Personal Halters Z Fowl and City Visitors in Grafton Area
Listed visitors and residents from multiple towns. Names include W. Hall from Grafton. L. Maxwenl from West Union. Wilburin from Volga. Rogers from Volga. J C Richardson from Huntington. Burnside from Fairmont. Ramage from Fairmont. Bruce Highind from Fairmont. Mowrey from Jarvisville. Powell from Fairmont. GriMy from Lumberport. Rogers from Dola. White from Fairmont. Ryblatt from Lumberport. Bland from Pittsburg. Attending Catr. Attorney Charen Powell and Marcus Ryblatt noted as local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunton
N. Hall
EH Maxwenl
West Union
Font
W. P Wilburin
Volga
Upshur
Tumba DU Rogers
Catr
Campbell
Philippi
J.c.richardson
Huntington
Guy H. Burnside
Morgantown
Benjamin F. Ramage
Fairmont
Bruce Highind
Falrmont
W. I. Mowrey
Jarvisville
Attornéx
Charen Powell
James
GriMy
Lumberport
R. M. Rogers
Dola
Kemble White
Fairtone
Marcus G. Ryblatt
House of ‘Délegates
Perry Bland
Pitts
Miss Basset Hosts Children's Party for Katherine Watson
Mrs John Basset entertained Saturday afternoon for her granddaughter Katherine Lewis Watson from Indianapolis. Guests received small bowls and pipes and competed to blow the biggest bubble. Refreshments at four formed a prettily set table with a Jack Horner centerpiece as ribbons released small gifts. Crayon boxes and caps were awarded to guests as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Basset
John Basset
Katherine Lewis Watson
Indianapolis
Jack Horner
Informal Supper and Midnight Marriage in Keyser
An informal supper honoring Madlyn Journe of the Vernon Stock Company at the Waldo drew Cumberland guests Pete Humbird Robert Turner Mr and Mrs Stark Mise Morgan and DB Vernon of New York. In Keyser on September 28 W K Lynch Baltimore and Ohio engineer and Miss Marel Wright of Keyser wed in a romantic midnight ceremony at the Old church east of Ridgeville with Rev J H Brunk officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madlyn Journe
Vernon Stock Company
Waldo
Ralph Smonse
F. G. Smith
Cumberland
Pete Humbird
Robert Turner
Stark
Mise Morgan
Clarksburg
DB. B. Vernon
New Yorkes
West Virginia
Keyser
W. K. Lynch
Baltimore & Ohio
Newburg, S
Misa Marel Wright
Ridgevile
J. H. Brunk
United Brethren Church
Mr Moore A Poet Poem Printed In This Issue
The article notes poet Charles W Moore prints a poem in this issue and hints at future book publication. It praises his early publication in this line and mentions friends encouraging a full poetry volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Moore
Moore
West Virginia Annual Conference Opens in Parkersburg
The West Virginia Annual Conference of the United Brethren In Christ opened in Parkersburg at 9 a.m. with Bishop J. S. Mins presiding. Delegates will be elected to represent the church at the general conference to be held next May in Canton, Ohio. A census bulletin notes West Virginia ranks fourth among 33 states in tan bark extract use for tanning last year, with Pennsylvania leading, and total material value near $10 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
United Brethren In Christ
Parkersburg
J. S. Mins
Annville
Canton
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Michigan
Tea Cakes and Siegel Figur Rivals Resurface in Odd Page Item
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions tea cakes, a Siegel figur and a Riverrain event, hinting at a historic page item. Details are unclear, but the text suggests a culinary or collectible note linked to Siegel. Further readable context is needed to confirm entities and the event.
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Clarksberg
Copenhagen
VSU
Main St
Grand Opera House
Last
Broaddus
Jubtle School
Nive Neigh
Borhood
MR. Moore
Aksu
Ain
Siegel Figur
Willison
Dennison
Real State Brokers
R. E. Gill
Repair Department
Secur
Aments
Agent
Ladien
Parr Lumber Company
M.e.black-Krohme
Third Street
J. F. Krohme
J. F. Krohml
Third St
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