How Is Your Blood Ts See Menaged Sarsatabs
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C.L Hood Co
Lowel
Mass
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1908
Page
8
Institute topics and debates at a round table
A historical school gathering features patron and pupil views plus teachers’ life and work. Topics cover the influence of the teacher outside school, methods for motivating students, compulsory attendance, and a debate on which nation the United States owes more to for knowledge. Speakers include L. B. Da Vilson, Min Iva Van Torp, H. E. Robinson, Bessie Holden, Aletta Van Torp, Stella Pauzh, Bepple Radslitts, M. S. Blair, John C. Robinson, LL Robinson, and A L Romine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom
John Patton
L. B. DaVilson
Min Iva van Torp
H. E. ‘Robinson
Bessie Holden
Aletta van Torp
Stella Pauzh
Bepple Radslitts
M. S. Blair
United States
France
England
John C. Robinson
H LL. Robinson
A L Romine
Pat
Local Notes and Visits Around Lewis County
Mrs. H U Crummit and daughter Jeanie return from Lewis County visit. James Rymer and John Eliott visit Clarksburg on business. Mrs. Bert Davis and Edna Davis with children plan trips to Zanesville. John Golden reports two fine boge? and a cow died last week. Jeffreys of Columbia mine visits locals. L Nutter in city yesterday. Greta Custip at business college. Ray Coffman recovering from measles. Mrs. Veane Haze and Canton guests with Mrs Wirt Cottrill. Davis plans to move to Washington Station. Rose Swiger returns from Jane Lew. H A Crummit resigns at West Fork gills factory. Box supper postponed due to Mrs Addington's death. new date Feb or Feb 8 to fund a flag for the new schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HU. Crummit
Jeanie
Lewis County
James Rymer
McCabe
John Eliott
Clarksburg
Bert Davis
Edna Davis
Zanesville
John Golden
BH. Jeffreys
Columbia Mine
Mig Greta Custip
Business College
Ray Coffman
Veane Haze
Canton
W. Va
Wirt Cottrill
Davis
Washington Station
Rose Swiger
Fair Grounds
Jane Lew
H. A. Crummit
West Fork Gills Factory
Addington
Sweet Melody Flour injury report for George Fletcher
George Fletcher son of Harrison Fletcher of South Third Street injures ankle after a fall on a broken pavement on the way home. Suffered a painful fracture described as very bad and serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fletcher
Harrison Fletcher
South Third Street
Am Ley
Personal note on visit and gatherings near Cincinnati
A fragment noting a home visit from Cincinnati and plans for Sunday with friends in Wolfsville. Mentions Mr and Mrs I Otte Moore and Mrs George E Grifiz as participants or hosts in the social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnai
Ten Sayn
I. Otte Moore
Wolf
George E Grifiz
Lough Announces Candidacy for State Superintendent
M C Lough of Fairmont editor of the Pairmont West Virginian today announced in his paper his candidacy for the Republican nomination for state Superintendent of free schools to succeed Thomas C Miller. Lough is an experienced school man and recently served on the Fairmont normal school faculty and is a member and secretary of the board of regents of the state normal schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C Lough
Fairmont
Pairmont West Virginian
Superintendent of Free Schools
Thomas C. Millier
Lough
Normal School Factulty
Board of Regents
State Normal Schools
Revival at Adamston United Brethren Church Shines
Religious revival conducted by Rev. J C Potts grows in interest at Adamston United Brethren Church. Forty three souls professed since the meetings began and about 39 or 40 joined for prayers last night. Town business shifts with early store closings as locals attend services.
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Adamston United
Brethren Church
J.c.potts
Groundhog Day Barometer for Winter's End
Tomorrow marks Groundhog Day as the groundhog’s shadow prediction decides if winter ends. If he sees a shadow, he retreats for six more weeks. if not, winter is nearly over for the region.
Death in Nebraska Leaves Noted Salem Siblings
James T. Séward and B. Robinson, both of Salem, are named among the surviving brothers. The text notes a deceased person formerly lived in Clarksburg and references the Cicit war with three settlers mentioned.
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Merly
Clarksburg
James T. Jane Séward
Robinson
Salem
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