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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1915

Page

24

Largest deed of trust recorded in Lewistown area

County Clerk Wroxell recorded a deed of trust from Southern Oil Company to Trust Company of New York for 280000 covering properties in Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia. The 130 page document is the largest ever admitted to record in Lewis county. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed in brief society notices including Miss Emma McCormick Miss Dora Powell Miss Mildred Biddle and others with travels to Huntington Baltimore Akron and Philadelphia.

Whston Wroxell Southern Oil Company Micon ‘Trust Company of New York Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia Lewds County

Wrecked Tin Lizzie Owner Finds Only Lights and Windshield

A report from Tollesten notes Tin Lizzie owner Harry Barker went to tow the wrecked car but found only headlamps and windshield. Local residents include retired county clerk Lightburn from Lakeland Florida and others traveling to Niagara Falls. Obituary mentions Squire Peter Gillooly dying at home near Hamiston Pones and Ralph Alfred funeral held at Polk Creek church with Rev. Beddow and Rev. Clark assisting.

Gary Ind Harry Barker Tolles Peter Gillooly Lewin County Ihis Hamiston Pones Ralph Alfred Jane Lew Methodist Episcopal Church Polk Creek John Beddow Clark Freemansburg Modern Woodmen of America Perry G. Alfred

Skeleton of prehistoric man found near Malibu coast

SKELETON LOS ANGELES CAL Aug 14 The nearly complete skeleton of a prehistoric man dating back about 500000 years was washed up by a heavy tide just above Santa Monica on the Malibu coast. The head is missing and the bones appear never to have been exposed to air, suggesting centuries buried in ocean sands. The bones indicate the man was of immense strength.

Los Angeles Cal Santa Monica Malibu

Balloon ride ends in crash at Riverside Park

Charles Rose of Iowa City was carried 700 feet aloft with his father hanging below when their balloon ropes tangled. The craft descended into a cornfield and Rose, though bruised, was unhurt aside from a few scrapes.

Iowa City Charles Rose Hiverside Park Rose

Removal Notice of Attorney Carr to New Offices

I announce the move of my law offices from the Lowndes building to 812 14 Union National Bank Building. Eouis A Carr attorney Bell Phone 666.

Lowndes Union National Bank Eouis

Fairmont Report Flows With Local Trials And Community Plans

In Fairmont Aug 14 a man paid 13.50 for carrying matches in a coal mine and a suspect jailed on drug related charges awaits grand jury action. A Clarksburg Italian faced charges of paying a Fairmont attorney under false pretenses for a brass knuckles case. Community wheels turn with gas field talks and a newly formed independent salt company plan. Summer playgrounds close Aug 31 with a parish hall dinner Aug 18 to cover bills. Veterans dinner Aug 21 at Loop Park. Nuzum family reunion Sept 1 at Loop Park. Eliot Morris reported dead in Santa Monica, his body to return for burial. McBee Steele reunion Aug 21 at Pisgah. Congressman Neely to speak. Barnes family reunion at Trackton Park. Freeland funeral near Barracksville. City hall announces a tax increase to cover outstanding orders. film instructors to run teachers institutes statewide. Girl canning club premiums reward county fair exhibitors. Arnett family reunion tomorrow in Oak Grove. Guarded fines for a county contractor, and a militia contingent from Fairmont enjoys Parkersburg outing.

Runaway Box Car Barely Hurts Crew in Richwood

A rear box car broke loose on the Cherry River Boom and Lumber Co line near Cranberry Hill, racing downhill. Brakeman Frank McCale and contractor Millard Hinkle jumped clear and were badly injured. a foreign worker stayed aboard unhurt. The car collided with standing cars at the bottom and was halted.

Richwood Cherry River J and Lumber Company Cranberry Frank McCale Millard Hinkle McCale Hinkle

Ritchie Fair Association May Be Sued

Ellenboro Aug 14 The twenty ninth annual fair of the Ritchie County Agricultural and Fair Association closed one of its most successful events. Weather was good and crowds attended. about ninety horses entered. An aviator failed to fly daily due to unsuitable grounds. The aviation company may sue the association. Various local notices follow including church dedications, school hires, and business moves.

Ellenboro Ritchie County Agricultural and Pair Association Ida May J.W- Bee Carolina Helen’s Missioner Ofice M. Eisner and Brothers Ritchie County Nicola Brothers Pittsburg

Pats Name in Overalls And Catches a Husband

Clinton Ind Aug 14 A romance traced to an overall pocket led to the Clinton marriage of R Lee Fitts a Bloomington Ill channel cutter and Miss Mabel Richards daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Richards of Clinton Miss Richards is one of 120 Clinton girls employed in the Clinton overall factory She slipped her name and address into the pocket of a department overalls last winter The candy man then at Aurora Ala retrieved the slip and letters and visits followed Greenville Tenn Aug 14 William Thompson Cold

Clinton Ind R. Lee Fitts Bloomington Ill Mabel Richards Edwin Richards

Father fatally bitten by rattlesnake in Springs mountain pick

A father and son collecting huckleberries in Springs Mountain were surprised by a rattlesnake. The son heard a cry for help and found the father with a venomous bite on the throat area from the snake’s fangs embedded. He sought aid but the injury proved fatal.

