Bowling League of Elks Season Opens with Azeot Schedule
The Bowling League of Elks opens with a lively match between Carnations and Daisies, won by Gernation. The season schedule lists weekly pairings from May to July featuring Carnations Roses Tulips Pansies Lilies and Daisies across ten weeks with multiple matchups.
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Bowling League OF Elks
Elks’ Flower League
Carnations
Dalaks
iRoses
Wdalgies
Dalaies
Rozes
Malsies
Lilies
Spring Meeting at Fairmont Fir Association Harness Races Planned
Secretary John S Scott reports the Fairmont Fir Association spring meeting begins June 20 with high hopes and strong purses. About 7000 in purses will be distributed across events June 20 21 and 23 featuring 2:14 and 2:27 pace races 2:28 pace and trot events plus free for all pacing and additional running races each day with no less than 100 purse per race.
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John S. Scott
Fairmont, Fir Association
Petitioned post office closure eyed at Fairview end Hanovek county
Senator Watson and Congressman Davis were notified by the postoffice department of a long petition against the discontinuance of the Fairview post office in Hanovek county. The case is under investigation. Ex-Representative Joseph H. Gaines of Charleston attended Waldo on Wednesday night and Thursday morning en route to Shinhope to deliver the class S annual commentator.
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Washington
Watson
Davis
Postoffice Department
Postoffice
Fairview
Hanovek County
Joseph H. Gaines
Charleston
Waldo
Deeds Filed Involving Multiple Clark District Lots
A list of land transfers shown with buyers and sellers across Clark district and surrounding areas. The filings include parcels in Wallace J D Lanhant Mary E Mich Margaret Wallo G H Butcher Ernest W Johnson F Pritchard Clara Johnson J E Love Granville Davis Pair-Ground Clark district Fair Grounds Improvement Company Clara V Johnson T J Bennett R P Henderson West End Land Company L C Shields Stanley Heights West End Land Company L C Snodgrass Stealey Heights D M Sommers J F Harbert Lincoln Hurst Salem area and related entities Trades cover single and multiple lots in Clark district and surrounding neighborhoods.
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John W. Edgell
L. E. Moore
Wallace
J.D. Lanhant
Mary E. Mich
Margaret Wallo
G. H.butcher
City
Ernest ‘W. Johnson
F. Pritchard
Clark District
B. C. Pritchard
Clara ¥. Johnson
Clark
Colonial Building and Realty Company
William Davis
Colonial Heights
Union Land Company
C. L Rinehart
Union Heights
L. V. Holsberry
Pecal Commissaioner
J. EB. Love
Granviller
Davis
Fair Grounds Improvement Company
Clara ‘V. Johnson
T. J. Bennett
R. P. Henderson
West
End Land Company
L. C. Shields
Stenley Heights
West End Land Company
L. C. Snodgrass
S. A. Smith
D. M. Sommers
Stealey Heights
J. F.harbert
Lincoln Hurst
Salem
Incoln, Hurst
James B
il‘Mer
Congressmen return from Fier visits in Washington
AVIATION MON, D C May 18 Congressmen Brown and Littlepase have returned to Washington after Fier visits to their homes. Among the West Virginians in the capital were Fred Paul Grosscup and Delrysoimell of Charleston and P Light of the American Association for Highway Improvement.
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Aviashingmon
D.C
Brown
Littlepase
Weahington
Fred Paul Grosscup
del Frysoimell
Charleston
P. Light
The
American Association For Highway Improvement
Edison Goes Foe Frank Didley Editorial Star
Fragmentary text from the Logan Democrat hints at a editorial stance or appointment involving Frank Didley. The note implies a local political context and a wait for a decisive action or position. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
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Frank Didley
Courdep
The
Logan “Democrat
Ijtorial
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Light
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