Baseball Gossip for the Fans Drives Prospect List
A roundup of players and managers for the O and P league next season lists Akron Walter Kasis, Zanesville Fred Drumm, Newark Cotton Bates, Lancaster W Gray, Mansfield Carl McVey, Youngstown Marty Hogan, and notes Me Keeport New Castle undecided. Board meetings at New Castle discuss a manager, while James Breen becomes captain and manager for Dubois. Groninger signs with Uniontown as manager and shortstop around May 10.
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Akron
Walter Kasis
Zanesville
Fred Drumm
Newark
Cotton” Bates
Lancaster
Gray
Mansfield
Carl McVey
Youngstown
Marty Hogan
Keesport
New Castle
Charles H. Andrews
J. Percy Steller
Attoona
James Breen
Ashtabula
Capain
Dubois
Slats” Reeder
Gumn
Tiis
Albany
Cumberland
George G. Young
C. Landis
Harry Trvine
Frank Carrivean
Trevine
Carrivean
Morgantown
Jimmy Gronninger
West Virginia University
Gronninger
Uniontown
Charlee McWhorter
Groneinger
Groninger
Land bought for 1000 Fred home in Etkine West Virginia
Feb 13 report from Etkine West Virginia notes the purchase of Joln R White for the Odd Fellows, to provide a home for orphans and indigent members, with a civic goal to establish a building. A committee was appointed to seek funds, but no improvements are planned this year.
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Etkine
W. Va
R. White
Odd Fellows
Special Meeting Of The Eagles Tonight
A special meeting of the Eagles is scheduled for tonight at the hall in the Traders annex building. The agenda references a Haeretismy of the Clarkebare Acric of Bases freight, with meeting details unclear due to garbled text.
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THE
Eagles
Valentines Day and Valentines Myths Exploded in Folklore
The piece mocks Valentine traditions as springtime mating rituals and cites an old encyclopedia tale of maid and bachelor billets and a yearlong knightly vow, noting the era’s social quirks and the fickle view of gifts and declarations. It lampoons the notion of life size heart tokens and arrows as expressions of affection.
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Valentine
Shut-In Society Promotes Comfort for Ill in 19th Century
The Shut-In Society founded in New York in 1877 aims to bring spiritual comfort and cheer to chronically ill individuals through letters visits and tokens. The Pennsylvania branch started 1902 covers PA VA and WV with hundreds of members including shut-ins associates and subscribers and loans wheelchairs and bed tables to members at no cost. Regular monthly meetings occur in Philadelphia October through May with reports from various departments and requests for invalids or potential members. Copies of The Open Window magazine and further information are available from branch chair Miss Mary Parker Nicholson 3610 Chestnut Street Philadelphia PA.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Philadelphia
General Society
Fie
The
Dyanch
Mary Parker Nicholson
Chestnut Street
Painful Accident Injures South Shestant Resident
Mr F. Robinson of South Shestant street had a painful mishap Monday when a home duty fall caused two rib fractures. Dr J Be Payne treated and reduced the fracture. the injury proved painful but not serious.
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F. Robinson
South Shestant Street
White
Tr. J. Be Payne
Ladies Auxiliary M. E. A. Meeting Notice
Meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to the M. C. A. will be held Wednesday afternoon at a quarter past. Parlor of the Ca thn. SS Se.
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Aon
M.C. Ac
Orelnk
Thea CA Thn
Rock weighs six hundred pounds falls I off building
A heavy rolling stone, weighing about six hundred pounds, dropped two hundred feet from a town tower and crushed the residence of the late Adam Darling. Mrs Darling and Mrs Goin suffered minor injuries as the front of the house was spared by the fire department. John Gojes and another bystander were present during the incident.
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Pomeroy
Adam Darling
Minnie H. Scott
Marion HL
Scott
Pittebateh
John Gojes Abi
Darling
Goin
Hare
Debtors and Creditors Notice from Barney & Cohen
Debtors and creditors of the late Barney & Cohen must present claims promptly to Scott H. Whith at the Watson National Bank corner Third and Pike Streets in Markebury West Virginia under the general assignment dated February 5, 1906, as recorded in the county clerk’s office.
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Tate
Barney & Cohen
Waton National Ark
Third Land Pike
Markebury
Virginia
County Clerks Office
Sai
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the ‘Woman's Store
Clarksburg
Irwin-Lockwood Co
W. Main St
BELL
Grand Opera House
Bertha Clay
Chicago
Rowland and
Clifford
Thorne
CREEN
M. F. Bartlett
Third Street
BANK
L. Duncan
Pres
RRA 8 Lettre
Fred B. Wood
Fovor
Frank Duffy
Prop'r
4Th St.& Traders Alley
West Pike
Davis & Barrett
Valentines’ OY
Hearts and Arrows
Parsons-Souders
Parsons- Souders
Main Street
Notige
Scott H. Whith
Barney & Velen Prosent
Are
F. A. Robinson
Daedas
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