Social and Personal Notes From a Local School Event
Social and Personal primer Bebo Clases details a school program with music, recitations, and solos led by Edda P. Nutter, plus a list of attendees and future events. Anna Francis hosts a luncheon in Wilsonburg. Mrs H S McCune entertains Ladies Aid in Harrison Street. a reception for Mrs Gilpin, Mrs Goodman, and Miss Nusbaum is announced, with Dorcas Society meeting at Carravente. Apollo Musical program led by J Frank Cork scheduled for tomorrow night. Ash Chapel program includes devotional, recitations, duets, and temperance address. several visitors and local residents noted during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edda P. Nutter
Tee
Industriet
Jachcal House
Wchool
Clover Dayis
Mr. Stewsart
Hazel Fansler
Francis Smith
Aline LaDew
Brances Russ
Harold Good- Reading
Mrs. Chouvrent
Hong
Little Wee-Wans
Cilco Wamaley
Bignche Petit
Mr. Stewart
Som
James
Little Earmons
Ales Petit
Harald Ryo
Francis Yal
Alvid LaDew
George Greynold
Braryone
SicCune
H. S McCune
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Presbyterian Church
Harrison Street
H. B. Wilson
W. B. Osborn
Fannie Leggett
Hugh Downs
J. W. Young
Hello Young
F. A. Dennison
Haller Dawson
Bert Ross
F. E. Delbridge
H. .T. McClelland
John Goody
Stella Shuttleworth
Brown
Wilsonburg
Gueat
Wibert
Phillipsburg
Thomas Amberger
Steck
Sewickley
Supreme Court Ends Hot Week With Seventeen Opinions
Charleston July 1 The Supreme Court, amid last week’s heat, issued seventeen opinions. Key action includes reversing verdicts, remanding cases, and a major ruling forcing Fidelity Banking and Trust Company to return funds to Scott for stock sold while insolvent. Notable cases span McDowell Kanawha Monroe Greenbrier and Mercer counties with several reversals and remands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Supreme Court
Fidelity Banking and Trust Company
Bluefield
Scott
Pank
Igq Gilman
Tats
McDowall
Dunn Vs. Bahk
Monroe County
Willame Va
Burgess
Mercer County
State
Michael
Greenbrier County
Martin Va White
Wetzel County
Beying
Stale
Atkinson
Chesapeake and Oblo J Railway Company
Logan County
Lowther
Old and Coal Company
Welzel County
Griffith
Adair
Grimth
Runion
Roaney County
Abbott
Rowan
Tracy
Davis
Ralelen County
Williams
Morrissey Et al Va
Wiliams
Fidelity, Banking and Trust Company
Personal notices of visitors and local residents
Samuel S. Farris from Bridgeport. Mrs. Guy D. Gof of Milwaukee visiting Senator and Mrs. Nathan Goff. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Reilly of Gratton visiting. D. Leach of Parkersburg. T. T. Plesher of Parkersburg on brief business. E. Faith from Hastings. Paul R. Goldey of Parkersburg on business. W. G. Cunningham of Wheeling transacting business. B. Cochrane of Fairmont on business. HL Toothman visiting. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Sharps of Buckhannon visiting. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Burner of Buckhannon city visitors. George E. Luck from Fairmont on business. David McDean of Morgantown guest at Waldo. J. S. Johnson of cking visiting. K. Thomas from Parkershuts. John A. Carroll of Kingwood in. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Coughlin returned from Washington. Miss Rose Cummings leaves Thursday for Huntington to visit brother A. B. Cummings and lawyer Daugherty. Willem Mara Sue daughter from Wilkes-Barre arriving for visit. H. Tyson Harmer from Shinnston on business. W. Hean of Watt Lumaberport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel S. Farris
Bridgeport
Guy D. Gof
Milwaukee
Nathan Goff
G. W. Reilly
Gratton
D. Leach
Parkersburg
T. T. Plesher
F. R. Burner
Buckhannon
George E. Luck
Fairmont
David McDean
Morgantown
Waldo
J. S. Johnson
K. Thomas
Parkershuts
H. Tyson Harmer
Shinnston
Pa W., Hean
Watt
Lumaberport
Rma
Two Fines in Interference Case Involving Bolliger
Magistrate T G Nicewarner rendered two fines in suits against Clarence Bolliger of Grafton for interfering with Baltimore and Ohio railroad police Capt J A Campbell who arrested Thomas Hays of Grafton at the railroad station for drunkenness. Bolliger was held for grand jury on the charge, with bond set at 500 dollars. For resisting Captain Campbell, when he discharged his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Nicewarner
Clarence Bolliger
Grafton
J. A. Campbell
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Thomas Hays
Bolliger
Captain Campbell
Arrests and fines handed to a captain and Bolliger
The captain placed him under arrest with a fine of $25 and costs. After reaching the county jail Bolliger was fined $5 and required to furnish a $100 bond to keep the peace for six months, which he paid along with the fines and costs. Hays received a $1 flag fee and costs for drunkenness and was released after payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolliger
Bolger
Hays
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Parsons-Souders
Parsons-Sauders Co
Main Street
Harrison County
France
States Geological Survey
Massachusette
Uea
Agli
Deak
Raghboom
Det
The
United
New York
Pues
Oxfosiz
Pi A. Banister
Russia
Edwin C. Burt
Third Street
Highland Bros. & Gore
Empire National Bank
Fourte
Oclaressurg
W.va
Miss Francis
Anna Francis
Amenbaum
West Main Street
Gilpin
Dorcas Society
Edith
Frances Stone
Carravente
South America
Apollo Music
J. Frank Cork
Apollo
Ash Chapel
Felix K. Struve
Grace Rider
Mildred Clem
Lexie Goodwin
Elinor Rider
Temperance
Grace
Earl Snodgrass
Misses Rider
Dean Ward
Hd.trech
Bristol
Cw Morrison
Efe
Robert
Rey
Mra. Morrison
Mises Helnaling
Altoons
A. J. Pletcher
Morganiay
Oeenteen
Supremes Court of Appeals
Boggs & Buhl
Fittsourgh, Pac
Lockwood's
Gregory
Bell Phone
Gus Smutey
Canada
Jesse
Chicago Dairy
Fourth Street
Palace Furniture & Piano Company
W. Me
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