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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1911

Page

5

Parsons-Southern Suit Promise Amid Clothing Certainty

A vintage ad promises absolute certainty in clothing fit and style at Parsons-Southern. It touts best snakde and best fitting blothing nationwide for men including aging 40 elites, with guarantees on every suit purchase.

Uhat Parsons-Southern

Local Sale Of Aprons And Accessories At Rogers Store

Social notes describe St Marks Lutheran church women preparing a large display of aprons dresses and household linens to be sold at George Rogers’s grocery 20 West Main street next Thursday and Friday with morning and afternoon hours and a baking sale each day. Also reports resume of Marcata I Music Club rehearsals for The Redemption at First Presbyterian Church and a Tuesday literary club meeting at Mrs. John J. Davis’s Lee street with standard committees. plus a New York wedding: Gould and Miss Graham wed with Princess Kaikalan i of Hawaii noted as the bride’s mother before marriage.

St. Marks Chorts Marcata I Music Club Mon Amos Payne Mign Cora ‘Allingon John J. Davis Lee Street

Death claims wife of Columbus Swiger after long illness

Death visited the home of Columbus C Swiger on Middleton Wednesday and took away the wife and mother. Interment was made in the cemetery at Center Point Thursday. She is survived by her husband and seven children, the oldest 18, the youngest one week old. A Marshall Encampment initiation saw ten members initiated with the Folsom Encampment assisting and Fred A McFarlin of Adams town district deputy aiding. a lunch followed.

Wallaide Marshall Odd Fellows Folsom Fred A. McFarlin Adamston Columbus C. Swiger Middleton Point Husban

Big Fire at Mannington Destroys Saloon and Restaurant

A major blaze in Mannington yesterday destroyed the saloon and a restaurant owned by Diggs and Marimer, with Brice Joll lice owning the building and carrying insurance. The Prichard Oil Well Supply store sustained damage, and contents shifted during the excitement as some items were stolen. Concurrently, John W. laut of Evansville was indicted for embezzling $43,129 from the Evansville Trust and Savings Company. Mrs. Melville S. Jarvis heads home to Crooklin to join Captain Jarvis in New York after visiting her mother.

Mannington Diggs and Marimer Brice Jolllice Prichard Blauth Evansville John W.laut Evaneville Trust and Savings Company Melville S. Jarvis Crooklin Captain Jarvs United Stat Army New York Jarvis Fig Lem Haymond

Demonstrations At Parsons Sonders In Store Event

Fragmentary report notes demonstrations at a Parsons Sonders In store event on Week Maln street. Mention appears of a form adopted by the store to offer a new trouser shirt for women and a dressmaker involved. Names are garbled and unclear in the text.

Parsons-Sonders Psi Polrat

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