stomach liver and bowels, and claims prompt gentle action with 25 cent price per package.
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Higginbotham
Thedford
CUMMINGS KEYNOTE ADDRESS AT FRISCO DEMOCRATS
Homer Cummings, temporary chairman at the Democratic National Convention, in San Francisco, sharp attacked the Republican platform as reactionary and provincial. He praised Democratic wartime leadership and credited reforms from 1913 to the war's outbreak, signaling economic and social gains, while accusing Republicans of waste and obstruction. He claimed Democratic policies opened Alaska, modernized labor and finance laws, and strengthened the federal system, contrasting with a barren Republican Congress.
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Frisco
San Francisco
League of Nations
Monroe Doewine
Homer Cumbuings
Herp
Senate
Sanders
Republican Party
Chicago
Democratic Party
Alaska
Alloval Expitol
Fedcil Trade Commission
Sven
Republican Congress
Wilson
Congress
Memorial address on world peace and league of nations
The talk emphasizes the league of nations as essential to peace, contrasting Democratic support with Republican repudiation. It cites Wilson, Taft, and Lodge, condemning obstruction and urging unity for disarmament and world leadership. A. M. Grow of Morgantown delivers a stirring close, praising the Hiawatha Tribe and paying tribute to departed members.
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Caere
Cumraines
League of Nations
Mexico
Rayyin
Turkey
United States
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Cummings
Wilson
Taft
Hughes
League
Lodge
Senate
Chicago
America
Agai
Red Men Honor Fallen Braves at Cemetery Service
Hiawatha Tribe No. 9 Imroved Order of Red Men held a Sabbath evening tribute at Dinemont cemetery on Main street. Officers and members marched quietly to the pavilion, with Pocahontas Degree members among the procession, to honor comrades who have passed to the happy hunting ground.
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Hiawatha Tribe No. 9
Main Street
Dinemont
Hazel Atlas Nursing Class Opens At Factory
A ten member nursing class was organized at the Hazel Atlas Glass Factory on Friday evening by industrial nurse M. Utt. The program aims to teach hygienic home and workplace practices to improve community health through fifteen lectures every Friday from 7 20 to 9. Local interest is high and the class may grow as more workers join this community health effort.
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Hazel.auas Glass
Bydies M. A. Utt
Indueti"al
Tau
Migs
Arge
Baltimore youths linked to Ford theft and extradition order
Police in Baltimore arrested several youths in connection with the theft of a Ford touring car and $80 from Wilson Poling near Wickwire on June 14. The car was recovered and identified as Poling’s. Extradition papers are issued. the suspects face charges in Baltimore before possible transfer.
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Lily
Baltimore
D. 1
Pelingadil Prancis Williams
Wilson Pellng
Wickwire
Grafton
Maryland
Lilly
Williams
Philadelphia
Lowogrow
Charleston
Columbia
Ford
Vara
Fordag
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