Recital and concert notices at Central Christian church
Gatty Sellars the renowned English organist will perform at Central Christian church on April 1 using Cathedral chimes from the Queen's Hall. The program features a Russian Patrol scene and Storm at Sea with dramatic effects. Parsonage weddings are noted, plus a Purim play at Palace theater. Press praise for Marjorie Kell Benton and Helen Helner is cited alongside other musical events and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatty Sellars
Queen's Hall
London
England
Crystal Palace
Queen's All
Sellars
Canada
United States
Sellers
Marjorie Kell Benton
William B. Edwards
First Baptist Church
Pittsburg
First Baptist Church of
Mrs. Benton
Misa Christine Millers
Blanche Sanders Walker
West Virginia figures in Capital News dispatch
Special to The Teleorams from Washington on March 18 reports West Virginia figures in national coverage. Grosvenor Dawe traveling to Clarksburg for trade board campaigns shares remarks on Henry Gassaway Davis and the rise of the United States, stressing caution against endless reform and praise for Union expansion. Robert Elkins Livingstone, 17, dies after scarlet fever and pneumonia, noted as a bright Western High student and namesake of Senator Steph en B. Elkins. Judge and Mrs. George W. Atkinson hosted a Wesleyan Association banquet at National Park Seminary with speeches by John I. Cassiday. Captain and Mrs. Hodges guest this week include their daughter Mrs. Francis B. Wilby visiting from Rayonswood, W. Va. A marriage license granted to Lewis McGlatherty and Alice J. Weston. West Virginia circle hosts old-fashioned Southern dinner to assist efforts in the state. Dupont National Bank of Washington reports first month deposits and designation as government depository. Congress considers pension bills for Meek and others with Parkersburg connections.
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Teleorams
Washington
Grosvenor Dawe
Board of Trade of
Clarksburg
Henry G. Davis
Dawe
Southern Commercial Congress
South
Capitol
Mr. Dawe
Henry Gassaway Davis
Morgantown
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Charles Carroll
Carrelton
Robert Elkins Livingstone
Colin H. Livingstone
The
Western High School
Stephen B. Elkins
Col. Livingstone
John N. Hodgea
Francis B. Wilby
Wilby
Engineer Corp
Rayonswood
W. Va
Ohio River
West Virginia
Virginia
Stewart
Coleman
Rhode Island Avenue
Moseby
West
St. Patrick’s Day
Samuel V. Leach
Methodist Episcopal
Leach
St. Patrick
Lila
Ireland
Methodist Episcopal Church
Nestin
de Soto
United States Navy
Fulton
Albany
Garrett Biblcal Institute
Evanston
Illand
San Francisco
N. Y
State Senate of New York
Wheeling
Charleston
Columbian College
George Washington University
St. John's College
Annapolis
Feminism debate fuels suffrage conflict in New York
An Evening Mail Syndicate analysis argues anti suffrage rhetoric labels feminism as a dangerous force. It frames feminism as a shift from a wife and mother role to self expression and work, challenging male dominated governance and moral codes.
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New York
Boston
William Stead
Mr. Stead
Antia
Evening Mail Syndicate
Inesi
Aviation and military boosts fill wartime West Virginia
West Virginia joins six states in a rapid aviation training push as eight pilots start courses with the Aero Club of America and will join the war department in Mexico. Secretary Baker tightens wartime censorship, while 20 000 more volunteers are sought through 170 recruiting stations nationwide. Funeral rites and political notes pepper a busy week as local figures and families are updated on posts, pensions, and civic service.
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West Virginia
War Department
Aten
Aero Club of America
Department
Mexico
Milittia
Nebraska
Connecticut
Arkansas
North Carolina
Vermont
United States
Toth Houges
Congress
Daker
White Hollow
Uncle Sam
Regnar
Robinson Receives Big Reception in Buckhannon
Judge Robinson of Grafton campaigned in Buckhannon for the Republican gubernatorial nomination drawing a large enthusiastic crowd. He spoke to hundreds of students at Wesleyan College in the forenoon and addressed a vast gathering of Republicans and locals in the afternoon with pledges of unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckhannon
Ira FE. Robinson
Grafton
Ae Lilly
A. B. White
Yesterdy
Robinson
Larry Upshur
Tocover Lilly
Wesleyan College
Repubs
Robin Frenchton
Judge Robinson
Metchanta
Lan
Surgeon directs Kundgen on limb amputation during operation
A fragmented report notes Henry R Kundgen, an artist employed in Chicago, remains conscious as a surgeon guides him through the best method to sever his arm and leg while pinned beneath a cart coat. The text indicates Kundgen or names nearby direct the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Kundgen
Chicago
Kunsen
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Agp
W. C. Taylor
First Baptist
Thurman Seckman
Opha Mason
Salem
Grover C. Williams
City
Alta M. Courtney
Blandville
Palace Theater
George P. Leatherbury
West Pike Street
Mareuto Music Club
Masonica Temple
Robert C. Cook
W. Lee Williams
Hoy
Nevin
Marcato Choral Club
Central Christian Church
Capital News
Washington, D. C
Telegram
Union
George W. Atkinson
National Park Seminary
Wesleyan Association of the
District of Columbia
John I. Cassiday
Judge Atkinson
Lewie McGlatherty
Huntington
Alice J. Weston
Altoona, Pa
William Harris
Dupont National Bank of Washington
Thomas Bell Sweeney
H. Moss
Gordon’ H. Meek
Parkersburg
Meek
Congra
Silherland
Pension’ Bureau
Martha
Gillaspies
Parkernburg
Thomas J. Congroye
Aneta Childe Dore
Clarksburg Poultry Farms CO
CLTY
Gore Bldg
Wilsonburg-O'Neill
Baker
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Cleveland
John P. O' Connell
Saxaman
James W. Handley
Williamsburg
John H. Brannon
Adam
George H. Williama
Artie
Clarence P. Stont
Lomond
Arch’ C. Moore
Glasgow
Harvey S. Nelson
Lenark
Livingstone
Kenyon Street
Claverack
N. C
Coling H. Livingstone
Boy Scouts of ‘America
Western High
Littlepage
Dilla
Bima
L. Slack
Mary Ashley
Emmea J. Porter
of Charleston
Post Office Department
Watoga
Pocahontas County
Ment
Sie
J. Byron Nickerson
Jand
Neeley
Philadelphila
Nickerson
Bean
Philadelphia
Sen
Samr
Wes Luatab x
Summmi
Sturm’s Dairy
Palace Furniture & Piano Company
West Main Street
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