Bankers Elect for the Year in City Meetings
The Merchants National, Empire National, Union National, and Hopel bank stockholders held annual meetings Tuesday electing directors and officers for the coming year. Executives include W. L. Highland president and S. H. White cashier with detailed boards named. The unions praised officers for service and re elected the same slate for another year.
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City
Merchants National
R. T. Lowndes
Thomas W. Harrison
Thomas 8. Spates
D. Davidson
A. J. Lodge
W. L. Higland
George L. Duncan
William H. Lewis
David B. Carper
C. F. Teter
Silas Ash
J M. Flanigan
W. Brent Maxwell
S. A. Smith
John W. Stewart
James F. Allen
Guvnn Minter
P. M. Robinson
Hugh Jarvig
S. H. White
Preston Means to Pay Debts in New York Move
The Rev. Preston, an assistant pastor, went to New York to earn funds to cover debts including 1200 owed to Mrs. Lydia Sturm of Enterprise. He plans to return to Mt. Lake Park next summer to resume boardinghouse work. He faces several creditors but asserts his honesty and intent to repay.
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New York
Mt. Lake Park
Preston
Lydia Sturm
Enterprise
Nathan McDonald
Bridgeport
John Hardesty
J. M. Hartley & Son
Marion Hardware Company
H. 8
Yost
Mtake Park
David M. Reed
Rt. E. Church
South
New Martineville
City Busy With Visiting Officials And Local Persons
Local column lists a string of visitors and residents in the city. Attendees include Maj. P M Ashcraft of Wolf Summit, Thomas S Pepper of Salem, and Rev B B Stout from Bridgeport. Others travel to Morgantown, Connellsville, Parkersburg, and Charleston for business, legal matters, or family visits.
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Hugh M. Martin
Shina Epeoeiue
Maj
P.M. Ashcraft
Wolf Summit
Thomas
Pepper
Salem
William “Ratcliffe
Williams #Davidson Company
Boston
Larry Hunter
Charles Hood
Fairmont
Porter W. Post
Stam Agri Cultural Experiments Station
Douglass Williame Haa
Moundsville
Louis A. Carr
Morgantown
W. B.trimble
Locust Street
Connellsville
Jones
Esse
G. Lawson
Bridgeport
B. B. Stout
Lawrence Mercer
Alster O
H. L. Stitt
Allegheney
C.F. Grumbine
John’. Steel
George Byrne
Charleston
Clarksburg
John Lodge
Allen D. Fitzhugh
Maj. C. D. Elliott
Parkersburg
Harry M. Patterson
Joseph Cohen
Globe Clothing House
New York
Haze Morgan
Buckhannon
D. B. Purinton
The
State University
Sawuel A. Elliott
McAlpin
George Ross
Quiet Dell
Warrenton
Culpepper
W. P. Fawkes
Charles H. Blake
Rowlesburg
Indiana Republicans back Fairbanks for presidential nomination
In Indianapolis on January 14 the Indiana district conventions selected state committee members to oversee the presidential campaign. Delegates unanimously endorsed Vice-President Fairbanks for the nomination and praised the Roosevelt administration and Governor Hanly. A follow up note on Senate Bevarides and Hemn enway was indorsed.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Hanly
Senate
Miss Judge Entertained by Friends on Birthday
Miss Rose Judge hosted a surprise birthday gathering at her home last evening with many young friends presenting useful and pretty gifts. The group enjoyed games and late refreshments with attendees including Mary Callahan Mary Mulheran Mary Coughlin Grace Finherts Nora Shaughnessy Etta Judge and several others.
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Rose Judge
Miss Judge
Gamer
Mary Callahan
Mary Mulheran
Mary Coughlin
Grace Finherts
Nora
Bee Shaugnessy
Cecila Tully
Nora Phitous
Etta Judge
John
Thomas Mulheran
Will
Thomas Coughlin
Charlie Callahan
Mike Tudge
Arthur
Ralph Stager
Ton Flaherty
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Opera House
Mason
Chas. Hawkins
Ada Lewis
Starin
Viola Allen
Kerry Gow
Sal
NEW Chinese
Chop Suey House
Pike Street
Frank Duffy
Ith St
W. Va
the Farmers Bank
John L. Ruhl
Home Bank For Savings
3Rd St
Clarksburge
Preston Ie
Jesus
Hamlet
Prince of
Denmark
DE. Hardman
Sansesero
Third St
Jackson
Willison
Dennison
Fletcher
Axminster Rugs
Agents Ladies Home Journal Patterns
Laulce
R. E. Gill
Third Street
M. E. Black-Krohme
Aps
Koblegard Insurance Agency
Moore Building
Fourth Street
J. F. Krohme
Watchmaker & Jeweler
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