Community group aids boys with Christian aims in Harrison County
A chapter formed fifteen months ago grew to nearly 100 young men working to live up to Christian ideals. The group runs landing and amusement rooms to help boys avoid bad habits and associations, fostering physical, moral, and social development through guided activities and mentorship. In Harrison County Medical Society news, officers were elected with Dr. C. G. Jarvis as President and Dr. C. O. Post as Treasurer. A December house party at the Sherwood home drew about thirty guests, with poetry, music, and festive gatherings among local families and visiting students from West Virginia University and nearby colleges. The Hart home hosted a Christmas reception with a formal program and dining, followed by a New Year’s planned matinee dance and the annual Christmas dance by the Assembly Club at Mason Temple. Local social notes also cover a Red Men tribe election and installation plans for February.
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Local visitors and city business crowd fill streets
Names of residents and visitors from Sa lient Charleston Baltimore Parkersburg Elkins Newburg and other towns were noted in a crowded city diary. Individuals including Antoinettes Ernat Gordon Lateman Miss Julia Davis and Mrs Henry Blewnea s among others traveled to attend lunches, visit relatives, or conduct business.
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Night Watch Misses Epworth Missionary Society
A 1917 church society meeting notes Mary Robey as president and Mrs Wade leading as others listed. The text references Epworth League and related church events with mentions of officers and services.
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Ohio Public Utilities Commission Orders Gas Disconnections
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio issues an administrative order citing a gas shortage statewide and orders immediate enforcement of the Uniform Contract terms. Each gas supplier must cut industrial and domestic service to nonessential users where supply is insufficient and report all domestic customers affected.
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Glenville Collegians Trim Burnsville Five
Glenville Collegians defeat Burnsville five 63 to 32 in a holiday rivalry game at Glenville Normal. Henderson leads with 13 field goals, as Glenville builds a large second half lead and plans to face Gassaway next night.
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Bluefield Judge Sanders Elected Virginia Bar Chief
LOGAL MAN BAGEFIELD Dec 29 Judge Joseph M. Sanders of Bluefield was elected president of the Virginia Bar Association at its thirty second annual meeting here. The meeting selected vice presidents from various towns and chose secretaries, treasurer, delegates, and executive committee members for the next year with locations including Wheeling Huntington and Morgantown among others.
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Baltimore market notes on Calyen and calf conditions
Fragmentary market report from Baltimore mentioning Calyen Marketpstrong and prices for heavy smooth fat calves and milky thin calves. Sections are garbled with coded text and unclear livestock measurements, but reference to calf quality and price appears.
Board of Trade Directors Set January Meeting Amidst Resource Referendum
Director plans and questions ahead of the regular board meeting in the boardroom. The session will discuss a referendum on conserving national resources and request data for local manufacturing plants in the Clarkebure district. Delegates will prepare for a Washington negotiation on commerce and industry.
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Extra dividend declared by Monongahela Valley Tractions
Directors announce an extra dividend on common stock, with preferred stock excluded. The dividend aims to reward parity with last year’s profits, signaling improved earnings and potential ongoing profitability.
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Local School District Prepares Amid Construction Delays
City officials report ongoing preparations for the new school building as janitors work across multiple facilities to clear bulwarks and ready interiors. Progress highlights include coordination with suppliers and plans for a timely opening, while district leaders address staffing and safety concerns.
Industrial on Broad May Cottage With Fireplaces and Street Access
A description of an available five-room cottage on Broad Avenue dating from May. It highlights fireplaces a staff area at a corner of one-halls Square Eve carb ine and a paved street access. The ad notes attractive features and convenient location for residents seeking period-style amenities.
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Virginia University
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