Engagement Announcement at Broad Oaks in May Day Luncheon
Mrs Samuel R Harrison hosted an elaborate Mayday luncheon at Broad Oaks to announce the engagement of her daughter Miss Mary Genevieve Harrison to Mr Albert F Lohm. The colonial home was filled with roses and ferns as guests dined at scattered tables amid waxed tapers and pink floral decor. The bride-to-be is a granddaughter of the late Judge Thomas W Harrison, with a autumn wedding anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel R. Harrison
Mary Genevieve
Albert F. Lobm
Harrison
Broad Oaks
Mary Genevieve Harison
Albert F. Lohin
Miss Harrison
Thomas W. Harrison
Mins Harrison
Lohm
Lafayette Lohm and Mrs Kuntz Named in Deer Park Notice
Lafayette Lohm of Deer Park Maryland and Mrs Ralph Kuntz of Grafton are identified in a local notice. The brief item lists their names as part of a community or family notice published in the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Lohm
Deer Park
Ralph Kuntz
Grafton
City visitors and residents drop by on Saturday
Colonel John W. Carpenter from Salem and Jeane G. Lawson of Bridgeport visited the city Saturday. Columbus W. Lawson also came on business, while Charlie Post, a former member of ionomaty court, was in town. Abraham Lowther, Sayir May, and Tuthor A Rigtter from Meatpin were listed as visitors. Jan C. Sheets of Lost Crack was noted as a city news visitor Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Carpenter
Salem
Jeane G. Lawson
Bridgeport
Columbus W. Lawson
Court Orders and Jury Awards Reported
A verdict of 100 dollars was awarded to Jane Jones in a city case set aside for a new trial. Other cases include judgments of 624.20 dollars for William Dunn over William Pinnel and ongoing actions from Sam against Fredrex Mobwind and Harry B. Hickman administrative matters involving Clarkaburg Transfer and Storage Company. A note mentions French scientists saying iodine and bromine vapors pass through thin glass at ordinary temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredrex
William A. Dunn
William Pinnel
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted As Spring Remedy
In a health notice the coroner’s inquest is deemed unnecessary as loss of appetite and vitality are discussed as spring ailments. The ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the reliable remedy to purify blood enrich digestion and restore energy, promising better appetite and vitality for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Death at Point Comfort ruled suicide in Florence Johnson case
Coroner Dr Mason announced a plain case of death by own action after Florence Johnson 39 died at his sister’s home on River Road at Point Comfort shortly after ingesting poison. Johnson, in failing health since a February appendicitis operation, left no note. He leaves a widow Marguerite and four children Artie Samuel Frank and Robert, plus his mother Mary Johnson and many siblings. Funeral Sunday at 4 PM at the Dougherty home with burial at Grusnlawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afor Piaking
Florence Johnson
Samual Dougherty
Point Comfort
M. Mason
Johnson
Jocel
Bla Weaith
Bresley Heights
Wen
Ianta
Brn
Marguerite John
Dougherty
Grusnlawn
Seventy second annual Odd Fellows service on Water Street
The Grand United Order of Colored Odd Fellows in America holds the seventy second annual service at 8 pm Sunday in the colored school auditorium on Water Street. Program includes prayers, readings, musical selections by the Wentalava quartet and Bowyera Orchestra, a sermon by GC W Hughes, and a Thanksgiving offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand United Order of Colored Odd Fellows In America
Colored School Auisitorium
Water Street
Muntor
Éeremonten
Jesus Nome
Wentalava Quartet
E. P. Myers
Bowyers Orchestra
Westalava Quartet
GC. W. Hughes
O. Mi
Bowyera Orchestra
Shipping bill passes House to strengthen navy
The administration shipping bill, aiming to strengthen the navy, passed the House today by a vote of 211 to 161. Republicans supporting the bill included lawmakers from West Virginia and Pennsylvania amid a largely party line vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Homse
