Mount Clare Scene Tells of Prohibition Rally and Local News
In Mount Clare a Sunday event at the Methodist Episcopal church featured Rev. Mr. Riker of the Anti Saloon League delivering a disciplined appeal for enforcement of the Whitton Amendment and related laws. Local gossip noted health and visitors among residents including Howard Hansford and Miss Geraldine Bassel as well as travels to Clarksburg and Lost Creek. myriad town notices reflect social ties and movement through the area.
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Riker
Anti-Saloon League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Whitton
Lost Creek
Mdna
Charles Louther
Grafton
Carl Wilson
New Fair Grounds Addition
Clyde Dye
Lost Creck
Salem fund for flood relief organized after governor telegram
Generous citizens in Salem organized a relief fund after Governor Hatfield's telegram to Mayor S L White. A mass meeting raised 141 dollars deposited in First National Bank, with a two per ward soliciting committee to continue fundraising.
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Salem
Hatfield
S. L. White
H. Cross
A.sehullo
First National Bank
Henry Boggess
Gussa—way
Odd Fellows Cemetery
C. A. Bond
Bridgeport Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Moves
Bridgeport updates show Cleon Fitzhugh returning from Buckhannon after visiting Mr and Mrs W N Fitzhugh. Blanche Lawson of Barracksville visits her parents Mr and Mrs Lawson. Graves relocates to Wheeling for a responsible position. Leo Bent of West Milford visits Miss Pansy Graves. Dora Leachman of Clarksburg visits on business. Jennie Little Golda Anderson and Reda Swisher of Clarksburg visit Miss Bessie Layman. Mrs Sylvia Sournborne goes to Meadowbrook for a school position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aradhi
Bridgeport
Cleon Fitzhugh
Buckhannon
WN. Il. Fitzhugh
Blanche Lawson
Barracksville
Lawson
Graves
Wheeling
Leo Bent
West Milford
Pansy ‘Graves
Dora ‘Leachman
Clarksburg
Jennie Little
Golda Anderson Sod
Reda Swisher
Bessie Layman
Sylvia Sourborne
Meadowbrook
Local Family Notices Amid Unclear Textentin
A fragmentary OCR item mentions Mrs Pony Groves and Misa Bose as relations to Mrs James Preston of Broad Oaks. It also notes visitors Harry Thowpath of Boskhansea and Mrs W. Ac Thompson, and references a Stephen, a Methodist pastor, leading a sermon or meeting. The text is garbled.
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Ae” Fouefert
Stout Brothers Buy Percheron Stallion and Filly from Temple Farm
Ross F Stout and Brothers announce the purchase from G Post of Temple Moor two Percheron horses. Teddy, a dark gray stallion under two years and 1640 pounds, boasts fine conformation and a strong pedigree. Rose, a dark gray full-blooded Ally is heavy Danep, up-headed and stylish, suited to producing fine stock. The dealers credit Post stock farm and county with foundation stock after comparing with top production elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross F. Stout
Stout Brothers
Post
Relief Funds Reported From Local Subscriptions
Relief funds totaling two thousand four hundred dollars are transmitted to the American Hedorams Society by Charles Smiley as chair of the focal foot fees fund committee. The committee has eight hundred or four hundred dollars ready to send. Additional contributions include Mrs Myra Hall five dollars and George P Leatherbury twenty five dollars. Hope National Gas Company employees contribute forty eight dollars and twenty five cents. Odeon Theater shares amount to one hundred fifty eight dollars and thirty five cents.
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American Hedorams Society
Charles 5 Smiley
Focal Foot Fees Fund
Myra Hall
George Ip
Leatherbury
Monroe
Hope Nat, Gas Company
Odeon Theater
Benen
Train Bulletin Sets Schedules for Parkersburg Line
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad issues public schedule changes for the Parkersburg branch. Nos. 74 72 and 1 run on regular schedules. Nos. 3 and 12 operate east of Parkersburg with sleepers. No. 55 makes all local stops. No. 15 is canceled. No. 2 runs from Grafton east only. No. 1 stops at Grafton. No. 4 starts at Grafton picking up a sleeper from Parkersburg on No. 72.
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Baltimore and Ohio] ‘Railroad Company
Parkersburg
Grafton
Glarksburg
Parkeraburg
United States to Recognize New Chinese Republic
Secretary Bryan notified all diplomatic representatives in Washington that the United States plans to recognize the new Chinese republic on April 8. It was also proposed that other governments follow in converting recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Bryan
United States
Greek Steamer Sunk by Turkish Cruiser in Adriatic
A Greek transport steamer was sunk yesterday by a Turkish cruiser in the Adriatic Sea while engaged in landing Servian troops at a fort. The crew were rescued and landed safely at Julfa today.
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Athiens
Greece
Will
Ham Dieb
Adriatic Sea
Julfa
Fort
Mine convict jailed for forged checks in Piinteldanfok case
Alfred Condtable faced fines of 310 and costs after a fall in default of payment. The case alleges he exchanged forged checks at the Piinteldanfok coal mine where he worked. The matter was decided in Justice Gordon's court on Wednesday night.
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Convretet
Piinteldanfok
Coil Cilra
Alfred Condtable
Coats
Wdtten
Justici
Gordon
Funeral for Chelfron’s son held in Polish church
The instant son of Mr and Mrs Michael Chelfron of New Chieftom died at home after hours of stomach trouble. The funeral was held Thursday at 4 pm at the Polish church with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. A separate notice advertises agricultural lime and liniment products, including testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael’ Chelfron
Holy Cross Cemtory
Mi-o-na Stomach Tablets Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Mi-o-na Stomach Tablets as a fast remedy for indigestion and stomach discomfort after hearty meals. It claims immediate relief, strengthens digestion, soothes irritated membranes, and promotes appetite, with a money back guarantee through Welle-Haymaker Co and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dix Gotton
Lierenson
Nature v
Isot Antisfactory
Welle-Haymaker Co
Aruggiste Everywhere
Lange Sox
Adverlisemon
Stroker Not Speaking as Stork Delivers Aide-Pounds Boy
Dayton Ohio report states Frederick B Stridele of Dayton was due to deliver a child at home on Court Route. A late alarm at 309 Clay Street drew local residents and police to the scene around 9:37 PM. No further details could be confirmed as the mother and child welfare unsettled.
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Frederick B. Stridele
Dayton
Conight
Clay
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