Wufee Ben Lindsey to Speak at First Methodist Tonight
A note corrects a previous misprint: Wufee Ben Lindsey will speak at First Methodist Church tonight at 8 oclock, not 9 oclock as earlier announced. The event details are limited in the fragment.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
2
A note corrects a previous misprint: Wufee Ben Lindsey will speak at First Methodist Church tonight at 8 oclock, not 9 oclock as earlier announced. The event details are limited in the fragment.
Fenbert son of Charles Martig is ill with bronchitis at home on Second Street. Migs Grace Duncan returns from a visit to friends in the Past. Michael Boyles of Lost Creek is in the City. Charles Thompson of Wolf Summit was a city visitor Friday.
In Pau France today M Legagueux flew a Mleriot monoplane to a new world altitude record of 10 408 feet. The flight established a highest altitude for the craft and era.
The obituary notes the death of Edward Henry Osman an American general in Constantinople. Born in Dochéeler Minnesota he is remembered for service abroad. A local note mentions Mrs M Molt of East Main Street recovering from a two week illness.
The funeral for Marjorie Richards two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Richards Point Comfort will be held Saturday morning at 1 oclock. Burial will be in Elle View cemetery. The child died Thursday from membranous croup.
At the weekly gathering the board discussed all pages of the minke. Attendees included Drs. C. C. Tarvin A. B. Sioan and C. W. Haltermnan. The session was well attended and lively.
Joseph Veneto, a young Italian from the North Side, found guilty of an unlawful asset on Stre. Tony Surragone. In Justice Samuel W. Gordon's court he was jailed in default but a friend paid the fine and he was released.
Nat Duncan spirals into distress over life and faith after a chaotic day. He wanders the countryside seeking solace then returns to Tracey's store where Angie greets him with shy optimism as the town discusses his situation.
W H Morris of Jane Lew visited Friday morning as Buckey of Kelley Hill recovers from throat operation.
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