College Festival to Dazzle Clarksburg Crowd Next Monday
Students present a grand spectacle for the new Clarkburg Concert Band benefit. Prolific director claims the show will be the most finished theatrical event in Clarkburg with stunning scenes, clever technology, and a dramatic eastern college festival story. Prof Dotson of the New York School of Dramatic Art trains the cast for a mammoth musical extravaganza. Reserved seats start at 25c, 50c, 75c, and $1 with sales opening Saturday morning.
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Banister Oxfords Exclusive Agency for New Models
Exclusive agents present new shoe and oxford lines in tan patent and gun metal finishes. Sizes range from 5 to 1014 with a full display available to customers.
Bread quality and honest weight touted in local ad
A local notice extols bread baked from Imeney's Dest with clean beet and no human contact during milling. It claims honest weight at 24 percent bags and urges customers to buy at their grocers for bread made from earned labor.
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Local Notes From City and County Figures
Personal items report Stuart and Asughiec Kathryn returning from Ste Lilet Pas and heading to Watemont. Jake Fave is in hospital. Charles W. Vannort attends Hornor Gaylord convention. Hugh Stout travels to Parkersburg for U C Travelore gathering. John B. Strother and Gordon Late visit, Annie Salzman arrives from Dahyile Washington to stay with sister Mrs. J W Trayer. Attorney Charles A. Sutton attends circuit court in Bridgeport.
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Bridgeport
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Officers Elected at Association of American Physicians
The Association of American Physicians held its session with elections. Victor Vaughan of Ann Arbor became president and Henry Hun of Albany became vice president. George M. Kober of Washington D C was secretary and S Solis Cohen of Philadelphia recorder. J P Crozer Griffith of Philadelphia treasurer and 8 J Meltzer of New York councillor were chosen. Williams of Boston and Thayer of Baltimore were elected representative and alternate on the executive committee.
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Association of American Physicians
Victor
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Ann Arbor
Michylee
Henry Hun
Albany
N. Y
George M. Kober
Washington, D. C
Solis Cohen
Philadelphia
J.P. Crozer Griffith
J. Meltzer
New York
Association of American Physicians and Surgeons
F. HW. Williams
Boston
W. S. Thayer
Baltimore
Bell telephones to be installed in every room
BE J Thompson signs contract with IN EVERY ROOM ers hotel to install Bell telephones in all rooms. A private switchboard will be at the clerk’s desk and each room unit connects to the Bell system enabling guests to call across the country from their rooms. Work to begin soon.
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BE. J. Thompson
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J. G
Fitzgeralds Co? Is More Dition Encouraging
Late information from Baltimore reports Mr. T A Fitzgerald in an infirmary recovering after stomach operation. Friends here say his condition has become more favorable and he is showing signs of improvement.
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T. A. Fitzgerald
Baltimore
Woodmen of the World Adds New Members at Local Camp
Claude Westfall and Edward Taylor were elected to membership in the Woodmen of the World at the local camp meeting in the K P Hall. A. R. Lawrence was initiated as part of the evening of a large turnout Wednesday night.
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Woodmen of the World
K. of P. Hall
A. R. Lawrence
Honorary Ret Continued From Page Six
A gad commentary laments the high U S mining casualties and urges reflection on national priorities. It argues the rush for profit sacrifices lives and comforts and calls for stopping to consider the toll on workers and families.
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Jess Han
United States
Reemx
Local Seller Advertises Easy Terms on Vehicle
A seller offers a payment plan with $500 down and balance due in one and two years. The items are described as an easy purchase and the owner says the price and terms won’t last long.
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