Social and Personal avecton Arrives and weddings noted
Reverend Charles David Mitchell arrives in Fairmont to collierate at the Tupper-Smit wedding. Mrs Hall details a voyage to Grafton and Ireland where she is treated for a leg wound and awaits recovery before Christmas travel. John Roy McLachlan and Elizabeth Jane Hayes wed at Central Presbyterian manse with union described in local social notes. Cards received for a December 29 dance at the Masonic Temple with music by Parker’s orchestra.
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Awecton
Charles David Mitchell
Christ Episcopal
John Roy McLachlan
Te Wate Works and Sewerage Board
Eizabeth Jane Hayes
St. Charles Hotel
Mi&trimonial Sea
Central Presbyterian Manse
H. J. Allaup
McLachlan
Scotland
Glob
Masonic Temple Glarkshore
West Virginia
Lyne Sedwick Horner
John Morrow Newton
Henry Cooke Alexander
Robert A Haynes
William A. Gaylord
Peter Hanson Koblegara
Albert Warren Rapp
Lyon Sedwick Horner
Edward Renin Davis
Boyd Horner
John Carl Vance
Parker
Colored Orchestra of
Columbus
Co Werewell
Farmers urged to attend week at Morgantown
One hundred farmers from Harrison county are wanted for farmers week in Morgantown January 1 to 6. Farmers may leave Clarksburg at 2:25 p m for Morgantown for the first session and return the same night after the last session. No farmer can afford to miss this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
Harrison
Clarksburg
Clarisburg
Cough Remedy Promoted As Danger Signal Cure
A newspaper feature urges treating persistent coughs like a fire alarm warning. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for lingering coughs after colds or grip, citing Mrs Beeching of Andrews Indiana and noting wide availability.
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Thomas Beeching
Andrews
Ind
Iain
Snelson
West Virginian Farmers Week Itinerary Highlighted
The article details Farmers Week at the College of Agriculture in Morgantown starting January 1, with livestock day on January 4 featuring lectures by Prof H W Sheets and H E Williams among others. It emphasizes lectures on cattle, breeding, wintering, meat production, dairy herds, and sheep industry, plus additional livestock topics throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
West Virginia Livestock Association
West Virginia
H.W. Sheets
HE. Williama
H. M. Gore
A. Tuckwiller
W. D. Zinn
F. M. Foote
J. Swit
W. H. Tomhave
Pennsylvania State College
W. Sheets
J. C. Atkeson
W. J. Tomhare
C. A. Lender
R. L. Munce
Pennsylvania
CA. Luedre
C. A. Lueder
A. Nelson
Towa
W. A. Rhea
O. Ali Nelson
Noted Lecturer to Speak on Glaster National Park and Blackfeet Indians
Laurence D. Kitchell will present a travelogue on Glaster National Park and the Blackfeet Indians at Washington Irving High School on January 23. The event, arranged by the Glarksburg Board of Trade and the Business Men's League, will feature moving pictures and hand colored stereopticon slides, with limited seating available.
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Glarksburg
Business Men's League
Laurence D. Kitchell
Glaster National Park
Blackfeet
G. W. Didderar
Board of Trade
Kitchell
Dudderar
Board For Education
Washington Irving High School
Speciel Term Hears Chancery Arguments In District Court
In Atlanta Ga on December 21 a special term of the United States district court was held in the federal building under Judge A G Dayton to hear pending chancery matters between Haymond vs Thompson and Barnett Co vs W Barnett. The judge and staff will return home Wednesday evening to remain until after the holidays. Next regular term set for January 9 at Parkersburg. Fire destroyed the J P Allen department store early Wednesday with an estimated loss of 200000. Danger of collapsing walls forced police to close adjoining businesses.
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United States District Court
Federal
A.G. Dayton
Philipps
Haymond
Thompsb
Barnett
W. . Barnett
Parkersbure
Atlantass Ga
J.P. ‘Allen
Drenchers and Manicure Boxes Featured in Holiday Sale
A garbled notice hints at a Christmas sale featuring drenchers and manicure sets with boxes and mirrors. The readable fragments mention powders and beauty items packed for holiday customers, though details are unclear.
Community Christmas Tree Drive Seeks Gifts for Needy
Needy families will receive help through the community Christmas tree event. Gifts including food clothing blankets and household items are requested. Donations may be left at the foot of the tree Saturday afternoon and evening or at the House Woman's Christian Association rooms on Court Street if weather stops the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Woman's Christi Association
Court Street
Pittsburgh Chicago and St. Louis Railway Declares Dividends
The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railway Company directors announce a three percent dividend on preferred stock and five percent on common for the year, with 1915 having four percent on preferred and two on common. No dividends were paid last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aumociarn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh, Ginelpnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railway
Vandalix Railroad
President Wilson Visits Mississippi Senator at Home
President Wilson traveled to Senator Williams's Mississippi home on a Wednesday to discuss matters. Williams, previously ill, recovered enough to go to his office, and the president then escorted him there. Such visits to members of Congress are rare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Senator Williams
Wwashington
Williams
Mississippi
Wiliams
Congress
Senate Poised to Expand Niagara Power Output in Senate
Washington December 21 The Senate moved to consider Senator Wadsworth's resolution to authorize a larger diversion of Niagara Falls water to boost American electric power. The plan seeks higher power output to compensate for Canadian curtailment limited for munition plants and military needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wadsworth
Niagaras Falls
Senate
Dates Set for National Guard Departures from San Antonio
Dates for the departure of several national guard units have been set. The 16,000 troops designated to return home begin with the Illinois signal company starting Thursday. Others follow: Maryland field hospital December 26. Thirty-first Michigan infantry December 27. Pennsylvania brigade headquarters and Sixteenth Pennsylvania infantry January 3. in Harrisburg the merger of the Pennsylvania lines west is approved under the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tlinois Signal Company
Maryland field/hospital
Michigan Infantry
Pennsylvania
Pensylvania Infantry
No danger of meningitis outbreak on border troops
Army medical officers on the border reported there was no danger of the spinal meningitis cases among Georgia and Pennsylvania troops becoming an epidemic. Three deaths have occurred in a Georgia regiment, and two cases in a Pennsylvania unit are recovering. No new cases have appeared in eight days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Fever trains lay plan to cut passenger service in Britain
London Dec 21 report that the British railways will reduce passenger trains after the new year to free rolling stock for war and food needs, while increasing rates by fifty percent. The measure excludes workmen's tickets and season passes for short distances.
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Lay Associatac Ra
London
British Railways
Miners stampede after gas explosion at mine
Eight hundred workers at the Hedgewater mine of the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company near Birmingham stampede when a gas explosion killed a slate picker and burned another man. Rescue teams stabilized the scene as workers were brought under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny Annociates
Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
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Cupid
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Home Sweet Home
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