June Sales Promise Bargain Buys for Shoppers
A newspaper snippet touts aggressive June sales to lure buyers. It emphasizes value, lower prices, and steady business, aiming to draw customers with attractive offers.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1913
Page
5
A newspaper snippet touts aggressive June sales to lure buyers. It emphasizes value, lower prices, and steady business, aiming to draw customers with attractive offers.
Fragments list various sets and items such as cake sets berry sets creamery game sets and chocolate sets with price ranges from £2.20 to 1440 and $3.50 to 20 including toilet sets cracker jars jugs cake plat chop plates spoon trays and related price figures.
An elocutionary recital at Ash Chapel by the Young Peoples Missionary Society features readings duets and solos led by Frank McCamic Grace Rider and others with Miss Genevieve Haymaker and Mrs Harold Gabriel adding vocal performances. A card party by Mrs Edward Wehner honors Miss Genevieve Haymaker with euchre and prizes. Social gatherings continue with Mrs Lloyd Souders hosting the King’s Daughters Circle and a Memorial Meeting of the Stonewall Jackson Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy at Christ Episcopal Church parish house with a Rose-decorated reception and program.
A notes column records a vocal solo by Miss Bessie Bogless appealing remarks by Mrs. George Stone for a Sons of Veterans Camp in Clarksburg. It mentions a surprise party for Mr. Nelson at Northview hosted by Mrs. Weed with several attendees and games. Later social events include a First Methodist Episco pal church Epworth League social and a June 6 event. Dessie Bond Bond and Braxton D Avis wed in the church parlor with reception plans and travel. A Maxwell sisters reception for Mrs Pearson and others is announced for Peel Tree. Marcato Music Club post meeting set at Waldo hotel. Ash Chapel Aid Society meets at Mrs. Garrison as well as an orchestra dance at Homman hall. Attendees include Mis Albert W Rapp, Mrs. Hutton and Miss Lambert at a Watson reception in Fairmont.
The article recalls Andrew Harrison of New Britain Connecticut as the last known survivor of the Mohican tribe. It discusses whether martial law reduced guard depredations and the miners’ response to the proclamation. The piece reflects on guard conduct and tribal history.
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