Broadus Senior Class Completes School Work
The Broadus Senior Class of 100 percent completed their courses at the Broadly Institute. At First Baptist Church, Principal Warts presided as Professor Marlowe opened with invocation. Graduates included Elizabeth Ma, George Nestor Holden, Mary Virginia Homer, Cecil C. Reed, Grace Sprinkle, and others across science, formal, music, and mixed departments. Performances featured Mozart and a robust musical display by Misses West, Simmons, Jowell, and Atchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atemediate
First Baptist Church
Churete
Marlowe
Mailies
Lmving
Department of Music
Ytha Elizabeth Ma
George Nestor Holden
Mary Vinsinia Homer
Esta Beulaty J.von
Cecil C. Reed
Grace Sprinkle
Mary Elizebeth Stesle
William WW. Walters
George White
Nellie Burr Russelt
Stata Lewin
Institute
Mise
Mary Vinsinin
Horner
Stunens
Mise Hornee
America
Mata Ver
Lyon
Amin
Elizabeth Harret Browning
Gearzin Elliote
Sheila Tooele
Mitton
Stakespeare
Abe
Cecil Cy
Iris
Ecclesiastica
Tisuriea
Sally Ninetien Amd
Grets
Uim
Thix Thesir
Tetay
Aix
Jyst
Dois Mitchell
United Mine Worker's Asseiation
State Bankers Meeting Opens In Barkersburg
Prominent bankers from several states gather in Barkersburg as West Virginia Bankers Association convenes. J D Baines of Charleston calls meeting to order while ex comptroller Charles Dawes awaiting arrival to deliver an address before departing for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Barkers
Tog
J.D. Baines
Charleston
Charles Dawes
Banke
West Viro
Ares HM
Landis
Columbia National Bank
Pittsburg
TS. Zimmerman
Estebier Mellon
Miss Talla Dye Announces Engagement and Retirement
Miss Talla Dye a math teacher at Bruuldas Institute retires at term end while confirming engagement to Dr Hi Skatins beer. The wedding date is not yet public but will occur soon at an early date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talla ‘T. Dye
Bruuldas Institute
Hi. Skatins Beer
Frien
Prayer Meeting Canceled Tonight at First Prabyterian
Due to ongoing repairs at First Prabyterian shuni the prayer meeting is canceled tonight. The church will resume worship next Sunday and the fall that Bay will be ready for services.
Quiet Episcopal Wedding At Sixtersville Church
Miss Sukna Primm wed Mr O Waiman in Christ Episcopal church with Rev Dowell officiating. The ceremony opened with readings and hymns, the gown described as white point d esprit with a full train. Afterward the couple planned a Clarkebune honeymoon and Mrs Mord Lewis to host a Thursday euchre club event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Society
Miss Primm
DR. White Man
Christ Episcopal Church
Sukna Primm
Jobs D. Peis
Father O. Waiman
Synnesota
Christ Episopal Church
Dowell
St. Patl's Episcopal Church
Sixtersville
Ode Reynolds
Charles Hote
Bahan
Wells
St.aad
Minnesota
Peema
Marriage Licenses Released In City Ledger
Mines Wy Molngweevethy andl aay obtained a marriage license today as recorded in the city ledger with standard filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molngweevethy
Mayor Crile Audits Pennsylvania Visit On Garbage Furnace
The mayor reports a thorough inspection of a Dixon garbage crematory furnace in Mikesport Pa. He argues the furnace is odorless and sanitary, reducing all waste to ash, with no odor or smoke escaping, and concludes it would be no more objectionable than a coal or other factory near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pistor
Telerraii
Hixon
Itel Point
Clarkabaurg
Gartage
Mikoesport
Furmuor
Perain
Ciy
Graduation exercises close at college amid prize awards
Prof Swart presented diplomas to fourteen graduates after the music program led by Mic Nellie Hart Baxsell and four pianists. Prizes were announced by Rev Peters and Prof Swart, including the Swarts prize to William Walters and the Mount Me Danes prize to John W Brown, with a new Bible prize for best recitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Hart Baxsell
Swarts
Mises Mable Shim
Estelle Nestaas
Genevieve Haymaker
Alan Haysmaker
Rowini’s
Tanemie
Profesor Swart
Fiven
Willian WW. Walters
John W Brown
Vocal instructor leaves Broaddus in health related departure
Mite Martha Ko Roberts will not remain with the Institute. She will move to a rowdrowl in Heiver Dam Michigan on account of her health. Her work here has term of the Mishent character and impact on both patrons and management of the academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ko Roberts
