Local Residents Named in City Directory Notice
A fragmented OCR list names numerous individuals including Ada Alestock, Clara Berry, Walter Combs, John Channel, Mary Claypool, Maggie Clark, Mollie Church, Anna Davis, Gertrude Cather, Lillie Grim, Mary Groghan, Nick Gordon, Nona Hone, and others as part of a city directory or notice. The text shows scattered names without context or dates.
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Clarksburg
Postofice
K. Advertising Co
Chas. C. Alexander
Ada Alestock
Carl Almerdewis Arrett
George Ban- Ais
Mier Clara Berry
T. P. Camfurtxis
Wilson Chanles
Wilson and Chandler
Walter A. Combs
TE Ceon
Giovanni Cerdmoni
WW. Cristip
Annie Inty
Annia Conty 2
Erwin Cunningham
Walter Combs
Fred K.adver
Crowe Maggie Clark
John Channel
Mollie Church
Isoplone Cacer
Mary Claypool
Olivers Crow
Unclear list of names and associated entities in a damaged OCR
A dense, fragmented OCR readout lists numerous personal names, firms, and entities such as May Harris Addie, Roy Lewin, Dr J B Matheney, Picture Frame Co, and Turnock Medical Co. The text resembles a catalog or notice fragment with no coherent event or action.
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Whcheaton Hunteris
May Harris
Addie Ind
Willie King
Miss Stalin
Kester
Roy Lewin
M.L. Lemastera
Lloyd Lee
Dire Zell Mason
J. B. Matheney
Perlenx-McPeak
Forginus Motte
Cecil Merriman
Albert
Morrison
John W. Miller
Irpest Mills
McClure
H. <. Manley
Jessia McNemar
Leopold Milceak
Ja Moore
Jolla ‘McNemar
Alex Mangiel
Piétro Maria
Albertus Marton L. Neely
Dr. Chas
Nutter
Bickett
Heckman
Johnnie Phillips
Fb. Potter
H. Parrish
Day Poling
Francis J. Pribly
George Pain
Picture. Frame Co
Wihnozena Pant
Bruno Reale
Gnorey Rogieneski
Porter Ratcliffe
Ova Ratsliff
Grace Robinson
H. A. Rifflet
Hart Rogers
Emma Reed
Tamasie Simon
J. Spinney
Della Slanenger
A. B. Schwer
Lacy Telsouthall
Geo. Tayocle
Oma L.tichnel
Miss Mary Tyler
Anna Venus
Cecelia Wajvok
Wayne Weaver
Tilmore Williams
Marvin White
W- Walters
Gertrude Brown Wilson
Beonie Williams
Edward Washington
Cottman and Fisher
H. A. Doty
Joseph Fucey
John Gabo
Turnock Medical Coz
The
Wonder Store
Reverend D Crosby Greene earns Rising Sun decoration
The Reverend D Crosby Greene, a prominent American missionary in Japan since 1869, is honored with the Emperor of Japan's Rising Sun third class for nearly fifty years of service. Greene helped found Doshisha College in Kyoto and later returned to active missionary work in Tokyo, now at seventy and still dedicated to his mission as friends celebrate the award.
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Amy
Tokio
Legion of Friends
D. Crosby
Greene
Japan
Rising Sun
American Mission Board
Doshistau College
Kyoto
Mrs Batten and daughter visit parents in Lost Creek
Mrs W A Batten and daughter Margaret visit Batten's parents Mr and Mrs John Gatton of Lost Creek. J D Riley has returned from Morgantown where he managed business tied to the Buckhannon and Northern Railroad.
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Tereciat
Bridgeport
W. A. Batten
Margaret
Mr. Batten
Cand M3
John Gatton
Lost Creek
J. D. Riley
Morgantown
Buckhannon and Northern Railroad
Salem Editor Ehret Returns From California Visit
Salem June 30 F J Ehret, late editor of the Salem Express, returned Friday from a three months stay in California. It is unknown if he will resume editorial duties. C F Bailey has been the substitute editor in his absence. J E Pruitt, architect of the new Baptist church, and Superintendent AW Walters were in the city Friday. The church work is nearing completion.
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Salem
F. J. Ehret
Salem Express
California
Ehret
C.F. Bailey
Local News Briefs From Salem and Surrounding Areas
Bra Kittie Moone discusses Ladies of the Mad Maccabees. Ww A Curry and Sproat recent Salem visitors. Misses Vallie and Willa Leonard plan to attend the summer term at Michigan State Normal School in Ypsilanti. Hope Natural Gas Campus erecting a new building at Baltimore and Ohio depot Main Street with offices and a warehouse. City planners map extra paving in East End to create a macadamized road to Bristol. Building activity continues with several new residences planned.
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Bra
Kittie Moone
Istate Fuer
Ladies of the
Mad Maccabees
A. Curry
Sproat
Salem Vistter
Misses Vallie
Willa Leonar
Ypsilanti
Mich
Michigah State Normal School
Hope Natural Gas
Baltimore and Ohio
Plannis
Bristol
Torture charges shock Tokyo as Utsunami official accused
Public outrage grows in Japan over torture allegations against a district court public prosecutor in Utsunomiya. Reported claims say suspects were held 16 to 29 hours, kept cuffed, fed only once, and subjected to physical pain to force confessions during a forgery case hearing. The Tokyo court of appeals will conduct a thorough review to clarify prisoner treatment.
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Tokio
District Court of
Utsunoi
Japan
Korea
Utsunami
Toklo Court of Appeals
Spending Vacation Visit to Pennsylvania Relatives
Mrs J W Johnston and her daughters Margaret and Sarah are on a month long outing in Pennsylvania. They traveled from Baltimore to Oxford to visit relatives for a month. In Baltimore Sarah recently had nasal surgery and is recovering well. The capitol at Washington covers 152112 square feet.
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J. W. Johnston
Margaret
Sarah
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Oxford
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Liza Benedum
Michael Benedum
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Minnie McVicker
William Kester
Wade Romine
Steales Heights
Benjamin, Stout
Dee Rees
Flora Griffin
Parkersburg
J. J. Layman
Frank Patterson
Meadowbrook
T. Owens
Clare
Owens
Flora Martin
G. J. Late
Wheeling
Anna ‘Higginbotham
Alvin Hrobard
Ann’s Rim
Irene Bailey
Grafton
BR. F. Shuttleworth
S- 3
Paris
A.ds Goll
Glenville
Nestor Holden
Joshua Thompson
Boothsville
Bannon
Seymour Tawe
Shinnston
Moore
Marie Graves
Wesleyan College
Buckhannon
Bee Bartlett
Philipp
Dorx Morrow
Pansy Graves
Bessie
Maggie Lang
Spencer
Benjamin Wright
Pittsting
Jacot Bender
Ginger Snap Land
National Biscuit ‘Company
Lisle
Capitol
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