Milford Street additions and rental properties listing
A fragmented advertisement lists multiple Milford Street properties including a one story oak finished frame house with bath, a two story frame house on lot 504116 priced at 3600, three apartments renting 5s per month, and a brick street building with oak finish and cellar near St Mary's Hospital. Small cash payments offered with balance due in one to three years and upfront rent of 30 dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Street
Bath
Northview Tooms
Grasselli
Saint Mary's High School Plans New Department
The article notes St Marys high school will form a distinct department with first and second years taught now and third and fourth added later. The Xaverian Brothers commend Rev Father McDrmott and parishioners for energy and sacrifice, hoping results will meet hopeful expectations.
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Tical
Father McDrmott
St. Mary's High School
Erdesyor
Convict Roams Free as Rogers Absent Without Leave
Deputy sheriffs search for Robert B. Rogers a county convict who disappeared from the Bridgeport road crew while on an errand. Rogers was serving a sentence for possessing whiskey in a public place in violation of the prohibition law.
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Robert B. Rogers
My Trusty
Bridgeport
Rogers
New Musical Director Announces Birth in Grove City
Cards here announce the birth of John Nicklin Welch, son of Mr and Mrs Homer M Welch of Grove City Pennsylvania, born August 23. Mr Welch directed the music for the Hamilton campaign in this city last spring.
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John Nicklin Welch
Homer M. Welch
Grove City
Welch
Hamilton
Wedding on Stage at Woodman Rally Sparks Live Ceremony
A West Virginia rally for Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors plans a dramatic wedding on stage next Saturday in Mountain Lake Park. The vow will feature a train of twelve bridesmaids from Royal Neighbor camps, with Thomas Walsh as chair and a large turnout from WV, OH, PA, and MD. Three excursion trains are arranged to bring attendees, with a $1.45 fare from Clarksburg.
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Modern Woodmen of America
Mountain Lake Park
Roy Bailey
Bailey
Parkersburg
Grafton
Thomas
Walsh
West Virginia
Alo
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryand
Nso
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Clarksburg
Wheeling
Weston
Buckhannon
Acquittal in bootlegging case for Wilsonburg man
Cecil Howard, a Black man arrested on Wilsonburg street car after alighting a train at Adamston with two whiskey packages, was acquitted Saturday in Magistrate W. E. Starcher's court of bootlegging charges and released. Earlier in Magistrate T. G. Nicewarner's court he was discharged on a prohibition labeling charge. The case then moved back to bootlegging as Deputy State Prohibition Commissioner J. Walter Bee pressed the charge. The first trial argued the label misrepresented package size and omitted the word pints.
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Cecil Howard
Wilsonburg
Adamston
W. E. Starcher
Howard
T. G. Nicewarner
Nicewarner
J. Walter Bee
Prohibition
Lloyd Duff
Salem
Point Comfort
W. F. Starcher
Picloeke
Dutt
William Freeland
David Morris
Charles Morgan
Farmer Thompson
John Doe
Morgan
Freeland
Thompson
Stavener
First Street
Duff
Madetta
Clarksburg
Labor Day observed parade and picnic in Clarksburg
Labor Day closures set by post office banks barber shops and public offices with courts in session most of the day. The Clarksburg Trades and Labor Assembly plans a forenoon parade from Glou Kik to Nirwooa Park for an old fashioned picnic featuring fifteen athletic events and many visitors expected.
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Circuit Court
Clarksburg
Two Arrested In Lottery Racketeering Case
Alden Kennedy of this city and Mary Kearns of Broad Oaks were arrested Friday at the fair grounds on a lottery charge. Kearns waived preliminary hearing and is held for the next grand jury. Kennedy posted bond to appear Wednesday morning in Magistrate Stateher's court where the warrants were issued. The alleged lottery involved selling panels and awarding a dressed doll to a holder. Kearns was employed by Kennedy as an assistant.
