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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1914
Page
12
A mother awoke to find her two months old infant dead in the night. The cause of death is unknown. The baby was prepared for burial and to be taken to Monon mines for services. Funeral arrangements set for Tuesday morning at 10 30 at the home of J R Everson.
John Glynne a 16 year old boy of Industrial was judged yesterday and held for a hearing on a charge of stealing a motorcycle from Parr Lumber and Plening Co. Two weeks earlier owner Mr Parr reported his private garage machine missing. An officer tracked the thief through leads from a street car conductor and locals near Cathy Ne cemetery, then Industrial Hills. The boy confessed and was taken to the county jail.
Sergeant Frisby of the United States Army will meet with Company K tonight at the armory to give instruction in first aid to the injured and minor surgery. He previously served in the Hospital Corps as a first class sergeant before joining the recruiting service. The session continues a program of practical instruction by Regular Army instructors and the West Virginia National Guard.
In Fairmont on June 8 the Monongahela Valley Dental Society held its bi monthly meeting at the Manley hotel. Dr. W H Caldwell of Wheeling and Dr H L Satterfield of Fairmont spoke. Dr H H Neill of Fairmont returned from Huntington and added remarks that drew keen interest from attendees.
Washington June 3 The Senate opens a new session with early debates and procedural moves as members convene to set agenda and organize committees. Key leaders and party lines shape initial priorities in a crowded chamber.
Complaints about lax enforcement prompt Mayor to order Chief Harry Brooks to strictly enforce ordinances including pool area curfews and debris control. Parents report children lingering near pools after midnight. city aims to curb disorder and improve street cleanliness.
Funeral services for J. M. Rymer aged 59 were conducted at 2:30 PM Monday at the family home by Rev. D W Cunningham of the United Brethren Church. Burial followed in Greenlawn cemetery. Survived by widow, two sons Raymon and Walter Rymer of Fairmont, and four daughters Mrs L D Junkine, Mildred, Hoa and Maud Rymer of Adamston.
The fragment notes Trinity Sunday origins in early Church councils and its spread through Germany and England. It mentions how Episcopal and Catholic churches number Sundays after Trinity and Pentecost. The text ends with a stray question about keeping boarders as a business matter in classifieds.
Indictment against William Smith for vend ing roneine noted. M J Leonard confessed to bigamy and received two years in prison. John Hostovich admitted we sawful nessault and got six months in jail and a $50 fine. William Burnham drew six months and a $50 fine for attempted burglary. Fars Shreve fined $5 plus costs for assault on confession. State’s case against Barney Curtley for running a house of bad repute on trial. Marriage license issued to Leroy Griffin and Margaret Maloney.
A dated ad touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for organic trouble causing backache, headache, nervousness, and depression. The advertisement claims the tonic removes the cause and restores health, noting forty years of use.
A special Marcato Club meeting will be held at 7245 o'clock this evening in the WaNio hotel parlor to transact important business. Various residents and visitors, including Carl E. Beaty from Mannington and J. S. Barnes from Wallace, are in the city on official or personal business. Mrs. William Sirica has been called to Plainfield, N J, to attend a funeral and will stay several weeks.
SDN cheers the second Senator Camden over Senator Watson of Camden's state and notes regret that they are not Senators together. Virginia Democrats view John Ver N as a threat, while Gov. McCreary aims for a full term, benefiting some candidates and not harming others.
A social event hosted by The Imperial Cream Company of this city and Parkersburg is planned as a home gathering for Mr. and Mrs. S. Harrison at Broad Oaks. A committee coordinates the event and outlines the evening's program.
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