West Virginia Y M C A convention amid earnest faith
Delegates gathered at the First Presbyterian in Clarksburg for the state Young Men s Christian Association session with 800 attendees. Key speeches by George B Tibbits and Henry G Davis highlighted progress. plans for a new Y M C A home on West Pike street aimed at raising sixty thousand dollars.
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Ge Ar Quartette
Chorutis
Morris
Baltimore
Tater- State
Pitty Pears
Wf Christian “Association
Ho, Williams
New York
Riddle
McCarty
West Pike Street
Biddle
Convention Sunday Progr am at Multiple Churches
Sunday services in Baptist Got M. and First Presbyterian churches are led by Rev. Buckholz and Lyman L. Pierce respectively. Inter State Secretary George F Tibbits and John L Dorst preside at Central Presbyterian. Methodist services feature Wes Ot inix and W S Speece. Tickets grant entry to the opera house Men's meeting with Rev M C Burk hol and music by B O Sellers. A boys meeting for ages 12 to 16 occurs at Got M. M church led by Cameron Beck. Hollis A Wilburn leads a mass meeting for two men at 3 PM in First Presbyterian. Evening services return to Baptist and Got M. H churches with speeches by prominent speakers.
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The
Baptist Church
H. C. Buckholz
Baltimore
J. A. Wilbur
I. B. Rideout
W. KE. Albig
First Presbyterian Church
Lyman L. Pierce
BH. Thompson
George F.tibbitts
John L. Dorst
Central Presbyterian Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Seut
Wes
Inix
Sellers
Gof
M. B
Opera House
Ofoluck
M.C. Burkhol
Cameron Beck
Washington
Hollis A. Wilburn
Baptist
Gef. M. H
Ube
Wittiheld
Remains of Judge Edwin Maxwell Arrive for Funeral
Remains arrived from Charleston aboard the B A C train led by friends of the family. A legislative escort and nine state lawmakers accompanied the body to Judge Maxwell's East Main Street residence. Funeral set for 2:30 Sunday at the home with interment in the I C O F cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Maxwell
Charleston
Harvey W. Harmer
G. K. Northcott
George C. Oule
Byrd Will
William Campbell
W. H. McGions
House of Delegates
Jasper 5
Kyle
J. W. Bee
A.W. Hawk
J- 8. Mooma
H. L. van Sickler
E Fijzbee
M. Keller
D-B. Hardwick
Henry Colerider
Mair
Edwin
Seattle
Washington
Chancester
Jude
Special Services At First Presbyterian Church
Special services will be held at the First Presbyterian church starting next Monday night and ending Sunday February 22. Meetings begin at 7 45 pm on weekdays and 7 30 pm on Sundays with gospel sermons and music. The pastor and church invite everyone to attend.
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First Presbyterian Church
Revival Services Continue at Pride's Chapel
Special sermons are planned at Pride's Chapel where evangelist Mrs Hattie Solomon of Pittsburg will preach tomorrow at 3 30 pm and 7 30 pm. Pastor C Young will lead the morning session with a sermon on the Prodigal Son and the themes of departure return and restoration along with jealousy and prejudice of the elder son.
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Hattie @ Solomon
Pittsburghi
C. Young
Died in Poor House Obituary of Neate A Haskins
Neate A Haskins died at the County Infirmary in Broad Run at 6 Gielock Friday evening from paralysis. Aged about 70, formerly of Buffalo near West Milford, he lived with his daughter Mrs George Walker for months before entering the infirmary. His wife survives. He was known for work on the West Milford road and as a later surveyor of roads. Interment planned at Broad Run on Sunday.
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Neate A. Haskins
Gielock
Buffalo
West Milford
George Walker
Broad Bun
Tribute Paid to Deceased Statesman in West Virginia
Charleston February 6 a marked tribute to the late Col. B W Byrne state official and citizens gathered at Dickinson street and Kanawha and Michigan depot. House speaker and Senate president led pallbearers to the funeral train with crepe dressed desks and half mast flags. Miss Ila Stattleworth oversaw the flowers as the train departed for Glarksbarc marking a solemn farewell.
