Social and Personal Evening Events At Local Venues
The social page notes a Wednesday evening at 9 o clock with the Roffa orchestra entertaining in the ballroom and twenty numbers performed. Patronesses include Mrs B Grown and others. Out of town guests and local attendees are listed. An evening party hosted by Mrs Lillie M Rush featured music and a 10 o'clock salad supper with distinguished guests. A cotillion at the Masonic temple drew debutantes and elegant gowns as the Assembly Club ballroom glowed with electric lights and a reception line led by Mrs Henry Haymond and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roffa
B. Grown
S. Neman
Will Fivnitz
J Maris
Harris
Myers Epstein
B. H. Markowitz
Columbus
Marjorie Levin
Edward Hemple
Pittsburg
Lena Woll
Gertrude Baker
Anna de Tynn
Morgantown
D. Osgeat
Sadie Oliker
Fannie Oliker
John B. Frieand
Fairmont
Jick Silverstein
Weston
Lillie M. Rush
Denhans ‘Street
B. F. Martin
Samuel Martin
Kathleen Martin
Frank Martin
New York
D. M. Tresslar
Jeannette, Pa
Alvyse Lough
Paul Brown
Warren Rush
Paul Rush
Bertha Rush
Virginia Rush
This City
Lawrence Banuwitti
Indiana
Masonic Temple
Assembly Club
Fair Mintrons
Henry Haymond
James Jackson Duncan
Mord Lewis
George P. Leatherbury
W. Brent) Mwell
John Koblegard
Charles Lamberd
Charles
Marriage Proclaimed for Miss Rita Law and Mr John Allman
Announcement of the marriage between Miss Rita Law and Mr John Allman of Janeway Stealey Heights was solemnized at the Methodist Protestant church parsonage with Rev J P Turkelson officiating. Mrs Allman is the niece of Mrs Will Law of this city. Charity Ball. A Thanksgiving ball was hosted by the Hebrew Ladies Aid Society at the Waldo hotel ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Law
John Allman
Jane Lew
Methodist Protestant
Stealey Heights
J.P. Turkelson
Allman
Will Law
Family avoids serious sickness with Black-Draught remedy
Mrs. J B Whittaker of Virginia credits Thedford's Black-Draught with preventing sick spells in her family. She praises it as a vegetable medicine that regulates weak stomachs, aids digestion, and relieves indigestion, colic, and nausea. For over 20 years it has benefited more than a million people and is sold by druggists for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackage
N.C UN
Collision Near Amsterdam Kills Several Travelers
A serious crash near Amsterdam killed several people and injured many others. A telegraph report from Vienna mentions a passenger list and a car rear collision with a railway rear area, with survivors and victims reported as severely injured or dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Bundapest
Joseph
Prinsiy
Viena
Heorgechelion
Freight demurrage protests lead to suspension cancelations
The Commerce Commission cancels all demurrage schedule suspensions due to shipper protests amid a railcar shortage. Delegates from the state board of trade will meet December 14 in Huntington, with family board directors chairing a meeting that night to name delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrousavedeaenas
Linton
Catin
Slate Board of Trade
Huntington
Lamil Board
Dance opens with Kember orchestra amid social season
The first ball of the season drew nearly 200 guests, with Lynn B. Horner as president and guests from Brooklyn Baltimore Port Deposit Danville Parkersburg Weston and Fairmont. A wedding and two marriages followed in town with formal receptions and lavish décor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kember
Board of Governors
Lynn
John M. Newton
Henry CC. Alexander
John H. Ernst
Marie Ernst
Brooklyn
N. Y
Elizabeth Berry
Baltimore
Edwards
Port Deposit
Marina Case Discussed By German, U S Officials
Washington reports Germany seeks details on the Marina incident. The German submarine commander admitted sinking the British liner as a transport and Germany asked the United States for information to determine if the ship had peaceful status. Count von Dernstorff and Secretary Lansing debated the facts with no full information available. President Wilson is monitoring and will approve any settlement terms.
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Washington
Cnmmoaander
Marina
Germany
United States
Count von Dernstorf
Lansing
Count von Ernstorff
Berlin
Wilson
Sealers Plan Charleston Meeting On Weights and Measures
Commissioner J H Nightingale orders all county and city weighers to meet in Charleston on December 14 to discuss amendments to the weights and measures law to be presented to the January legislature. Twenty eight counties and three cities are served, with some counties administered by the Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
J. HL Nightingale
Bryan to Attend White House Luncheon and Dinner
President Wilson invited W Bryan to lunch December 6 at the White House and plans a dinner that evening for Democratic senators and representatives. Bryan is due Friday and will have a luncheon in his honor by Secretary Daniels. The cabinet meeting was canceled to allow attendance by cabinet members and Secretary Tumulty.
