Local notices and social news from Grafton area
A long list of daily happenings items from Grafton includes travel by car to Buckhannon and Pittsburgh, births and weddings such as Miss Agnes Shoulte and Thom Shields and Vernon and Sheline, and numerous visits, relocations, and business matters. Notables include Dr L S McDaniel returning to New York, George L Murphy resigning from Famous Biscuit to join G L Baking Co, and Miss Catherine Shaffer visiting her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bartlett
F. M. Hollis
West Street
Clarksburg
Hollis
Fred Abbott
M. L. Abott
West Main Street
Frank Morgan
Lillian Powell
Ralph Lake
Hilda Bishop
Clyde Mays
Claudena Trirable
Coxi
Guy W. Cole
Buckhannon
L. 5
McDaniel
New York City
Andy Mardman
Cove District
George L. Murphy
Arden
Famous Biscuit Co
Pittsburgh
G. L. Baking Co
Frederick, Md
Russell DeMoss
Midvale
W. Va
Dorsey Curry
Walnut Street
James Bartplett
Georgia Menear
Tayx County Bank
Leo W. Hodell
St. Charles College
Baltimore
W. N. Malone
Sidney Malone
Keyser
Zole Sponagel
Albrights
Ed Thompson
Philippi
Clay Davis
Simpson
Valley Head
Harry Curry
Hartford Conn
Walter Marple
Fred Curry
F. Helm
Corrothers Fram Musgrove Re union at Jacob's Grove near Triune
The sixth annual reunion of the Corrothers Fram and Musgrove families will be held at Jacob's Grove near Triune in Monongahela county next Sunday September 10. Many members reside in Taylor county and plan to attend. Union Social members of Epworth Leagues of St Pauls Blueville and Andrews M E church will hold a union social in St Pauls social room tomorrow evening. This is the second such social since the leagues united the first at Andrews. Married at Oakland on August 27 George Davison of Monroe Street and Miss Laura Freeland of Terra Alta united in marriage. They are well known in Monroe and Davison is with West Dean Power Co Newbury I F Davison an engineer for Baltimore and Ohio Freeland is daughter of H Freeland Terra Alta whose father served in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Shaffer
Fairmont
Boyd Street
T. D. Davisson
Robert Davisson
R. Bucklew
John Collier
Cullet
Harry Meats
Ths City
Laurel Mountains
C. E B. Hostler
New York City
Mida Stuck
Bowlesburg
Rt. T. Travis
Thornton
Hot Lips
Frederick's
W. A. Willhide
Gertrude Countryman
Piedmont
W. W. Shaffer
R. E. Blaney
Reedsville
Morgantown
J. G. Brown
Clarksburg
Rose Mary
William Marlow
Kingwood
William Bolton
Howesville
James Stuck
Newburg
Guy Silcott
Grafton
Charles
Marion Skages
Wilsonburs
John Tert
Mike Tusceil
Atlantic City
John McQuren
Leavethburg
Uy Baker
Tufts Valley Glass Command
Bert
Wheeling
Anderson
Booths Creek
J.C. McDaniel
Court House
Gratton
W. A. C. Carrothera
White Day
Robert Utterback
Moatsville
Walter Rogers
Route 1
Henr Trader
Siggins Run
Henry Cilne
Mt. Morris
Elmer Bolyard
Claude
James DeMoss
Nora Jennings
Scotch Him
W. C. Walters
Maple Run
George Nestor
Kasson
Isaac Locke
Elizabeth Brown
W. T. Brown
Maeville
Henry Belden
Monbridge &Assenger
Natonal Bank
P. C. Box
W.jed
York City
Belden
Syracuse
Pera
Arthur Poling
F. B. Kinney
Parkersburg
C. E. Haynes
West Union
J. M. Brannon
John Helps Bickford
D. D
Andrew's
Cora Dunnington
Hart
Easton
Babbett
West Penn Power Company
Terra Alta
Icie Clark
Bridgeport
Mary Fitzhugh
John McKeown
Leo
Gerladine
Gene
Gertrude
Warren
Ohio
Beaumont
Engle
Tygarta Valley Glass Company
JM. Glenn and Son
E. ©. St.Clair
St Npson
Earl Knots
Millersville
L. R. Woodyard
Eva Baugh
J. H. Payne
Simpson
Cora Cleayngh
Brydon
Robert Travis
John Miller
Ft C. Stone
Fellowsville
Clyde Cornwell
Dent
Wilson
Knotts Grove
Knottsville
California
Hinois
Shoulte Shields
Agnes Shoulte
Thom
Shields
M. J. Hannon
St. Augustine's Catholic Church
Washington Street
P. A. Moran
Westernport
Washington
Shoulie
Cumberland
Judson Reese
F. Poste
Martha
Lucille Murray
Otha Matheny
Fred Foster
Paul Reese
Matthew Reese
Buckhannon
Corrohers-Fram-Musgrove
Jacob's Grove
Triune
Monongahella County
Taylor County
Union Social
Epworth
St. Paul's
Blueville
Andrews
M. E. Churcher
St. Paul's Church
Union League
Oakland
George Davison
Laura Freeland
F. Davison
Baltimore and
Ovio
Miss Freeland
H. Freeland
Freditionary
France
Mite Box Opening Planned by Andrew’s M E Church
Members of the Foreign Missionary Society of Andrew's M E Church will hold their annual mite box opening at the church tomorrow night. All members are urged to be present with these boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Missionary Society of Andrew's M. E
Klan Critic Calls Dem Party at Risk in Texas