St Wan
Wereosk
Virginia
Oiler and Farr
Pennsylvania
Washington Irving Highs Face Abington In Afternoon Tilt
Washington Irving plans a matchup with Abington High this afternoon as Coach Frank E. Arnett assigns younger pitcher Dawnon for the Selom game next Saturday. The coach predicts a tough test and an early season hard-fought affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Irving
Abinnaton High School
Shinnnton
Frank E. Arnett
Dawnon
Children Day Services and Local Births and Recoveries
In St Pauls church South a children lay program is planned for Sunday at 10 am with Rev E H Rawlings of Nashville to preach at 8 pm. The McClelland Bible class plans to attend the morning service at First Presbyterian at 9 20 am. Finnigan announces the birth of a son at 461 Wilcon street, first child for Mr and Mrs Flanigan. Mrs J M Jeffries of Burnaville has recovered from an operation and is home, though still weak. Haesell Yeater of Smitsheld leaves St Marys hospital after six weeks for appendicitis recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Lay Prokrati
E. H. Rawlings
Nashville
McClelland Bible
First Presbyterian Church
Fianigan
Sehon J. Finnigan
Wilcon Street
M Flanigan
Mra
Flanigan
Babe
J. M. Jeffries
Burnaville
Kessler Hospital
Haesell Yeater
Smitsheld
St.Mary's Hospital
Paakeasy Boss Promises Wet Town Service
A Markat Atroot proprietor extends a pleasant meeting with eight gentlemen returning customers. Patrons can get a hot beer or a steady whiskey at a fixed price in a town where drinking remains legal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whelan
Ereniie
Finn
Tax estimates show Local Year revenue rise over prior baseline
Wallington reports Income Tax estimates for the coming local year total about 320.9 million dollars with treasury calculations nearing final figures within days. Officials expect individual payments around 62.5 million and corporate totals near 67.5 million, indicating a sizable increase from early estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
Treasury Department
Gas Well Explosion Burns Four Workers At Riggens Run
At the head of Riggens Run for the Wope Natural Cin Company a gas explosion sent four workers to St. Marys Norplin with burns. Hud Spencer Earl Mc Grain Howard Arnett and Martin Fruit were treated. McClass and Spencer suffered serious burns around the head neck and arms and are in danger. Arnett and Pratt were pained but less severely hurt. All were employees of the Hope Natural Gay Semmens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wope Natural Cin Company
Hud Spencer
Earl McGrain
Howard Arnett
Martin Fruit
St. Mary's Norplin
McClass
Spencer
Arnett
Pratt
Hope Natural Gay Semmens
Union of Methodist Churches Could Happen by 1914
In Saratoga Springs New York a plan for a physical union of the North and South Methodist Episcopal churches may occur by 1914 or sooner. Resolution introduced by Joseph B. Hingley of Chicago secretary emeritus has bishop Eugene Hendrix’s endorsement and was sent to the judiciary committee for legal review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
Nut
Church of the North
South
Judiciary Committee
Joseph B. Ifingeley
Chicago
Emeritia
Eugene R. Hendrix
Methodist Episcopal Church
Home and Stable Destroyed in Fire Attack at Geneik 2
The single story home and dwelling used by Nicola Minnesole at Geneik No. 2 was barged to the ground Friday evening, with all contents destroyed. Authorities suspect arson by enemies of Minnesota. damage considered small due to the fragile structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicola Minnesole
Gienik No. 2
Minnesota
70 BUILD MEMORIAL FOR YALE ATHLETE THOMAS H SHEILYN
In New Haven Connecticut on May 20 a plan emerges to erect a memorial to Thomas H Sheilyn a noted Yale athlete from 1906. The project aims to honor his university achievements with a formal presentation at a future ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DW Haven
Conn
Yale
Thomas H. Sheylin
Waa'x
Ban Ow Autos and Sabbath Observance Protest Ahead
