Wedding Announcements and Society Notes Highlight Wheeling News
Reading as follows brings word of Mrs Ch Thomann announcing the marriage of Sanford B Gould to a daughter of Wheaton Illinois. The groom, formerly of Clarksbury, is employed in a Chicago printing plant. Also covered are travels of the Burnside family to Minneapolis and Lake Minnetonka, the Junior Order convention in Wheeling, Buckhannon contests, Waldo hotel music, Elks meeting, and inauguration plans for West Virginia Wesleyan College with faculty, trustees, and notable educators attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Thomann
Sanford B. Gould
Wheaton
East
Franklin Street
Clarksburger
Catherine Gould
Thomson Street
Chicago
Harris
Jasper Sayre
W. Brown
Supreme Commandery
Order of United American Mechanics
Wheeling
Mr. Sayre
Brown
Supreme Protector
Omo
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Elks
Elka
Buckmannon
Virginia Wesleyan College
Col- Lodge
Baltimore
College Chapel
Wallace B. Fleming
Charles W. Lynch
Supreme Court of West Virginia
Board of Trustees
Hyre D. Clark
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Mannington
J. E. Bird
Charleston
F. B. Trotter
West Virginia University
T. E Cramblett
Bethany College
C. B. Clark
Salem College
Elkanah Hulley
Broaddus Institute
L. K. Koonts
Davis-Elkinn College
A. V. W. Darlington
Morris Harvey College
J. Knox Montgomery
Muskingum College
J. J. Morgan
Dickinson College
W. H.crawford
Allegheny College
C. F. Bitterly
Drew Theological Seminary
Henry D. Hatcheld
State Superintendent of Schools
M. P. Shawkey
Herbert Welch
D. D
Ohio Wesleyan University
Suffrage speech draws crowd in Salem despite threating weather
The outdoor suffrage meeting at the bank corner in Salem drew a large audience despite threatening weather. Miss Eudora Ramsay of Greenville S C spoke earnestly about woman suffrage for an hour and noted growing public interest and prospects for the amendment. Harrison county organizes seven magisterial districts with precinct workers to canvass voters ahead of November. The piece also notes plans to celebrate the state birthday June 30 with a parade, patriotic program, reminiscences, and a ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Bank Corner
Suffrage League
Eudora Ramsay
Greenville. C
Harrison County
Ion
Ring school of oratory and local marriages in Galem
The article notes a graduate of Ring school of oratory completing the full course. It also reports marriages including Mise Delphia Morris of Akron hosting friends here after a recent wedding, and Mr Benjamin Ramage with Miss Josephine Rice marrying in Clarksburg and returning home. Additional items include the Ten Mile District Sunday School Association meeting at Marshville on June 21 with a full program and officers J W Johnson Mildred Wilkinson and O W Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckhannon
Harvey Sheets
Oxford
Teane Post
Buckhannon
Ethryn Dudley
Moundsville
Able Rolyaen
Gassaway
Luther Flynn
Arbovale
Department of
Oratory
R. Worth Shumaker
W. Foss Curtis
Barrackaville
Milton A. Workman
Cule
F. Fay Smith
Fairmont
L. F. Strader
Crawford
Race
Mr. Workman
W. B. Outright
Marshville
Ten Mile District Sunday School Association
J. W. Johnson
Misa Mildred Wilkinson
O. W. Davis
J W. Johnson
HS. Bliss
A. J. G. Bond
Evergreen Schools
Wooster
Delegaton
J.T. Hickman
Ree
Turner
Echoon
D. L. Perine
Mildred Wilkinson
W. Davin
Benjamin Ramage
Josephine Rice
Thin City
Clarksburg
Bapist
Samuel Clavier
Mattie B. Hantfan
Claviers
Ba- Jom Co-Operative
Galem
Trouble Brews in a Mine Strike at Grafton
Friction between miners and Harrison Coal Co at Toxomont led to attempted dynamite attacks on a boarding house and arrests as the union sought wage gains and recognition. A related bridge inspection, deadly freight wrecks, and political moves add to a unsettled week in Grafton and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Harrison Coal Company
Toxomont
Uncle Hob and the Mountain Man of Rockhouse Creek
A rugged portrait of “Uncle Hob” a mountaintop figure near Rockhouse Creek who rejects modern comforts, preaches thrift and self reliance, owns much of the surrounding land and is valued around $100,000. The piece sketches his tall frame, steady habits, and philosophy of living free from worry or waste while recounting family details and local lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lind
Otto
Gira
Hoyn
Hob
Uncle Bob
Irena
Uncle Hob
Rockhouse Cred
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eggessaar
Northwest
Mra
W. C. Burnside
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Lake Minnectanka
Cincinnati
Richmond
Ind
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Burnside
Washly-Crosby Company
Madge Leonard
Oda Maxwell
Iet
Mises Mattle Matheny
Terra Alta
Loretta Fallon
Pauline Young
Lost Creek
Ethel Harria
Elkins
Ada George
Philipps
Bonnie Farnsworth
Troy
Margaret Anderson
Point Pleasant
Lucile Billings
Parsons
W . Kerr
Farmington
George Morgan
Adrian
D. B. Rodgers
Huckhannon
J. F. Strader
Mrn
T. W. Haught
William Pont
B. FP. Haught
Judea
Waldo
Waldo Hotel
Katinka
Friml
Julian
Scotland
Porter B
le Lei VI
Kern
America
Lealle
Sullivan
Mr. Smith
Monin Underwood
Thimble
Werniger Street
Miss Underwood
Howard Coffman
Anna Tate
Misa Beryl
Carter
May Mansford
Essie Maxwell
Stella Duncan
Carrie Manley
Mayme Kiddy
Preal Flaming
Haymond Science Hall
Judge Lynch
Cllege Chapel
Bishop Welch
PURE
Sturm’s Dairy
Blanche Wilson
Ring School of Oratory
Mrs. DeArmond
Homaner Gebsot
Tte
Severnl Olf
Ewnec Toma
Celle
Clark
Bond
Polan
Hortime
Permonals
Mic Randolph
Orville
Mina Luetle Davin
Mr. Hond
Roanoke
Rosemont Mines
West Virginia Department of Ronda and
Bridgen
Tygarta Valley River
W. A. Marsh
Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company
Weston
Henry Hell
Baltimore and Ohio
Altamont
Waes
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Weea
Ira EB
Robinson
Ubt
Abe A. Lilly
Taylor County
Charles Whitten
Austen
Preston County
Viking
Keallan Tel
Frank Ummuratt
United Staton
Orkanten- Mons
Bunthern
Grafton Park
Thi Elty
Chautauane
Knights of Pythian
John P. Arbenz
W. VA
Richelieu
Lamon Ice
Decaurus
Der
Webster Springs
W. Val
Sunner Home of the
West
Virginian
Palace Furniture & Piano Co
West Main Street
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