Col H D Lindsley of Dallas, former Dallas mayor and first national commander of the American Legion, warned that the Democratic party’s fate in Texas and nationwide hinges on the Ku Klux Klan. He said the platform committee’s rejection of anti Klan resolutions could drive voters to choose between klan and anti klan. Lindsley urged purging Klan influence and predicted a mob era if unresolved. He planned to submit a minority report before the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Democratic Party
H. D. Lindsley
Dallas
The
American Legion
Lindsley
Sinisley
American Court in China Resumes its Work Now
Shanghai reports the United States Court for China restarts operations after a year idle due to Judge Lobingier s absence in the United States. Charges previously filed against Lobingier were heard in Washington, ending with exoneration by order of President Harding. The court remained unable to replace him during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Shanghai
United States Court For China
Lobingier
United States
W. S. Fleming
Fime
Ue State Department
Washington
Harding
Lobingist
Hospital Notes Report Local Surgeries and Recoveries
Mrs C F Ware admitted Monday for a major operation and is recovering well. Donald Marshall and James Welch had tonsil and adenoids removed Monday. Richard Sheets and Roy Sheets underwent tonsil and adenoids removal yesterday, as did Lourie Church. Mrs J D Henderson underwent a major operation at City Hospital this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Ware
Donald Marshall
James Welch
Richard Sheets
Roy Sheets
Lourie Church
J.D. Henderson
City Hospital
Church leaders urge justice and restraint at Episcopal convention
In Newark the Right Rev. Edwin Lines urged social justice and mercy at the forty-seventh triennial general convention of the Episcopal Church. He warned against wealth inequity, called for church action for the unprivileged, and urged labor with a moral approach while maintaining core religious aims. He touched on prohibition and the church’s role in shaping a just society amidst industrial change.
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Ore
Sept
Ter
Edwin
Lines
D. D
Newark
Episcopal Church
United States
Noone
Juriot
Acd Arias
Public opinion pressure on prohibition and picketing discussed
The article reports on calls to adjust liquor restrictions through lawful means, praising restraint for the common good. Attorney General Daugherty defends picketing as lawful, notes department reports show quiet nationwide, and William H. Johnston of the International Association of Mackinaw rail fans criticizes Chicago injunction as harmful to unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jing Press
Daugherty
Wilkerson
Hyle
William H. Johnston
Intersnational ‘Association of Mackinirt
D’clared
Ingo
Injunction on shopmen questioned by Attorney General
Washington reports that Attorney General Daugherty said the Chicago strike injunction will not abridge personal liberty or free speech nor force men to work. He stressed it will not curb lawful activity but will prevent riots, murders, and interference with interstate transportation. He pledged vigorous action to defend rights while opposing violence and noted the case aims to quiet the strike this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Daugherty
Earling
Harding
White House
Department of Justice
Treasury Building Fire Explained by Standards Tests
Washington authorities say tests by the bureau of standards show the March 3 roof fire at the Treasury Building was started by heaters used with tar pots during roof work. Assistant Secretary Clifford announced the treasury investigation found the blaze caused the flare that woke the White House across the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Treasury
Washinon
Harding
White House
Bureau of Standards
Clifford
War Paint and Indian Squaws Willed to Senator McGary
ST PAUL Minn Sept 5 Fifteen Indian squaws 10 buckets of war paint several bales of feathers and other state regalia were willed to state Senator Patrick H McGary of Walker by Chief Sehinge Omi Mom of the Teech Lake Reservation in Northern Minnesota who died recently the senator announced He intends to decide what to do with the bequests Look up an old chap in rad o treats and you will know whether he is playing golf or pitching horseshoes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Mino
Parick H. McGary
Walker
Sehinge-Omi-Mom
Teech Lake
Minnesota
McGary
Rado Treat’s
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Rowsterday
Polina
Monongahia Ronietruction Co
Skins
Misee
Burnsville
C. W. Kelley
Pearl Street
Kelley
Klein & Co., Inc
Good Clothes
Royal
Aimple
Vivian Simpkins
Pawhuska
Okla
Osages
Ku Klux Klan
Episcopal
Cate
Eny
Westing
Tn Neta
West Side Battery CO
P. H. McGary
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