Colonial Heights Vacant Lot and Nearby Homes For Sale
Colonial Heights vacant lot fronting on Koo Street with alley access. Ali Tota property features 40 feet of frontage and 120 to 140 feet depth. Prices $650 $675 and $700. Hornor Avenue eight rooms bath pantry basement hardwood cabinets and base mantles near Empire Barn priced at $7,000. Stealty Avenue six to seven rooms bath basement near school and church priced at $2,600 with $500 down and easy terms. Milford Street two story frame house near Goff building with front room yard and space for a garage priced to sell.
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Colonial Heights
Koo
Ali Tota
Hornor Avenue
Empire Barn
Stealty Avenue
Milford
Goff
Couple admits non marriage after city arrival in New York
Bennie Wind and Lillian Cottrell, new arrivals from New York, confessed to Chief of Police Harry C. Brooke that they were living as husband and wife but not married. They were arrested on Glen Bik complaints and held overnight after being found in a Main Street room. They agreed to marry once a license is obtained.
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Bennie Wind
Lillian Cottrell
New York State
Harry C. Brooke
Wind
Ae Goon
Main Street
Wyte
Post
Donaime
Glen Bik
Unclaimed Letters Parade At Clarksburg Postoffice May 25
A long list of unclaimed mail at the Clarksburg postoffice dated May 25 includes numerous names such as Miss Vera Burke Mrs Virginia Banks Miss Mildred Carter and Mrs Mary Sue Harrison among others. The notice enumerates residents and various addressed individuals with multiple first and last names and some street identifiers.
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Clarksburg
Austin
AL. Blair
Harry Brown
J.C. Butcher
Misa Nan Burny
J.basiand
F. Maude - Boggess
Bennie Barnes
Toy Bollinger
Virginia Banks
W. M. Brooks
Salvatore Brunette
Vera Burke
May Butcher
Dominick Burmess
Mildred Carter
Minnie Cottrill
Joseph Gheccard
J. A. Carroll
Wiliam Cale
Wim. Constable
John M. Garlin
Gray Chenoweth
Emmaning
Cora Cordray
Carl Cumons
Andy Crawford
H. E. Downs
Helena Dubjet
Dercie Drummonds
Arsen Damryk
Francis Dulin
Grover Baton
G. Barton
Reveo Francesco
Wrumeé Avenue
Scott Free
Ate
Emma Harman
Charles Horner
Hum
Courtney Hall
W. Henson
Rosa Haley
N. K. Hitchcock
J. Harrison
Githie Hambric
Alda Hollidas Mra
M. B. Iman
James
C.M. Jones
H. C. Darking
Oda Jenkin
Ethel Kittle
BJ. Taylor
Hattie Trippett Farmer
Thompson H. J. Welmand
Andrew Wuielk
Watson Bros. and Co
Mary Wells
Margaret $. Willis
Susan Waddy
Mies
Velma Wilson
Roy Williams
R. J. Wolverton
Robert Wilson
O. B. Wagner
Carrie Williams
Lee Waldret
Mre
Rimer Yates
Brotherhood Opens Season With Early City Baseball Game
Arrangements are complete for the opening Brotherhood baseball game on Saturday morning at Union Park between the Reds and Blues. The game starts at 9 20 with a ten cent admission to cover expenses. Tickets are available at G H Gordons Third street office. Batteries are Steers t and Stutler for the Reds and Lowe and Kennedy for the Blues. A summer schedule follows with two twilled games weekly.
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Brotherhood
Union Park
G. H. Gordon
Third Street
St. and Stutler
Mie Reds
Lowe and Kennedy
Penitentiary Workers Begin West Virginia Road Project
MOUNDSVILLE May 27 The first state contracted road crew from the penitentiary will depart this week for St Marys Pleasants county to start road work. Warden M L Brown traveled to select a site and arrange details. An initial force of about thirty men will be used, with plans to increase.
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Moundsville
West Virginia
St. Mary's
Pleasants County
M. L. Brown
Annual Meeting of West Virginia Business Men's Association in June
The annual meeting of the West Virginia Business Men's Association will be held in this city June 8 and 9. Parkersburg representatives S Pifor C W Hender whal J Rn Anderson Albert Rocken istien R F Murphy and Joseph Stern attend. Topics include state rating preparation, national rating alignment, weights and measures legislation, and a membership drive across the state.
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West Virginia
Business Men’s Association
West Virginia Business Men's Association
S. Pifor
Parkersburg Business Men's Association
Messrs. C. W. Henderwhal
J Rn Anderson
Albert Rockenistien
R. F. Murphy
Joseph Stern
Parkersburg
Atonement Motive Puts Mozler in Custody
Frank Mozler told Burgess Warren he and his wife framed charges that sent his father-in-law to jail for nighted months after an attack on Mrs Mozler. Mozler, saying remorse drove him to confess, is held for further investigation and seeks atonement.
