Contested District Listings Across Clarksburg Regions
Districts enumerate residents by streets and towns in Clarksburg areas including Thir breaty, Vista, Industrial, Union Heights, Pike Street, Maple Avenue and Water Street. Names cover Esther Mulvaney, Mrs. Howard Gibbs, L. P. Hansford, Hurley Snider, Minnie Lightner, Chas. O. Wolfe, J. G. Watkins, Merlin Charpening, C. McKinley, Robert Koblegard, Mrs. F. A. Olds, among others, plus addresses in several streets. District 2 expands to Stesley Heights, Highland Park, Northview with residents Mary Cramp, Violett Richards, Stella Johnson, and others. District 4 lists county residents across Lewis to Ritchie with varied street addresses and listed totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Thir Breaty
Ta Vista
Industrial
Union Heights
Devoe
Esther Mulvaney
Elm Street
Howard Gibbs
Jacobs
Cecil H. Anderson
Stealey St
L. P. Hansford
E. Poplar
Hurley Snider
Harrison Street
Minnie Lightner
Pike Street
Chas
Jarvis St
Clarié
Stesley Heights
Highland Parl Northview
Henry T. Leuliette
D. 3
0. C. Straight
Hickman St
Mary J. Cramp
Baltimore
Violett V. Richards
Third St
Mise
Stella Johnson
Sycamore
Clarence Noon
Northcott St
Mike Wilson
Darvi
W. J. Ashcraft
Wyatt
J. H. McGee
Meadowbrook
Gov. Hart
Ocean Mines
Abraham Fine
Shinnston
W. P
Clare
Herbert ‘Coffman
Wilsonburg
Geneva Cumberledge
Bridgeport
Nutter
Lost Creek
Delia Stires
Brown
Elsie Morris
Bristol
Opal Coffman
Mise Leathy Martin
Lewis, Upshur
Doddridge
Wetzel
Marion
Taylor, Barbour
Braxton
Ritchie
Excel Goodwin
Jane Lew
Mise A. Marie Smith
Weston
Miss Bessie Snider
Monongah
Dana Young
H. Straight
Smithfield
Dot Means
Folsom
Flo Barks
Pennsboro
Nora Haymound
Sutton
Lemma Talkington
S. A. Judy
Churches Ash Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church services and notices
A long list of church services across many congregations including Ash Chapel United Episco pal and Central Christian Church. Details cover class meetings sermons Sunday school Epworth League prayer meetings and youth activities with pastors such as W Manegan Felix K Struve W M Long and H R Hess. Also includesCatholic and Reorganized Latter Day Saints notes and Salvation Army schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church
Bromd Oaks
New Pau
Manegan
Lamer
Andrey Jeader
Germam Sy
Gath
Tom
Scott Riley
Epworth League
ST. Paul's M. E. Church
Chestnut Streets
Felix K. Struve
Léonidas Johnson
Street
Latter Day | Saints
D. L. Shinn
Brick Church
Stealey J Beignts
West Virginia Wholesale Grocers meet at Willard Grafton
The semi annual meeting of the West Virginia Wholesale Grocer s Association will be held at the Willard hotel in Grafton on May 28 and 29 with representatives from nearly all wholesale houses in the state. Officers will be elected and the usual business conducted. A banquet will follow on the second night at the Willard hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Baccalaureate Sermon Opens Clarksburg High Graduation
The annual commencement begins with the baccalaureate sermon at First Presbyterian Church. Rev. Dr. H. T. McClelland will preach to the graduating class during Sunday forenoon services. An English choral organ has served since the eighteenth century. New York records forty eight traffic accidents per 100000 quarterly. Buffalo shows a similar figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Second and
Main Streets
Henr T. McClelland
D. D
New Building
Industrial Baptist Church
C. EB. De.Vaught
J. W. Kerby
Clarksburg High School
H. T. McClelland
New York
Sheppard Resigns from State Board of Control
John Sheppard, an early member of the state board of control appointed by Governor Hatfield, tendered his resignation and it was accepted. He left for Huntington immediately and will resume the practice of law. No reason was given for the resignation, and the governor had no comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlesto
John" Sheppard
Board of Control
Web
Glasscock
Hatfield
Sheppard
Huntington
Aie Eagerno
Ceed Shepcard
Republicans Favor Next Year National Convention Plan
Samuel Perkins reports unanimous sentiment among top Republicans including former Speaker Cannon and Representative McKinley for delaying a nationwide convention until next year. The executive committee will likely recommend the shift, with coordination between national and congressional committees and a Washington campaign headquarters. Portland, Ore., population cited as over 265,000 in the 1913 directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Perkins
Washington
Cummins
Cannon
Representative McKinley
National Committee
Jones
Republican National Committee
Congressional Committee
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Nusfaamn
City Water Works and Sewerage Board
Perkins Boynton
C. C
Central Christian Curch
Dierepyscopal Church
Serner
West Pike
North Second Streets
D. Smith
Ps ‘Riley
Suntagy School
W. H. Davisson
Ermon
United Brethren Onmuurcch
Northview
H. R. Hess
Robert McClung
Christian Endeavor
ST. Mark's Lutheran Church
Park Avenue
Main Street
William J. Hevser
Jesus
Waters
Women's Home Missionary Society
Christ Episcopal
Charles Baird Mitchell
Treghegpar
Puede
Catholic Church
East Pike and
Elk Streets
P. H. McDermott
A. D. McSwiggan
P. J. Keating
United Brethren Church
Adamston
G S. Hanketer
House
Northview Baptist Mission
W. C. Taylor
Delber Ritter
Grasselle Baptist Mission
W. Cc. Taylor
BE. R
Moore
Wyek
Adambston Methodist Hpiscopal
A. M- Hammond
Ladies Aid Society
THE
Salvation Army
Greathouse
Alexander Blake
Central Presbyterian Church
E. G. Gammon
Wesleyan Methodist Church
F. Seaborne
Mary Cox
Locust Streets
A. W. Morrison
Charley Rhpeid
IL O‘glack
Cristian Stionge Society
Golf
Omyrch
Christ, Union Heights Church House
Industrix Presbyterian Ee Ss
Merrifield
Inburg
Mi. .Zion
Baptist
T. Kenney
W. Ia. Anderson
Trinity M
Winstey
Pride’'S Chapel
R. Breech Ffurley
Grafton
T. J. Lynch & Company
le Triomphe
la France
Paris
Rubens
Lisle
Suk
Europe
America
Lynch Building
Main St
Merchants. National Bank
Lincoln
da May
Portland
Ore
Chas M. Stieff
Claude H
Telegram