Delphian Class to Meet at First Baptist Church
The Delphian Literary Class led by Miss Nannie Lowe will meet at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon in the parlors of the First Baptist church. Also Monday at 3 the DAR chapter will hold its December meeting at Mrs. Hugh Jarvis's home on East Main Street. Marriage of Lyla Smith to George Tupper is planned for Wednesday at 8 pm at the Smith home. Community Christmas events are planned Friday through Sunday with church and school performances and music across Clarkburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Lowe
First Baptist Church
Daniel Davisson
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hugh Jarvis
East Main Street
Lyla Smith
George Tupper
Yonkers, N
Lyle Smith
Court House Yard
Stealey Boys
Gregory
Marcato Choral Club
Camp Fire Girls
Clarksburg
Ash Chapel
Broad Day
Snodgrass
Ward
Amson
Harvey F. Smith
East End Fire Department
Ross F. Huffman
Central Fire Department
East End
Mr. Smith
Master Collins Smith
Smith
River stages report across multiple sites in Ohio Valley
River measurements show varying water levels across towns. Wheeling reports 9 feet at the wharf and 14 feet at the dam with 4.1 feet in the channel, all stationary and fair. Parkersburg at 10 feet, Morgantown 7.6 feet and falling, Morgantown cloudy, Warren at 1 foot with snow. Dnavis Island dam holds at 8.65 feet, with Parkersburg and Morgantown noting conditions as stated. Matamoras time noted noon with no departures. Old City at 1 foot 9 inches, Warren 1 foot, both falling or stationary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aresociated Press
Wheeling
Matamoras
Pittsburg
Dnavis Island
Parkersburg
Morgantown
Old City
Warren
Congress daily actions on flood bill and DC embargo
The commerce committee deferred action on a 50 million flood control bill for Mississippi and Sacramento rivers while resuming debate on a DC prohibition bill. House adjourned at 4 PM. Brigadier General McCain testified on military affairs as Chair Henry signaled opposition to food embargo legislation. Adjournment set for noon Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Committee
Mississippi
Sacramento
District of Columbia
HOUSE
Adamson
Interstate Commerce Committee
McCain
Henry
Rules Committee
Petit jurors summoned for adjourned U S District court term
A juror venire for the adjourned term beginning January 10 was summoned today by the clerk. Cases from the regular November term still to be reached will be called. Judge Charley A Woods of North Carolina will preside in Judge B F Keller's absence. Jury verdicts from the November term included a $3,500 judgment for plaintiffs in Yarrah et al v Mount Carbon Co Ltd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
United States District Court
Charley A. Woods
North Carolina
Mount Carbon Company, Ltd
Unlawful to Give Liquor to Guests in Police Case
Washington case notes a police court ruling that it is unlawful to dispense intoxicating liquor to guests at a party. Florence Cook, at 323 Missouri Ave NW, served beer and liquor on Thanksgiving Day, leading Judge James L. Pugh to convict and deem barroom treating illegal. Assistant Corporation Counsel argued about congressional intent. the defense contended the law was not meant for such cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Missouri Avenue Northwest
Pugh
James A. O'Shea
Congress
George Taggart
Judge Rules Against Consideration Of Liquor Offense Wording
Judge Pugh rejects the wording defining giving liquor to friends at a party as a pivotal factor in the case. The ruling narrows the interpretation of the offense and emphasizes the need for concrete elements beyond casual context.
Broad liquor law covers barroom drink gifts, court hears
Attorney O Shea argued for suspending judgment while appealing the ruling that the law bars giving away intoxicating liquors in a bar. He stated the statute covers all such cases and makes a person guilty who treats another to a drink in a barroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Shea
District Court of Appeals
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. F. Pritchard
Virginian Mills
Rose Henderson
Louise and
William Snyder
S. D. Riley
Mildred Lamping
E. A. Rider
Grace Windom
Cheuvront
Wade Bartlett
Elenor Rider
Mrs. Post
Ward and
Ammon
R. T. Lowndes Carpet Department
Xmas
R. E. Gill
Chase
Taird Street
Kodaks
W. Va W. GC
Hall &Bradford
Main Street
Empire
Petit Jurors
Federal
Bijou
Lumberlands
First
Anna Case
The
Metropolitan
Edison
Twisson
Irving
America
Ig Machine
New York Globe
New York Tribune
Palace Furniture
Piano Co
West Main Street
U.S. Pat
Livingstone Bros. & Clinton Model Shoe Store
Iece Rin Aed
Pedree
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!