District contest standings list by districts
District standings show residents and addresses across districts east of Third Street and west of Third Street plus Harrison County. Names include Gill Mulvaney Gibbs Palmer Koblegard Lafferty Olds Reed Noon Johnson Wilson and many others with street addresses and rural route designations.
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Ind Fe
Third Street
Broad Oaks
Alta Vista
Industrial
Union Heights
Frank A. Gill
Depot Street
Esther Mulvaney
Elm Street
Howard Gibbs
Jacobs
Cecil E. Anderson
Hansford
E. Poplar Street
Hariey Snider
Harrison Street
Minnie Lightner
Elliott Street
Robert Koblegard
C. Straight
Hickman
Mary J. Cramp
Baltimore St
Violett V. Richards
Greaney
Mary A. Shaw
Stella Johnson
Sycamore St
Clarence Noon
Northcott St
Rose Wilson
Jarvis Apartments
John Reed
Care Pike News Co
Anna Webb
Pike Street
John W. Parker
Duff Street
Geo
J. H. McGee
Meadowbrook
Geo. Hart
Ocean Mines
Abraham Fine
Shinnston
Emma Villers
Shinmston
Laura L. Winter
Frank Harrison
Gypsy
Gladys Saunders
Enterprise
Adam Linville
Wilsonburg
Wanda Rogers
Brown
Bessie V. Collins
Clare David Nale
Adamston
Fannie Shuttleworth
G. W. Shrader
Wallace
Herbert Coffman
Geneva Cumberledge
Bridgeport
D. Nutter
Lost Creek
Mise Delia Stires
Elsie Morris
R. F. D. Bristol
Virgil McIntire
Bertie Warner
Hepzibah
H. B Cochran
Mt. Clare
Amy Williams
Salem
Arley Ashcraft
Glen Falls
Georgia Robinson
Alma Hardesty
Lumberport Iiss
Mabel Williams
Dola
Thomas Beechiar
Lee Coffman
Lumberport
Wetzel
Marion
Taylor
Barbour
A. Marie Smith
Weston
Bessie Snider
Monongah
Dana Young
Excel Goodman
Jane Lewit H. Straight
Smithfield
R. B. Ross
Sutton
Stella James
Dot Means
Folsom
Flo Barns
Pennsboro
Nora Haymond
Lemma Talkington
S A. Dudy
Harold Fortney
Bird Ashworth
Backhannon
Agnes Severs
Kate Ward
Chesna Jones
Smitht
I. D. Martin
Flemington
Senator Goff Backs Fourth Circuit Judgeship Bill
Washington May 1 Senator Goff urged creating a new judgeship in the Fourth circuit based on twenty years on the bench and familiarity with the court's practice. The bill's passage in the Senate could lead to John W Davis of Clarksburg’s federal appointment if the House soon backs it after the tariff bill moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Goff
Senate
Fourth Circuit
Iit
Goft
House
John W Davis
Clarksburg
City urges use of purified city water and warns against well water
The city water works reports the city water is pure and free of fever germs while well water and river water may carry Bacillus coli intestinalis. The bulletin explains testing measures with terms like cubic centimeter and notes Bacillus coli presence or absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citywater Works and Sewerage Board
Filowine
Verkins Boynton
City Water Works
Danderine Hair Cleanse Promises Stunning Shine
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a hair treatment that cleanses dust, reduces dandruff, and stops hair loss. It claims the product makes hair soft, lustrous, and abundant with regular use, urging readers to buy 23 cent bottles from any grocery or toilet goods store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orus
Toliet
Carnegie Plan Aims End to War and Global Peace
The piece argues for a swift peace strategy led by the United States and allied powers. It credits a Britain France and US treaty attempt and stresses the Senate’s role and a future administration’s duty to banish war as a crime. Oscar C. Will becomes cashier at Empire National Bank in Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
France
Gert
Senate
Oscar C. Wui
First National Bank
Salem
Empire National Bank
Reception Honors May Blossoms At Gaylord Home
A large afternoon reception at Mrs. William F. Gaylord’s East Main Street residence featured May flowers and greenery. Hosts Mrs. Gaylord and Miss Fannie Harrison welcomed about 135 guests with a Kilaraéy Foses program by the Cadenza orchestra and a decorative dining room, aided by Mrs. Robert Haynes and Mrs. Hugh Jarvis. Coffee poured by Mrs. Maxwell contrasted with gold and green decor and smilax bouquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam F. Gaylord
East Main Street
Fannie Harrison
Weston
Mise Gianche
Maxwell
Kilaraéy Foses
W- Brent
Farlands
Robert Haynes
Hugh Jarvis
Miss Gaylord
Miss Haymaker
Genevieve Harrison
Haymond Maxwell
Richmond
Mary Hart
Edna Haymaker
Christine Haynes
Virginia Gaylord
Funeral for circus man Lamer E Conlon held in Flemington
Remains of Lamer E Conlon killed by Baltimore and Ohio train near Flemington were interred at Holy Cross Cemetery after a mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Survivors include brothers T E Conlon and Hugh Conlon and sister Mrs F S Stimpson. Conlon had performed with Ringling Brothers Circus for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamer E. Conlon
Baltimore and Ohio
Flemington
Church of the Immaculate Conception
HL McDermott
Cress
Conlon
Poe
Mab
Clifford-Osborn
T. E. Conlon
Hugh Conlon
Chicago
F. S. Stimpson
Ilimo
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Power Line Project Moves Toward Hig Sandy Dam Site
Morgantown May 1 a corps of engineers for the West Virginia Development Company is selecting a route for an electric power line from Cheat Haven to the second power dam on Hig Sandy. Preliminary work has begun on the dam and the line will run day and night to supply electric power from the Cheat Haven generator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
Corps of Engineers
West Virginia Development Company
Cheat Haven
Hig Sandy
Cheat Haven Dam
Deyarmin Family Leaves Shinnston For California
Mr and Mrs W F Deyarmin and their child of Shinnston depart for a California town where they will reside. He formerly worked as a makeup man and job printer on the Shinnston News and is noted as an artist in tints. Many friends in the area wish them well in their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Deyarmin
Shinnston
California
Shinnston News
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Nusbaum’s
Oie Steet
Senator Goff
Daly Telegram
Mts Congom O
C. C
Andrew Carnegie
Sogiali
Ladies’ Ss Society
Charles Frankie
Church Street
T. J. Lynch & Company
Lynch Building
Main
W. VA
Delphis
Highland Bros. & Gore
H. Potts
P. C. Storm
Clover Leaf Dairy
S. Second Street
B. H. Potts
Mgr
Fell