Transfer Notice and Licenses in Clarke County
Public notice lists transfers and applications in Clarke County including a retail license for Joseph W Latetetter and Dizabeth Latstetter at 237 West Pike Street Clarksbury, plus a June 2 city meeting and a street improvement vote set for July 6. Also mentions a drug store and local sales advertisements and a sale of goods at Jap Art Goods store.
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Clarke ‘Tor
Ty Wictians
Joseph W. Latetetter
Dizabeth Latstetter
Pike Street
Clarksburg
Ice
Starke
Ira Papier
Military Pageant Planned for Canton Dedication
A special committee to the McKinley Memorial Association and Canton dedication committee plans a military pageant for the McKinley memorial unveiling. Governor Harris will be asked to arrange the National Guard to participate in ceremonies. funds remain short to cover the endowment. Mrs. M. C. Barber offers the McKinley home and furnishings to the memorial association if purchased from the heirs.
Our State Gay at the Exposition
West Virginia Day at the Jamestown Exposition on July 2 features Governor Dawson, Secretary Cortelyou, former Governor MacCorrie, exposition president Tucker, and Governor Swanson of Virginia. A military display under General Grant and a naval display led by Rear Admiral Harrison will follow with a large West Virginia delegation including Governor Dawson and state officials.
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West Virginia
Dawson
Secratary Cortelyou
William A. MacCorlie
Harry St.eGorge Tucker
Swansom
Virginia
Grant
Harrison
Elking and
Scott
Exonerations Highlight County Court Session
The county court session included full attendance of members and the clerk. T. M. Jackson was exonerated on two estate amounts, and Julia V. Blair's property values were adjusted. Alvin D. Bassel was approved as guardian for his infant daughter Maggie L. Bassel with a $3,000 bond. Eric Randolph was exonerated on a $3,000 claim.
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T. M. Jackson
Julia V. Blair
Alvin D. Bassel
Maggie L. Bassel
J. J. Connell
Eric Randolph
Four From County Graduate at WVU Commencement
West Virginia University held commencement in Morgantown with four county graduates. Bitk Smith Stathers earned a Bachelor of Laws, Camden Page Fortoee received a bachelor degree in civil engineering, Arthure T. Post from Jarvisville became a Doctor of Medicine, and Louis A. Carr from this city earned a law diploma.
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West Virginia University
Morgantown
Bitk Smith Stathers
Camden Page Fortoee
Arthure T. Post
Jarvisville
Louis A. Carr
Motion to be Entered for Rehearing in Greene and Gaynor Case
Huntsville Alabama June 20 Judge Shelly of the United States Court of Appeals granted Greene and Gaynor contractors a motion for review in a government fraud case. The defendants were described as a house carpenter and others connected to a family case, with no further details provided.
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My Amanciated Press
Huntsville
Ala
Tudge Shelly
Uhlram Staten Court of Appeals
Graeme
Local Weddings Highlight Cumberland and Fairmont Socials
A series of weddings and nuptial gatherings unfold across Cumberland and nearby towns. Reverend Lang presides over a groom James Bingk and Miss Lewetta Phillips ceremony with out of town guests from Newbury and Independence. The weddings continue as Mr. Harry G. Post weds Miss Jennie Fabian at her mother’s home in Glen Elk then departs for Jamestown Exposition. Additional nuptials include J. H. Morgan and Alfa Bartlett in Webster with plans for a eastward trip, and Rufus H. Richardson to Emma Cook in Wyatt.
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Afeht Mtr
James A.bingk
Comberland
Mise Lewetta Virsiuis Phillips
Independenne
Pueste
Hey
Maude Stuck
Newburey
Franke Stuck
DoWhins
Albert
Maude Phillips
Independence
Robert Ader
Mise Rosa Steel
Rupibine
8. R. Steel
Mex. White
Afra Frank Armstrong
Mary Callaghan
Amimte Long
Will Steel
Bertha Bell
Lelena Sayre
Mins ‘Sayre
Mendelsonn
Merch
Mrs. Stuck
Cumberland
Harry G. Post
Jennie L. Fabian
Fabian
Glen Elk
W. M. Long
Jamestown
Mr. Post
Russell E. Post
Broad Oaks
Cottrill, Brothers & Post
de Bartlett
Webster
J. H. Morgan
Fairmont
Alfa Bartlett
Bartlett
W. W. Tapp
Grafton
Rufus H. Richardson
Wyatt
Emma Cook
Augusta
Allen Stewart
Chestnut Street
Robert B. McDanel
First Baptist Church
Pathh's Passion Play at the Byou Theater
The Clarks Horro Amusement Co presents The Passion Play by Pathh at Tethe's Paselan Play in a color film valued over $5,000. Manager Murray booked it for three days with daily showings from July 4, continuing through Saturday night at 11. Ministers endorse the production and a 500 foot reel is advertised.
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Clarkshoro Amusement Co
Tethe
Murray
Gus Smith
Weaf ant blind Prias go homes
A special train yesterday carried about 150 people from the Romney Institute to their homes for the summer. Some passengers transferred to other trains while the rest continued to Parkersburg and beyond in the state. Deaf guides from the institute were in charge.
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Weaf
ANT
Prias
Romney Institute
Parkersburg
Atter Wontt
Intitute
Funeral arranged for infant son of Mr and Mrs Davis
The funeral for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Davis was held at Good Hope Bethel church at noon Thursday with interment at the Masonic cemetery here.
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Mire
B.S. Davis
Good Hope Bethel Church
Red Rooster Gause in Larceny Case at Magecourt
In Mage' etrae Gordon's court Wednesday evening a larceny case involving a red rooster named G. B. Lopax was heard. Mike Noshisto was accused of stealing the rooster, but Lopax proved ownership and the case closed as Noshisto offered to return the rooster and pay costs.
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Mage
Etrae Gordon
Rooster
G. B. Lopax
Lopes
Pinnleienich
Mike Noshisto
Gordon
Noshisto
Lopex
Topos J
Monthly Meeting of the Brotherhood at First Presbyterian
The Brotherhood will hold a monthly meeting at First Presbyterian church Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Attendance is encouraged as members discuss a permanent meeting place and future work. All who are interested in the community welfare are invited.
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First Presbyterian Church
Bonafield Guild Chicken Supper Supports New Church
The Bonafield Guild hosts a chicken supper at the Goff M. E. Church from 5 to 8 PM to fund a new church project. Ice cream and strawberries will be served, and the event invites the entire congregation to attend and enjoy the evening.
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Bonafield Guild
Goff
Washing Without Water
A fragment mentions Tertee te Ost and a curious phrase about washing without water, implying a possible etiquette or household tip from a vintage column. The text lacks clear context or full details to confirm the event, person, or origin.
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Ginrksburg
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Pineral
RED Rooster
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Harley B. Wi- Mali
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State of
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Toledo
Tees
Frank J. Cheney
F. J., Cheney & Co
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J. Chendy
Frank J
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Ms Tertee Te Ost Kid Whinimare Witent Hevieulc
Bell Phone
Gandy
Rhodes Guaranty Loan & Trust Co
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Panamins
Clarksburg Pressing Co
Henry Helux
North Third St
Grex” Pare
Pialmers
Setor
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D. A. Godfrey
West Main Street
Burke & Burke
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Welch
Kiggins’ Saloon
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Anthony Bowen
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