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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1912
Page
5
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The Window Curtains and Draperies collection introduces styles in Curtains Notting ham Brussels Net and Irish Point with a variety of designs for home decor.
Social and charity items parade through an afternoon in Flye Table Card Club hosted by Mrs George P Leatherbury with ices cake and spring blooms. Progressive euchre at four tables featured score cards and floral decor. Guests included numerous club members and visitors. Also reports on Knights of Columbus entertainment and Central Christian church Home Missionary Society program with varied acts and a Bunemia Encampment Odd Fellows meeting.
Members of the Marcato Music Club and others gather at Waldo for an annual meeting with reports, elections, and officer appointments. A supper with cream and cake follows in Centennial Hall. Candy sale by Queen Esther Chapter supports church altar fund. Dancing planned at Waldo on April 26. New Church Workers Society meets tonight at 8 in church parlors. East End sewing group to meet at Mrs Ralph Martin's home.
In New York April 18 a split wireless despatch from the scout cruiser Stem to the Carpathia was read at the Brooklyn navy yard asking if Major Jutt Mr Millett and Mr Moore are safe with a signal signed CHIANIDUBA. Chicago grain prices show May wheat at 1 12 1 4 and corn at 77 2 8 amid market notes. Victrola concerts at Victoria theater staged by Home Furnishings Company start before the frat show as part of the evening program.
Advertisement notes relief using Chamberlain's Liniment with massage, then invites ladies to Vogue Millinery for a special display Friday and Saturday at Corner Main and Second streets offering a two day sale of hair goods and other items.
A fight on Wont Pike Street between Frank Cunningham, a Black youth, and a boy with foreign parents led to a general brawl on Fourth Street in front of Rock Belt’s saloon. The Black youth drew a knife, slashing Frank Cunningham in the head and arm. Several others, described as foreigners, joined the melee. Further details of arrests or outcomes were not provided.
Wounds not serious policemen were called to the scene. The Foleys and the negro woy were arrested and taken to police headquarters. Bonds of 6.50 each were posted for Thursday morning. In police court bonds were forfeited. The Foleys appeared in Justice Gordon's court and swore out a warrant for felonious cutting against Cumberland, who was committed for a hearing. W Col a acting mayor sent the case to the Justice at the umpire saloon police court Thursday morning Mr Cole presided in Major Moore's absence. Additional notes include Dan O Gara coal miner and street drunkenness cases with remittance on promise to work.
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