Local notices of serving and visiting townspeople update
Friday notes list many residents traveling and visiting relatives from Grafton to Baltimore Newark and Fairmont. It records military movements including overseas arrivals and discharges, engagements and hospital stays, plus local social visits and travel to Washington and Fox Hall.
West Virginia Roads Federation selects Parkersburg HQ
The West Virginia and Roads Federation adjourned after choosing Parkersburg as the state headquarters. Tom H Bowman of Huntington was elected secretary and J B Wiles of Parkersburg named secretary. A 110 member county campaign committee will guide bond issue support for 50 096 900.
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Parkersburg
W.va
West Virginia and Roads Federation
and of Directors
Fnd
Eeech
West Virginia
Tom H. Bowman
Huntington
J. B. Wiles
Sretary
Parkersburg Board of Commerce
Amde
Tim Scanlon
Raad Commission
Yuilis
Floating kidney vanishes as hip corset shifts rise
At Asbury Park New Jersey in June 20 report Dr Horace Packard of Boston University notes a floating kidney decline as corsets moved from the waist to the hips. He links the era of the floating kidney to tightly laced waists and claims the condition appeared mainly in women about 15 or 20 years ago. As corsets loosened with emancipation the ailment diminished.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Horace Packard
Boston University
American Institute of Homeopathy
Gompers Re-elected President of AFL in Atlantic City
Samuel Gompers was re elected today president of the American Federation of Labor in convention here.
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LABOR
Atlantic City
N. J
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Orchard sale seals Cherry Hill estate near Falling Waters
Martinsburg June 20. J A Butler and associates of Washington DC have purchased the Cherry Hill orchard near Falling Waters for 90000 from Frank Ammert and associates. The deal reflects steady land values in the region and expands Butler’s agricultural holdings.
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Martinsburg
J. A. Butler and Associates
Washington D. C
Cherry Hill
Falling Waters
Frank Ammert
Labor Federation Backs Immigration Restriction During Upturn
The American Federation of Labor in its annual session adopted a resolution favoring restriction of immigration during the upconstruction period. The meeting was held in Atlantic City.
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Tlantic City
N. 1
American Federation of Labor
Allied troops to replace forces at Danzig plan discussed
Paris dispatch reports the supreme military and naval council at Versailles debated replacing German and Polish troops stationed at Danzig with Allied soldiers. The meeting followed concerns over twelve alien families unadjusted due to jurisdiction, handed to the alien property custodian for final disposition.
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Paris
Supreme Military and Naval Council
Versailles
Danzig
Court of Honor a Marvel at Grefton Exhibition Entrance
A grand Coat of Honor for the Grefton exposition will feature four twenty foot tall white columns, twenty four inches square, with thirty six inch bases, spaced twenty feet apart. Each supports a top ornament and four large flags, illuminated by hundreds of lights. The centerpiece bears Welcome, dedicating the court to World War heroes from Taylor county.
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Grefton
Exposition Grounds
Taylor County
Red Cross Pharmacy Robbery In Grafton Hit For Narcotics
A Saturday report details a break in at Red Cross Pharmacy owned by A A Holt in Grafton. Thieves removed narcotics from a rear cabinet after entering through a rear sash and exiting front door ajar. Police and city officials investigated with no arrests yet.
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Holt
Red Cross
Bolyard
Dilworth
Ernest Love
Lightning kills father in cellar with son in arms
In Wheeling district a father, John Sallers aged 40, was instantly killed by a lightning bolt while sheltering his 6-year-old son in the cellar of their home at Sherrad. The storm forced them to seek refuge on the floor as the bolt struck.
