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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1916
Page
3
Unclear OCR fragment mentions names like Tommunsteuten and Elizabeths Thampson, and references to New York. Context appears garbled with stray punctuation and missing details, producing no coherent event or facts to summarize.
Mr J A Healy formerly of New York assisted Inv Alea Itzabeth Thomipson announcing the opening of a secular dancing event. Arrangements made to teach private and own classes. Information write or phone Healy at the listed number. School students chant Lennon, Wednesday evening, at seven o'clock.
Mr Healy says a new dancing class will open at the club on Monday exclusively for club members. Despite the inclement weather about one hundred people attended the club opening.
In a Clarkburg statement dated May 31 Stuart Freed pledges no patronage promises to Republican supporters for Congress. He says his public record guides actions, aims to promote party harmony, and urges return to Republican policies to support workers in coal lumber glass and tin industries amid the European war.
About thirty five farmers gathered despite rain to view cover crop experiments at Claude Hohinaon near Tore Tid. August sown orchard crops include clover and dairy vetch with parnks of highly vetch praised. Attendees showed interest in alfalfa from Coffman farm sown last August with the crop ready to harvest.
An advertisement touts a salve claim for salt rheum relief though warning that it may not permanently cure the condition. The copy urges consulting a doctor and promotes a brand name product as a remedy for itching and burning skin.
The May gathering at Noshews hall celebrated graduates with a reception hosted by teachers and mothers. Performances included vocal solos by Brennan and Pastink, a violin piece by Isadore Stout, and a revival by Manter Murphy, followed by punch and cream.
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