Women Society Entertained at Wilsonburg Home
All Bockly Entertained the Ladies Aid Society of the Wilsonburg Methodist Episcopal church at Mrs. Fowler's home with dainty refreshments. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs. A Hinkle and Mrs. C J Hannah at the church. attendees listed including Mrs. Strother, Mrs. Hannaly, Mrs. Hanrynah, and others. Also notes guests returning from a Parkersburg wedding and local social events in Parkersburg and surrounding areas.
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Bockly
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wilsonburg “Methodist Episcopal Church
Fowler
Wsonborg Agd
Mra A. Hinkle
C. J. Hannah
Adamton Methodist Episcopal Church
Iron
O. J. Hannaly
Kathleen
C. Hanry Nah
Pous
Lowell
Corbin
J. Fowler
Charles Moillater
John
A. Hinkin
Miss Pearl
Iter
A. 5. Arnett
Iva Virginii
Circle to Beet and Willing Workers Meeting Notices
Queen Esther Circle members are urged to attend a tenting at the First Methodist Episcopal church parlors Tuesday evening take 2 80 oclock. All women invited to Willing Workers meeting Tuesday afternoon at the Line of May Harry Morrison at Wilsonburg asked to meet at the post office corner at 2 30 oclock.
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Queen Esther
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Harry Morrison
Wilonburg
Lin Wilsonhire
Hood Family Arrives Home From Baltimore and Other Visits
Dr and Mrs Thomas M Hood and Mira Agnes Hood return home from Baltimore. Regillam Lauren Davia visiting. Mrs Norval B McCarty and Miss Ellaabath McCarty relax in Buckhannon. Mia Martie guest of telonile in Winchester Virginia. Mixx Cornelis Mamieix visits Mrs W Percy Goff at Door Park cottage for June. Thomas C Harper Hotel Annex proprietor spent yesterday at Meadowbrook with his wife and son Frank.
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Thomas M. Hood
Mira Agnes Hood
Baltimore
Regillam Lauren Davia
Im the
Mat
Norval B. McCarty
Ellaabath McCarty
Relaxiver x
Buckhannon
Mia Martie
Telonile
Winchester
Mixx Cornelis Mamieix
W. Percy Goff
Door Park
Goff
Thomas C. Harper
Frank
Meadowbrook
Mobilization near with no orders for company K
At 9 oclock this morning Spin Glenn Williams of Company K had received no orders from Adjutant General Hoad at Charleston. Mobilization was spreading and entrain within an hour or two after orders arrive. By order of the judge Aaron Wilton a colored janitor admitted to three pints of liquor in the jail. Albert W Marty, prisoner in county jail, faced charges for whiskey in a public place. arrested by city police awaiting hearing before Magistrate T G Meowarner.
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Spin Glenn Williams
Hoad
Charleston
Ons
Aaron Wilton
Court House
G.le Ford
Henry Watkins
Yost
Albert W Marty Fe
T. G. Meowarner
Militia Alarm Fires Across Cities at Night Heard
Militias of all the states moved to service during the night of the fall. Early today the militias were sounded on fire alarms in cities where arms were stored.
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Pas
Brumbaugh Calls Guards to Colors in Mt Gretna Move
Harrisburg June 19 Orders from the adjutant general mobilize Pennsylvania National Guard excluding the Ninth and Thirteenth regiments to assemble in armories Thursday and move to Mt Gretna state camp grounds by Saturday with all commands under canvas by Monday morning.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Adjutant General
Pennsylvania National Guard
Mt. Gretna
Mobilization Of Nearly 15000 Guardsmen In Northeast States
Associated Press reports that almost 15 000 National Guard members from Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware are being mobilized for border duty under War Department orders. Most units are included except Pennsylvania Ninth and Thirteenth with HQ in Wilkes Barre and Scranton. Governor Brumbaugh pledges full duty as Adjutant General Stewart issues mobilization orders and Mt Gretna reporting dates. Charles M. Clement commands the division from Sunbury.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
War Department
Wilkes Barre
Scranton
Stewart
Mt. Gretna
Charles M. Clement
Sunbury
Brumbaugh
West Virginia National Guard selects Second Infantry for federal service
General John Bond, commanding the West Virginia National Guard, designates the Second Infantry Regiment for active duty in response to President Wilson's call. Companies are stationed in Huntington, Parkersburg, Charleston, Ravenswood, Spencer, Bluefield, Welch, and Fayetteville. Medical and quartermaster officers are called for mobilization camps unless needed later at the front. Terra Alta as mobilization site is criticized for inaccessibility. Bond requests relocation to a more convenient location.
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Associated Press
Charleston
John ©. Bond
National Guard of
West Virginia
Wilson
Huntington
Parkersburg
Ravenswood
Spencer
Bluefield
Welch
Fayetteville
Medical Corps
Quartermaster
Terra Alta
War Department
Bond
Armories Busy Getting Ready for Mobilization
Pittsburg Pa June 19 General Logan commanding the Second brigade National Guard of Pennsylvania notified the commands before the mobilization order and troops were in armories this morning checking equipment and finishing plans An ordinance was introduced in the city council providing regular salaries to all city supervisors who are members of the guard during service period.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Logan
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Pershing Seeks Safe Distance to Avert Clash in Mexico
General Pershing aims to avoid clashes with Carranza troops as detachments near their camp withdraw and scouting patrols operate cautiously. All American soldiers are warned to distinguish bandits from Mexican troops, with strict supervision of communications lines and revoked leaves for officers and men.
