Ladies Aid Meeting At Mrs Gallagher's Home
The Ladies Aid Society of St Mark Church will meet at Mrs Gallagher's home at 21 32 Terra Cotta Street Thursday after a bio at 3 o'clock.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1913
Page
5
The Ladies Aid Society of St Mark Church will meet at Mrs Gallagher's home at 21 32 Terra Cotta Street Thursday after a bio at 3 o'clock.
Gladys ScGlabis cleverly disguises as Mr Gay's many keeper in a lively home talent show. Anne Roggess and Mary Cazinon star. Fleming Holden and Percy's singing draw thunderous applause. The production features musical numbers, comic bits, and an oriental finale with eight maidens. Curtain calls invite repeat performances tonight. Mr Benjamin Bassel visits from Rockhan.
Special reductions today and Wednesday at Greeque's and Our Lucille Corsets feature discounts on 282 Redferns brand items. Local shoppers are invited to visit for reduced prices on popular corset styles and sizes.
A sequence of social notices from Clarksburg reports Mrs Lambert hosting a birthday party with out-of-town guests, a forthcoming piano recital by Miss Gladys Hawkins and Mr Arthur Hawkins at First Presbyterian, and engagements and marriages including Mrs Elizabeth Pinkel’s announcement of Thermont Finkel and Dora Hamburger. Also noted are a Tulou Meets gathering, an afternoon reception by Mrs William Gaylord, and a Marcuta Choral Club rehearsal with a May 13 concert.
An advertisement touts a remedy for catarrh claiming constitutional disease involvement and urges readers to try a local treatment. It references specific formulas and pills, with testimonials of relief and urging continued use for complete cure. The text mentions practitioners and a London or this era tone, but the exact product name remains obscured by garbled OCR.
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