Surprise Sola Honors Mr Jenkins at Northview Home
A surprise sola was held Wednesday night at Mr and Mrs Bo Jenkins home in Northview for Mr Jenkins birthday. Refreshments followed served by Mrs Jenkins with help from Miss Landers and Ross Donahoe. Attendees included E W Burkhamer E O Jenkins and families, Daisy Scheiffer and others, plus many more named locals from Clarksburg area. Upcoming events noted include Treeview meeting and a Women’s Missionary Society gathering at Brad Oaks Daisy street with large attendance. The Clath-Coat District Sunday School Association program and an Equal Suffrage League meeting are listed along with a weekly country club dance tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo. Jenkins
Northview
Mr. Jenkins
Jenkins
Miss Landers
Ross Donahoe
E. W. Burkhamer
Ildien
Koon
Messrs
Ross Schaffer
Clyde Miller
Herbert Smith
Guy Tose
J. R. Caine
Zeell Junkins
Clifton Collins
Brady Sime
Buster Koon
Shorley
Uuckham
Ir Sayre
Ite
A. Armstrong
Morgantown
Clath-Coat District
United Beethre
Adaington
Mra. 0. C. Ridenour
Wolf Summit News Highlights Local Visits and Social Notices
Wolf Summit notes include Ankrows of Parkersburg visiting on business for Standard Oil. Funeral attendance for ohis Fox in Salem. John T. Williams attended Luther Nay funeral in Davison. Mrs Solomon Swiger sold property to Mopongahela Valley Traction Co. and bought from Mrs Dolan to occupy in Wolf Summit. Mrs Alex Cummings visited Hapiney. Dr D H Brumbrugh from Clarksburg visited the Hyss Bliss household. Lena Stuart and Non Hodge guests of the Morrims in Flemington. H J Bilas, South Panel Co. superintendent, visited Clarkeburg. Marie Thompson and Catherine Dolan shopped in Clarksburg. James Maxwell visited James C. Stith erier. Stroup returned from Lew. Sunday school program planned with prayer offering at Methodist-Episcopal church. George C Way and family motor to Salem. Gordon Dolan to Long Brothers Cal Company pay clerk job at Phoenixville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Summit
F. Ankrows
Parkersburg
Standard Oil Company
Ohis
the. Fox
Salem
John T. Williams
Luther Nay
Davison’ Inn
Solomon Swiger
Mopongahela
Jd. Lough
Adamgton
Herdinghter
Alex Cummings
Ilapiney
HD. Brumbrugh
Clarksburg
Wis
Hyss
Bliss
Lena Stuart
Non Hodge
Flemington
Charles Morrim
H. J
Methodist — Episcopal
Salen
Bartlett
Gordon Dolan
Long Brothers’ Cal Company
Phonnixville
Date chosen for Hughes nomination ceremony in New York
The nomination notification for Chayres I. Hughes will occur in New York on Monday July 21 at Carnegie Hall at 9 pm. Chairman Harding announced after a conference with Mr. Hughes and National Committee Chair Wilcox. The morning meeting included Republican leaders Francis F. Brown PA attorney general and Representative William S. Vare of Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chayres i. Hughes
New York
Ppm
Carnegie Hall
Harding
Committee of Notteation
Hughes
Wilcox
National Committee
Francis F. Brown
Pennsylvania
William S.vare
Local Visitors and Trips From Salem and Nearby Towns
Personal notes list A. A. Reilly of Salem spending the day in the city. Joseph Praker of Fairmont was here Thursday. Carl T. Leatherwood of Parkersburg was a business visitor Thursday. Bi. B. Ferrell of Parkersburg is a guest of C. T. Martin on First street. E R Rinard of Charleston is here on business. Mrs Mollie OBuses and Mrs John Norris head to Atlantic City for ten days then tour Virginia before returning. W. M. Bryant is a city hunter from Fairmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Reilly
Salem
Joseph Praker
Fairmont
Carl T. Leatherwood
Parkersberg
Bi. B. Ferrell
Parkersburg
C. T. Martin and Family
First Street
E.R. Rinard
Charleston
Mine Mollie oBuses
John Norris
Atlantic City
Virginia
W. M.ryant
Remark on Angora Zoat Wool and Meat Consumption
A continuation notes Angora goat yields thirty inches of wool per shearing and cites that humans consume about 47 billion pounds of meat annually.