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Alden Kennedy
Mary Kearns
Broad Oaks
Fair Grounds
A. J. Findlay
All. J
Iss Kearns
T. G. Nicewarner
Kennedy
Bond
W. EB. Stateher
Miss Kearns
Adamston Voters Approve $21,000 Street Paving Bond
In Adamston a bond issue of 21000 for street paving passed by a narrow margin of two votes over the required three fifths. There were 258 votes cast. Bonds will be placed on the market promptly to start paving soon. The election drew keen interest with residents split on ratification.
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Adamston
Prohibition Arrests After Train Stop
William Gaines and Reuben Maxwell were arrested for violating the prohibition law by carrying whiskey in unlabelled containers. They were jailed Saturday evening and await hearings before Magistrate William B. Starcher. Maxwell released after furnishing security to appear for a Wednesday hearing or trial.
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William Gaines
Reuben Maxwell
William B. Starcher
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
J. Walter Bee
Prohibition
Maxwell
Typhoid Fever Strikes Ernest Waldon in Greaney Apartments
Ernest Waldon, son of Joseph Waldon, foreman in the job printing department of the Clarksburg Telegram, is ill at his Greaney apartments home with typhoid fever. His condition is not serious as yet, and it is hoped he will not become seriously ill.
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Ernest Waldon
Joseph Waldon
Job Printing Department
Clarksburg Telegram
Greaney
Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Couples
Charles O. Kolbert and Loretta Fisherty along with Clem T. Freeland and Eliza Jane Osborne received marriage licenses.
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Charles O. Kolbert
Loretta Fisherty
Clem T. Freeland
Eliza Jane Osborne
Wanted experienced clerk apply in person at Martin Bros
Missing/illegible notice seeking an experienced clerk with other positions, instructing to apply in person at Martin Bros. The ad mentions a leather pocketbook found with name and address inside, located between Rosa Carr's bat shop and the fort residence, and asks the finder to return it to the Telegram office.
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Martin Bros. Street
Rosa Carr
Thort
Old Tunnel Found at Weston State Hospital Site
Telegram reports Governor Hatfield visited Weston after touring the Weston fair to view a large tunnel claimed in the hospital addition project. Contractors cannot account for the tunnel and state records are absent, prompting an official investigation into potential action.
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Weston State Hospital
H. D. Hatfield
Weston
State Hospital For
Hatfield
Jerry Lace Simeral Gets a Frame
Fred L. Simeral, Palace theater manager, receives a framing honor for the arrival of his ten pound boy Saturday afternoon at 621 Locust street. The Telegram briefly noted the birth but lacked a border due to press time. The baby, named Jerry Lace Simeral, is the first child after eight years of marriage.
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Fred L. Simeral
Palace Theater
Locust Street
Telegram
Linotype
Ftem
Fred
Jerry Lace Simeral
Val
Tabernacle Campaign Highlights and Local School News
Salem reports a full campaign schedule at the Great Union Tabernacle with 2000 men and boys expected for a key lecture, choir of 200, and a modern service lineup. Local schools announce openings with new staff including George W. Rounds in wood work and drawing, Nellie Saunders introducing domestic science, and H. S. Sydenstricker heading science.
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Great Union Tabernacle Meeting
Young Peoples Societies
The
Baptist Church
W. H. Myers
Nebraska
Sunshine Chorus
M. H. VanHorn
George W. Rounds
Troy
Rounda
Nellie Saunders
City
Miss Saunders
Teachers’ ' College
Columbia University
Duff Furnishes Bond And Gets Out of Jail
Duff Duff furnished bond and was released after jail time connected to a prohi bition case. The report mentions Chicago music publishers, Mr Bottcroft, and the song I Want to See Jesus Dont You. Other items note A B Gillman join Perin Bros, Prof Stauffer returning to Weston, Miss Lillie Bachus visiting, and Lloyd Duff’s bootlegging case with warrants against several parties.