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Charleston
W Va
Maxwell
House of Delegates
Capitol
Senate
House of
Col
B. W. Byrne
Dickinson Street
White
SV. Leechy D
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kanawha
Michigan
Ffreen
House
Ila Stattleworth
Glarksbarc
Unclear Round Table Charge Case Report
Fragmentary notice describes a meeting involving Frank Summers, Squire Gordons, and others about a monetary charge of 47 dollars from M. B. Drummond. It mentions Superintendent F. J. Burdette and confusion over money delivery and a delegation, with references to city schools and a session attendance.
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Frank Summers
Squire Gordons
Atealihy
M. B. Drummond
F. J. Burdette
Glen Hic
Ito
Duncan
Mimes Highley
Drummond
Ouhue
Lee
Rapp
Bak
Timb
Taye
Lawyers Meet to Plan Action Over Judge Maxwell’s Death
Hartison County Bar holds a meeting in the courthouse to discuss suitable action following the death of Judge Edwin Maxwell. A committee led by J J Davis was appointed to draft resolutions for presentation to the Circuit Court and Supreme Court of Appeals. members include John Bassel Mo F Snidar O W Lynch Ws Scott and Harvey F Smithy. They will attend the funeral as a body. Adjournment was set to 8 45 Monday morning for the committee to submit resolutions for bar approval.
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Hartison County
Cour Howkears
Oélock Fast
Jade Edwin MaxWell Tolia J. Davis
Circuit Court
Supreme Court of Appeals
Ill State
Dhe
John Bassel
Mo F Snidar
O. W. Lynch
Ws Scott
Harvey F Smithy
Funeral Inn
Bar Fa
Mammoth Landslide Blocks Short Line Railroad Route
A colossal slide on the Short Line Railroad at Lambert’s Run near Lamberport halted traffic for days. The avalanche measured about 125 feet long and 70 feet high, with removal estimates of 70 hours to restore service. Passengers from New Martinsville and nearby towns were ferried at Lumberport to the Monongahela division and connected to Pittsburgh services.
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Lambert
Lamberport
Une Mide
New Martinsville
Fuiits
Pittsburg
Burglary Rampage At Atlas Glass Factory Reported
A night after night break in at the Atlas Glass Factory prompts a Special Constable to guard the site. No arrest made as the burglar remains at large and the community seeks details on the ongoing intrusion.
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Abia
City Council Meets as Streets Pay Or Face Action
Mulberry and Clay Street residents must pay or face lawsuits as the city treasurer warns. The council discusses franchise bids from streetcar firms and allocates funds for repairs while authorizing permits and extensions for utilities and buildings.
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Mulberry
Clay Street
Street Railway Company
Resolution notes for county bar election presented
A county bar association meeting outlines representation for the next term with details on candidate Edwin Macyelt and others. It notes procedures for addressing relatives of the deceased and sets election customs and filing steps.
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West Virginia
Clarksburg
Westera Tvision
Fie Titier
Salt
Ptandin
Davie
Emirettun
Washington, D. C
George B. Tibbitts
United State
Awems Ofa
Glatkabarg
Henry G. Davis
Gram
Young, Media, Christian Association
Rev. H. Buckholz
Judge Maxwell
Noah Haskins
Broad Run
M. E. Drummond
Atlas Glass Factory
Ransakes Place
Absignler
Bane
Mobom Pabcrithem
Eestinighn
Abesley Feist
Whelp H. Tm
Solons
City Comeil
Keenan
Turn
Buickhannda and
Outisburg Electric Railroad Company
Stéele
Verity Clark
Vthavif
Alghion
W. Vaiv and
S. Long
W. Moore
View City
Torney
Madden
Gale
Jaskann- Street
Theodira
Reichert
Venus
W. Rau
Joseph
Gretna West
Len
Memierd Abe
Enous
Jie Meile
Shaibregl
Glen Moore
N. Tibchinson
Albert May
Glarksburg
jGaburn Wragater Co
Real Glarksburg Hlecieie
Ion
Willuims & Davlison Ood
Stan J. Gowbber
Sul Consolidated Telephont
Minticello Stote Go
Toho’ Howe
Orlle
Witor Works
Bysthe’Society
Grand’Army‘of Republic
Homer
ChiaplaikWanthea Witole Nien
G. A. Remghe
Aira
Helen Whitwam
Helen Whitwal
May Curranot
Sehident
Cheepla
Mra
Hester
Idenour
Breasdnex
Sallie Bestotwecralary
Riley
Chreult
Hieuhe
Jiampey
Fata A. Weer
Pescitz
Cork Islert
Edwin Macyelt
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