Weston Notes and Local Notices From July 127A District
Weston's weekly items report a funeral delayed by a noon train wreck near Floorgh siding with connections to Clarksburg and Jane Lew, plus interment at Breed and Tuesday. Marriage licenses issued by County Clerk Lightburn to Lott Hall and Myrtle Turner. Mollohan and Neille Turner.Anthony Smith and Eile Sinner. Frank Mr. Queen and Milas Mattia King. French Smith and Louie Pireatone. Bridge contracts awarded to Luton and York Bridge Companies of York, PA totaling 2 995 and 8 525. The Standard Bearers Missionary Society plans a fete at Rome of Mira Go on Main Avenue Thursday evening with Woodman Band. Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Bennett and son return from Falliont visit. Jack Stewart, contractor, ill with typhoid at his Kit sonville home. Mrs. J. I. Warder returns from Atlantic City due to daughter’s typhoid fever. Mrs. R. T. Gee and daughter Myrtle visit Clarksburg. Rev. Walter Sinclair family to Rowlesburg for several days. School grounds improvements underway in Weston as open of school approaches. teachers with applications await board decision.
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Clarksburg
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
J. H. Dake
Breed
Jane Lew
M. W.i Lightburn
Lott Hall, Co
Woodman Band
jLoyal Bennett
FalMiont
Nave Raturn
Vester Bennett
Jack Stewart
Mat
Kitsonville
J. I. Warder
Atlantic City
R. T. Gee
Walter
Sinclair
Rowlesbufs
J School
Weston
Local Notes and Visits From Wallae July 17
Mrs Peter Toothman and Grace visited sister T D Bennett on Walnut Avenue then left for Mannington. Emmit Harbert and Jesse Mahony of Clarksburg were recent visitors in Mr Harberts touring car. Mrs Harvey Pultz returned from Clarksburg where her husband is a patient at St Marys hospital. Mrs J B Manear returned from Shintston after visiting her daughter James Moloney was here for business. Karl G Davis is handling business in Clarksburg this week. Mrs T F Lambert and Mrs Kemper attended the Smith funeral at Brown. Mr and Mrs C W Davis of Upper MIddle Run were shopping here Tuesday. J Garrett of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co. who stayed at Little Waldo finished work and returned home in Opie.
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Fultz
J. B.manear
Shintston
James Moloney
James T. Taggart
Worthington
Karl G. Davis
Clarksburg
T. F. Lambert
Kemper
Smith
Brown
Mra
C. W. Davis
Upper Middle Run
J. Garrett
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Wlittle Waldo
Opie
Judge Summoned in Historic County Impeachment Trial
Washington July 17 Judge Archhbald, ninth in county history, was summoned before the Senate to stand trial on charges of high crimes and misdemeanors filed by the Mouse. The proceedings mark a rare impeachment action and test the political climate of the era.
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Washington
Archhbald
Senate
Local Folks Converse During Sunday Visits and Farm Progress
Mary Morris calls on Quintilis Tyncy Sunday eve as she visits Fairmont. Anne Matthey of Salem buys a farm, while Leo Hickman hosts at Cherry Camp run. Edna McGregor of Salem improves after illness. Mrs Bart Carpenter hosts visiting Lamphere family in Salem. Local residents attend gatherings with the Ritter and Hickman households as drilling updates note casing work at Jasper Ritter No 1.
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Kananarsia
Mira
Kotha
Fairmont
Mary Morris
Quintilis Tyncy
Cveaok Wirtickman
Salem
Undian ‘Run
Anne Matthey
Salen
Leo Hickman
Cherry Camp Run
Howard James
Indiay Rim
Jamon Weil
Jasper Ritter
Rolland and
Dennison
Sisley
Findera Dlouy
Aigo
Lloyd Shahan
Hill Garenim
Balem Mo
Edna McGregor
Lamphere
Andover
N. Y
Bart Carpenter
Bertha ‘Tate
Ella Davisson
Cherry Camprin
Political factions clash over state convention leadership
Won rn DON Stix '17 The jon forces the Democratic state convention preserved their organization almost intact in the fight for the selection at the senatorial Tavolbee. The opposition the McGraw faction made a desperate fight to retain control of the state through the committee but in two districts it was routed. Only Murphy of Wood county maintained an old committee position. The McGrawites aimed for state officers, hoping to control the committee. McGraw’s governorship bid was squelched. Thompson’s nomination was agreed to. The new committee is listed: First J B Hardlan Ohio. Second J B Stopner Mar.
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Don Stix
Tavolbee
McGraw
Murphy
Wood County
Domestic Piece Goods On Sale For Shelves Clearance
List describes base shelf emptying stock with prices and colors. Three thousand yards at 10 cents for blue and white seersucker stripes for waists dresses and rompers. Chambray 32 inches wide mixed colors for outfits. Percale bold patterns on white background.
Local Names and Family News From Mt Lake Park Area
A fragment lists residents by grade and surname across counties including Cabell Kanawha Fayette Marion and Berkeley. It notes Mrs J W Thorn returned to Mt Lake Park after a sea trip, introducing her new granddaughter Florence Graham Lewis.
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J. W. Thorn
Mt. Lake Park
Sea
Florence Graham Lewis
Early Harvest Apples Sent In From Wilsonburg
Jacob W Gerrard of Wilsonburg sent in an early harvest of apples described as luscious and Slippled with a limb bearing twenty or more Jonathon apples. He notes his orchard is overrun with fruit and urges readers to consider every help wanted ad in the Telegram.
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Jacob W. Gerrard
Wilsonburg
Jon Jt
R. Gerrard
Uker Opportunity News
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