Practical Housewares Offered At Closely Marked Prices
A large assortment of bowls vases chafing dishes plank steak boards bean pots trays flower pots and more to ornament halls porches parlors libraries dining rooms music rooms and dens. These practical pieces are offered at closely marked prices to ensure successful selling of the collection.
Social events and entertainments across Clarksburg
A society page notes floral decorations by Mia Reing for a November social luncheon at 2 o'clock with bridge at five tables and a large afternoon tea service. It lists numerous ladies from Suffolk to Philadelphia, a Women’s Christian Temperance Union gathering hosted by Mrs James Payne, an auto trip by Dr. Jacobs and family, a Maccabees dance in Hoffman Hall with the Denza Orchestra, a large auto tour planned by prominent locals, and Euchre Club hospitality hosted by Mrs William Evnitz, all reflecting active social life.
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Mia Reing
Henry Haysigno
Mise Frost
Mize Garrard
Myrie
Suffolk
Giardia Duine
Dudley D
Britt
Chara. Mord Lewis
Emma Davis
James Payne
Young People's
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Weat Pike Street
Olnndus West
Hoffman Hall
Clarksburg
Ladies of the Maccabees
Musle
Denza
J. M. Devine
Mra
L. J. Wersting
Gerrard
Canne Manley
Reed
Butson
Trial This Evening in Park Reed Case in Police Court
The Park Reed case on a charge of being drunk and insulting women in the street was continued until this evening with Reed remanded to fall. A second man was deported for defaulting on a drunkenness fine. Mayor Frank R. Moore presided at the session.
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Park Reed
Frank R. Moore
Marriage License Issued To Cayaniss Dean And Mabel Armstrong
A marriage license was issued to Cayaniss Dean and Mabel Armstrong, both described as colored. A. J. Lodge arrived as a business visitor Tuesday from Bridgeport.
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Cayaniss Dean
Mabel Armstrong
A. J. Lodge
Bridgeport
Violin Recital Postponed by Sudden Illness
The violin recital by Ruth Kemper at First Baptist Church was postponed from last Tuesday evening due to the vocalist's sudden illness and will be held next Tuesday.
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Ruth Kemper
The
First Baptist Church
Imperial Oil and Gas Projects Boost Lafayette Ramsey Farm Output
In Rulingoro area operations to Ritehle county surge with new wells. On the Lafayette Ramsey farm three miles south of Eilenboro a strike increases production to twenty five barrels per hour. Rigs Nos. 7 and 4 are up on the same farm and a rig is being erected on the Charles Broadwater farm next to Ramsey.
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Rulengoro
Ritehle County
Imperial Oi and Gas Products Company
Lafayette Ramsey
Eilenboro
Charles Broadwater
Ramsey
Freight Wreck Halts Service Between Adamston and Wiisonburg
A freight train derailed between Adamston and Wiisonburg at 4 PM Monday, several cars left the track. Passengers were moved from No 12. The tramline was tied up for hours until a Grafton crew cleared the rails.
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Adamston
Wiisonburg
No. 12
Tramle
Grafton
Last Examination Dates Set for Teachers in Central School
The final uniform examination for teachers this year will be held August 1 and 2 in the Central School building.
Local Visit Mocked By Brief Family Outing
Abraham Sulligan and family from Rooting Creek visited Mrs. Mary Terry of Charksburc and Mrs. T. J. Fisher over the weekend, staying Saturday and Sunday.
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Mary Terry
Charksburc
Hoon
Jyudband
Abraham Sulligan
Rooting Creek
Wes Atetar
Mra
T. J. Fisher
Chamberlains Colic Cholera Remedy Ad Preview
An advertisement text urges readers to buy Chamberlains Colic Cholera Remedy now to be prepared for emergencies before summer. It underscores ease of purchase through dealers and promotes readiness.
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Chamberlain
County Court Takes Recess From Monday Evening Through Thursday
The county court announced a recess starting Monday evening and lasting until Thursday morning. Proceedings paused while matters were delayed. no decisions or rulings were reported during the interim.
Theft at Hutchinson mine Mt Clare prompts mystery and church fete
Between Saturday evening and Monday morning a peculiar robbery struck the Hutchinson mine at Mt Clare. Thieves stole tools including tops of about fifteen miners and damaged others beyond use. The event stunned workers and sparked questions about possible accomplices. Meanwhile the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal church plans a lawn fete on parsonage grounds Saturday evening for church benefits, offering refreshments and inviting all.
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MS. Clare
Hutchinson
Mt. Clare
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist’ Episcopal Church
J. FP. Maxwell and Son
Howard
J. D. Baasell and
Jeffereson,Jr
Henry
Huntington
Baseell
D.W. Cork
Masters Hale and
Creed
New York City
C. B. Davisson
Ohio
Pennsylvania
L. EB. Ressegger
Buckhannon
J. W. Dawson
Omar Hannah
Clarksburg
Amos Hannah
D. S. Kay
Northview
J.sandy
Lost Creek
Viona Post
Weston
Wille ‘Post
Robert Garrett
John Kimmel
Centerville
Russell Rogers
Rogers
Earl ‘Rogers
W.P
Irven Woods
Clarkshure
Robert Woods
Sheldon Law
Iva Stout
Bridgeport
Stephen Davisson
Leon Camp
Ail Fields
Hilkey
Rel
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Main Street
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Hal
Wheeling
Fairmont
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Detroi
Zanesville
Canton
Cleveland
E. L. Spraker
Mary Kathryn
Mra Evnitz
Euchre Club
William Evnitz
Lee Street
Miss Griffin
Aubrey W. Martin
Ritehl County
Burroughs
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Oak Hall Balding
Olarksburg, W
Mount Clare
LA Resista
Oftom
Weber's Flower Store
Weber’s Flower Store
GORE
West Pike Street
Highland Bros. & Gore
Third Street