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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1915

Page

6

Fireworks Display Planned for Monday Night

Fireworks program coordinated by Consolidated Fireworks Day of America with an American factory instructor arriving Sunday to oversee. display begins at dusk along Pinnickinnick Dill and other city sites featuring a sequence of shells, batteries, and electric effects culminating in a kaleidoscopic canopy and aerial bursts.

America Dbesu Lefletter Consolidated Fireworks Day of St Apic Pinnickinnick Dill oSher Rand Jared Unxid Americas

New Officers Installed At Worthy Matrons Banquet

Social notes describe a banquet and formal installation of new officers including Mrs. D. P. Singer as worthy matron and Mrs. Agnes Garrett as associate matron. I Wade Coffman gave an address as jewels and flowers were presented to past worthy matrons. About 56 attendees.

I. Wade Coffman D. P. Singer Matton Hany Huffman Agnes Garrett H. C. Huffman Minnie Hugill

Mrs. Ritter Guests At Home In Coshocton Area

Local social notes recount Mrs. and Mrs. Ritter hosting friends in Coshocton with sewing circles, piano recital plans by Miss Freda Holden, and various household tips. Other items include a bank picnic and a missionary meeting, plus a house party in progress with several young guests from out of town.

West Ritter Coshocton Millard F. Bartlett Adamston Sylvinne Ledoux Jack Horner Freda Holden South Third-street Georgia Lyon Freda Kester Catherine Street Jessamine Powell Robin Hoffman Pabees Bibbs Young Ladies' Missionary Soclery St Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church South Thursady Everdue Myrtie Trout Milford Street McCuen Stealer Trout Jessie Tina Spiker June Flowers Arthur B. Bogsess Louise St Higginbotham Owings Estelle Randall Shinns OD. i

Governor Hatfield Visits Richwood for Short Stop

Richwood hosts Governor Hatfield during a brief layover en route to Greenbrier County. A motorcade and grove meeting marked the visit, with speeches and a post-event luncheon. Accompanying him were local dignitaries and members of his party, including Dr. James McClung and J. J. Walker. The governor addressed road concerns as the party traveled through Rennick and Friars Fork, then onward to Lewisburg.

Richwood Hatfeld Greenbrier Sovermor Hallela Ho Landscre Harvey Ningery George E. Hurd Thomas E. _ Smith Walter Hutchinson Thorne Greenbrier County James McClung Smith Ralph Wetherby E. B. Deit L. A.thomas J. J. Walker Raymone Thomas Delbert Hemil Tom Friars Out Partoox Fred. Hann Dry Fork School House Ren— Fick H— Avalkub Lewisburg Orermor Judge Dice Lewisbure Ralph Wetherty Rennick Wetherby

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