Lucile Stout Weds Dr James Davidson in Quiet Bridgeport Ceremony
The wedding of Lucile Stout and Dr. James Davidson took place at the Stout home in Bridgeport Saturday at 8 30 in the morning with Rev J W Ayers officiating. The couple plans to reside in Dayton where the groom will practice dentistry after graduating from Ohio College of Dental Surgery.
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Bridgeport
Cletus Stout
Lucile
James Davidson
J. W. Ayers
Simpson Creek Baptist Church
Dayton
Wheer
Ohio College of Dental Surgery
Surprise Party At Clifton Cottrill Home Near Adamston
A group of friends gathered for a surprise evening at Clifton Cottrill’s home near Adamston. Games and refreshments featured the event. Attendees included Miss Beard Bosley Norvel Helen Upton Nellie Closson Alma Closson Wthel Minter Marian Boyles Frankie Kemper Icle Jenking Sybe Schutter Mrs Johnson Pearl Smith Mrs Cottrill Margaret Berg Ruth Drummond Martha McFarlan Lunelie Whittler Watkins Luz Horns Neva Reeves Petlat Bumgardner Lena Kester Irene Kyle Mildred Kyle Leslie Drummond George Burg Chester Cottrill Lewis Hess James Cottrill Mfr Cottrill Glovie Bennett Walter Johnson David Arnett Join Astilon Oscar.
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Clifton Cottrill
Adamston
Missed Beard
Bosley
Norvel
Helen Upton
Nellie’ Clossion
Alma Closson
Wthel Minter
Marian Boyles
Frankie Kemper
Icle Jenking
Sybe Schutter
Mra. Johnson
Pearl Smith
Boy Tries SCTI Case Then Turns to Telegram for Reward
A youth seeks help after failing to locate the proper party in a SCTI case. He turns to Telegram of vice and reports a reward, hoping for guidance or payment.
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Lyon
Marriage License Report and Recital Date Change in Cumberland
Monday morning Cumberland News reports David Albert Byrd and Evelyn Hopes have obtained a Cumberland marriage license. Miss Cora Atchison’s music class will present two recitals at St Mark’s Lutheran Church, now July 6 and July 10, with the first recital unchanged and the second date altered from July 7.
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Cumberland
Cumberland, MA
David Albert Byrd
Evelyn Hopes
Cora Atchison
S T Mark
Lattheran Church
Local residents and candidates visit city on Monday
James N. Knox from Shinnston, Abert R. Shinn of Reynoldsville, Ada Bartlett from Washington DC visiting the Bartlett home, Col John W. Carpenter of Salem, Joseph G. Jackson of Jane Ley a Democratic state senate nominee, FLN Alderson of Richwood a Democratic congressional nominee, 14 in the city.
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James N. Knox
Shinnston
Abert R. Shinn
Reynoldsville
Ada Bartlett
Washington, D.C
Nathan Bartlett
John W. Carpenter
Salem
Joseph G. Jackson
Jane Ley
FLN
Alderson
Richwood
Congress
Local Notes From 410 Clay Street Area
J A Love returns home from Detroit after a week tending busts hens matters. W B Fletcher and Wayne Agnew spend weeks at Battle Creek. Mrs Philip Steptoe returns from Parkersburg. Miss Ethel Purnad of New York invites Mrs E Bryan Templeman. Misses Tousse and Virginia Davie home from New England visit. John Hart Jr returns from Cornell and stays with father at Walda. Mr and Mrs William Hy Lows go to Mt Lake Park. Ralph Swiger and Char tens Tate leave for Denver to visit several days.
