Martins May Sue City for Damages
The Martins may file damage suits against the city over quarantine actions that shut their business and restricted their liberty. An attorney is weighing the matter. no suit has been filed and damages sought may run into thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martins
CITY
Clarksburg
F. Martin & Co
Ater C. T. Martin
Irweun
Hamdrew
J. J. Martin
Kin Liberty
Birie
Tony
Accident injures Mineral woman
Mrs Lavpla Findlay aged 52 of Mineral suffered a painful accident in a cellar while arranging fruit jars. She slipped from a chair and fell striking her side. The injuries are not serious and she is expected to be out in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavpla Findlay
Paine
Willian Findley
Qdor and the Wall of Wealth Hidden Below
Reader notes refer to an article titled Qdor in yesterday's paper. Mentions of William Findlay and police, Jarvis traveling to Spake Park for a Smith Col Stotting event, Clarksburg Military band in Bridgeport, and various local residents including Mrs Josph T Carr and Mrs Herbert Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Gawthrop
Yeterday
Qdor
William Findlay
Smonongah
Touine Jarvis
Spake Park
Clarksburg
Bridgeport
Contesetor Winchell
Washington City
Blanche Carter
Sfeane
Garnier
Josph T
Carr
Om Fant
Sra
Herbert Richardson
George Leatherbury
Daltimore
Fairmont Clarksburg B nine duel ends in late extras 10 to 9
A twelve inning city ball park game between Fairmont and Clarksburg B takes a dramatic turn as Ray McDowell shines on the mound. Clarksburg wins 10 to 9 amid a grandstand collapse scare and postgame notes on officials and crowd reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
Clarksburg
City Ball Park
Ray McDowrll
Joe
Anbure
Cours
Iust
Wapire
Jnotte
Grand Atami
Charkstung
Longecie
Anthony Gaughan
Frank Core
Charles
Dallas
Reinfer
Ed Prastoworthy
Brick Contract Awarded for Waldo Hotel Project in Virginia
ALE Withrow & Co secure the brick contract for a new hotel at Hielmond Virginia valued at 1.5 million dollars. They sublet brick work to Allen Cary of this city for 95 thousand dollars, with work to start immediately. The hotel, touted as one of the souths largest, will use 2.5 million bricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trax
Ald. Ailkinsort
Brik
Wedding at West Milford
A wedding will be solemnized at West Milford tonight at 8 o'clock. Two popular young people of the town will be the contracting parties. The ceremony will be at the home of the Weidenleet family. Mr James Moff and Mr Toyd F. Chalfant will lead Alle Witla Hoff to the marriage. Chalfant, a carpenter by trade, will bring his bride to reside in the Stealey addition. They have many friends and wish them a long, happy married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Milford
Weidenleet
James Moff
Toyd F. Chalfant
Alles Witla Hoff
Yiarsiage
Chalfant
County seat battle spurs Pine Grove to build new county offices
Pine Grove residents in Wetzel County fight to move the county seat from New Martinsville to Pine Grove. Architect Holmborg visited to discuss building plans and specifications for a new courthouse and bank facility. Contracts awarded for building work signal a $20,000 plus project, with local contractors named and plans for a modern county complex in Pine Grove.
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Pine Grave
Wetzel County
New Martinwide
Ecs. Holmbor
Pine Grote
Amd
Romantye Illice
New Martineville
Amii
New Martinaville
Sob
Thur
Lnilding
Pine Grove
Wetzel
Eldens
Thy
Tims
T. Mingm
Wong
Haluboe
Five Oclock Club Entertained By Mrs Charles Alexander
Mrs Charles Alexander hosted the Five Oclock club Saturday afternoon at her Mullerry street home. Tea at five featured salad and wafers served at a round mahogany table. Guests included Miss Ellen Graham Russell, Mr George G Oliver, Miss Cornelia Navel, Miss Tilwart Darix, Mrs Atti Hoopes, and Miss Colombia Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson D. Yarr
John Tubl
Lhi Simmer
Mt. Take Park
John Beown
Hubert T. Hoveton
Par
Henry Haymond
John Rabi
Hidand "Ty Lowndes
George T- Porter
Injanapolis
Pri
Hubert T. Houston
Louie Csrraril
Coluzeboin Duncan
Altizer
Gerrard
C. B. Alexander
Charles Alexander
Mullerry Street
Ellen Graham Russel
George G. Oliver
Robert Morison
Cornelia Navel
Tilwart Darix
Atti Hoopes
Lambia Duncan
Annual Inspection of A Moore Caps Sons of Veterans
The annual inspection of the A. Moore cap Sons of Veterans was held Tuesday evening in Grind Arcade hall Holt block. Officers W. McClung of Genoa and W. L. Lilly first lieutenant of the Ty garte Valley camp led twenty six members present in an auspicious event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Moore
Sons of Veterans
Tverdas
Grind Araty
Holt Block
Iw. McClung
Gexfion
W. L. Lilly
Tygarte Valley
Mmp
Death of Mrs Millie Ann Wright in Lew Street Home