Heiver Dam
New Livery Stable Opens on Pike Street Near Elk Creek Bridge
Thigh Stout Lloyd Queen and Mr. Wine tere open a livery stable on Pike Street near Elk Creek Bridge. They have purchased complete equipment and boast a splendid string of horses. The partners plan enterprise growth and seek local business support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thigh Stout
Lloyd Queen
Mr. Wine
Pike Street
Elk Creek Bridge
Remains Shipped to Bridgeport Amid Funeral Notices
The remains of three months old infant Mrs. Hamilton Riley were shipped Wednesday morning to Bridgeport after an early morning death noted in the Roy als addition. The brief item confirms transit details and regional acknowledgment of the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itn
Hamilton Riley
Royals
Twitgeport
Ariel
Lincoln’s Assassin Found in Oklahoma
The article identifies the Lincoln assassin as David E. George. Parties naming him include Junius Brutus Booth, Joseph Jefferson, and Clara Morris. A confidential clerk and acquaintance are noted among those who identified him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. George
Junius Brutus Booth
Joseph Jefferson
Clara Morris
St. Louis
Enid
Oklahoma
Junius Hewtay Boot
Jin Wilkes Booth
Linevis
John Wilkes Booth
George
Booth
K. L. Bates
Memphis
Tenn
Mic Bates
Onte
Virginia
Tates
Buddy
Bell
Bind
Garretts
Kentucky
Glenroxe Mills
Texas
Sk, Helen
Salem raid leads to arrests in alleged speakeasy case
Constables raided Dudley Pemry's Salem property Tuesday night arresting Pomroy Broadwater and Feggs for running a speakeasy. Pomroy waived examination and posted bonds. the others provided bonds as witnesses and were released. The report also notes the looming grand jury for potential indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Pemry
Salem
Pomroy
CC. Broadwater
Feggs
Samuel WV. Gordon
Pomry
Bous
Witnome
Givige
Nistody
Kitchen Knife Attack Over Cakes Shocks Locals
In Clarkburg a knife fight erupted in a hotel kitchen over cakes. One man slashed another across the throat with a paring knife, narrowly missing fatal injury. The assailants were dismissed by Mr. Seager and no arrests have been reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gera
See
Clarksburg
Serosa
Blake
Seager
Miicin Degeent
Street Car Contract Awarded To Blodgett
F I Blodgett of Wheeling has won the contract for the construction of the Columbian route from Monongah to Middleton for the Fairmont and Clerksburg Traction Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blodgett
F.i. Blodgett
Wheeling
Fairmont, & Clerksburg Traction Company
Momondgah
Middleton
White Pays the Penalty in Court for Assault and Battery
Alaander J. Hall, representative of Revoke Mead company, was assaulted this morning by Loewstte D. White and badly injured. Hall pursued the matter by force, violating White’s injunction. White was found guilty after magistrate’s review, fined ten dollars and costs, which he paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Squire Riley
Alaander J. Hall
Revoke Mead Company
Loewstte D. White
Montieylto
Lal
West Wen
White’s
Hall
Ruthie
Miley
Davin
Cor Vietal
Jtation
Assault and Battery in Perk Rangers Incident
Vienry Young, a colored man, faces serious trouble after an assault on Eugene Newsault, a colored man, with Newsome elalvix stating Young threatened to harm him. Mayor Crile has issued a warrant for Young who must answer at 6:30 this evening at the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienry Young
Crile
Henry
Eugene Newsault
Carter Biytight
Young
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Broaddus
Broaddus Classical and Scientific Institute
Roosevelt
Thomas Jefform
Reed
Paris
Frank E. Norrin
George Kevan White
Monroe
Heney Wadsworth Longfellow
Callottor
Bertha Elizabethson
Hein
Evangeline
Sekee Si Fenin
Atinas
Este
Ada Fortney
Frederick Chopin
Hinde Whitcomb
Cowen
Neidlinger
Misa Whitcomb
Afr
George N. Holden
Hollen
Alen
Mardy
William W. Walter
Isebiss
State Bankers Meeting
Parkersburg
Mr. Dawes
Mord Lewis
Pennsylvania
Broaddus Classical and Scientific Instiute
Swart
West Pike Street
Messrs
Stout, Queen and Winters
Bridgeport
Cranny Enere
Lincoln
Pomeroy
Penmoy
Swager Hotel
Lorenzo White
Alexander Hall
Eugene Newsome
Henry Young
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