Local Personal Notes From Parkersburg Area
W A Willhide visits Parkersburg and Ohio. Ralph Snyder, Fairmont attorney, was a professional visitor. Ridenour returns from overseas service with Maryland division. Several locals discharge from military duties and plan visits home. Residents travel to Indianapolis and Pittsburgh for work or family, while others return from camps. Various social calls, trips to Ringwood and Fox Hall, and a painting carnival at Dutch Shaw’s home wrap the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Meade
J.D. Moore
Fairmont
Russell Por
Eanory J. Poe
St. Charles Street
Girseas
L. L. Cokely
Myre
Willian Watkins
Maple Avenue
Harrisville
Mabel Watking
R. M. Middelton
Snedigapolis
Washington Street
I. Weisman
Luckhasimon
Rowlesburg
Charles Colborn
Pittsburgh
Underwood & Underwood
C & Justice
C. H- McCafferty
Sherif
Daily Sentinel
Puesiay
Powell Cinefly
Irmant
Eva McCandless
Misa Gertrude Guard
Knotts Avenue
Parkersburg
Mise Guard
Adolphus Rightmire
Morgantowns
Belington
Lichtmire
Preston
Taylor
Barbour
Marion
J. Gran St. Clair
Kingwood
J. F. Castle
Main Street
Wears
Sayre
Wilbur
Agneunems
Dora Stewart
Tha
Ole Tnuema
G. Castle
Stabenville
Cyto
J. F. Caste
West Main
Mary Goley
Pleasant County
CG. T
Bartlett
Tilza Shackelford
Haymond
Farmer Wan
Charles R. Lilly
Jean
A.S. Morrow
Meadland
First National Bank
W. HL. Tenney
Clarksburg
Jen, Ross
Simpson
Annie Bell Burns
Atlantic City
Miore
Richard Barrett
Chillicothe
Ohio
Mary
Warem
Barrett
Wilss
Elizabeth F Walsii
Arch
Health Officer Checks Pox Quarantine Adherence
Dr T F Lanham conducted a county wide inspection of homes with smallpox to assess patients conditions and quarantine compliance. He found overall compliance good except at Poling home in South Grafton where facilities and family indifference caused lax adherence. No new outbreak reported since Nelson Male case described yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Lanham
Nelson Male
Sentinel
Growing Big Rye Championship Claim in Barbour County
In Barbour and Upshur counties residents claim the state’s heaviest rye. Ed Priest of Whispering Pines raises rye measuring 82 inches with heavy heading as growing season yields a bumper crop statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips W. Va
Barbour
Upshur Counties
Priest
Whispering Pines
Bush Expands Land Holdings Near City Farm
W. W. Bush has completed the purchase of twenty acres adjoining his farm north of the city. The land was part of the late John K Knotts home property and was bought from Miss Mary J Knotts. Bush is rapidly becoming a large landowner in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Devers
Camp Shelby
Miss
John H. Rose
Indianapolis
Lieutenant Rose
Harper
Grafton
J. B. R. Ellis
Ellis
Elkins
B. D. Ie
Thomas
B.C. Heckert
Tittle
John
Detroit
Mich
M. Zinn
Yates l Avenue
Virginia Campbell
Hazel Zinn
Clarksburg
Schwartz
Sallie Reetor
Grand Army of the Republic
Paul Huber
Fir Ward
Aloros
Suthfield Artillery
Frank E Stewart
George K. Joliffe
Mercersburg
Baltimore
France
Samuel M. Rogers
Flemington
City
Ilinois
St. Louis
Robert Heflin
State Normal School
Fairmont
Mina Lake
Ge W. Loar & Co
Simpson
Mit
Joseph Pugh
Mary Hessian
Loft
Philippi
Olfie White
Loar Jewelry
Barbour County
Dutch Shaw
Knotts Avenue
Shaw
W. W. Bush
John K. ‘Knotts
Mary J. Knotts
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W. A. Beavers
National Shriners
W. H. Gilmore
Centerville
South Side
A. H. Paugh
Fox Hall
C. J. Sally
Met Faddin
Daugher
Kate
Laura Lowther
Ringwood
Toon Warder
Pruntytown
Evelyn Swiger
W A. Swiger
Lusadder Street
John Cole
Demoss
West Frances Street
Camp Lee
Edmund Hardman
J. J. Whittman
Carneysville
Samuel Hines
Halah Riley
West Washington
George Barr
Keyser
Baltimore] and Ohio Railroad Company
Mra
C.F. Clark
Margaret
Pennsboro
Joseph Gerkin
Newport News
Joe
Lee Reynolds
Near Meadland
Russell DeMross
Frances Si
Sandy
Webster
Watts-Sartor-Leaf CO
W. Main Street
W. VA
Poplins
Poiret Twill
Axminster
Shad
Senag
Madras
Cretonnes
Ecra
Georgette Crepe