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Charles Sinsel
Mooseheart
Ill
Dr. Sinsel
John Nassos
New York City
Max. Friedman
Weat Main Street
Stanley Davis
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Milton Holmes
Baltimore
Grafton
Hattie Crickenberger
Martina Ferry
Theo, Crickenberger
West Washington Street
John W. Bostwick
Newark
N. J
C. Hey Brendel
Loveland
Seth Devers
West Side
Charles
Harrisburg
Carlisle
Iss
Roger White
Arthur Welch
Sentinel News
Philips
Norman BE. Waite
Elkins
H.C. Chaney
Fd. Smith
Fairmont
Willhide
Howard White
HL Chaney
N. Custer
Hollie D. Custer
113Th Engineers
New Yo
Camp Merritt
Agnes Wilfong
Leonard Street
G. W. McFarling
Charles Wilfong
R. B. Madera
Joe Madera
New York
Camp Mills
J. Turneley
Frank T. Gerkins
Mr. Conlehan
Hierra
William Hardy
Akron
John Hardy
West Main Street
George Cassell
Pittsburgh
Jno
J Cassell
Market Street
Ada Remlinger
Max Donner
West Virginia Uiversity
Morgantown
Joseph Remlinger
Justice J. A. Carroll
Rosemont
Harry Gaines
Led Merkle-Harder Theatrical Company
America
Harry
Charles and
Warren Turner
Thomas Turner
Uphoken
Elizabeth Robinson
Scranton
Washington, D. C
Homer
Joseph Snyder
Tygart Valley Glass
Woodford
Snyder
John Snyder
Grafton Post
Grace Garrett
Paden
City
Mary Sharps
Masontown
Charles A.snyder
Pine Grove
W. Va. Corp
Emil Custer
Misa Stella Custer
W. G. Robey
Maple Avenue
Emil
American “Expeditionary Forces
Neil Holt
Tmsth Engineers
Wyckoff
Paul K. Wyckoff
United States
Ana Dan
Lat Engineers, Co
N. Y
France
Deby
Alter Pee
Grace Grahan
Ralph Stover
Ton Bo
A It Holyard
Barbour County
Robert McCafferty
Pittsburg
C.H. McCafferty
Lora M Gafferty
Gillispie
Tra Atty
Hugh Warder
Foxhill
Thos
Joyce
Namily
Ralph Cottrell
Metropolitan Insurance Co
Clarksburg
Washington
Thomas Mullenex
EB. L. Love
Philadelphia
Mrs. Bell
Thos, Love
Frances Love
Terra Alta
Maryl Carrico
Mary Welch
M. & M. Bank
Pittchurch
Ohio
Lucile Whitman
George Whitman
Carneysville
Nettie Poling
Lilly
Buckhannon
H.R. Guynn
Wuckhamoa
Evelyn Tapp
Point Marin
Merchants &Ngs Bank
H. €. Shingleton
Edna
John Merle
Parkersburg
Margaret. Somerville
Orpah Haymond
Cer Farm
D. G. Shaw
G. A. Michael
T. E. Rosier
Lawrence Flanagan
Wileford Street
Nellie Cline
Jullifte
Clarence >Ler
Anna Heflin
Frances
G. W. Kenzie
Glenn Primm
Carl Ford
Ella Primm
Beryl Butcher
Mannington
Evelyn Menear
Fox Hall
Sidney Burdett
Box Hall
A. Bainbridge
Dee
Joli
DS. Ridenour
D. D. Ridenour
J. A. Carroll
Addison Street
N. W. Scott
Bluemont Cemetery
Justus F.ross
Simpson
Hiss Helen Thayer
Wheeling
Sherrad
John Sallers
Sallers
Labor Leaders Call for Unified Effort to Restore Democracy
Atlantic City reports a General Organizer of the American Federation of Labor urges national unity to rebuild postwar democracy. He warns of continued European unrest and radicalism, calling for steady American leadership, economic reform, and restoring dollar value to stabilize the world. A Virginia wedding follows, detailing Ruth Sherrill Bishop and Harry Doney Phillips tying the knot in Pulaski with plans to reside in Grafton.
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Atlantic City
America
AML
Onlin
Iearn
Virginia
Grafton
Pulaski
Ruth Sherrill Bishop
Harry Doney Phillips
William Phillips
West Main Street
Philliva
Superior Woolen Milla
Mary
Knotts Avenue
Government probes Grease Industry postwar controls
London dispatch reports that wartime rings combines and trusts now influence Grease Certain industries. Findings by a government appointee under Sir Auckland Geddes, Minister of Reconstruction, focus on how to handle vast trade forces in the near future as a major problem for government circles.
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London
Auckland Geddes
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