Morning Wedding And Grand Social At Fairmont Church
Miss None Me Donnell wed David Kennedy in a morning ceremony at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with Rev. Father officiating. Attendants included Agnes McDonnell as maid of honor and Frank Kennedy as best man. The organist was Miss Rosdale Byrd. After the wedding the couple left for Detroit and Pittsburg en route to Fairmont home after August 15. Local attendees from Fairmont, Monongah, Parkersburg, and Pittsburgh were noted. Country club dances and town dinner parties followed.
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Donnell
David Kennedy
Patmop
Agnes McTronnell
Frank Kennedy
Fairmont
Rosdale Byrd
Kennedy
Pittsboro
Detroit
Pittsburg
Aumist
Town
Morta
Charles. Smiith
William Hartley
J. M- Mc=Donnell
Dass
Grace McDonnell
Oir
William McDonnell
Mtonangah
Richard Morrison
Parkershire
Wade Duffy
Sistersville
Thomas Talbott
Monongan
Frances McCarthy
Pittsbore
Virginia Reynolds and Friends Piano Recital Planned
The Ald Society of the Methodist Protestant church will host a piano and reading concert from 7 to 10 PM Thursday at the vacant lot on Third and Mediunie Avenues corner. A full report of the Christian Endeavor convention in Fatement Plant will be presented at the Wednesday service at Syrat Mece terian church with an oral session and light refreshments.
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Cora M. Atchison
Nannie Ove
Mark's Lutheran Church
Mies Corm M
Atchison
Nannie Lowe
St Mark's Lutheran Church
Danse Brossuls
Baker
Wilma Smith
Pauline Newman
Virginia Reynolds
Piato
Engemati
Irene Stout
Minnot
Dodge
Hallie May
Gaylord
Joyous
Messenger
Mathes
Hortenne Pearlman
the Mill
Jensen
Willa Gwynne
Rubenstein
Hortenne
Heloty Pearlman
Au Revoir
Liphner
Thoman Arnett
Sister and I
Elizamith
Fianco of the Dolls
Kinses
Bolum
Pauline Liftte
Schuman
Mise
Virginia Brent
Uncle Mose
Sue Shuttlesworth
Pinno
Whispering Wind
Waldenhaupt
Roberta Maple
Mazorka Nolte
Fontaine
Martha Jolliffe
Tee Crean Rocinl
Liles" Ald Society
Methodist Protestant Church
Crean
Pri
Syrat Meceterian
Christian Endeavor
Tre Christian
One Death an Hour of New York Babies
A brief from New York reports the city facing an infantile paralysis epidemic with about one death per hour. Between Tuesday night and 10 o’clock Wednesday, twelve children died, and 17 more were reported ill in or near apartments, with 226 long-term cases in the city’s outskirts. Doctors note cooler weather and a possible shower may help, while soldiers guard Governor’s Island and restrict visits to families as the outbreak continues.
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Nork
New York C
Apts Dette
Brooklyn
Chaneo
Leonard Wool
Governor'e
Epidonite
Order Revocation Affects 178 Troops Amid Transfers
Charleston July 6 General Toud Worneslay revokes a transfer order moving 178 men from the First Infantry to the Bond Infantry. The action touches two battalions and nine companies of the Second Regiment while troops await new assignments as higher authorities review the situation amid shifting command.
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Bond
Charleston
Toud Worneslay
Ron
Bond Infantry
Ninehine Giur
Watiiodd
Housebreaking charges in Lewis County incident
A young man employed at a local ice cream manufacturing plant was arrested after breaking into a residence belonging to Bowen. The suspect, Weston, encountered resistance and was charged with larceny. Investigation continued as the case moved to county authorities.
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Weston
Winder
Dob Bowen
Bowen
Lewis County
Epidemic Spreads to Newark City
A confusing report describes an epidemic spreading to Newark with fearful impact. It mentions a child named Gear Whitthng er aged three and another boy Ja In a woelona ends fon with deaths and injuries. The text then shifts to a Washington note about suffrage protest interruptions during a Wilson dedication ceremony and an AFL reference.
Miner Chased and Captured by Constable
John Golsuthowska alias John Povich and Pinalekimnlek coat miner Wat were arrested after a long chase by Constable C. Q. Stan on Wednesday, charged with new multhye wind beating him with a milror kid. Willis Camp also arrested Wednesday afternoon in North Bourk Street with three suitcases of whiskey seized by John Z. Tenney, prohibition commissioner, alleging Cutlip made sale of liquor.
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John Golsuthowska
John Povich
C. Q. Stan
Ani
Willis Camp
North Bourk Strow
John Z. Tenney
Domly
Prohibition
Attend Tournament in Fairmont for tennis guests
Mrs Lynn Horner and Mrs Osman Swartz attended a Fairmont tennis tournament today and were guests at a luncheon hosted by Miss Virginia Fleming in honor of out of town visitors. Mr and Mrs James Edwin Watson returned home Tuesday afternoon after their honeymoon.
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Lynn Horner
Osman E. Swartz
Fairmont
Misa Virginia Fleming
James Edwin Watson
Washington envoy to address World Summit Congress in Detroit
Daly Wilken promised to address the World Summit Congress on Wednesday. Representative Poremus plans to attend in Detroit, leaving Sunday, teaching Monday morning, and returning to Washington after two receptions.
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Washington
Wilken Promi
Poremus
World Sulemyanship Congress
Detroit
Notable Reluxation of Guardsmen at Army HQ
Movement of guardsmen highlighted at army headquarters on Wednesday. First Die Kish completed. Almost 8,000 guardsmen stationed at border posts or en route to duty.
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Han Antonio
Troops Detain Battalion at Fort Miles in Pennsylvania Guard
The Wiral bat tallion, first regnant, Pennsylvania National Guard, detained Wednesday at Fort Miles in a reported security operation. The incident occurred in July and involved military authorities detaining personnel from the Pennsylvania unit.
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Wiral Battallion
Pennsylvania National Guard
Fort Miles
Charlie Deal Shipped to Kansas City Blues in Big Lead
After an unsuccessful try out with the St. Louis Browns Charlie Deal is shipped to Kansas City in the Association. He is said to be thriving and hitting over .600 while helping Danny Shay's Blues in a strong race for the flag.
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St. Louis Browns
Charlie Deal
Kans City
Charliee
Danny Shay
Blues
Tragic Death Of Mer. Magale Ta Swiger In Monongahela Valley
Mer. Magale Ta Swiger, 3, wife of H. RR. Swinher, died Tuesday evening after a long illness at Northview. She is survived by her husband and four children. Funeral services are scheduled for Friday morning at eight o'clock with Rev. Mr. Tharewell officiating, burial to follow in Mn Plate cemetery.
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Mer. Magale Ta Swiger
H. RR. Swinher
Monongahela Valley
Sla
Norhomo
Northview
Wohian
Tharewell
Mn Plate
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