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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1913
Page
8
In Cleveland on July 31 heat proved deadly. Dickson, 39, and Stella Berger, 58, were affected. Mrs Stella Willard attempted self harm with poison. Heat and related conditions contributed to infant deaths within twenty four hours. Official high reached 96 at noon and 11 at the kiosk.
Members of the Uniform Rank of Lepythian Knights will wear full uniforms and hold a practice drill during the lodge meeting tonight in Braddock. New uniforms have arrived. Work in the second and third degrees is planned at the gathering. Pittsburgh July 31 Frank Sisson and Edward Redman two river boys at Edgar Thomson plant were crushed to death when a heavy steel trigger fell at a new section of the plant.
MP Struon, Parkiprsburg July 31. Deputy Marshal E. D. Hupp, jg 111, suffered a stroke on Latrobe street after returning from state interior where he had official duties. The left side is affected.
Invitation notices a tenth annual open lawn tennis tournament at Bajrmont Country Club in Fairmont to be held the first week of September. Also bid notices from Union District West Virginia seeking contractors for a two room frame schoolhouse in Harrison county with bids due August 7 1913.
Call at 128 W Pike Street to learn club propositions on pianos and player pianos. Direct factory sales save middleman profit. Club members receive instrument guarantees, one year exchange privilege, and if a member dies the company sends a full receipt to the family. Free music and one year free tuning included. Choice of scarf and stool with upright pianos, bench with player pianos.
Real estate ad offers several Clarkburg parcels with prices and terms. A 40 by 120 foot lot facing Orchard Street between two new houses on St. Clair Street priced at 1600 with one third down and balance in one and two years. Also a seven room Daisy Street Broad Oaks property on a 50 by 158 foot lot with oak finish, bath, water and sewer. Other listings include a 33 by 100 foot Charleston Avenue lot for 1300, a Fowler Avenue two story slate roof dwelling on two lots for 2650, a Pike Street brick store and dwelling on 30 by 95 for 4200 with 2000 cash and balance in 1-2 years at 6 percent. Corner lot at Lee and Seventh 33 by 80 for 2300. Two nice Carr Avenue lots 382 by 146 and 32 by 130 feet in a high class residence area.
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