Thanksgiving giving by charity visitors in Arizona and New York
Donald Tad Kaufman visited a police station to locate a needy family in the slums and spent the day supplying groceries and gifts for children. Elsewhere GC M Garrivon and Muga Writ hosted dinners, inviting many, transporting underprivileged kids to a country road house for a warm meal, then returning them happier.
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Tad
Kaufman
M. Garrivon
Arizona
Fifth Avenue
Garrivon
Muga
Yo Vhldren
Monongahela Valley Mental Society to Meet in February
The Monongahela Valley Mental Society, meeting Saturday night at Grafton, voted to hold its next gathering here in February as it meets every two months. In Fairmont on December 1 Governor A. HB Pleming remains confined to his room with a severe cold. his condition is serious though physicians hopeful for improvement in a few days. Friends of Mr. Fieurtog await favorable news from his bedside.
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Monongahela Valley
Fairmont
Guivernor A. HB
Pleming
Fieurtog
Merland Brothers Fined in Police Court Disorderly Conduct
Garland Merland was fined 60 cents and his brother Charlie received a reprimand after they were arraigned before Mayor G. H. Gordon in police court Monday on disorderly conduct charges on Fourth Street. Charlie claimed he was trying to restrain his mother.
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Charlie
Mie Gen
G. H. Gordon
Kundra
Charlie Case Dies After Vaudeville Career and Typos Jibe
New York reported the death of Charlie Case a bright cheery vaudeville comedian who drew crowds for twenty five years. He was out of work at his passing and had been a familiar figure on the hill before Hammerstein’s closure. He noted he suffered from typographical error jokes as a longtime quip.
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New York
Charlie Case
Hammerstein’s
Case
Comedian Nat Goodwin and Local Poet Patrick in Jest
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Palace Theater
Nat Goodwin
Case
Jack
New York
Asa Anderson Patrick
Forth Worth
Tex
Patrick
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