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Rene
Washington
Wilson
W. Ed. Bryan
Bly
White House
Gryiunin
Senate
Bryan Crane
Pdaniels
Quarterly Meeting at St Pauls Methodist in Augusta
The first quarterly meeting at St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church South will be held Sunday evening with Nev F S Pollitt of Fairmont delivering the sermon. In Augusta Georgia on December 2 Thomas Be Watson, author and editor, was acquitted by a federal jury of a charge relating to sending obscene material through the mails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
South
F. S. Pollitt
Fairmont
Augusta
Thomas BE. Watson
Fedral Court
Stomatitis aY Associated Not Hoof and Mouth Disease
President Arthur G. Leonard of the Union stockyards received word from Dr. Eichhorn of the U S Bureau of Animal Industry that cattle disease in Kansas City is stomatitis, not hoof and mouth. Illinois state veterinarian Dr C E Dyson forecast an Illinois quarantine on cattle shipments and advised it would be safe to bring prize cattle to the International Livestock Exposition opening in Chicago on December 4.
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IY Associated
Pmegir
Chicago
Arthur G. Leonard
Union’ Stockyarns
Eichhorn
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Kansas City
C.E. Dyson
Illinois
Springfield
Leonard
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ad Praised By Mother
Mrs Hugh Cook of Scottsville New York recalls using Chamberlains Cough Remedy five years ago in Garbutt to treat her children colds. She states it promptly checked coughing and cured colds quicker than anything she ever used. Advertisement copy claims wide availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Cook
Scottsville
N. Y
Garbutt
Chamberlain
Store Brings Girl Born to Mr and Mrs Bell
Announcement notes the birth of an eleven pound daughter to Mr and Mrs O Bell on Past Pike Street. The child has been christened Eudora Iope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Bell
Pike Street
Eudora Iope
Deportations of Belgians Reach 100000 Mark
More than 100000 Belgians have been deported by German authorities with 3000 additional departures weekly. Officials report relocation to occupied northern France and Germany, while Burgomasters and officials must supply worker lists or face jail. A separate note from Gulfport reports the loss of the schooner Jenny S Hall, missing since August 14 with crew of six.
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Frese
Washington
Deel
Belgium
State Department
Nasheth
France
Germany
Gulfport
Miss
Jenny S. Hall
Fort de France
Martinique
Wounded Zealanders Return Aboard Rotorua in New Zealand News
The British steamer Rotorua arrived in port with 250 passengers including 102 wounded officers and men of the Zealand regiments. They are on sick leave and returning home. The Rotorua is expected to depart on Saturday to Auckland.
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Newport ‘News
Rotorua
London
Auckland
Wertz Considered for Northern Ohio U S Judge Seat
Edward F Wertz of Wooster Ohio United States attorney for northern Ohio is being considered by President Wilson for appointment as United States district judge in that district. The vacancy comes from Justice J H Clarke's elevation to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward F. Wertz
Wooster
United States
Ohio
Wilson
J. H. Clarke
Supreme Court
Notary Public Appointed at County Court Term
At the county court's special term on Friday C B Wolverton qualified as a notary public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Wolverton
Football injuries and death reported in Pittsburg hospital
A report from Pittsburg notes injuries sustained Thursday in a football incident. A bank clerk, Campbell, and associates were involved, with a fatal outcome and hospital treatment occurring Friday. Further details were not immediately available.
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Ey Associated
Onena
Pittsburg
Bore Campbella Bank
Oc 205
Isd Viva
Hospital
iRriday
Make Pinex based cough syrup at home for less cost
A promotional home remedy describes mixing 2½ ounces of Pinex with sugar to create a pint cough syrup claimed to relieve coughs throat and chest illnesses within 24 hours. It markets cost savings and a guarantee of satisfaction with directions from a druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Do you need congine ine We are ready for you
The client asks if con gine is needed and confirms readiness. The message expresses prompt availability and willingness to proceed once clarified.
Notary Commission Granted in County Court
The county court granted William J. Starcher a certificate to obtain a notary public commission. Heavy artillery fights reported on the Austro Italian front in multiple sectors. Chinese residents of Chihuahua City arriving on a troop train faced looting claims in Progress. Funeral notices list estate admins and executors for several West Virginia and local estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Starcher
Juarez
Mexico
Chihuahua City
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Edward N.tondreau
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Watson
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