Program Arranged For Mothers Club Meeting And Christmas Events
A December 26 Mothers' Club program is planned with Mrs Albert W Loin hosting the College Girls Sewing Club at 3 pm. Montessori school hosts a Christmas entertainment with Mrs Garrett and Miss Priest, and First Presbyterian church outlines a White Gifts for the King Christmas program with Mrs W A Snow telling the story and a Santa poem by James Greenwood. Boy Scout troopsNos 2 and 4 attend in uniform. Captain Charles C Floyd of Company A Woodmen of the World receives a surprise at his Harfland home, with gifts and refreshments as Mascot Walter Floyd recovers from hospital surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Girls’ Sewing Club
Albert Wloin
Carr Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
McClelland Bible Class
Lomas
Wic A. Snow
James Greenwood
Boy Scouts
Prise Thirsiay
Harfland
Iva
Floyd
Walter Floyd
St. Mary's Hospital
Visiting notables and business travelers converge in the city
Walter Barger of International Life Insurance visits from Fairmont. B Solver arrives from Keyser on business. J W Davis and family from Fairmont visit. C B Swigen from Salem. W S Wilson from Jacksonburg. HF Toothman from Gowen. LB Hartman from Fairmont. LB Maxwell from West Union on city business. J M C Kindelberger deputy state fire marshal from Wheeling on official duty. Fred J. Felton and C F McCuskey from McMechen visit. Miss Bessin B Bell from Glenville shopping. Miss Louise K Sexton from Buckhannon visits. BSF Martin from Gratton in the city. Gordon P. Fought from Pennsboro calls. T So Moistire from Morgantown. Thomas Hawker attends Friday. Dr W A Marsh from Wallace Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Barger
International Life Insurance Company
Fairmont
B. Solver
Keyser
J. W. Davis
C.B. Swigen
Salem
Wilson
Jacksonburg
HF. Toothman
Gowen
LB. Hartman
L.B. Maxwell
West Union
J MC. Kindelberger
Wheeling
Fred J. Fe
C. F. McCuskey
McMechen
Bessin B. Bell
Glenviile
Louise KK
Sex
Foreigner Held on Extortion Charge in Lutherport
George Pavalich, a foreign worker at the Templeton Coal Company's Rosebud plant, was arrested Thursday and jailed on $1,500 bail for allegedly attempting to extort money from T. J. Philips, superintendent of the wine. He had threatened to cut Philips's throat after Philips had him arrested for theft of merchandise from the coal company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pavalich
Templeton” Coal Company
Phillips
Christmas Bonuses At Owens Bottle Plant Totaling 15000
Employees at Owens Bottle Machine Company plant received Christmas checks totaling 15000 dollars. About 10000 dollars covered regular semi monthly pay. Staff with one year or more at least ten percent bonuses. Workers with less than six months receive half that bonus.
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Owens
Shrine Officers Named for Term by Nemessis Men
Charleston dispatch reports Nemessis Temple officers elected for the coming term at a large meeting held at the Masonic temple on Tulian street. Dud 5enon of Siateraritio elected luminary potentate. Birk S Stathers of Weston named chief rabban. W A Carpenter Salem named assistant rabban. T R Cowell Parkersburg high priest and prophet. A D Foltt of Martett guided. Smuss A Wetherell Parkersburg treasurer. Thies A Beyas Parkersturg recorder. Bert Bradford Tennaboro ceremonial master. Charles H Griffin Clarksburg second ceremonial master. E R Patton Parkersburg marshal. William Nusbaum Clarksburg captain of guard. J C Phelns Parkersburg oater guard. Jeb Biddle Parkersburg chief alchemist. Fred F Delbridge Clarksburg first assistant alchemist. John A Grier Slatersville second assistant alchemist. Representatives to imperial council named: A M G Cunningham Claritabure, Patton, Dank Parkersburg. Oriental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Nemenis Temple
Masonic Temple
Tullan Street
Thoenon
Siateraritio
Eile
Rabban
Birk S Stathers
Weston
Rabbas
W. A. Carpenter
Salem
Rabbane
T. R. Cowell
Parkersburg
A.D. Foltett
Martett Guido
Smuss A. Wetherell
Parkerapnyg
Thies A. Beyas
Tarkersturg
Bert Bradford
Tennaboro
Minneapalis
A. Mgt
Chnningham
Claritabure
It. Patton
Walter L. Dank
Oriental
Rabbits Plentiful. Hunters Report High Pennsylvania Kill
Pittsburg December 22 four million rabbits about 500000 pounds were killed by hunters in Pennsylvania this year according to John M Phillips of the state game commission. He estimates 4000 wild lurkers 2000 deer and 20 black bear were killed. He said more black bears were killed in Pennsylvania than in any three western states. Three hundred thousand hunters licenses were issued. The commissioner noted a live quail six ounces now sells for four dollars and after dressing it weighs about two ounces.
