Parkersburg Republican Convention Visitors Tag City
A string of brief notes records residents and visitors from Parkersburg and surrounding towns attending the Republican convention. Names include E. Smith, Felton, Armstrong, Heavener, Alex Dull, R. C. Rather, W. Martin, S. M. Steele, Denham, Coffman, M. G. Sperry, Virgil Highland, Cyril Thompson, Jefferson Bassel, Wade Burnside, James C. Smith, B. B. Robinson, James Day and Mrs. W. J. Davis visiting or returning home from the Parkersburg event.
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Lin Ind
Wpewst
Drs
Mal Tt
Maso
Syfy Allves
Sohn E. Smith
Parkersburg
Moregantown
J. M. Heavener
Backbannon
Alex Dull
Sutton
R. C. Rather
Richwood
Clarksburg
W. Martin
Muckhannon
S. M. Steele
Weston
C. Denham
Charles G. Coffman
M. G. Sperry
Virgil
Highland
Cyril’ ‘Thompson
Shinnston
Jefferson D. Bassel
Mt. Clare
Wade Burnside
West Virginia University
Morgantown
James C. Smith
Wolf Summit
B. B. Robinson
Salem
James Day
Jarvisville
W. J. Davis
Herstuday
Dudley Bacon
Social bridge party and guest list at home gathering
Three tables were set for bridge and guests included Mrs. Houston Miss Potter of Baltimore Miss Garrard Mrs Wilson and others. Sweets with Miss Maxwell followed. The Afternoon Progressive Kuhre Club meets tomorrow from 3 to 5 with Mrs Vance and Flye Tale Card Club is hosted next Thursday by Mrs Willem A. Vance on Chestnut Street.
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Philadelpia
Mra
Houston
Mary Tirown
Lst
Charlen Hart
Mite Potter
Baltimore
Mia
Henry Haymond
Moore Jackson
Garrard
T.wilson
John Ruhl
Misa Brown
Mise Maxwell
Mix Susie Maxwell
Greeting message from Wheeling West Virginia trade visit
The letter expresses gratitude and goodwill between Wireline and the auction site in Wheeling. It notes the city’s friendly relations, invites continued visits on business or pleasure, and reaffirms Wheeling’s continued interest in West Virginia and the welfare of the recipients.
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Wheeling
Wheating
West Virginia
West Main Street
Second
Water Streets
Snow in Ohio disrupts state farms and markets
A heavy wet snowfall covered nearly all of Ohio early today. The storm threatens serious damage to fruit and other vegetables if cold weather persists. A grocery and meat market with a 2004 stand and cheap rent is for sale or trade and involves stock worth about $1,200. inquiries at The Telegram office.
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Cincinnati
Telegram
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