Robison Grand to Feature Brady Productions in Clarksbury
The Robison Grand announces Philip A Brady's company bringing high quality drama to Clarksbury with "Little Women" on Wednesday October 4 including a special matinee for women and children. The Brady troupe, touring major southern cities, signals strong local patronage expectations and receipts. Also teased is Lyman Howe's Travel Festival, promising exotic views and educational filmwork, and the drama "A Butterfly on the Wheel" staged by Siiney Ri Filla's English divorce company in a courtroom drama setting. full details to follow in page seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charaoora
Robinson
Nashville
Atlanta
New Orleans
Lyman H. Howe
Robinson Grand
Siiney Ri Filla’ Company
Priscilla Shop Opens At Upton Bank Building
Mina Carr and Miss Grove announce the Priscilla Shop opening in room 10 of the Upton National Bank Building. They offer fancy work, needle craft, crochet, linen embroidery, stamping and et cetera with daily hours 4 to 6 pm. Orders for stamping and bespoke items will be taken, with table covers and numbers for rental at card parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Carr
Carfa
Feck
Mies Grove
Mias Carp
Priscilla
Long Barrisk Wedding In Clarksburg WV 1913
Mary Fay Barrisk wed George William Long at a home ceremony in Clarksburg West Virginia on September 10 1913 with Rev H T McClelland officiating. The couple will reside at Jarvis flats after a ten day trip to eastern cities. Also noted are Mary Kidd and Regey Golden nuptials and a social gathering for Miss Louise Garrard hosted by Mrs Robert WisSon with cards and a Souvenir gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George William
Long
Mary Fay
John Metz
Jafeth
Uhdi
Glen Barrick
Redding
George William Long
Clarksburg
West Virginia
H. T. McClelland
First Presbyterian Church
Regey V. Golden
Mary Kidd
Northview
W. Co.marten
Golden
Mrs. Golden
Jarvis Flats
Brotherhood Meeting and Social at First Methodist Church
The Methodist Brotherhood invites all city men to a social session and officer election at 8 o'clock Monday night September 16 in the social rooms of the First Methodist Episcopal Church at Second and Pike streets. Music, food, and a social evening are planned as officers for the coming year are chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Brotherhood
First
Second
Pike Streets
Elocutionary recital at Ash Chapel tonight by Frank McCamilo
Warren New York Mist Howell Oakland Md and others journeyed by Bennett car to Clarksburg where they were guests of Miss Jackson. An 8 oclock elocutionary recital will occur at Ash Chapel Methodist Episcopal church in Broad Oaks. The Young Peoples Missionary Society will provide the musical portion. In Farmont Mrs J Ss McCay was elected president of Robert Lee chapter United Daughters of The Confederacy with Mrs Edwin Robinson recording secretary and Mrs O E McMillan corresponding secretary and Mrs F Peddicord treasurer.
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Warren
New York
Mist Howell
Oakland
Messia
Brooks
Washington
Sinsél
Maryland
Johnson McKinley
Wheeling
Bennett
Clarksburg
Miss Jackson
Ash Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church
Broad Oaks
Frank McCamilo
The
Young Peoples' Missionary Society
Engagement and meeting announced in Bluefield society notes
The Daughters of the Confederacy state chapter holds its annual meeting in Bluefield on October 7. The Bluefield gathering is expected to be among the largest ever held by the city society in the state. Mrs James D Horner announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Mary Virginia Hornor to Paul Smith Hornor with the wedding planned in early autumn.
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Daughters of Confederacy
Bluefield
Daughters of the Confederacy
James D. Horner
Mary Virginia Hornor
Paul Smith Hornor
Hearing in Wilsonburg case proceeds in Nicewarner court
The examination of William Tate for Wilsonburg continues in Magistrate T G Nicewarner's court started at 4 pm Wednesday. Thirty-two witnesses have been subpoenaed and are being examined. Complainant is Mrs Victoria Fittro of Wilsonburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tate
Wilsonburg
T. G. Nicewarner
Victoria Fittro
Four Drunks in Police Court Before Mayor Cole
Four drunks appeared in police court before Mayor Will H. Cole this morning. The woman and one man were discharged. A second man was fined. The remaining man, an old offender, received a five day sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will H. Cole
William A Silver Dies of Lockjaw After Injury
William A Silver fifty born traveling salesman for a local wholesale grocery dies at his Charleston home from lockjaw two weeks after stepping on a nail in an accident. The 45 year old man had spent the last few years with the firm. Funeral arrangements are pending local authorities report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
William A. Silver
Thiefty
Lockjaw
Miss Kennedy's School Opens This Fall
Miss Kennedy's school will open September 15 with entering students registering the prior week. The Kindergarten will be directed by Miss Anne W. Anderson of Louisville Kentucky a graduate of the Louisville Training School Latin and French taught by Miss Marguerita Carter a Mount Holy College graduate Phi Beta Kappa and former Connecticut high school teacher. Later in the year folk dancing classes will be offered by Miss Anderson whose training includes dance. Office hours are daily 4 to 6 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kennedy
Anne W. Anderson
Louisville
Marguerita Carter
Mount Holy College
Phi Beta Kappa
Connecticut
Miss Anderson
Untitled note on foresight and prudent buying
A compact reflection urges foresight in purchases and daily opportunities for wise economy. It highlights how reader columns convert these chances into savings and better choices for households, emphasizing thoughtful planning and prudent shopping.
Industrial entries from Buckhannon fair and visits
The report lists individuals and travels including C L Nutten and daughter Bertha in Buckhannon for the fair, Walter Rymer’s relatives in Adamaton, Miss Marie Billott and Ona Allen visiting Folsom with Mrs D C Bennett, Lorentz Holton at Buckhannon fair, John Turner returning from Detroit auto factory work, Blanche and Bessie Crummit visiting from Clarksburg, and William Lewis with Fern and Nell returning from months with relatives in Indiana and North Baltimore Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rymer
Adamaton
Marie Billott
Ona Allen
Folsom
D.C. Bennett
Lorentz Holton
Buckhan
John Turner
Détroit
Mich
Blanche
Bessie Crummit
Clarksburg
William Lewis
Fern
Nell
Indiana
North Baltimore
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Parsons-Souders
Chicago
Cadenza Orchestra
Parsons - Souders Company
Robison Grand
Phlliam A. Brady
Atorica
Brady
Louiss M Alcott
Playhouse
Clarkeburgh
Miss Garrard
Louise Garrad
Henry Haymond
Robert R. Wis- Son
Auc Yon Bridge
Anson du Parr
Emily Garrard
Reiser-Binder
John J. Reiser
Anna M. Hinder
Church of the Immaculate Conception
P. H. McDermott
Mr. Reiser
Phillips Sheet and Tin Platé Company
Moses A. Tichenal
Adameton
Ray Mines
Seattle
Wash
Tichenal
Miky Jackson
Mists Florence
Tacknon
Weston
Agra Bennett
Misa Jackson
Misa Bennett
Louly Bennett, Jr
Mise
Lormesnut
W. Pike
Isinerio Coffee
Lockjan
Grace Blenko
South Chestnut Street
Bell
Amti
the Woman's Store
C. L. Nutter
Bertha
Buckhannon
United Year
Davis and Elkins College
Elking
Bee
Booklee
Jas
Allen
Taddynéntary
Bedi
iMilan Orvis
Clize
Micky Bor
Hr Raed
Palace Furniture & Piano
Main Street
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