Notice of Real Estate Sale in Harrison County WV
Notice is hereby given that Homer W Williams special commissioner by order of the Chancery Court of Harrison County West Virginia will sell at public outcry on Saturday July 2 1916 at 1 30 PM the property described as Lot 20 in J Parrish Addition Wallace Town Harrison County West Virginia with dwelling house at Main Street corner of lot No 35 running 86 feet to a stake 164 feet to a stake 82 percent feet to a stake and 40 feet to the beginning sold on one third cash and balance on credit 1 2 years secured by a wearin note and personal security. Dated June 6 1916 Wade Corman Clerk of the Court.
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Homer W. Willams
IBM
Harringe County
West Virginia
Thancary
Los
Selewenk
Trustes
Baninat L
Martin
Harrison County
Widder
Wallace
Harzteon
West Virginis
Main Street
Lot No
Annie
Thenen
Hine
Jon
J. Parrish
Tan
Belog
D. Martin
Harvey W. Harmer
Tristes
Meard
Weed Bank
Lom Williams
Sperint Conant
Wade Comin
Clark
Harlson County
Homer W Williams
Mule
Joe
Wadr Coppman
Newport convention trip for local party leaders set
The Students at Newport Local Party Wil Go, Mr and Mrs T E Harper, Miss Edith Weber, Miss Katherine Weber, and G A Boggess depart tonight on No 12 for Newport R I to attend the International Bible Students Association convention starting July 9. They will visit New York on return. Councilman James Howe will manage the Annex hotel during Mr Harper's absence.
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T. E. Harper
Edith
Katherine Weber
G.A. Boggess
Newport
R. I
International Bible Students’ Association
New York
Harper
James Howe
Annex Hotel
Mr. Harper
Notice of Trustees Sale on West Virginia property
A deed of trust by Marmaduke A Samples and Dora A Samples secures a note. The trustee W M Conaway will sell publically on Tuesday July 3 1916 at 1 pm at the front door of the county court house to satisfy terms of the trust. Parcel includes Cherry Camp Hunt Salem Fork of Zeamitle Creek, in Harrison County, described by metes and bounds, licensed to Marmaduke A Samples and Dora A Samples by Mollison and Newry M Robinsons deed dated October 27 1901. Terms: one third cash, one third in one year, one third in two years with notes bearing interest to convey title. Also notices of sale of other lands in Harrison County include lot 141 in the town of Bridgeport and reserved coal rights previously sold, with sale set for July 15 1916 at 5:30 pm at the front door of the court house.
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Marmaduke A. Samples
Dora A. Sample
W. M. Conaway
Tister
M. Conaway
Hinrman County
West Virginia
Court House
Cherry Camp Hun
Salem Fork
Zeamllereek
Yurrlaog
Lani
M.A
Dora A
Be Fe Molloson
Newry
Mt. Stobinson
Hutrin County
Wolf Summit Birthday Picnic At Williams Home
Robert Williams celebrated his third birthday with a June 6 to 8 picnic at the Williams home. Attendees included Dick DaVough Trest Lou DaVough Deloria Cummings Esther Healey Martha Westfall Eldim Bernell and Virginia Dave Gawthrop. Also noted are Fourth of July travels and a June 22 1916 date with Duncan Lodge as trustees and T O Sutron as counsel.
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Wolf Summit
Robert Willams
Teed Williams
Dick, Trest
Lou DaVough
Deloria Cummings
Esther Healey
Martha Westfall
Eldim Bernell
Virginia Dave Gawthrop
J. B. Corbin
Grel Stroup
Pittsburg
Brooklyn Eagle questions suffrage plank and aims at federal amendment
The Brooklyn Eagle protests the St Louis suffrage plank, arguing it offers only a party endorsement while real change requires a federal amendment. It notes state-by-state hurdles, with examples from New Hampshire New Mexico Indiana Illinois and seven others, saying suffragists seek nationwide rights and oppose Mr Wilada’s plan.
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Brooklyn Eagle
St Louia
Elvte
the Eagle
Thesime
St. Louis
Democraic
Brooklyn Bugle
New Hampshire
New Mexico
Indiana
Illinois
Wilada
Copyright
Evening Mail Syndicate, Inc
Fourth of July Scenes in Wolf Summit
N Z Freeman and neighbors spent the Fourth at Clarks. Mr and Mrs Hiram Bartlett visited Clarksburg with daughter Mrs Roy McGothn of Stedley Heights. Raymond Rady of Clarksburg joined Wolf Summit friends for the holiday. A glimpse of Wolf Summit homes and businesses sparked patriotism as Old Glory floated in many sections.
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N. Z. Freeman
Clarks
Hiram Bartlett
Clarksburg
Roy McGthn
Stedley Heights
Raymond Rady
Wolf Summit
Death of Allen Oldfield at Adamston from meningitis
Allen Oldfield aged 14 of Adamston dies after a short illness. Son of Mr and Mrs Walter Oldfield he leaves six brothers and sisters. Funeral services are set for Saturday afternoon with burial in Greenlawn cemetery.
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Allen Oldfield
Walter Oldfield
Adamston
Greenlawn
Odd Fellows to Hold Maryland West Virginia Union Outing
The Odd Fellows of Maryland and West Virginia plan a union outing on Saturday July 22 at Mountain Lake Park Maryland. A fee on arrangements is set with A Fred Waxatt of Clarksburg as chairman and A White of Mountain Lake Park overseeing details. An extensive program includes addresses by leading order members in both states plus music boating baseball tennis bowling and athletic contests. Special rail connections have been granted for members by the Pennsylvania and Ohio railroads.
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Odd Fellows
Maryland
West Virginia
Mountain Lake Park
A. Fred Waxatt
Clarksburg
A. White
Iui
Order
Tt and
Ohio Railroad
Cement Sloges and Building Materials Ad
An old advert highlights powdery lime plaster cement splice and related building supplies. Mentions Bath and Md Baty Bae with pricing and specialty emphasis on cement and plaster goods.
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Hse
MD Baty
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