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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1916
Page
7
A Philadelphia North American column urges economical meal planning using a five-and-a-half pound leg of lamb for four, showing how to repurpose leftovers into four days of meals. It provides Saturday supper and Sunday menus, plus detailed cooking steps for pork chops, dumplings, cornmeal mush, and grape jelly.
Passengers on a noon train to Richwood report a dramatic scene at Erbacon Webster County when Meadows from Cranberry Ridge and a Meadows girl wed in Oakland Md A demand for vengeance arose as the girl s father and brother with Winchesters waited at the next stop A travel ing man prevented a shooting by blocking the door and authorities intervened after the wife emerged from the toilet
The report details a warrant issued in Clay County for a man tied to Della Meadows of eighteen, with her father William Meadows and administrator funding a thousand dollars in a Clay bank from McDowell real estate. The disposition remains unknown as authorities moved to extradite for trial.
Special to the Telegraph. Monongalia County faces a dispute over who should collect taxes after Sheriff Wallace’s death. E. B. White and William J. Snee, both tied to unexpired terms, are at the courthouse amid expectations the circuit court will decide the rightful tax collector.
A Morgantown resident Belva Tennant Zearley dies of burns suffered weeks earlier when her clothing caught fire from an open grate. A foreigner arrested with a suitcase of alcohol receives fines and jail for unlabelled goods. Local items include operation recovery, authorship talk, officials’ health, hunting trips, job changes, and clerks seeking early closing hours and a church bazaar.
Weston December 2 The vacant lots church and rectory owned by Catholics were sold by public auction this afternoon. The parish had built a church and school on Center street and no longer needed the Court street property. W S Wysong attorney of Webster Springs will speak at the Aren's auditorium Sunday afternoon at 2. Weston post office now has one automobile route serving the pattern route.
This week at the Railroad Co operative store turkeys were scarce and commanded high prices. Notices of personal items include Thomas Cummings Jr and Jacob Kohlegard Jr departing for Florida by auto. Mr and Mrs Grover Lynch and Mr and Mrs Ralph McWhorter return from wedding trips. Miss Wila Clifton visits Dr Horsman family at Pittsburg. Mrs Mary Stewart and niece Sarah Lafferty of Clarksburg spend weekend with C D Cook. Advertisements suggest readers begin to fill up proper day for ads.
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