Mrs Millie Ann Wright died at 10:51 p m at her daughter Ann Venyatt's home 407 Lew Street after an illness described as a general breakdown. She recently moved from Ohio to reside with her daughter. She was aged about years. Funeral arrangements are incomplete with services planned from Mrs Frennus's home on Tee Street toward Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie Aus Weight
Ann Venyatt
Lew Street
Ohio
Teachers Examination Set For This Year Under New Law
The teachers examination will be held tomorrow and the next day. The examination will be conducted by the county board of examiners with the county superintendent in charge. This may be the last time Superintendent Newlan conducts the exam as his term ends at month’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tmilliue
Newlan
Two West Virginia Girls Seized on Woman’s Complaint
Constable Merritt arrested two young women after a warrant was sworn out by Mrs Boone of Ant fightbarhood. The girls were taken from near the Short Line railroad and brought to Clarksburg for a hearing before Magistrate M. S. Riley. The plaintiff failed to appear, and the case was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apother
Merritt
Manet AlBie Dodd
Net Bracewell
West Virginia
Axa
Mr. Boone
Catholic Parsonage Wedding in Salem District
At a Catholic parsonage on Wednesday morning the Rev Father Hermann joined Mr Glide Girard and Miss Tarmalin Schmitt in marriage. They reside at Normview and were escorted to the church by friends. The reception followed at the parsonage with wedding gifts and best wishes. The couple, connected to local glassworks, plan to reside in the region near Salem where Foles district and Parker farm areas lie in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Hermann
Glide Girard
Mies Tarmalin Schmitt
Amestimony
Normview
Anand Wemdding
North Row
Ginal
Foles
South Penn
Tom
Robison
Salem
Quis
Saral Parker
Mteau
Important Meeting Among Trades At Plasterery Hall
A grouped call to ricklayers plasterers carpenters and withers to attend a bulletin listed meeting at the plasterery hall near the Seal salsan tamrarnue nigel at Salhiek. The object remains unrevealed but streetinge will be Tucpartint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salhiek
Prayer Services At Goff Me Church Tonight
The church will hold a general prayer and praise meeting this evening led by Rev. Sir. A. The topic will be The Best Sersiesy from 2 Kings 2 1. All members urged to attend and participate as fully as possible. Funeral services for Mrs. Milfie Ann Wright will be held Thursday at 3 o clock from the Wright home on Lee Street conducted by Rev. John M. Beane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul
Milfie Ann
Wright
Anns Freeman
John M. Beane
Trinity
Man Takes Pone Clarksburg Felt at Lodge Meeting
At the regular weekly meeting of the local lodge of the PO BE, held in the Despant building lodge room, John King the genial selling representative from Western was honored. The ovation was an interesting moment with many members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Th PO BE. Celd
Despant
John King
Westorn
Ashi and Kinfolk Gather for Brief Sand Fork Visit
Clarend W. Ashi of Sand Fork stayed a few days with relatives and friends including Mrs. Alice Corpening and daughter Miaw Bene. John M. Hlanigan arrived from Salem to spend the day, while C Kewler and Dr. Showalter’s two sons left for a northern trip to Centralia. EB Davis Toft left for Lake to attend the Smith-Colline meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarend W. Ashi
Sand Fork
Alice Corpening
Miaw Bene
Weduwsiay
Yairmont
Alex
John M. Hlanigan
Salem
C Kewler
Dr. Showalter
Centralia
Davis
Lake
Smith-Coltine
Tia
Pittsburg Move Brings Former Local Leader to Executive Role
Wieda resigns Woelhenhy to take an executive post in Pittsburg with the American Tin Pista comtomay. He serves at the n plate plant offices and prepares for summer duties. Several local residents travel for visits and social events, including Miss Murti Rassel in Princeton and Mrs. Charlee By Mesemnior at Mountain Lake Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wieda
Woelhenhy
Pittsburg
Tin Pista Comtomay
Fie
Kliiwom
Wehio
Surry
Joli Rassel
Princeston
New Jersy
Mist Murti
Charles Mstart
Winchester
Bert Visting
Weddlins
Mrs. Charlee
Mesemnior
Sir Mort Lewis
Mountain Lake Park
Aattoriling
Jy Senitti-Collies
TL. Roressan
Parkersbrirz
Discharged from hospital for Arm strong Crisitp Co. incident
George W. Harp, the young man injured when his foot was mashed at Arm strong Cristip Co. ten days ago, was released from Kessler Hospital today. He left for home in Hiemond Tuesday morning. The foot is not fully well but healing as fast as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Harp
Armstrong
Cristip, Day & Co
Feymr Kessler
Street Car Advertising Trial Mentioned in Court