Six Progressives Named to Hughes Campaign Committee
New York July 1 six Progressives were named to the Republican campaign committee supporting Hughes. William J Wilcox announced six names from New York New Jersey Ohio California and Washington plus eleven Republicans on the national executive committee. The lineup includes George W Perkins Oscar 8 Strain Everett Colby James R Garfield Harold L Ickes Chesler 8 Rowell Herbert Parsons and others with Reynolds as secretary. The committee expected to meet soon to elect officers including treasurer and vice chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Haysual
William J. Wilcox
Republican Executive Committee
Mr. Wilcox
George W. Perkin
Orcur
Straits
New York State
Everett Colby
New Jersey
Jamies R. Garfield
Ohio
Harold L. Ickes
S]hioly
Chesler
Rowell
California
Messrs. Perkins
Strain
Herbert Pardons
William UT. Crockat
Pennsylvania
Reynolds
John T. Adams
Town
F. W. Estabrook
New Hampshire
James A. Hemenway
A. T. Burt
Kentucky
R. 0. Howell
Nebraska
Alvah H .Martin
Virginia
A. Parking
Washington
Charlot B. Warren
Michigan
Ralph Ee
Williams
Oregon
James HB. Reynolds
Wilcox
John W. Megrath
Roosevelt
Oscar K. Davis
George B. Cortelyou
Oo Diy
Hughes
Nhe
Som
Gund
Andal
William Barnes
Mr. Parson
Mr. Barnes
Parsons
Northview street paving praised by townsfolk
July 12 community notes commend a city effort to pave Turnpike Street from Barnes’s crossing to Loventt Street and related streets. Mayor A L Matthew leads a push for better sidewalks, curbing, and lawns as Northview aims to shed mud, attract wholesale business, and grow into a modern suburb of Clarkburg. Fireworks history and Cumberland Footer dye plant details are briefly mentioned as local context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Jelly
Northview
Barnes's Crossing
Loventt Stront
Raventh
Goff Avenue
Park
A. L. Matthew
Shemud
Puyol
Bincs
Dolla
Clarksburg
Mountabeattite
Footer Arrives in Baltimore To Inspect German Dye
Thomas Footer head of Footers Dyeworks Cumbarlang arrives in Baltimore to oversee the dye import brought from Germany on the submarine. A large portion is expected to go to the Footers works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Thomas Footer
Footer
Cumbarlang
Germany
Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A faded advertisement urges every family to keep Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during wet months. It promises value and readiness, noting appeal for summer usage and urging immediate purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Stila
Bridgeport News Event Details At Center and Camp
A local Bridgeport notice lists residents visiting relatives and a regiment camp scene from Charleston. It notes Mr A G Dayle planning a visit to Saloni and Mrs Thrasher visiting parents, plus moves of Honnlestout and other families to Center Street. A Fort Pearce school reception highlights community reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Dayle
Celery
Miles
Nowak
Thay Martrett
Canionn
Keater’y Wurker
Mtn. Kreatur
Wid
Afra
Mary Crlox
Charkaburg
Amd
Mallett
Winbother
Giwttoni
Shyphan
George Suuphan
Evilys
Galeni Soittins
Ann
Mira
Heather
Chiples
Stephiin
Mars
Koenbuen
Wad
Grieselll
Piynt
Charleston
Mra
Roy ‘Thrasher
Thrasher
Saloni Wednarday
Mrs
Honnlestout
Center Sire
Ray Tarbett
Mike Anta
Chenda
Xing
Automobile Collision at Arbuton Park Injures Driver
An auto driven by Curtin H. Printy collided with another vehicle under the Monongahola Valley Trai on Company's treatla at Arbuton Park early Thursday morning. No vehicle was badly damaged and the other car had minor damage. One driver, Notter, was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtin H. Printy
Monongahola Valley
Arbuton Park
Notter
Famous Manhattan Shirts Prompt Summer Arrival Parade
We extend thanks to readers yet urge new customers to inspect the summer arrivals in Manhattan. Amar Silk Shirts lead the lineup with other fine styles, offered at prices from 1.00 to 6.00 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattans
Amar
Manhattan
Summer ties showcase new plowing end designs and wide widths
A vivid catalog introduces summer ties featuring Sills Crepe and Erenel fabrics in multiple widths. Amant stripes and bat wing patterns appear amid hundreds of Tica options for shoppers seeking varied textures and colors.
Pacing Race In Youngstown Cited By Rail Employees
A chaotic report from Madrid cites railway workers striking over conditions as Edmund Denhames watches Direct Ball win two heats in a 2 70 time trial. Denharmy praises the performance of his horse and blames the disruption on protests reaching the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Tor Hiavan Denpatel
Direct Hell
Edmund Denhames
Youngstown
Denharmy
Konia
Notice to Contractors Paving Three Miles in County
Notice to contractors states a ride will be received at the County Road Engineer's office at URL 2 o'clock Wednesday August 2 for the paving of three miles of ready road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
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the Furniture Store OF Quality
Mola Direct
The
Cage
Chicago Dairy
Shey
Telegram
Cate Elem
Treeview
Women’s Benefit Association of the Minccabees
Irwin
West Mire and ‘Hind Streets
Maple
Woman's Missonary Society
First Presbyterian Church
B. J. Maple
Daisy Street
Brad Oaks
Equal Suffrage League
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Bell-Ans
Liston
Pike Street
Truck Farms
Norwood
Glenn B. Waters
Little Town
Mankind
Harley
Girl Barber
Georgia
Kather Clary
Esther Clary
South
Atlanta
Bondool
Europe
Liv
Florence
Congo
Africa
Pool Plant
Hooter
Cumberland
Bridgeport
Wa Tt Brothers
Hill Bros
Dentists K
P. Sldg
Bhertha Kresiden
Third Street
Nusbaums
Wing Waren
Harbert
Auto Livery Co
Clarksburg Trust
Dyne Tit Ih
SiMe
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