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Ameballe
Frank Mozler
Burgess Waren
Mozler
Mrs Hale to Speak on Women Rights June 1
A noted actress Mrs Beatrice Forties Robertson Hale challenges the militant suffragist image and offers her explanation of the madres issue. Her remarks are anticipated as she addresses the public on June 1.
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Beatrice Forties-Robertson Hale
Colonel John C. Vance Arrives for Fire Week Duties
Cob reports Colonel John C. Vance of Quihoun Go arriving Tuesday night to oversee operations during the simmer and planning to stay through the fatcahe fire week in September. He recently led a successful lung plantation operation in Georgia.
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John C. Vance
Quihoun
Vines
Clirksturg
Georgia
Huntington Fe nounced dower rights in Astor marriage
John H. Brasms named Acting postmaster at Brosius Brax lob enunty. Before her marriage to Vincent Astor, Miss Helen D. Huntington Fe nounced her dower rights on the vast Astor estate, a customary practice when an Astor marries.
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Washington, D
John H. Brasms
Brosius, Braxlob
Vincent Astor
Helen D. Huntington
Astor
Captain Burdette Guides West Virginia Cadets in Marksmanship
Captain Louis Burdette of Charleston who oversees field practice for the West Virginia National Guard will travel to Kingwood Thursday to instruct cadets at the state university in marksmanship. Militiamen benefited from his three days of rifle training as he is regarded as a top marksman, having led the team that won the international rifle shoot in Stockholm two years ago representing the United States.
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Louis Burdette
Charleston
West Virginia National Guard
Kingwood
State University
Durdette
Stockholm
Sweden
United States
Postoffice changes at Goose Creek appoint new postmaster
Washington May 3 Congressmen Moss pressed for relief of Goose Creek postmaster. Former postmaster Archer resigned, deputy Bee runs the office. Beall appointed to take effect on bond approval. Also note pension application by Men Whitehall.
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Washington, D. C
Moss
Goose Creek
C.K. Archer
B. Z. Bee
Dee
Judge Moses
Postamice Department
Charles M. Beall
Gone Creak
German wages and trade rise threaten English markets
The piece argues that Germany gains advantage from lower wages and skilled labor enabling exports at low prices, threatening Britain and the United States. It warns that relying on scarce resources and technology may create temporary gains that will be equalized, risking UK and US workers with tighter markets and potential economic distress.
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Germany
England
United
Hoe
United States
Great Britain
Prominent Parkersburg Attorney Dies After Illness
David D. Johnson, aged and prominent attorney, dies at his Quincy street home after a long heart disease illness in Parkersburg.
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Parkersburg
David D. Johnson
Quincy Street
State observes Good Roads days holiday period by justices
The state will observe Good Roads days on Thursday and Friday as holidays for justices of the peace. Memorial Day Saturday also will be a holiday. Civil business will pause for the three days and criminal cases will not be tried unless absolutely necessary.
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Justices of the Peace
Cantata at church social to aid Epworth League
A humorous program titled a cantata will be performed on Friday evening in the church social hall. Admission will be charged, with proceeds benefiting the Epworth League beach project. All ladies are welcome to attend.
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Procarda
Epworth League
Death of Paul E. Smith in Northview Funeral
Paul E. Smith son of Roscoe and Mrs Roscoe Smith of Third Street Northview died Wednesday morning after a short illness of pneumonia. Funeral services will be held at 2 PM Thursday at the home with Rev Hess in charge. A special street car will take mourners to Greenlawn cemetery for burial.
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Paul E. Smith
Roscoe Smith
Third Street
Northview
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Euclid Avenue
Stealey Heights
East Main Street
Howard
Central Storage Co
Bell
Gandy
Frankfort
New England
Berlin
Moathe
Olmaners
Dyers Bell
Washington, TG
Bureau For A
AlmedasWhitehall
Style Store
Clarksburg, W. Va
Promis NT Man
Eeley Keeky
U.S
Epworth League Choir
The
First Methodist Eipiscopal Church
Collar M. A, Nusbaum
Rosco Smith
Prune
Washington
Pennsylvania
Wilson
A. Mitchell Palmer
Vance C. McCormick
Democratic
Novabse
Wallace
Hornor
Gaylord
Clarkaburg
W. Va
Bon Ton Store
C. 8. Marshall
Third St
Nettleton Shoes
Russia
Algo
Highland Bros. & & Gore Shoes
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