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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1907

Page

5

Wanted Help Advertisements in 616 West Main St and Glen Elk Laundry Move

Classified help wanted notices show openings for a general helper at 616 West Main Street, a white girl cook at Kessler hospital, and two girls for general housework at Mrs Haley’s, with public notice of Clarksburg Steam Laundry moving from Jamieson Building in Glen Elk to a new West Pike Street facility. movers warn machine relocation is heavy work but patrons’ service won’t be delayed. SLAYTON & BRYAN.

Clarksburg Beime Jamieson Glen Elk West Pike Street First Street Slayton & Bryan

Feed store ad at West’s Feed, 116 West Main

Classified notice from GM West’s Feed store offering shredded fodder as a cheaper alternative to hay for cows. Carload of fodder just received for delivery to farms and ranches in the area.

West

Bills Pass in Charleston House and Senate

Charleston reports the house passed Pure Food Bill No. 12 to curb fraud in food and beverages. Senate approved Insurance Bill No. 94, shifting auditor duties to Insurance Commissioner. Engrossed substitute Bill No. 168 awarded John W. Keister of Pendleton County $2,500 after a university cannon explosion injures him during a salute.

Charleston House Senate Batley Senath John W. Keister Pendleton County Morgantown

Revival Meetings Continue At Goff Church

Two more revival gatherings were held at Goff Methodist Episcopal Church with spirited afternoon services. Ministerial student Wallace Mason from Oakland, Md. assisted, and Charles W. Davis of Maryland offered prayers and a brief address. The Rath Brothers Quartet provided music as the sermon urged looking to Jesus. Two conversions were reported after the altar call this afternoon. An evening service planned at 7:20 will be followed by a young people's revival meeting at 4 o clock.

Goff Methodist Episcopal Church Arbuthnot Oakland Wallace “Mason Charles W. Davis Land

Forty second anniversary celebrates Kelley wedding in Carlvale

In an intimate Carlvale Court gathering Mr and Mrs Isaac M Kelley marked their 42nd wedding anniversary with a family reunion of twenty two. A palatable luncheon was served by Mrs Anthony Bowen and Mrs Nathan G Stealey. The couple wed in East Liberty Pa forty two years ago and their Clarksburg friends join the family in wishing many more happy years. Family members include Jeanne M Kelley Frank Kelley and children Anthony Bowen John Kelley and children Nathan G Stealey Wil Delson Arthur Leonard and Tease Kelley Jr. The Woman's Curie Club plans a monthly meeting at the Waldo hotel. Invitations were extended to members of The Legislature of West Virginia for a Kanawha Hotel reception.

Isaac M. Kelley Kelley Carlvale Court Anthony Bowen Nathan G. Stealey East Liberty Clarksburg Jeane M. Kelley Frank Kelley John Kelley Wil Delson Arthur Leonard

Deputy Grand Master Visits Masonic Lodge in Clarksburg

Dr. William M. Sivey of Morgantown, deputy grand master of West Virginia Freemasons, addressed Hermon Lodge No. 6 during a Monday eve meeting at the Masonic temple. He spoke on lodge topics, witnessed initiation of four candidates into the fourth degree, and praised the Clarksburg lodge. also notes Bleck-Krohm’s discount hat offer.

William M. Sivey Morgantown Grand Lodge of Masons of West Virginia Hermon Lodge No. 6 Masonic Temple Clarksburg

State Retail Hardware Men Officers and Attendees

The meeting covered general discussion, election of officers, and next meeting place. Attendees included J. H. Krepps and J. H. Morgan of Morgantown, Thomas B. Fry of Keyser, W P Heiskell of Wheeling, and others from Fairmont Mannington Clarksburg and more. Representatives from Rochester to Philadelphia also attended, with current officers listed as F R Clelland president Morgantown, J H Krappe secretary Morgantown, J H Morgan treasurer Morgantown, plus an executive committee.

J. H. Krepps J. H. Morgan Mordentown Thomas B. Fry Keyser W. P. Heiskell Wheeling J. M. Walker Wellsburg F.R. Clelland Fairmont A. J. Hess Mannington Argos Ind C. W. Alderson Summersville W. A. Vance Clarksburg Clyde Pittsburg A.B. Cor Allegheny C. Barkley Morgantown F. R. Celland J. H. Kreppe Mac. Halbbeer C. P. Moore

Another Wonder of Science Proves Dandruff Germ Driven

Mieingy announces a finding that dandruff is caused by a germ. The report highlights the microbial factor as the key to understanding scalp conditions and potential treatments.

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