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Pittsburg
Fennistoa- Ma
John M Phillips
State Game Commission
Pennsylvania
Marriage Licenses Issued and Buffalo Bill Illness
Marriage licenses granted to Charles A. Drainer and Manda A. Flint, Albert G. Stroup and Margaret Freeman, and Samuel W. Williams and Vesta B. Liggett. Buffalo Bill Cody, aged 1870, gravely ill at daughter May Docker’s home in Denver with a nervous breakdown. Minnis McDonald, described as an old offender, fined $6.60 by Mayor Gordon in police court for street offenses. arrested in Glen Elk by Detective J. E White.
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Charles A. Drainer
Manda A. Flint
Margaret 4. Freeman
Samuel W. Williams
Vesta B. Liggett
Denver
Colo
Willam F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
May Docker
Minnis McDonald
G. HB. Gordon
Glen Elk
J. E White
Adventists to Hold Services in Masonic Temple Saturday
The Seventh Day Adventist church will conduct Sabbath school at 10 a.m and regular worship at 11 a.m in the Masonic temple on Saturday. The sermon topic is the Second Coming of Christ. The article notes the post office busiest during Christmas, handling more business than ever before.
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Masonic Temple
Christ
Bedford Elected President of Standard Oil of New Jersey
New York report says E C Bedford elected Friday president of Standard Oil Company of New Jersey to succeed the late John D Archbold. Bedford had long served as vice president. Also notes coal miners at Consolidation Coal were paid for the first two weeks of December totaling 68,200 dollars.
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New York
E. C. Bedford
Standard of Company of New Jersey
John D Archbold
Bedford
Guardian Qualifies as Linle Bennett's Guardian
Alice Bennett has qualified before the county court as guardian of Linle Bennett with bond at $100 and Harry, WS hostsi surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bennett
Linle Bennett
Harry
WS Hostsi Surety
Wreck and Weather Delay Train News Near Connellsville
Unclear report notes a wreck near Connellsville Pennsylvania causing delay. Mentions weather and absence of Pittsburg training papers involved, with ambiguous timing and details.
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Connellsville
Pittsburg
Lady Newhoroneh Enlists for Red Cross War Relief Work
Corser ly Miss Grice Carr of Louisville Kentucky serves as a Red Cross nurse in field hospitals and supports charitable events benefiting the Red Cross amid wartime relief efforts.
Stealey Heights Progressive Party nominates leaders at rally
Citizens of Stealey Heights united behind the People's Progressive party in a village rally. D. L. Mitchell was nominated for mayor amid applause while Len Waters and others sought council seats. Calls combined for a city charter, commission government, West End Water filtration completion, and resisting annexation by neighboring towns.