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Chicago
Bottcroft
Jesus
Clarence Loush
Louis Lambratt, Sr
Eton
Ind
Magistrate delays ruling in Patterson lottery case
Magistrate W E Sterchere deferred decision until Monday in the Daniel Patterson lottery trial held Saturday at the fair grounds. Patterson, jailed since Thursday, was one of three caught operating a spinning wheel device with concealed buttons to stop the indicator at will. Platt and two others fled. Frank G Platt was not tried pending Patterson’s outcome.
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W. E. Sterchere
Daniel Patterson
Fair Grounds
Patterson
Frank G. Platt
Platt
Jailed as horse thief in county court action
Bilas Yeager was jailed Saturday night on a warrant issued from Magistrate W B Starcher’s court charging him with stealing a sorrel horse from Boyd Gaugh.
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Bilas Yeager
W. B. Starcher
Boyd Gaugh
Masons Taylor and Doyle Break Ground for Residence
Taylor and Doyle, masons and concrete contractors, have broken ground for the foundation of a two story brick veneer residence for Clarence. The project marks a local construction milestone as work proceeds on a new dwelling.
Sperry Property Mention on Clay Street Address
Property reference notes Sperry on Clay street between the residences of John L. Ruhle and Joseph F. Hart, indicating a specific location in a neighborhood ledger.
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B. Sperry
Clay Street
John L. Ruhle
Joseph F. Hart
Death of East End resident Bridget Callaghan at age four
Bridget Callaghan, widow of the late Captain Hugh Callaghan, died after a week of illness following a stroke. A devout Catholic and church worker born in Clarksburg, she leaves brothers Michael in Pennsylvania and Edward in Minnesota, nephews Charles and Herbert, and nieces Mrs. William Wanstroet and Mrs. Patrick Lyons. Funeral plans await word from brothers.
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Bridget Callaghan
East End
Patrick Lyons
McKeesport
Nerces
Grand Jury to Hear Glenwood Break-in Case
Walter Johnson, a young man recently arrested in Glenwood near Adamaton, faces grand jury action for breaking into L. J. Kerns' store and stealing a pair of overalls and shoes. Magistrate T. G. Nieewarter held the case for the grand jury and remanded him to jail in default of bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson
Glenwood
Adamaton
L. J. Kerns
Jas March
T. G.nieewarter
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Alwats
Bartland
Howard Post
HIN
Mary's
Bell
Consolidated
Anegan Brothers
W. Va
Brown’s Market
Glenn B. Waters
Prunty Bldg
Thomas F. Walsh
N. P. Bailey
S. M. Poling
Belington
George Niehaus
Mannington
J. O. Schenerlieu
C. H. Luesson
Newburg
J. W. Halbritter
Tunnelton
J. W. Martin
Moundsville
O. H. Taylor
Elkins
J. L. Davis
J. B. Grim
Cumberland, Md
R. A. Courtney
Fairmont
A. V. Halterman
Moorefield
J. T. Dawson
Morgantown
Negro Agkin
Tabernacle Campaign
Bromley
Bank Corner
Main Street
Tabernacle
Jed
B. D. Fellers
Lr. Bromley
Sydenstricker
West Virginia University
Wilma Rodafer
Shady Side
J. Paul Young
Edna Carney
Flynn
Washington
Baltimore
Miss Carney
John Carney
Mr. Young
Bessie van Horn
Homer Bell
Long Run
Grove
E. J. Wootter
van Horn
Marlon Morrison
Millerbilliard Parlor
Viteinta
H. E. Waters
Gratton
John Bunting
Frank Killian
Childrenn
Butler
India
Kim G. Botteroff
Roldenhaver Publishing House
A. Coud
Fourth Street
A. B. Gillman
Perin Bros
Mr. Gilman
Quinten N. Stauffer
Lillie Bachus
Huntington
Blanche Wilson Cornet
Death Angel
Capt
Hugh Callaghan
Young Mans
the Smart Shop
South Fourth St. Fair Week
Bair
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