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Clay Street
J. A Love
Detroit
Mich
W. B. Fletcher
Wayne Agnew
Battle Creek
Philip Steptoe Han
Parkersburg
Misa Ethel Purnad
New York
E. Bryan Templeman
Tousse
Virginia Davie
New England
John Hart, Jr
Cornel
John B. Hart
Walda
William Hy Lows
Mt Lake Park
Ralph Swiger
Chartens Tate
Denver
Colo
Peters family plans summer coastal trip to California
Mrs Ty Peters and Miss Mia Caprig Peters will depart on No. 9 to the Pacific coast and stay until early September. From Chicago they travel via the Canadian Pacific to San Francisco, visiting Los Angeles and San Diego. On return they visit Mrs S G Johnson of Prescott, Arizona, and Mrs W Guy Merritt of Taos, Colorado, plus other relatives.
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E. Peters
Mia Caprig Peters
Pacifi
Chicago
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Sant Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
G. Johnson
Prepcott, Ari
Automobile Strikes Embankment Then Porch at Chestnut Street
A young unnamed driver lost control of a car on a narrow Chestnut Street embankment, veering onto the porch of Mrs. Johnson’s boarding house. The car sustained slight damage, one porch post broke, and the driver escaped injury.
Storm hits chautauqua tent. woman dies in Grafton
A sudden Sunday night storm blew down a chautauqua tent in Grafton. Mrs J P Jeffreys, 55, died from the shock while a young girl suffered a dislocated limb. Many others were injured with minor bruises and cuts. The incident occurred as attendees sought shelter from the weather.
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Grafton
J P. Jeffreys
Italian Beneficial Society Organized in County
The Hallin Benoffelsl Society forms to promote social welfare education and mutual aid among Italian residents. Officers for the first year include President Ai Morending and other listed members, with a focus on cultural and civic activity for the Italian community.
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Hallin Benoffelsl Society
Tres
Ai Morending
Ytco
Fs Lantert
Financator
Tary
Sam Lista
Correponding
Ay Mucchy
Ton Mom Angotti
Chintons
Michele Onecrus
Paolo Ramana
Clusappe Cripple
Giuseppe Panzaredas
Angvhy Gruntano
Frivk Rudis Ang Con Mitluemen
Glideppe Martine
Frank Cuvello
Antonio Rigi
Angela Canterlor
Tony Giltberti
Domnico Fate
Alberto Caldareil
Tam Carniyy
Frank Dy Vite
Glivenee Gorpon
Domenico Graziani
Ani
Urls
Uline
Hatfield Progress in War Refugee Aid Debate
The article notes Hatfield urging passage of a bill amid a war era influx of Atlantic refugees and displaced Chinese workers. It mentions W. Woodall at Wald a Hotel Pew and domestic enterprise sustaining supply lines, with references to Randolph County and Georgetown.
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Atlentic
Charavors
Nias Deon Muito
Kandelgh Poumiy
Bic
Ehvoxe
Ward
United Brutes
Waldo
Randolph
Senator Works Proposes National Capital World’s Fair Plan
Washington July 4 Governor Hauteld of West Virginia urges passage of Senator Works Californian authored measure to create a permanent world’s fair in the national capital. The plan would regulate exhibits and build permanent pavilions for states Hawaii and Alaska with their grants and permanent national showcases.
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Washington
Hillel
Han Een
Af Works
New Fork
State
Hawaii
Alaxli
Harnny
Virginia
Mhr
Warky
Govenor Hauteld
Cok
M. Harepet
Eli Laeu
Harper
Two Encounters Near Santiago Reported In July Skirmishes
Washington July 3 Two encounters near Santiago Santo Domingo July 1 between American Marines and revolutionist bands are reported by Rear Admiral Cuperton. One Marine Private Mills of the Thirty first Company was washed and three Marines were wounded in the engagements.
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Washington
Santiago
Santo Tmingo
Mills
Navy Department
Cuperton
Canal defense urged wider zone south and north of canal
Gen. Clarence R. Edweards reports to Congress that the United States should purchase land on both sides of the Panama Canal Zone. He recommends extending American territory fifteen miles in each direction from the canal to bolster defense.
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Clarence R. Edweards
Panama Canal Zone
Mrale
Congress
United States
Canal Zone
Canal
Body of Harley T. Francis Recovered After Drowning
July 3 Charleston reports the body of Harley T. Francis of Buckhannon member of Company G First Infantry drowned in the Great Kanawha River Saturday morning and recovered by Sunday evening about one mile below the drowning point. He was taken to an undertaker in Charleston.