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Indre
West End
West End Water Company
Stealey Heights
People's Progressive Party
Stenley Heights
Stealey Heighits
Stealey
People’s Progressive Party
Nomina
Hong
Nenthusiaamn
Fang
Mitchell
D. L. Mitchell
Len Waters
Recbrder
E. C. Hess
Thomas Williams
AGM
Ridenour
Balen
Wadsworth
Ware
L. Mitchell
Jth
Greall
Heights
Former Soldier Petition Denied In Federal Action
Charles Fatsenbaker of Cumberland was held for a federal grand jury on a charge of unlawfully wearing an army uniform. Arrested by city police at Glenn Williams, captain of Company K WV National Guard, he was released when no charge was preferred. Prisoners to be taken to Parkersburg for the next federal district court session. A separate petition by A D Bassell Lost Creek to prohibit West Virginia Central Gas from installing a vacuum system was denied by Judge Haymond Maxwell. The case argued it would deprive farmers of gas under lease terms. AM davit claimed the system is needed to supply towns. Also noted are church services led by Rev J C Carter at Christ Episcopal Church at 11 am on Sunday. no 7 evening services listed.
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Federal
Grand Jury
Charles Fatsenbaker
Cumberland
Wan
Rl Harrison,Jr
United States
Saya
Fannenbaker
Glenn F. Williams
West Virginia
Y-J
DI Moore
Pullippiy
Parkersburg
Federal District
A.D. Bassell
Lost Creek
Virginia Central Gas Company
Haymond Maxwell
Ito
Baltimore cattle market price report December 22
Baltimore Massachusetts market notes show calves and veal selling readily with varied per pound quotes for choice veal at 12 to 15 cents. Sheep and lamb arrivals scarce with prices per head from 2 to 5 dollars, pigs per head around 2 to 3.5 dollars, beef cattle including milk cows priced up to 60 dollars per head and cattle per pound from 4 to 6 cents.
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Baltimore
Will of John D Pickens at Quiet Dell Probate
The will leaves the Quiet Dell estate to widow for life with the remainder to three children Carlyle D Cost and Mauditus Cost share the home farm and lots in Buckhannon and Marshall street Brondy Oaks, James Pickens receives the Barbour county stock farm and four other items. Executors are two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Pick— Ena
Quiet Dell
Iti Tolgo Tools
Carlyle D
Buckhannon Agenus
Brond
Oaks
Mauditus Cost
Marshall Street
Quiet Dellils
Carlyle
James
Pickens
Barbour
Brooklyn
N. Y. Hella
Death of Mrs Eliza Cottrill Aged 87 In Armaging Clock Incident
Mrs Eliza Cottrill aged 87 died Friday morning at 10730 of clock in unclear circumstances. Funeral arrangements have not been disclosed. The report mentions her daughter and a following line about diseases and age but details are garbled. A separate note references Francest Wolfe and a reference to 75,000 people in Argentina, unclear connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Cottrill
Francest Wolfe
Ticker Reports City Ticket for Stenley Heights
Citizens Progressive party of Stenley Heights nominates Charles T. Stenley for mayor Jo Worthy Ward for recorder and Doracy Mudking J fhn Potts Dr Luthon Haymond Hiram Salder and W E Stuart for council. Small pockets for valu shopwins items patented not 2 hermit youth trouble regarding image of Thlester Ep
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Citizens Progressive Party
Stenley Heighie
Wignt
Charles T. Stenley
Jo Worthy Ward
Recorders
Doracy Mudking
J. Fhn Potts
Luthon Haymond
Hiram Salder
W.E. Stuart
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the Furniture Store OF Quality
Aes Sane
Mom Street
Mothers' Club
Montessori School
Garrett
Miss Priest
Twenty-Fifth Regiment
Woodmen of the World
Charles C. Floyd
Liston’s Sanitary
Pike St
Chicago
Coe
Glenn'b. Waters
ThelReal Estate
Prunty
Rosebud
The
Owens Bottle Machine Company
Airing
Harrison County
Adventists' Meeting
Guardian
Pittsborge
Bell-Ans
Lady Newborough
Cs .Continus
Protestant Episcopal Church of
Bona Coffee
Baltimore Cattle Market
Will
Dirs
Cottrile Drad
Owbenrce
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