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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1914
Page
8
West Virginia coal production rose to 65,783,088 gross tons for the year ending June 30 1914 from 61,770,352 the previous year a gain of 4 2 786 tons. State mines department figures show increases across counties with total output and year comparisons detailed in the report.
Mr and Mrs Ira Gandy have returned from a visit to relatives at Gypay. The chorus met at the home of Mr.
Irene Morgan retires at Parkersburg after visiting friends Dr and Mrs H E Swiger vising parents in New Martinsville Flossie Robinnon shoppes in Clarksburg Edwin Bowman visits his sister Ira Gandy noted Chester Mobinson student at Fairmont normal school guests include Ranest Robinson A V Morgan and family back from visits to Darksbury Grafton and other points T Gandy butchered two larger workers EmmAl Coffman visitfrom Shinston and Ellsworth Coffman family hosts Emale Coffman currently staying with parents
An order from the postoffice department warns against using Ted Cross Christmas seals on letters and parcels sent to Great Britain France Belgium Germany Austria Hungary Russia Servia Turkey Portugal Roumania and other nations. Seals may only appear on the back of items not the address side and must not cover tying strings or marks that invite inspection.
On December 4 a quiet ceremony took place at O L Rohrbargh's Ter race avenue residence. Migs Charlotte Rohrbargh became the bride of Doug lass N Skinner with Rev B J Woolster officiating. Skinner is secretary of the Modern Window Glass Company.
The piece records social circles in Salem Ohio with a wedding noted in Gallipolis relatives, a bride Jaugher applying for leasing 920 acres of Pike National Forest, and local residents. It also mentions W W Jamieson from Woodsfield visiting, Joseph Crandall from Marietta, and W E Miracle relocating to Salem. Ground is broken for a United Brethren church and a foundation starts for a Central building on Main Street by the Central Salem Land Company.
The University of Southern California appealed to the Central Labor Council of Los Angeles seeking recognition or action in relation to its course in trade unionism, aiming to advance its program and credentials.
A nostalgic note promotes a bread that would have delighted grandmothers in their youth. It urges trying a loaf, claiming mature and young family members alike would savor its quality and temptations to bake at home.
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