Best of Feeling Among Veterans at Gettysburg Encampment
A Gettysburg letter from July 3 describes the 1943 Mt. Clare reunion where veterans from both sides showed strong goodwill. He dismisses reports of riot or hostility, noting affectionate scenes and renewed bonds among former Confederates and Union men. The writer blames a bar room brawl on a local bully and stresses enduring unity.
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Gettysburg
Tynesetter
Baikea
Devil's den
Abraham Lincoln
Elopement Unites Miss Johnson and Mr White in Oakland
Miss Marguerite Johnson and Thomas B White, a popular Bridgeport couple, wed in Oakland after eloping due to parental objections. Mrs Johnson is the daughter of Sallie Johnson and granddaughter of J H Harry. Mr White is the son of Fred White, noted local residents. The couple receive warm wishes for a long, happy marriage.
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Eagne
Oaklandy
Bridgeport
Marguerite Johnson
Thomas B. White
Cupid
Oakland
White
Mr. White
Fred White
Reverend Mitchell Sails for Europe on Baltic
The Rev. Charles Baird Mitchell rector of Christ Episcopal church went to New York to visit relatives before a 20 extended European stay. He will be joined Thursday by Charles Smiley and William F Alexander and sail for England on the Baltic, returning to Clarksburg the first of September.
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Charles Baird Mitchell
Christ Episcopal Church
New York
Europe
Methodist church offers teachers training class in Bridgeport
The Bridgeport Methodist Protestant church organized a teachers training class with twenty pupils. Rev J. Phillips named teacher and A Lawson as resistant teacher. Local residents invited to join. Other notes mention family visits and church events in the area.
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Bridgeport
Methodist Protestant Church
Phillips
Lawson
N.ad. Sutton
James Teter
Clarksburg
W. K. Thompson
Wallace
M. D.teter
Teter
Katherine Teter
Oval
Aubrey Barnes
Meadowbrook
Siater
Albert Laurborne
Frank Stout
Earle Lawson
Knottsville
Isan Wilson
Ming Beagle Golden
B. ¥. Taylor
Haywood
Thomas, Bartlett
Flemington
Harvey Taylor
William Bartlett
Green Valley
J. W. Morris
Roy Peshak
Samuel Steele
Miners Strike Bites Paint and Cabin Creeks Lockout
In Charleston on July 7 miners on Paint and Cabin creeks press for demands. After most mines shut down, United Mine Workers orders all non strike mines to reopen or risk organization sanction. In Pittsburg, McKeesport First National Bank closes amid Second National Bank woes.
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Charleston
United Mines Workers of America
M. Pittsburg, Pa
First National Bank of
McKeesport
Second National Bank of
Pittsburg
Administrator calls for debts and claims against Eli E Marsh
All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to or having claims against the estate of IH E Marsh deceased will please present the same for settlement at once to the undersigned at his residence at Wolf Summit West Virginia James C Smith Administrator of the estate of Eli E Marsh deceased
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E. Marsh
Wolf Summit
W. Va
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Martha Olds
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Pearl Wilson
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Glenn Olds
Trap Springs
Missea Oole Dean
Dale Stout
Lucile Lancaster
Mabel Stephan
Luiie Stout
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George Stephan
Fay Higginbotham
Lesley Graves
Roberts Wills
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Chichester
James C. Smith
Eli E Marsh
Dennis
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Walter J, Buzby
the Daily
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Chas, Stein
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Thos, Levin
Parkersburg
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Salem Elias
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Weston T. P. Wright & CO
Anil
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