Springs Mountain

Dog Wins Second War Cross for Service in France

A shepherd dog from southern France earned its second war cross, the prestigious French decoration for acts mentioned in dispatches. The dog served seventy five times and twice saved an alert outpost from capture, signaling the approach of a large German force.

Paris France War Office Inlentroy

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Lewis County Troxell Weston A.W. Weminger Huntington Mr. Huff Columbus, C Mrs Thomas Edweards Emma McCormick Baltimore Dora Powell Clarksburg B. A Kobleyard Alice Urbach Bridgeport MP. Bailey The Standard Hardware Company M. E. Whelan Roanoke V — TI Wads Coffman Joseph Chipps Webster Springs Emma Wootter Freemansee W. Dinbeck John C. Bond B. B. Singer John Moore Akron, O Mildred Biddle Leona Dunnam Clayton Powell Robert Cook Jean D. E. Pomeroy Hadward Malone Fish- Ime Creek N.J Sarah Kelly Berlin William Hudnall Or. H. Harrison Mrs. Fay Watkins Atlantic City Louise Zobrist Yleiting Palisimore Harry Jackson Fairmont Mr. B. Kaplan Daisy McDermott Wises Dons Margaret Ryan George Hatzel Laura Perkins Akron, C Lowe Peterson Tom Fairmoot Frank L. Neuberger HF. Rymer J. F. Cox Dr. Tomlinson Kansas City Pauline Blake Fargo N.D Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church Madie Feagans Clarke‘burg Sherif’ Verr Wooddell Miss Bridged Croppleman Philadelphia Earle Brooks Lewisburg Greenarier County W. A. Waugh Eld Ness College Harry H. Ligttburn Lakeland, Fla Lightburn Charlies Hays and Ray Dawson Niagara Falls Rose Sparks Julia Whelan Minnie Cook Wayne Dent Troy Thurmond Young Gregory Beddow Evansville Mr. Young John Williams J. T. Moore Slrdge Jack Myrtle Atkins Madge McGann P.crummett Will Weston B. M. Mitchell St. Mary's Woodford Hinzman Terra Alta Luther Lightbirn Harry Hall Gratton Wetton Mrs. Henny Erie, Pa Son H. Henny A. C. Hall Cincinnati W. A. Karnes Prisoners’ Relief Society Model Dairy. CO Grant Town W. H. Skinnec M. ER. Musgrove Skinner Charles Jones Justice of the Peace M. R. Musgrove Joseph Crispeno M. Rt. Musgrove Fair- Mont Crispeno Zas Im Fairment Chamber of Commerce L. M. Davis Chamber Business Men's Association Sa5 Christ Episcopal Church Ladies of Meade Post Ladies of the Grand Army Republic Loop Park Nuzum Elwood C. Kk Nuzumig Eliot Morris Marion County M. M. Neely McBee-Steele Pisgah Morgantown Pike Barnes Trackton Park J. Walter Barnes Kenneth Barnes Harvey Barnes A. T. Larbor J.A. Barnes Jesse V. Freeland Freeland Barracksville Perkins Joseph Woster Woodley George H. Colebank Walter Barnes Tatr Slarign County Tle Cora Frice Arnett Oak Grové Arnettsville W_E. Arnett A_ J Hedrick Lassiter and Ragland, Jehich Lee Trimble Pairmont Ira Parkersburg Tom Hicks Richwood ‘Bakery Miss Hettle Camden-on-Gauley Wat m Thomas Williams Upshur Record Howdy L. J. Chandler Hammond J. W. Oakford Scranton BE. R. Buckiew Lumber Company Justice of the Peace New Ritchie Fair Association W. W. Moore Cwathe Dheological Seminary Ruth Arthur Elmer Smith Miss Zela Jim Dotson Republican Morgantown Ben Harrisville Women's Christian Temperance Union Greene Mackesney Essie “Hoffman C. 5 W. M. Morrison C. R. Satterfield Pennsboro Fair R. Williamson Hope Gas Company Rinehart Gore Harrisville Board of Tide Francis Mitchel-Sites Charles Hager Carl Gallihue O. K Baltimore and Ohio Wigner Cleveland John Locke Maxwell Parkershire Feo Parversburg W. A. Husted National Bank of Fairmont First National Bank of Fairmont Joseph Gray Wal Dexcon H_G. Young Gray Wirt Wood Itchie Elia Horan Milton Tennant Barrackville Baptist Harry Clinton Standard W. G. Bennett Hay Harry Harper Dawson Parkershore Wad J. G. Dawson F. Emmet Miss Perla Joe Dawson Mt. Pocono Cumberland Akysen Rodle FE Ariegton Jarcett Jos United Samuel Slater and Sons W. A. Hersch W. Pike Street America Pats Greenville, Tenn William Thompson Susanna the Globe Clarks
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