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Associated Press
Columbus
N.M
General Pershing
Carranza
Mexico
West Virginia Troops Mobilize For Front
Charleston June 1 General John C Bond announces West Virginia divisions are mobilizing with First Infantry under Cul C F Jollitte and Second Infantry led by Colonel Caries Morrison. Lt Colonel H L Dahora and George Wallace in senior roles. Units expected to reach concentration camp within hours as mobilization proceeds with no delay.
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Charleston
John C. Bond
Gaghiresk
Antiat
West Virginia
C.F. Jollitte
Athens
Elk Lestenant
H. L. Dahora
Caricatore
Caries Mor
Riuon
Parkersburg
George
Wallace
Huntington
Fagernean ix
Piret Infantry
Bond
Terra Ree
Asratine Charged in Unclear Regional Case
An unclear text fragment references ASRATINE being charged with unspecified offenses alongside others including Warkaw PUNNGAEL and Gragaelis labor fo. The passage mentions dates, locations, and actions but lacks coherent details or verifiable entities. The item appears to be an incomplete record from a local court or police bulletin with multiple garbled names and events.
Mexicans Near Juarez in Numbers Questioned War Gatherings
A report from the Mexican border area describes large crowds around Juarez as tensions rise. American and Mexican forces position troops along the river while confidence remains that preparations for potential hostilities are ready. Rumors of enemy concentrations near Villa Almada and El Valle circulate, yet officials deny confirmed figures.
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Columbum Som
George Holt
Fe Paso Roliltary
Anenrer
le Jt
Yan Ivan
Aares
Carranza
Villa Almada
Milon Enush
el Valle
Dublan
Perahine
Trevino
Carranes
Army of the North
Santo
Thi
Musto
Pershing
Tuares
Mpno Jaton
Chihuahum
West Parral
Jaxoe Parral
Chihuaha City
Diplomatic moves loom as border tensions rise
As General Treynor’s warning and border incidents unfold, officials weigh public replies by telegraph. Lansing hints at potential disclosures while governors mobilize troops and the army braces for a 100000 strong national guard. Navy vessels and light transports gather at coasts for possible Mexican border actions.
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Treyno
Warnlne
Perabing
Lansing
United States
Bakier
Mexican Wales
Wip Riky
Ann
Mexico
Nerv-Worth Promotion Note at Burke Drug Store
An old advertisement from Martin of First St endorses Nerv-Worth tonics. It claims relief for headaches and nerve pain, urging readers to visit Hall Burke Drug Store for a dollar back offer. The ad features a garbled plea to shoppers and urges trust in Nerv-Worth.
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Martin
First ST
Martir
Ty Martin
Highway Robbery Report From Union Heights Trial
A robbery Sunday in Union Heights left the victim unconscious after a blow and $65 taken. Suspects Molinaid and Mobard Edge, both of Whatnuttrts, await trial as F. G. Niewwarner's court holds them. Deputies Lacy Wolfe arrested the pair at Chion Heights following warrants issued by Yarieh.
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Howting
Fok Pavish
Teo
Elvle
Union Heights
Moliinaid
Mobard Edge
F. G. Niewwarner
Movenald
Aden le
Chion Heights
Shool Lacy Wolfe
Yarieh
Maggie
Recount in Hariaga County Judge Race Delays Progress
A recount in Hariaga County for Judge Tra B Toblacon and Attorney General Ay As Lillyle lagged as precincts in Clark diatedter and nearby areas reported slow counting. By 2 PM Monday Judge Robinson led by four votes, with remaining ballots in several rooms awaiting tally. officials predicted possible Tuesday completion.
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Repulieane
Hariaga County
Tra B
Toblacon
Lillyle
Clark Diatedter
Robinson
Earnest Room
Norwood
German attack repulsed north of Hil S21 by French artillery
German bombardment continued around Dea Man Lill and in the Chattancourt region as officials report a French counter action repelling an assault north of Hil S21. The wording reflects contemporaneous war briefings with limited detail from the field.
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Pate
Hil S21
Bac Iarion
Dea Man Lill
Chattancourt Nation
Why is This Clarksburgs Busiest Clothing Store
A fragmented shopper guide questions where to buy clothes and how a store can satisfy buyers. It mentions value, reliability, and customer satisfaction as key factors. The passage lacks clear events or names and reads as incomplete advertising prose.
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Amd
Local businessmen return from trip with riches
Prominent fish braun succurnr J. B. Coleman of Stealey Heights and partners along with G. J. Saucer and others returned from Nicholas County where they were for a week. They brought home more than 200 fine books and a 95 cent sale item.
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Hader
BRAUN
J. B. Coleman
Stealey Hoighta
Bette
Coleman Brothers
G. J. Saucer
Glen Elk Pool
Nicholas
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