Blarksburg Elks Honor Memory of Departed Brethren
Blarksburg Elks lodge held solemn memorial services at the Grand Opera House for departed brothers. Dr K Arbuthnot delivered a moving memorial address as a large audience filled the hall. two hundred members attended, with purple and white decorations and a program of ritual and music.
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Arbuthnot
Lodge
Bie
Seiten
K. Arbuthnot
Goff
Byron W Ring
Pittaburs
Clarkebure
Peeterset
Clarksburg Lodge
C. Sprig
Ebert Dawson
G. Karl Kunst
Charles J. Gor
R. T. Lowndes
J. F. Jones
EB. B. Carlin
Edward Tunsiit
SPSS
Third Street
Opera House
Samuel R. Bentley
Street Car Line Nears Completion at Lodge Ceremony
The event featured Brother Byron W. King unable to attend due to travel delays, with Rev. Dr. Arbuthnot delivering a heartfelt address on charity and brotherly love. Music included Abi’s Had I the Wings or a Dove, and performances by Miss Haymaker Frost Stewart, the orchestra, and a quartet. Closing ceremonies followed with prayers, odes, and benediction as Elks members departed to a march.
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Byron W. King
Pittsburg
Arbuthnot
Abi
Misses Haymaker
Frost and Stewart
Thome
Pinsut
Mhy
Minses Frost
Haymaker
Mesem
Smith
Thorn
The
Elks
First car to run between Clarksburg and Fairmont set
Officials of the Fairmott and Clarksburg Traction Company set the date for the first car run between Clarksburg and Fairmont for December twentieth. The route’s track is being ballasted and substations at Gypsy and Clarksburg near completion, with power supplied from Adamston until the Clarksburg station is finished. The old Short Line track is in good condition, overhead work nearly complete, and a new interurban car with baggage compartment will be tested soon.
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Fairmott and Clarksburg Traction Company
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Gypsy
Adamston
Glen Bik Bridge
Seventh Anniversary Sermon At First Baptist Church
The Rev. BH. B. McDanyl preached his seventh anniversary sermon at the First Baptist Church on Sunday morning, using Col Jonsians ly 71 to urge ministers to fulfill their task. He stressed preaching the Gospel, being a man among men, and urging church support, noting the church has paid a $3,100 debt, spent $1,500 on improvements, built a new parsonage, established three missions and two completed chapels, with other contributions noted.
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BH. B. McDanyl
First Baptist
Col Jonsians Ly
McDanel
Chtch
Willett Addresses the Wheeling Elks
Pamph Willett delivered the memorial address at Wheeling Lodge of Elks services Sunday. The Wheeling Register criticized a Telegram report but the News defended its accuracy, noting Harmar spoke and other speakers attended. A church controversy arose over who entered the church during the address, with witnesses and locals defending the News against alleged misreporting.
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Pamp Willett
Wheeling Lodge
Els
Wheeling
Wheeling Register of
Bronday
Wilfet
Flarvey Harmar
Tulagram
Haree
Harmer
Halley
Chae Tetegrena
Tau
Bo Py Reed
Jaaper Paw
Clarkaburs
J. W Walden
Marmer Bagen
Sponke
Reed
Teed
Milley
Gasien
Opening Ceremonies At Event With Bentely Plum mer and Choir
Opening ceremonies featured Exalted Ruler Bentley and Rev James F P Plum mer rector of Christchurch invoking the Infinite Being. A trio sang Litt Thine Eyes by Montelesha, rendered by Misses Hagimaker Frost and Stewart with Med entrancing harmony, accompanied by Fraltadthaler Bontiey Dew on piano.
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Bentley
James FP. Plummer
Christchurch
Montelesha
Hagimaker
Frost
Stewart
Harness Theft Suspect Apprehended in Parkersburg
Ed Wilson, a colored man, was arrested in Parkersburg Saturday on a warrant from Magistrate Gordon. Constable Lee Coffman brought him to Harrison County jail to await hearing on charges of stealing four sets of harness from complainants on West Pike Street, per warrants issued at the instance of Joe McNemar and Guy Lyon.
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Ed. Wilson
Arrose
Parkersburg
Lee Coffman
Harrison County
Gordon
Doctors to Meet in Parkersburg Convention
In Parkersburg on Thursday December 6 the annual convention of the State Medical Association will be convened. The meeting will hear committee reports on public policy legislation and reflect the views of the leading medical societies across the state, with expected broad representation from major West Virginian cities.
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West Virginis Medical Geology
Parkersburg
State Medical Association
West Virginia
Unclear text on marriage seating and names
Fragmentary OCR note lists names such as Ulystos Ge and Janine, with references to marriage seating and possibly a ceremony. Details are unreadable and specifics cannot be confirmed from the provided text.
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Marriago
Uoenses
Ulystos_ Ge
Agyt
Apa
Carrie 2
Allen
Ant Janine Chailate
Boia MoCarinos- Wali Ge
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