The report references Charles Serwets af Parkerslurny and Sookie Adler in a dispute over street car advertising rights. Testimony notes delays and a party’s plan to spend several days on the matter, with names including Mrs. aml Mav Je He and Mrs. Xina Pailin from Parkersburg appearing in connection to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Serwets
Parkerslurny
Sookie Adler
Salvation Army Mission Opens Shelter in Pittsburgh
Judge Okey Johnson reads in New York as Salvation Army arrives in Pittsburgh. Captain W H J Pond and Lt Gertie Weatwood secure 408 Mantelis Avenue residence to begin fundraising and purchase household goods. They plan a vacant site in central city to erect a large tent to preach gospel to residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Pittsburg
J. Pond
Gertie Weatwood
Mantleelis, Avenue
Chirksburg
Founding Morgantown Town Cited Amid Social Upheaval
Morgantown West Virginia June 17 shadow cast over commencement ceremonies as social events are cancelled due to Sid event. Prominent jurist Judge Tolman dies in New York hospital at seventy, survived by a wife and several children. His life marked by public service, constitutional work, and local development projects.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Edge Tikry
Data
Wes
Virginia University
Tetlesne Hogital
New York
C. Hetlanyt
Janey Johnson
Parkersiuing
Johnum
Nell
Teelle Divissen
Luis
Jidge Tolman
West Virginia
Col
M. J. Francia
Wilsomburg
Fleeas
Reynoldville
Prison Sentence Report From Local Court
A man named Frank Farr received a sentence of twenty years in jail for a board bill debt dispute. The Magisterial court Thursday afternoon imposed the sentence on the basis of a warrant arising from a prior incident. Mrs Nani Floyd, keeper of a boarding house near East Bodom Pike Street, reported bail jumping charges against Farr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Farr
Coats Ly
Cnn
Mra
Wedding at Salem Celebrated by Seventh Day Pastor
A Salem wedding was held with EA Witter, pastor of the Salt Seventh Day Baptist Church, presiding. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Witton Van Horn of Roanoke, and the ceremony occurred at Salem College with both families prominent in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mix Ora van Horn
A. J. C. Bond
Roanoke
Lewis County
EA Witter
The
Salt Seventh Day Baptist Ehursh
Witton
van Horn
Sifen
Heard
Salem College
Dola Concern Chartered By Nola Bailing Association
The Nola Bailing association of Kola County has chartered to engage in real estate dealings and rent in Jeapiist. Incorporated by Leonard Martin TL M.Hostead S.R. Mieke YA Swiger and 2 Kelley and others of Tala W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nola Bailing Association
Kola
Marriage Licenses Reported in Local Notices
Varying license records list couples including Ian and today, 34 followy, Pond and Ora, B.Van Horm, Talkingin sand Hattie Riverell, E Hod Chalfant and Willa Holt. The item notes multiple marriages and names parties involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Pond
Ora
B.van Horm
Hattie Riverell
Ehod Chalfant
Willa Holt
Big Telephone Deal In Pittsburg Involve Consolidation
A long expected consolidation of rival telephone firms appears near. Papers signed in Pittsburg indicate a merger between the Pel tone and Meghery companies. The move aims to unify control of properties valued at millions, with rumors of a substantial capitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pele ‘Telephone Conpany
Ity
Punchure and
Meghery Telehone
Werm
Amenter
Pell Comany
Association Teams Duel In Christian Young Men's Game
The Young Men's Christian Association faces Clarstasne in a league game at Mal Park Diamond tomorrow afternoon. Key players include Stone, Woods, Hackett, Morgan, Lauberrateis, Smith, and Stager as officials assign duties and expenses are to be defrayed by dinner proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citistian Association
Tad Tom
Dr. Stone
Woods
Hackett
Morgan
Lauberrateis
Smith
Steptne
Stager
Cin Winitian Lexm
Operation Performed At Ressler Hospital
A serious operation was carried out at Ressler Hospital on Wednesday. The procedure, performed by Dr Showalter, involved the Lopemtian title detail, and the patient is reported to be improving under careful medical supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ressler Hospital
Rina Atnnet
Kate Oe
Favor
Tin Alla Fatima
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IBM
Vito
Fairmont Boys
Withrow & Co
Richmond Hotel
Allen & Casey
Loyd Chailfant
Willa Hof
John Brown
Herbert Sicardson
Wilbert T. Houston
Mis
Anson D. Parr
Mrs. Leatherbrars
Margaret Copelin
WEXT
Millie Ann Wright
Anna Freeman
Let Street
Nstable Merritt
Riley
Northview
Goff ME
Pone
Okey Johnson
Captain Pond
Lieutenset Westwood
Pittaburg
Col. Francis
Reynoldsville
Frank Parr
Puinus
Moana Acai
Wisexiir
Wilbur Coal & Coke
Eamijung
Dola Concern Chartered
Atle | Bel Company
Thesy Company
Ball
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