Civic Club Meeting Highlights Local Efforts and Talks
The Woman's Civic Club gathered at the parish house of the Episcopal church for an afternoon of discussion and a vibrant program. Miss Page reported 2 000 books stored in the Young Woman's Christian Association building and invited members to help plan space for more. Miss Taylor spoke on child welfare, Miss Emma Davis discussed prison reforms and literacy among inmates, and the penitentiary chaplain presented stark literacy statistics.
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Woman's Civic Club
Episcopal Church
Miss Page
Library Communites
Young Woman's Christian Association
Walts
Ike
Micawber
Taylor
Emma Davis
Moundaville
Soven
Hooker
Washington
Personal notes from Morgantown and Pittsburgh area visits
Mrs. David Cartar left today for three days to visit friends and relatives in Morgantown and Pittburg. Jene G C Lawson was born Thursday from Bridgeport, irk S. Stathers of Weaton visited the city Thursday. Bsall M Lucas of Shinnston was in the city Thursday. Robert B Phillips, NY Life Insurance representative, has returned from Cleveland. Mrs W F Nurum of 219 Sycamore street has returned from visit to friends and relatives at Marlmont.
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Morgantown
Pittburg
Jene G C. Lawson
Thursae
Bridgeport
Irk S. Stathers
Weaton
Bsall M. Lucas
Shinnston
Robert B. Phillips
New York Life Insurance Company
Cleveland
Mra. W. FP. Nurum
Sycamore Street
Viall
Malrmont
Community Club Sees Recital and Banquet Honors Police
Members of the city police force were entertained at an elaborate banquet by the Ice Cream Manufacturers Association of West Virginia at the St Charles hotel. The event praised the department for court actions and drew nearly all officers for a night of appreciation.
Ford trip echoes end of war as wife bids farewell
Mrs. Henry Ford is pictured aboard the Onear It last Saturday as she farewelled her husband who did not accompany her on his Europe voyage. The scene captures a wartime moment with Ford staying behind while his wife prepares to depart.
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Ford
Henry Ford
Europe
County Agent's Annual Report from Hautteon County 1816
Bounty Agent Minnie More Un's report for Hautteon County reveals club activity, yields, and expenditures. Active membership 1M, organized clubs 6, meetings 24, visits to clubs, canning demonstrations, and detailed crop data including tomato yields, bean and corn stats, and county show prizes. Totals show club members 26,640 in earnings, with fruit, vegetables, and preserves, plus exhibit pending counts and prize winnings.
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Ghit's
Hautteon County
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Elfle
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Atieclie
Silk Stocking Ban Shocks Local Gym
Silk stockings cause concern at Clanalat high school gym as students wear black yellow pink and scarlet stockings. Physical director Agnom McDonald announces a general ban citing feminine confusion and conservative dress standards amid rising attendance at girls' basketball games.
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Misa
Clanalat High
Hire, Placa
Hayn
Snaffy
Aan Reault
Misn Agnom
Q. McDonald
Wmid Ewan
General Salazar Acquitted by Federal Jury in Santa Fe
General Jose Ynez Salazar, a former Horta general, was acquitted by a federal district court in Santa Fe on charges of perjury. The jury returned the verdict Thursday after a trial that highlighted disputed testimony.
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Sante FE
New Mexico
Jose Ynez Salazer
Horta
Chargi
Federal ‘Alstrict Court
Crowd hears judge speech at Hamlin political meeting
Reports from Hamlin indicate a crowded public gathering for Judge Robinson who spoke thirty to forty minutes supporting his stance for governor. Attending were Auditor Darst's representatives and campaign aides for Lilly, with other state officials and candidates also present.
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Ham- Hin
Geutty
Lincoln
Robinkon
Nobineon
Boen
Alan
Hamtin
Robinson
Robins Koil
Harm
Alto
Rey Publican
Aud
A.A. Lally
Dakel
Wilford Dar
Wolborg Arca
Tha
Hamlin
Robinwon
Murnte
Hoonan
Sontoronen
Cubill County
Wevaral
Mingo
Jon
Norfolk
Wantorn
Charleston Banquet Ends Fifth Convention of Weat Vir Cream Manufacturers
More than 200 representatives attended a banquet honoring the fifth annual convention of the West Virginia Cream Manufacturers Association at the Wall Hotel Wednesday night. William D. McCormick, a national historian, announced plans for next year’s gathering in Charleston with nominations and a toast.
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Tce Creat Manufacturers Association
Glarksburg
McCormick Naconal
Karyan deUle Teatork
Jods Wilson
Buntington
Lot
Names and Places From an Elkinay Minband Thompson Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists Mont and MM with Tattner of Elkinay in Minband, of Muntiali, and in Thompson, of Charieaton, presenting a cluster of geographic personal identifiers without clear context. The text reads as a partial name and location collection, suggesting a genealogical or classified reference entry.
Fragments Describe Aged Child’s Wake and Funeral
In a fragmented notice, relatives report the death of four year old Pheumoni Wendl Minotic. Details of the service indicate a 10 o clock Friday morning mass at a church associated with the Moly Rosary and M Hurtal. The text references surviving relatives and the family residence, with unclear place names and dates due to OCR errors.
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Wendl Minotic
Chi Church
Ami M Hurtal
Inc
Hp Moly Crosse
Tory
Trial Held by Grand Jury Amid Confusing Federal Text
A fragmented report describes Jol Lows, a local worker tied to Vincent ming past, being held for grand jury action by a New York court. The story mentions Atta Jackson V Carter and a Magenta Carine duke Lino, citing a bond and custody issues. The piece references twelve thousand children and an Oklahoma-linked face, with scattered, unclear details.
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Jol Lows
Vincent Ming
Atta Jackson
Carter
Arenibing
Lowe
Tyesda; Inc
Buc
Lino
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unreadable OCR fragments prevent identifying a coherent news item or facts for a title and summary. No verifiable entities or events could be extracted from the provided text.
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