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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1913

Page

8

Salem News Briefs Include Jobs and Travels

Salem reports a financial agent role offered to Rev. Emery Rer, with acceptance uncertain. Annie Cunningham, graduate of Salem High, will move to Wheeling to train as a nurse. Ida Fury, Laura Hickitan, and Peritie head to California for summer visits. Maxwell, Cottrill, and Blanche Powell travel to Parkersburg for the State Education Association. Ex-Senator Thomas Girtland visits Parkersburg. Editor W. A. Meredith relocates Salem Herald operations to Shinnston. Earl Meredith will run the plant. Atwell Randolph attends Wheeling’s semi centennial. A. Schutte and daughter Rhea travel to Wheeling to meet Mrs. Schutte returning from Chicago for the celebration. Baptist church dedication postponed to July 13 due to seating and finish work delays. Prof. A. C. Morrison, former Ten- district superintendent, noted.

Emery R Er Annie Cunningham Salem High School Wheeling North Wheeling Hepital Ida Fury Laura Hickitan West Milford Peritie Buckhannon California K. A. Maxwell Harvey Cottrill Mias Blanche Powell Parkersburg State Education Association Thomas Girtland I W. A. Meredith Salem Herald Shinnton News Shinnston Earl Meredith Herald Atwell Randolph

Adie District Tale Bridges Hidden Culture

A fragment recalls a local district tale about private instruction and value culture. The note hints at a unique school or community program within a district setting, suggesting emphasis on distinct traditions and private study avenues. The text lacks clear names or dates but preserves a sense of local heritage.

Woman's Missionary Society session closes in Parkersburg

The Western Virginia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South completed a four day meeting in Parkersburg. New officers include President Mrs G R Armettone Logan and recording secretary Mrs H M Wade Clarksburg. Next year’s gathering set for Huntington.

Parkersburg An Hual Woman's Missionary Society of the Westers Huntington

Ground to Death in Sistersville Tragedy

John Lynne dies after laying on a railroad track and being struck by the wheel of an east bound passenger train. The incident occurred in Sistersville on June 20 as the man attempted to sleep on the track, authorities report.

Sistersville John Lynne

Local visitors and students gather for regional events

Several residents and friends visit the city from Bristol Sturgantewi Lyma and other places. Arnold of Suckhannon and Gandy of Lyma visit relatives while George Curtin returns from Granville Dennison University. Mrs Fleming of Fairfield attends a McDuncan Carper wedding and obse rves centennial events. June Shaner from Lexington visits local hosts during the chautauqua season. Howard Garrett travels to Oberlin College for commencement as his sister Georgia graduates. Catherine and Helen Southern, new children of Mr and Mrs Southern, will return home to Terra Alta.

AL J. Fletcher Felapy Bristol DH Courtney Sturgantewife Waldes W. Brown Parkersburs Arnold Suckhannon Gandy, Sr Lyma John W. Gandy H.R_Bradford G. B. Bradford M. & Riley Wheeling Carlin’s Battery B.C. Rice Thomas P. Coughlip George Curtin Granville Dennison University Robert Fleming Fairmont Charles O Findlay Oberlinollege Miss Georgia B. T

Surviving Founders Parade Carriages Listed In Wheeling Pageantry

Five surviving state founders were honored as judges, officials, and guests reviewed a parade in Wheeling. Carriages carried governors and state leaders including Batfield, Davis, Reed, Kirk, Woods, Long, Durst, Williams, Taylor George, Shawkey, Mason, Hodges, Peterson, Highland, Day, Latham, Hale, Brown, Garrison, and Davis. Troops and university cadets closed the procession with executive committee members and congressmen in attendance.

State Senate E. L. Long John S. Durst H. B. Williams Taylor George M. ©. Shawkey John W.mason Fairmont Thomas Eb.hodges University B. Walker Peterson Virgil L. Highland John E George R. Latham T. M. Hale Thomas G. Brown Alpeus Garrison John J. Davis MM. L. Brown United States Troops Wheeling

East End Sewing Circle Meets at Nell Mundy Home

The East End Sewing Circle held a meeting at the home of Miss Nell Mundy last evening. The Methodist Protestant Aid Society announces a bake sale at the City Market store room on West Main Street starting Saturday morning at 6 o'clock, offering bread, pies and cakes all day.

East End Nell Mundy Methodist Protestant Aid Society West Main Street

Two Negroes Electrocuted in Kentucky Murder Case

In Kentucky, on June 2, Thomas Lawson and Thomas Martin, both Afro American men, were executed by electric chair at the state penitentiary for the two year old murder of Hardin Tagrahm in Stelly county.

Sey Piereedpyvilue Hardin Tagrahm Stelly County Thomas Lawson Thomas Martin Bert

Strike to be called for New River miners next week

District No 29 boards met at Beckley with UMWA board member Thouras Haggerty. They fixed the strike date but kept it secret for the present and said notices would go out within a day or two.

Gharleston New River Thouras Haggerty United Mine Workers of America Beckley Sccine

Plan to break from Martinsburg jail foiled by deputy

Martinsburg officers report a careful escape plan by Roy Keesecker of Berkeley Springs and Clarence Runckles of Martinsburg to break from the county jail. Deputy Sheriff Oscar Miller uncovered a covered hole in the brick wall. Keesecker is charged with burglary and Runckles with theft of clothing.

Martinsburg Roy Keesecker Berkeley Springs Clarence Runckles Sherif Oscar Miller Milton Miller Keesecker

Alderson Held for Grand Jury in Fatal Stabbing

Nelson Alderson heir to a Nicholas county family was held without bond by Justice H. Hines after stabbing John Smithson near the Webster county border during a lumber company quarrel. The case was bound for the grand jury following the incident earlier this week.

Charleston Nelson Alderson Nicholas County John Smithson Webster County H. Hines Alderson Smithson

Bad Check Charged In Huntington Case

Huntington June 20 Joe Ruftner Jr of Charleston known as the bold Lochinvar has been arrested on a warrant by Pitts and Hays charging him with passing several bad checks totaling 50 dollars. Roffner’s friends posted bond.

Huntington Joe Ruftner, Jr Charleston Lochinvar Pitts Hays Roffner

Wilson to attend McAdoo son wedding in Baltimore

President Wilson and cabinet members will travel to Baltimore tomorrow to attend the wedding of Francis McAdoo, Secretary McAdoo's son, and Miss Ethel Trenton McCormick of Baltimore. The brief note from Washington places the event in the national capital context with no further details.

Washington, D. C Wilson Baltimore McAdoo Francis Ethel Trenton McCormick

West Virginia Education Association Reaches 80 Percent Attendance

Parkerburg June 20 Despite Wheeling’s semi centennial celebration the West Virginia Education Association annual session here has enrollment at about eighty percent, surpassing all prior gatherings and indicating strong teacher turnout statewide.

Parkersburg Wheeling West Virginia Education Association

Thrce husbands charge spurs grand jury action

Ger Trude Robinson of Wheeling was arrested in Moundsville on the charge of having three husbands all residing in Wheeling. She waived a hearing and was held for the grand jury under bond set at one hundred dollars.

Moundsville Gertrude Robinson Wheeling

Fine Remedy For Eczema and Skin Troubles

A dubious patent remedy claim promotes a blood cleansing tincture as a rapid cure for eczema and other skin ailments. It asserts natural blood action, avoiding narcotics, with testimonials of swift improvement and cautions against strong ointments. Offers free advice from The Swift Special Co. in Atlanta.

Swift Spechia Co Swift Bldg Atlanta, Ga Eckema

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