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Newspaper
The Sunday Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1916
Page
5
The article lists diverse social events from protected areas including Merced Wy and nearby towns. It notes a Central Christian church anniversary, Labor Day gatherings with family cookouts, and a parade planning with unions invited to participate. It mentions marriages, open-house anniversaries, and local musical program details reflecting a lively community calendar.
Mr and Mrs BLM Pavisson of Jane Lew and Mins Basel Criminlt and J B Davieron of his city plan an extended automobile trip to Atlantic City and Washington. They will be away for several weeks.
Mins Sarna, formerly of Mus Kennedy's School, announces the opening of her studio in Clarksburg for Pine students on September 1, as reported by the Advert Yeomont.
Delegates converge for a powwow of the Weston based conference with religious and political figures from across the state. The event features sermons, discussions on reform, and from national speakers, drawing crowds to the Weston camp where prayers and public sessions fill the schedule.
West Union September 2 The Dod rides county teachers Institute was held this week at the Baptist church with 140 teachers enrolled. Instructors were Prof C G Taegey of Whorling and Dr Sallahan of Morgantown. The event proved interesting and helpful to the teachers. Also noted are obituaries and local notices about funerals and school openings.
A cow touring with a caravan through Hoodia, Kam, reportedly supplies milk for twins as the party moves eastward toward Colorado. The odd scene appears during a local Colorado report noting the animal’s milk delivery to the infant travelers.
AER notes a river stage near Whayte with levels around two percent below normal. Officials warn of minor fluctuations and recorders show several stations reporting minor drops and brief readings near two inches at GA font and City area.
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