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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
14
Wheeling June 3 Following labor troubles the Wheeling creek steel mill of the Whitaker Glessner Company has resumed operations with 00 men out of work It is further stated that from now on the pilot will be operated full time.
Fragmentary excerpt discusses women’s suffrage thoughts and notes an external remedy named Mothers Friend claimed to ease surface and deeper tissue effects. Mentions nerves and internal organs, with a location cited as 703 Lemar Ride, Atlanta, Ga, as a promotional note for a friend’s instructive item.
Bridgeport June 3 A long column lists residents and visitors: Miss Dale Stout of Wheeleran College guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Horton Stout, Rev C W Stephan of Friendsville Md. Mr and Mrs J H Samborne returning from Martinsville Ind. Miss Lucy Calloway of Mannison guest of Mrs Watson Jobson. Mrs Creek and grandmother Mrs ter. Miss Zelma Powell and Miss Friday Nuzum guests of Powell cousins Miss Pansy Graves. Mr Sylvine Ledon and grandmother Mrs Elizabeth Golden. J A Norris of Weston guest of sister Mrs C B Taylor. Mrs Joseph Hartman serious. Mrs Alice Williams of Zanesville and Mrs Mattie Fletcher of Salem visiting relatives. Other items mention Aubrey Barnes business visitor at Shimmston, Marshall Brown Confederate reunion in Atlanta, F B Davisson paying home debt free decor. Miss De Ross Morgantown guest of her mother Mrs George Brown. Mrs George Parr patient at Baltimore hospital. Mrs Mattie E Wilson of Titusville Fla visiting Rev F A Gardner. Miss Cora Chorpening Clarkburg guest of mother Mrs Sarah Chorpenne. Miss Grace Keyes Clarksburg business visit. Miss Ora Carpenter returned from Parkersburg visiting aunt Mrs J W Gardner. Mrs John Tyson insomner sister Mrs A E Meeks of Later. Miss Lena and Jessie Stutler teachers at chie school home in Williamstown. James Babb Phipps guest of sister Mrs John Moore. Mrs G F Clark Flemington guest of uncle John Tyson.
Dr Henley of Richmond Va will deliver a historical lecture at O oclock tomorrow night in the Episcopal church house on West Main Street. A male quartet will perform national airs and southern melodies as part of the program. The general public is invited to attend.
Ross and Nay wed Wednesday at Camden Hotel Weston with Weese of Weston officiating. Ross, an employee of Koblegard wholesale house, is son of Mrs. W. R. Ross. Nay, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Nay of Roanoke, will reside in the city after a wedding trip to the West. The Needlecraft Club was entertained by Mrs HL Miller at her Wallace home. Flower Mission Day will be observed in Fair Grounds Fairview Park suburb with a program and flowers for distribution. lunch to follow. Mr and Mrs B F Patton of Barfisville are visiting in the city.
Funeral services are set for Martha B Hannah aged one year daughter of Mr and Mrs Si Fl Hen nah of Northview. She died of pneumonia at 3 am and will be laid out at 1 pm Thursday at the Hannah home. The body will be taken to Washington Pa on an early train Friday for burial. Dr Hannah a machinist at Hazel Atlas Glass Northview plant.
In practice off San Pedro the K-5 moved at an unknown speed within 4,000 yards with two torpedoes fired at a possible enemy. Officers and crew express confidence in winning the naval trophy for a perfect score in battle practice.
Governor Hatfield on Thursday negotiated two loans totaling 170 900 dollars the second since the close of the recent special legislative session. The move aims to provide funds to meet state demands until July with additional loans possible if needed and the new tax measures to take effect.
The second state uniform exams for school teachers are held at the Pierpoint School Building under Superintendent Morrisons, assisted by Romine Lawson Coffman. Tomorrow’s closing session features participants listed with names and addresses across elementary and high school levels, including Mannington, Clarksburg, Shinnston, and Bristol.
Sherman Robinson 46 died Monday at his Harrisville home and his funeral was held yesterday afternoon in Parkersburg attended by few local friends. A former prominent lawyer and Republican legislator, he was admitted to practice in 1896 and was active in state litigation and the judiciary committee. Survived by wife Exz and two daughters Geraldine and Nelle. Jane, 3. Five hundred horses are being consigned to England for the British Army through the Chesapeake and Ohio line with 15,000 passing through Newport News in two weeks. Dr Gough, British surgeon, is stationed here to inspect horses in need of care.
Cottage prayer meeting will be held from 3 2 4 0 until 20, Friday morning, at the residence of Mrs. Mecunor, Chestnut Street, with Mrs Tod as teachers.
Berlin dispatch reports that to ease flour supply concerns prices of various breads will be reduced across greater Berlin all on the same day June. Baking of small loaves from white sourdough will again be permitted.
The Rumsey Society has contracted for a granite monument seventy five feet high and five feet in diameter to honor James Rumsey, inventor of the first steam boat. It will overlook the Potomac where Rumsey tested steam navigation and its cost is 315,200 dollars.
June 3 London report notes the traditional Derby at Epsom was skipped this year. The piece reflects on London's long held Derby Day as a popular sporting event and links the omission to a national crisis currently facing the country.
June 3 reports a mysterious woman in white seen near stores and churches, sparking jokes or concerns. Updates note residents and visitors, with local events including a baseball game, guests at homes, and routine illness and recovery notes among Industrial residents.
Peter Martin, held in the county jail, was arrested as he stepped from a Broad Oaks street car near the courthouse on Wednesday evening by Deputy Sheriff Lace Wolfe on a capias. He faces criminal court trial on a bootlegging whiskey charge after a grand jury returned an indictment against him.
Fragmentary lines indicate advice on relief for pains and ailments. The text references Florence and a write up about prompt relief, suggesting a column or notice offering tips or remedies for discomfort and health issues.
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