Broad Street scandal and moving picture club gossip
A chaotic piece recounts a seventeen year old's marriage entanglement with a bride who annexed Raymond Belmont but faces a supreme court knot untie. It shifts to a Porty-fifth Street cafe meeting with Dorothy Gates and a showgirl Mrs Belmont, then to a Broadway crowd aiding a film stunt at Tom Sharkey's club. It mentions John Miltern's debt, the Forty-second Street Four Hundred, and the One O Clock Club evolving with a dress code and Cantonese dining mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewxork
Herrman
Porty-fifth Street
Dorothy Gates
Acre
Broadway
Tom Sharkey
Douglas Fairbanks
Jack Deming
Terry McGovern
Joe Humphreys
Fairbanks
Alger
Deming
Dre Théclaret
Florenz Zieg- Teld
Jack’s
Westingy
Deed Records List From West Milford to Shinnston
A partial transcription of county clerk deed records shows numerous transfers and parcels across multiple areas including West Milford, Salem, Hast Clarksburg, Broad Oaks, Stonewall Park, Golf Plaza, Shinnston, Radmaton, and Bridgeport. Entries indicate single lots and several 2 or 7 lot parcels along with a few 0 acre tracts, with parties such as William Lee, Ward, Hickman, Cogar, Kester, Batten, Dickey, Hamrick, Jackson, Whitman, Smith, Price, Husk, Elliott, Powell, Randolph, Lowther, Meigs Shinn, Bennett, Heagner, Hanson, Mines, Stealey, Lawson, Hinzman, Hall, and others involved. The document is fragmented and garbled in places but preserves the general pattern of land transfers by county clerk filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lee
Worthy N. Ward
West Milford
T. J. Hickman
Eli F. Cogar
Salem
Ada M. Kester
A. H. Hickman
Clarksburg
William W. Batten
Ingaby Alexander
Broad Oaks
Mary K. Dickey
H. F. Modlin
Goff Plaza
John Roland Jackson
Irvin A. Jackson
Stonewall Park
Jacobs Prunty Real Estate Building Company
Union Land Company
Adam, Straub
Golf Plaza
Frank Abruezind Et al
Everitt J. Whitmal
Shinnaton
Byerald
Shinnston
Christopher C. Price
Nathan J. Hamrick
Schutte
Adamston
Ava A. Husk
Charles D. Elliott
Whiteman
Radmaton
HF. Modlin
Modlin’s
Chestnut Street
Christine J. Powell
Cora Powell Hanson
Point Street
Broad
D. J. Carter
Israel Bailey
Charles A. F. Randolph
Lucian D. Lowther
Jacobs ‘Run
Meigs
Shinn
Bert Bennett
North Shinneton
Homer M Heagner
Edith M. Smith
Tinton Heights
Grouinds Improvement Company
Laura M. Brown
Jacob
Haymond’ Heights
James H. Mines
Harry Stealey
Stealey
Charles Arnett Lawson
Cornelius A.lawson
Bridgeport
Harry Collins
Leland Co
Tya
Hinzman
Harry Collina
Leland C
Iva E. Hinzman
New Fair Grounds
Maud A. Cost
C. Hinzman
Stonewall
Hind Land
End
Ae My
John W. Hall
Nerv Worth Mail Orders From Camden Fuel Ad Claims
Local advertisement touts Nerv Worth medicine from Burke drug store in Clarksburg area. Claims mail orders coming in from Camden and out of town readers, with a “dollar back if Nerv Worth doesn’t help” guarantee. Promotes relief for nervous ills, indigestion, heart flutter, dizziness, sleeplessness, headaches, weariness, and run-down conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Raiders of
Clarksburg
Avery
Burke Drug Store
Glarkeburg
Cottage converted into hall with bath on level corner Tot
A five room, slate roof cottage has been finished into a large hall with bath on a level corner site. The asking price is 2650 dollars with 1500 cash and the balance on reasonable terms.
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Duncan Ave
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Ellis& CO
United States Court
Union Bank Bldg
Lowndes
Hall & Bradford Booksellers and
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Empire
Clarksburg Trust CO
W. VA
3Rd and Pike Sts
Postoffice
THE
JAMES @ LAW CO
W. Main Street
John Miltern
Webster County
Sturm and
Wilson
7Th Street
New High School
M. E
Stealey Addition
Duncan
Bond Streets
Glen Elk
Werninger Street
Clay ST
Chestnut ST
Presenta
West
Pike Street
South Second Street
Seventh ST
Norwo
Willison
Gelidge
Clarictbiry
At the
Furminre Stire
Thertmort
Denon Ihors
Chienteind
West Virginia Bank
Waldo Corner
George L. Duncan
Provitentnik B
Asfarland, T. D.grif Cashier
Asstashier
Merchants National Bank
W.va
W. Pike
P.O
R. T. Lowndes Dept
Axminster
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