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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
21
Senators Francis G. Newlands chairs the steering group as it outlines a legislative program for the remainder of the session with an eye toward the earliest possible adjournment.
Salem resident Clayton Burdock returned home after visiting relatives in Smithfield. Miss Goldie Chambers came back from Cannonshore Pa after a year away. Percy Wells of New Martinsville and several other area residents were in town for visits or business over the week. Civil engineers Thurman Myers and Charles Boges, and travelers from Clarksburg Fairmont Jacksonburg and West Union were listed among town visitors and callers.
L and R and W B Holden return from Martinsburg where they attended the state bankers meeting. The marriage of E Stanley Young and Miss Florida Helen Haymond occurred Wednesday evening at the bride’s mother's home. The Rev E J Wooster officiated and the couple will spend a few weeks at Mt Lake Park before returning home. The Martinsburg board of trade meeting was held Wednesday night with reports by President D L Pertine and Secretary H B Cross. Baynes McKinley returns from Akron for the summer. Prof Fred M Cottrith takes a summer agricultural course at the state university. Mina May Dixon at Athens University for special training joins the college family next year. Ollye Brandant visits Morgantown with Mr and Mrs J G Brandant. Dr J Paullee of Martinsburg also noted.
Mayor Davis attended a meeting with city and county officials and Tax Commissioner Blue on enforcing the prohibition law. James Brennen, a prominent wholesale merchant from Wheeling, was a visitor here Thursday.
A historical note promotes a bed bug extermination idea mentioning a “quidd put up” and a method to reach hiding places. It references a reliable druggist and coats bat one for pint cair, implying a purchasable remedy.
Advertises information on cancer treatment at the Weber Sanatorium, 17 Garfield Place Cincinnati Ohio, established twenty five years, with a free six page book and endorsements.
Stone and Mercer, Draggists, Clarke burg, W. Va. appears as a business listing item in a historical newspaper page segment, noting local druggists serving Clarkeburg residents in West Virginia.
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