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The Daily Telegram in Clarksburg, West Virginia
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1914
Page
15
Social and Personal Invitations Recap
The article lists social announcements and meetings including Broaddus Institute commencement events for May 21 and June 10 1914 in Philipp, Virginia. It notes attendees at the Fairmont Country Club opening with several named couples, the Trojan Club dance committee, Civic Club May meeting details, Mission Circle at First Baptist Church, and a Monongahela Camp Fire Girls gathering with Mrs. Curtin’s Spain visit and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preahient
Bossa of Trustees
Broaddus Institute
Philipp
Mission Circle
A.B. Hall
Woman's Mission Circle
First Baptist Church
Monongahela
Harry B
Curtin
Mulberry Street
Personal notices from Wheeling to Parkersburg and beyond
Local society brief lists visitors and residents: Mr and Mrs C J Proudfoot of Wheeling return home after visiting Grealey Heights. Slayde Pritchard attends 1A annual state meeting of the Real Men. CL Simpson from Huntington visits the city. OG J Pronty from West Union on business. George BE Pope of Parkersburg conducts business. Paul L Golley of Parkersburg visits. R D Henson of Huntington visiting. Jobe C Williamson from Weirton on tin plate plant business. J G Chichester of Weston visits. F B Shatter of Mineral in city on business. Mr and Mrs Charles E Hogg of Point Pleasant guests at the Waldo. McIntosh family of Ravenswood visiting. G H Lambert in New York for Watts-Lamberd Co. William Leonard visiting from Salon. Mrs John Stone and children return home from Parkersburg country home visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Proudfoot
Wheeling
W. T. Rogers
Grealey Heights
Teturoud
Slayde Pritchard
Charleston
Rea
CL. Simpson
Huntington
OG. J. Pronty
Weet Union
George BE. Pope
Parkersburg
Paul L. Golley
Hota Gora
R. D. Henson
Jobe C. Williamsoa
Weirton
J. G. Chichebter
Weston
F._B. Shatter
Mineral
Charles E. Hogg
Point Pleasant
Wallo
Te McIntosh
Ravenswood
G. H. Lamberd
New York
Mre Watts-Lamberd Company
William “E. Leonard
Salon
John’ Stone
Dr. Stone
Bridges Chosen to Fit Bond Funds in City Council
At Monday night’s meeting the council chose to build a grade crossing on Sixth Street and a concrete bridge on Fourth Street to stay within the bond total. The Sixth Street steel bridge goes to the New York firm Gwega Bridge Company for 22 500, with W B Beardsley as local representative, while the Fourth Street concrete bridge is awarded to Luton Bridge Company of York, Pa for 74 995. San Francisco seeks 3494 000 this year to motorize its fire department, indicating broader municipal upgrade funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Fourth Street
Fasie
Gwega Bridge Company
New York
W. B. Beardsley
Luton Bridge Company
York
A. B. Whitaker
Mrs M B Barrick Sittings At Fourth Street Studio
Mrs M B Barrick will be at her Fourth street studio May 10 11 12 and 13 to take photographs. Those desiring portraits of the higher order should make appointments. Advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
M. B. Barrick
Fourth Street
Baltimore and Ohio Magazine Adds Agricultural Department
Baltimore and Ohio Employees Magazine announces a new department on mericulture dairying poultry raising and related topics to aid railroad workers who farm or truck grow. Agricultural agent Mr Stewart leads the initiative bringing practical farming guidance and investment-friendly tips to workers across sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tricia
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Stewart
West Virginia’ Agricultural ‘Experiment
Ocation
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Agricultural Department of
the Railroad Magazine
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J. Hornor Davis
Lynn
Trojan Club
Masonic’ Temple
D. Varner
John Stere
Mra
J. B
R. C. Howard
Charles H. Fischer
Kenton M. Kyle
Patrick H
Civic Club
Christ Episcopal Church
Onega
Luton
San Francisco
England
Mme. Osloe
Wil
Glassify Sa Ene
Lee
Virginia Streets
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C. O. Pleasant
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Eidenhamer’s
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Doulsie Siampa
Port Fat
Palace Furniture & Piano’ Co
Main St
Gregory
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