Salem items and campus notes from September in 1913
The Salem community reports Harry Gohmiex, long employed at a five and ten store, home with his parents and soon to enter Baltimore Hospital for treatment. Dr. S. Paul Young returns to Martinsburg. Salem Co-operative Window Glass plans to resume by October 16. Witt Randolph and family to settle in Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Roberts seek Parkersburg for study. Methodist Episcopal church social hosts Rev. Arbuthnot and Rev. Ditoman. Salem College fall term opens with large enrollment and new English instructor Miss Helen A. Inghram, AM from the University of Chicago.
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Salem
Sept
Harry Gohmiex
McUrory Five
St. Petersburg
Fin
Henr
Ty Schimick
Baytimore ‘Hospital
Paul Young
Martinsburg
Salem Co-operative Window Glass Company
Witt Randolph
New Jersey
W. H. Carr
Straitsville
Arr
Clyde Roberts
Parkersbure
Roberts
Mountain State Business College
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ala
Arbuthnot
Parkersburg
T. J. Ditoman
West ‘Union
Salem College
Helen A. Inghram
West Virginia fair attendance set records at Shattuck Park
Record crowds of 12 000 to 15 000 attended the West Virginia fair at Shattuck Park on Thursday, as officials noted multiyear turnout highs. The day ended with aviator Harry Miller from Pittsburgh crashing during an attempted flight.
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Parkersburg
West Virginia
Shattuck Park
Harry Miller
Pittsburg
The Raft Proves Useful While Damaged Machine Out This Season
The report notes the raft's steady progress and that the machine is too badly damaged to be used again this season. Races conclude today with results listed for the First Race 2:11 pace and subsequent trots, including winners Turse and Major Hunter, and times around 2:16 to 2:20.
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Dwight Logan
Bert Logan
Tyrell
Major Hunter
B. G
Clance C
Stout
Hot Ball
Alcord
Valley
Cencesteeeeee
Timulian
Geo. W. Dewey
Earing
McKinney
Vale
Russell
Mack
Fairy Junior Watts
General Watts
Rea
Herbert M
Paymaster
Todd
Farmer Gentry
John R. Gentry
Baring
Royal Cadet
Vallery
Lady of Lewis
B. m
Croy
Lottie Simmons
Geo. Simmons
Sir John
Ongle
McMillen
Tom Reed
Montelte Gronany
Lod
Aden
Bol Lincoln
Miltax
Wiscamn Ae
Morning Watt
Rhodes
Tady Bryant
G. m
Mestinlo
Ch. S
Booth
Maxenille
Jordan
Mollie Kearney
Moyers
Sir Offenbach
Deen
Not the same Harbert prisoner in county jail
The George Harbert held in the county jail awaits grand jury action on a charge of being disorderly on a trolley car. The prisoner claims Alabama origin and should not be confused with George Harbert connected to Carskadon's Sanitary Grocery.
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George Harbert
Jaiil
Carskadon
Saniary
Alabama
Princeton Renamed College to Princeton University in 1896
Princeton University, founded in 1146, was chartered as the College of New Jersey and did not take the name Princeton University until its 150th anniversary in 1896.
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Princeton University
The
College of New Jersey
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