Banquet Opens New Elks Lodge Home in Roaring C ity
Members gathered for the first social and banquet at the new Elks lodge home after a regular meeting. Mayor Frank Moore served as toastmaster as Ex-Governor G B White and other dignitaries praised the new facilities. Music by the Cadenza orchestra and a male quartet enhanced the event. The dedicatory program continues with a reception that night and daily open house from 8 am to midnight.
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Frank Moore
Camden Sommers
George L. Duncen
B. White
Parkerabure
Cabtsin Hatherd
Rose
C. ‘. McNel
Morgantown
Samuel R. Bentley
Cara
Erste P
Hull
Dawidee Frank
Haymaker
Cline Hood
David B . Carper
Eden
Elks
Tuesday Club Elects Officers at First Meeting
The Tuesday Literary Club met at Mrs. John J. Davis’s home for the season’s first gathering. Officers elected for next year are Mrs. John Rubl president, Mrs. George Leatherbury president, Mr. Lewis Sutton secretary, and Miss Emma Davis treasurer after reports from the secretary and treasurer.
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John J. Davis
John Rubl
George Leatherbury
Lewis Sutton
Emma Davis
Elking Supports Primary Plan for State Senate Seat
Former U S Senator Davis Bilrns renews pledge to back a primary system and aligns with Governor Glasscock to push for a primary law at the extraordinary session starting May 16. He notes the people deserve a vote on who should represent the state in the United States Senate.
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Charleston
United States
Davis Bilrns
Watson
Glasscock
Bibing
Elkins
Re elected heads and salary raise in West Virginia Sunday School
The West Virginia Sunday School Association in Parkerstaine reaffirmed ALT. Arnolt us and raised its salary by $200 per year. Most department heads were re elected. Rev. C. G White of Hethany remains head of the adult division with Rev. W. H. Fields elected to succeed him. Heads include Teacher training Fayre D. Clark Buckhannon. Elementary Martha V. Graham Wheeling. Advance John Granberry Barboureville. Adult The Rev. W. H. Fields Wheeling. Temperance A. J. Hiatt Huntington. Home visitation Ry Earl a. Brooke Weston. Missionary M. Wood Huntington.
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West Virginia Sunday School Association
Parkerstaine
ALT. Arnolt Us
C. G White
Hethany
W. H. Fields
Twining
Fayre D. Clark
Buckhannon
Martha V. Graham
Wheeling
John ¢. Gran~bery
Barboureville
W- H-. Fields
A. J. Hiatt
Hole in Pike Street Bridge Sparks Water Main Complaints
A damaged OCR fragment describes a dangerous hole in the bridge near the Catholic church on Pike Street. The report notes complaints from locals about the condition and potential danger to passersby and traffic, urging fast inspection and repair by city authorities.
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Pike Street
Mogich Cimplaini
West Virginia district directs work on longelined stations
Exalted ruler directs the district in West Virginia to oversee work at nine stations as part of the regular schedule. The effort is described as advancing the district’s duties and service commitments.
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West Virginia
Fragments From An Old Local Page Read Aloud
A garbled OCR fragment from a historic newspaper page mentions community life and local names. Readable elements hint at regional events, with unclear specifics but keeps a sense of place and period voice.
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Parsons-Souders Dailye
Prisos-Soupers
Enelcal
Parsons Souders
S.uuhl
oRtes
Mattings
Parsons-Soudern
Auctin
VADOR
Victor
Zxsa Rent Ll
Sociae
Tito Srcté Mheguet
Order of
Eike
Mrs. Payne
Amos Payne
Women's ‘Christian’ | Temperance | Union
West Pike Street
Missy Lena Ruttencutter
the Rose
Mable Fletcher
Susie Humphreys
Bess Osborn
Mayme Long
Joseph Buckner
N. S. Longabaugh
Susie Hukophries
Himan
Mischa Biman
Fairmont Opera House
Senet
Haniel
Schubert-Elman
Rigaudon
iMonsigny-Franko T
Paganini
Percy Kahn
Amos
Payne
Young People
Woman's Christ’'an ‘Temperance Union
Lena Ruttencutter
Mission of the Rode
Mabel Fletcher
le Humphivers
Black
Pais
New Goff Building
Clarksburg
Joseph I
Elking
Hayman Greenhouse
Arnold
State Sunday School Association
Ing Hole
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