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Charleston
Harley T. Francis
Buckhannon
Kanawha River
Marriage License Issued to Harold D Anderson and Ora Richardson
A marriage license was issued Monday to Harold D Anderson and Ora Fi Richardson.
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Harold D. Anderson
Ora Fi, Richardson
Fourth of July saloon closures ordered in Fayette county
Porth. iy annociaray raeyel TINIONTOWN, Pa. July 3. Judge J. Q. Vanswearingen of the common pleas court announced from the bench that every saloon, brewery and distillery in Fayette county must remain closed all of the Fourth of July. Summer hotels in many mountain resorts are affected by the decision.
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Iy Annociaray Raeyel
Tiniontown
J. Q. Vanswearingen
The
Common Pleas Court
Fayette County
Volunteer Captain Named in West Virginia Regiment
Thom Francis of Withysburg, a Spanish-American War veteran, began active duty on the local volunteer company to join the Mirat regiment. U.S. Congressman At large Neely of Fairmont leads West Virginia volunteers and named Francis captain of the local company, recalling their service together in the prior war.
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Thom Francis
Withysburg
West Virginia Volunteers
M. Neely
Fairmont
War Department
Morleo
Neely
Francis
Richwood Leaders Meet on New County Proposal
In Richwood on Saturday evening a meeting of leading citizens discussed forming a new county from parts of Nicholas, Webster, and Greenbrier, with Richwood as county seat. Rev R S Eakridge was named chairman and L A Thomas secretary. a general affairs committee was appointed to organize and report to the next legislature.
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A. Ly
Craig
Exemayor
W. D. Mo Chung
J. J. Dotson
Nicholas Republican
T. C G. Williams
House of Delegates
N. Henger
Thia
Auto Crash Involving Four Youths Near Illinois City
A Sunday morning SUV wreck near Ill. city injures four youths including driver Glenn Swiger and passenger Roy Coon. The car, recently purchased, was demolished. two others fled the scene, while Swiger and Coon suffer head and chest injuries. Authorities note possible internal injuries for Coon and ongoing care at a local hospital.
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Suvinston
Ily
Narod
Alan Swiger
Dor
Swiger
ULEHI
le Roy Coon
Swigne
Glenn Bwiger
Nephew Burial Notice From City Families
A funeral notice mentions the burial of a beloved nephew of Mrs Rightor of Rhinneion and Mrs Scott Thayer of the Willard imines. It lists the deceased as a nephew of Ayi and Yeoman Leogy now Lowther, with burial plans connected to 1046 Platnyitle road, Madinonvile.
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Eoy FE
Ayi
Leogy
Lowther
Hurnday
Jarer Ronldetler
Platnyitle Road
Madinonvile
Mre Bi Rightor
Rhinneion
Scott Thayer
Willard Imines
Rotflement
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed By Local Praise
An advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as effective for backache and kidney trouble. It cites Mrs. W. from Corder, Pennsylvania, claiming dramatic relief after use and urges readers to choose the product over unknown remedies. The piece emphasizes testimonials from nearby residents to support the claim.
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Adel Gnjen
Corder
Pennoylvent
Umar T
Doan
Lok
Absinthe Banned Across Italy and European Nations
Italy joins other European states in prohibiting the manufacture importation or sale of absinthe. The move tightens controls on the spirit amid concerns over its health effects and public order.
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Italy
No Man in Clarksbury Needs Coat to Stay Cool
In Clarksbury, people are advised that no man must carry his coat on his arm to keep cool. The message emphasizes practical comfort without sacrificing appearance amid growing heat.
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Clarksburg
Mask to Hide Eyes Sparks Invention Rumor
A cryptic note suggests an opaque eye mask designed to obscure vision, rumored to be invented for privacy. The message hints at a hidden project or persona use, but few details clarify its origin or purpose.
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