City council awards honor for erecting streets and stores
Aneta Tincher receives a commendation for leading a teen council project to erect city streetworks and a brick warehouse. Local figures Leathas, Williams, Pearce, and Johnston appear in brief mentions amid a flurry of names, places, and planned business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aneta
Ela Tincher
Reece Gerareresatamer
Wiens
North Carolina
A. Willams
S. NL. Pearce
New Catholic Church at Weston A Fine One
Weston authorities celebrate the dedication of a new Roman Catholic church and parochial school in Weston. The project cost about 115000, with furnishings around 45000, designed by Albert Breternity of Willamstown and built by James Cale of Elkins. Opened on Easter Sunday, it features windows from Austria and serves as a community landmark beyond clergy.
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Beauriful-New
Carhobe
Chares
Weston
Wilde
J. Donahue
Williem Curtin
Pittsbore
Walpe
Mouder
Ia. Sn
C. H. Mose
Theelins
Wear-ceneral
Donghue
B. Alemerac
Buntmeron
Pace Tech
Tnnsbruck
Austria
New “York
Patrick
Francis
Seles
Hic Weston
Roessine
Seblin
Cecilis
Saster Suday
Albert Breternity
Willamstown
Clarksburg
Faer
James Cale
Elkins
Sutwa Decorating “Company
fWiletstor
Catholic Congresstion
Weson
United States
2Nd Lettres
Gas ton Sunday visit notes and local moves
Dr. GO: Brown arrived from Alexander last Saturday and spent Sunday with his family. A Dr and Mrs Bond and son and Mr and Mrs Clarice Lewis of El lamore attended the Wesleyan Chinese balsame here. Mrs A Ruttencutter enjoyed a pleasant visit. Gerth her daughter Mrs P Lorentz has returned to her home in Clarksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston
Brown
Alexander
Bond
Clarice Lewis
Ellamore
Lorentz
Clarksbers
New West Virginia Building Projects Reported
Building activity across West Virginia is noted in the Construction Record with plans for sites in Fairmont, Marlinton, Freemont, and Huntington. Projects include a two story brick and stone school for the Russ V7 Kennedy, a brick building for the Peoples Bank, three story steel and iron warehouses for Follanshee Brothers, and residences in Gallia and West End Huntington with estimated costs ranging from 3 000 to 22 000 dollars.
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Eeecial
Teleomams
Pittsegrg
West Virginia
tThs CD
Cooler Company
Century Building
Eh Son
Russ
Kennedy School
Lee
Fairmont
Chl Snider
Peoples Bank
East Liverpool
Jalsa
Pene Marlinton
J. B. Diartin
First Presbyterian
Follanshee
Follanshee Brothers
Yrellshure
James Baird
rCon
Wader Eark Brerson
Huntington
Ll. C_ ss
Fifth Avenue
West End
George Parent
Art Treasures Are Removed From French Cities
Reports from Paris on May 2 state German forces have transferred to Metz numerous artworks seized from French towns. The collection includes 16th century paintings sculptures tapestries and rare porcelains, with pieces like the Credence Sambin sculpture and other Renaissance works inventoried by Leinhard before removal. The jewels of the Cottsr museum were also taken, though precise details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Metz
Ciuesi
Erenresca
Alsace
Associated Press
Fithem
Hermmans-Wellerkopt
Spetz
Greece
Cottsr
Window Glass Trade Review Gulf Coast Production Report
Pittsburg May 29 A window glass trade summary notes Mannington reports two fair runs at end of season and Patterson Cameron plant an exceptional output of quality glass. Independent Sistersville closes after two successful runs. Kane operates with recent activity. Shreveport plant to resume next season. Union disputes in Columbus amid strikes. Overall, orders grow for Mannington, with other plants winding down or awaiting summer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Tae Glassworker
ThesMannington
Window Glass Company
Mannington
Patterson Window Glass Company
Cameron
Window Glas Company
Sisterssille
Pennsylvania
Window Glass
Kane
Thana
Shreveport Window Glass
Sheveport
earney-Bond Glass Company
Tortport Glass Company
Lockport
Kansas City
Obear-Nestor Glass Company
Columbus
American Federation of Glass Workers'Union
Doddridge Jvindew Glass
Panys
St! West Union
Sta Tank
Tony 7
Chaii
Zenor
West Union
Pirat
Atatica
Greensburo Glass Company
Greensburg
Equitable Window Glass
Canninsham
Glass Company
Normal Opening Dinner Service on May 31
Opening notices indicate dinner will be served from 5:30 to 9:60 p.m. Advance orders are required. For reservations call 1385-5. Limited details due to OCR quality.
Shoes for Confirmation and Graduation Displayed
A draft notice describes special lines of boys shoes in calf and patent leather for confirmation and graduation. Styles include tie and button options in various finishes, with emphasis on fit and comfort for upcoming ceremonies.
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eutShoes
Button
Jace Stries
Algo
Saxice Peele
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Leathas
Fomnston
Spscal Police
Ck Guardino
Penisslvasia
Mourder
Haring Peex
Johnston
Pat
Beckersbure
Bes
W. F
Oakford-anente
Hesbas
Buckhannon
Mable Gar
Walter Septon
Henry “Gey
Downes
Sttormer
Requesterdayfram
Claresboro
Phillip
Young
Phillips
Tenner
Hiner and
Tenny
Bablin
Thurmond Murphy
Toune's Drug Store
James Dailey
Morner
Binescee
Judee
Ree
Roy Wauzh
Wilken Hefner
Eidian
Ce de Hughes
Carl Cates
Wile
Roth
Wilson Barlow
Sunder
Clarksburs
Freak Dawson
Salem
Ars. G
Leo Alkire
Clarksbors
Bre Ebar
Skire
Daisy Fear
Tehor Rapher
Charles Q
Ton
Eita
Sndore
N- Kenner
Clarks
Pittsburgh Plategeass Company
Velomima
Pitesti
Palm Beaches
Emre Bank
Trade Journal
Nichis
Thompson
Trade Review
Pittsburg Glassworker
Gregory
the Model Shoe Store
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