A preliminary report notes photos and automobiles may be involved in a Sabbath observance protest. The assembly is expected to consider adopting the measures amid concerns about worship disruption and religious observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alscumion
Presbyterian
Ararda
President Wilson Addresses Crowd in North Carolina
President Wilson spoke in Omarlock, NC on May 20 addressing a crowd estimated over 1000. Governor Hawes presented the Mébklenbure decoration of Independence ceremony and praised the president as one of the greatest leaders. The address began at 12 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayaaron Omarloth
Wilson
Fiat Anslvareany
Rare Treat At St Pauls Methodist Church South
Members of St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church South will enjoy a rare treat Sunday evening as Rev RB M Rawlings of Naabville, educational secretary of the General Board of Missions, M E Church South, speaks. Service begins at eight. Public urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thanda
St Paul's Methodist
Episcopal Chiro! South
M. Rawlings
Naabviti
Rawling
Educationa
The
Methodist Episcopal, Church, South
Seaplane Raid Off Balance Coast Kills Soldier
London reports German seaplanes raided the Emeliah coast at night. One aircraft was shot down off the Bale ik coast. The raiders dropped thirty seven bombs, killing one soldier and wounding two civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Baleik
George K Roy Back In Custody Case
Mary Jones of Glen Elk appeared in the magistrate court with her minor son Cell after he was jailed under achievability proceedings. The court released the boy into her custody after she paid the costs, following the withdrawal of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary 5. Jones
Glen Elk
W. B. Starcher
Will of James Marcel Ina Garrett Probate Record
Will probated Saturday leaving estate to widow Ag Garrett and children Wade and Anna Garrett with Wade as executor if no will exists. Court records note stipulations and guardianship details for heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marcel
Ina’ Garrett
Ag Garrett
Wade
Anna Garrett
Wade Garrett
Hin x Scutor
First Methodist Episcopel Church Pastor At Baratoge Springs
Postal cards from Rev. Dr. W. B. Ring of First Methodist Episcopal church indicate he is enjoying his general conference sessions of the denomination at Baratoge Springs, N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Ring
First Methodist
Episcopel Church
Chert
Piata
Baratoge Springs
Executors Qualify In Tate J Ersnoels Will Case
Emile J. Francois and Bari apraker qualified Saturday as executors without bond. P.M. Robinson W B Gocke and Charles Ge Coffman were named as appraisers of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emile J. Francois
Bariapraker
Tate
J. “MC
Mor Hannounge Announces Candidacy in District Race
John W. Carpenter, a Republican, announces his campaign for the district seat aiming to win election. The statement outlines his goals and campaign focus for the upcoming race.
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the Furniture Store OF Quality
Hurishing Cs
Telegram
Bell 390
Minster
Chicago Dairy Inc
Wey
Liston’s
Lowndes
Gienn& Waters Real Estate
Pranty Bldg
Goroner Mason
rAfter
Colonial School
Shipping
BILL
Shinnston High
North
Bell-Ans
Hill Brothers
Diay
Cc. R. Murray
Bluefield
W.va
Fres Scheels Republican
Jone 6
Walcome
Huyler
Sturm and
Wison
Auto Livery Co
Hill Bros
Dentists Sherift Beer
Charlotte
N. Cy
Thien
Georgek Roy Back
Bession
Mor Hannounge
Barriage Licenses
Mackege
Eve
GaLone
Devon
Devoe
J. W. Barnes & Son
Clarksburg, W. Va
Brent Maxwell
von Anton Bank
A. Smith
Murrx Grocery Co
T. J. Parrish
Trene Wallace Bante
James F Allan
Kalliont
F. Eldavisson
Farmer
Cattie Donlor
AL Ellicet
Stocksirm
H. L. Bpaaker
Tres
Clarksburg
Eacent Glnun Co. LL
Loar, Marchant
Carl L, Hornor
Oigil Tugineer
Portmn
Maxwell
Stockian
John W. Btriart
Catlin
Lee Boggess
Hornor Davie
Coal Brode
Stuart
Lareyer
HH. B. Travig
Peas
Trayin Glice
Hugh Jarvis
Franidant
P. M. Robinson
Frasiaont
Capa
Atlonn
Bane
Sturrinisi
West Virgina
Forest City
Tee
Tims
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