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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1916

Page

10

Mutual Sheriff Races Split By Fraternal Rivalry in Braxton

In Braxton county, G B Fisher, Democrat from Flatwoods, and Glaude C Davis, Republican from Flatwoods, both seek the sheriff nomination. After much sleepless plotting and a split over running against a close friend, Fisher withdraws leaving Davis to seek a successor. Local committees are urged to find two capable candidates, one Democrat and one Republican, despite the brotherly rivalry.

Damon Braxton County Pythias Glaude C. Davis Flatwoods Davis Ikewise Fisher Tim Alo Te Hood Democratic Andirepublican Partie Sherif Jaxton County

Summer drinks and desserts recommended by Mrs Scott

A Philadelphia North American culinary expert offers affordable summer desserts and refreshments for porch parties. Recipes include blackberry sherbet, frozen tea, apricot and lemon sherbet, red raspberry and currant sherbet, pineapple sherbet, grape sherbet, and fruit syrups. Special note on sugar syrup storage and serving suggestions.

Anna B. Scott Philadelphia

Sunday School Workers 10 Meet Ellenboro

Ellenboro July 22 The clay district Sunday school convention will be at Wince chapel near Pike on July 26. Program includes Devorions Jimnes Bumgardner on What Constitutes and Completely Organized Sunday School. Rev Carty leads devotional. The event also lists teachers and topics with several local names and roles.

Ellenboro Clay District Wince Chapel Pike Devorions Jimnes Bumgardner Jay J. Cinehaeham

Prohibition convention attendance and local visits noted

Mr Lee Wilson and children visit Mrs Virginia Wilson in New Orleans. Mrs John B Yates visits a Blomington relative. George P Sigler and Jay Cunningham attend the national Prohibition convention in St Paul. Local streets receive improvements with cement watchman and new walks on Columbia street. Various residents including T J Mobley, Miss Myra Mayfield, Mrs J C Stuck, Mrs Jennie Gribble, Mrs Ida Maxwell and daughter, Miss Tian, Mrs Albro Corder and Oma, Miss South Westie, Miss Kiama Gutrell, Mrs Laur t Dland, and B Forsbure make local visits or are guests in neighboring towns.

Lee Wilson New Orleans Virginia Wilson John B. Yates Blomington George P. Sigler Jay Cunningham Pannsboro St. Paul Minn T. J. Mobley Sistersville Carter OM Company Myra Mayfield Morganoven Mayme Twyford J.C. Stuck J. A. Crouse Cleveand Jennie Gribble Venusebro Orgy West Ida Maxwell Mise Tian Parkersburg Albro Corder

Officers Installed by Eastern Star in Union

At a recent Union meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star officers were installed for the ensuing term including Grace Pease as worthy matron and TF. Jones as worthy patron. The report also notes deaths of a 42 year old woman, Andra Smith at 24, and Angeline Crutcher, with funeral details and local tuberculosis notes. Plans for paving seven and one quarter miles of road were announced, along with a district Sunday school meeting slated for July 30 at 2 PM.

Whst Union Order of the Jaatern Star Grace Pease TF. Jones File Blair Sarah Howard Laney Rymer Ada Osborn Mary Enele Margaret Jones Marshal Hartwarder Homer Thynie Cister and Morse Marietta Pike We: Tinton Central District Inc Jaco Middle Island Road Scott Hill Thort Wabash Pit Fen Run

Music Affects Smell Says Chicago Music Director

Robert W. Stevens, University of Chicago music director, reports experiments showing music stimulates the sense of smell rather than hearing. He cites notes on various compositions creating scents like peppermint and onions, notes dogs sniff when hearing organ music, and cites support from Prof Ward and Mme Albertina.

Chicago Robert W. Stevens University of Chicago Stevens Mr. Steyne Ward University of Ilinois Mme Albertina Chicago Oper Company

Lake Invents Submarine Ship For Sea Floor Salvage

Milford Connduly Lake, inventor of the Lake submarine, unveils a surface ship plus a submersible to salvage sunken vessels on the sea floor. The craft operates to 300 feet, covers 20 to 40 square miles daily, and can suck 30 tons an hour from wrecks. First tests in two months with a potential salvage company forming.

Milford Connduly Lake Mytis Lag Island Sound Jon Enil Lake Busees Take

Officers Foil California Counterfeit Ring

Francisco July 22. Secret Service agents raided a barricaded counterfeit operation arresting Joe Ernest Riley and wife Laura Til Riley and Walter H Simmers and wife Grace Simmers. Plaster moulds, nearly 400 discarded plaster moulds, $100 in counterfeit dollars dated 1878 and unmelted metal bars found. four arrested locally with three others previously near Los Angeles. Ring planned to use Mrs Simmers to pass fake dollars during shop tours to trap clerks.

Francisco United States Secre Service California Secret Service Joe Ernest Riley Laura Til Walter H. Simmers Grace Simners Los Angeles Evil Jones Martin Simmers Riley

Train Ride Delights Georgia Aunt from Franklin County

In Toccoa Banks county teacher Tara Kesler brought his aunt Mrs Lucy Miller from Franklin county to see a railroad train. Born seventy one years ago in Franklin county she had never ridden a train before and found it grand though she believed trains ran in grooves rather than on steel tracks.

Toccoa Tara Kesler Banks County Lucy Miller Franklin County

Dog recruit mascot for Oklahoma troops gains enlistment

In Muskogee Oklahoma on July 22 Jero Hatcher a dog joins Company F as mascot for border service. Mrs Devasher a doctor offers her pet replacing a son, as WCTU members prepare comfort bags for the soldiers. The mascot will wear a red white and blue collar and carry a toy pistol. He will be sent to Fort Sill soon.

Muskogee Okla Jero Hatcher Company F Fort Sill

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