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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1916

Page

5

National Colonial Dames Elect West Virginia Leaders

The National Society of Colonial Dames in West Virginia elected officers for the coming year at the Charleston parish house. Elected were President Mrs. Frank Woodman, First Vice President Mrs. James Flynn, Second Vice President Mrs. Frederick M Staunton, Third Vice President Miss Toulse Arma White of Romney, Recording Secretary Mrs. Frank J. Daniela, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Henry L. Prichard, Treasurer Mrs. James N. Carnes, Registrar Mrs. William L Byrne, Historian Mrs. William B. Donnally, and a fifteen-member Board of Managers. The group aims to preserve manuscripts, relics, buildings, and to promote patriotism and knowledge of colonial history.

Colonial Damen Charleston National Society of Colonial Dames West Virginia Frank Woodman James Flynn Frederick M Staunton Toulse Arma White Romney Frank J. Daniela Colonial Dames

Fragmentary historical notice with scattered names and places

The text presents a garbled list of names and roles including Bernie as county pendent, Ales Josinhine Wirujer of Shinnston as secretary, Dan Moriarty of Oklahoma as fore talen resident, and Alva Mary M. Davia of Clarkaburg among others. The fragment lacks coherent context or a clear event.

Bernie Tle Uity Ales Josinhine Wirujer Shinnston Hola Dan Moriarty Oklahoma Bialarottier Geni

Prayer service at Industrial Well attended

The Young People's prayer meeting was held at the home of Men K. Stovs on Railroad Avenue Saturday night. Several neighbors and friends attended, with concerns noted for recovering individuals and local residents facing illnesses. A number of families recently moved, and The Reverend C W Wise will preach at Hammond's chapel this morning.

K. Stovs Railroad Wiewer

West Union Sunday Visit Highlights Local Relatives

A flurry of visits spans Wa WUE AyBBue to Howard Street with Mrs Addington and Mrs Wiliam Lamb hosting relatives. Yonery Wagner from Katy and Mrita H A Trumit visit Weston Is while Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schmidt host Northvielw guests. Mrs. Arthur Barton and Mrs Johnson stay with Rev C W Wine and family in Stanley Heigets during the week.

West Union Mrs. Addington Wa Wue Aybbue Yorcy Wagner Katy Hoy Ymon A Weston Chierman Mita H. A Paul Schmidt Northvielw Arthur Barton Mra. Johnson Wern Quenta Mea. C. W. Wine Stanley Heigets Shin Wook

Prohibition Party Nominates Preacher for Congress

In West Virginia a Prohibition party convention nominated the Rev. JW Hedford for Congress to fill the vacancy caused by the death of William Gy Brown. The nominee, aided by prominent Hindu ministers and party leaders, will run on a platform of national prohibition with the Mountain State Warrior committee urging support.

Tron Tme Place Prohibition Party Willian Gytrown Probluitiin Sisol Hindoe Virginia Tey Hedford Onn Militar Watrior Prohibition Nominittee

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