Local social notes on visits and travel
The record mentions Mr ant Me TA Neillors guest of Mrs Everett Hill, Otis Wayne Reel departing for PBl ppl West Virginia to visit his grandfather, and mentions of club chairmen Brown and Press discussing seating and problems with about 10 members present.
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Ant
T. McCalloug
al- Tenderimotore
Gantown
Everett Hill
Otis Wayne Reel
Mc Coy Street
Pbl Ppl
W. Va
Fragmented history notes and local items from August readings
A jumble of crumbled OCR items covers weather readings from yesterday with temperatures around 61 degrees and no precipitation, plus scattered local notices: scout trip to Bull Run, church services canceled, auto tours to Wheeling and Columbus, a police court order, school opening plans, nurses meeting, an amputated leg accident, a baby girl born to the McLaughlins, and a visitor from Branchburg departing for Pittsburgh.
Personal notes from local social column
Miss Myra Hoover travels to Binghampton New York to visit Miss Louise Shu jeff with sister Pea joined in the journey. Grace Hill visits Pitts burgh briefly. Mrs R H Singer guests here then heads to Clarksburg to see her son ND Singer and family. Miss Dua Carrothers of Wades town stays with Mrs G M Allender at Watson hotel. Rev and Mrs C E Goodwin and children return from a motor trip to Sliburg and Baltimore. More guests return from Camp Summerdale on Valley river. Reed family guests at Cal Peper and Sparrows Point with John Reed on program. George Deck and daughter Elizabeth return by motor to Cumberland Lonaconing and Washington DC with Mrs William Stern and Tom Steen present.
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Myra Hoover
Binghampton
N.Y
Louise Shu Jeff
New York
Grace Hill
Pittsburgh
R. H. Singer
Sever
Clarksburg
Singer
Migs Dua Carrothers
Wades
G. ML
Allender
Watson Hotel
C. E. Goodwin
Sliburg
Baltimore
Stet Jon Sak
Amily
Claude Fleming
Hermon Fawcett
Viel Reed
Lise
Andrew Berry
Cal- Peper
Cumberand
Lonaconing
Washington, D.C
Piste
William Stern
Washington
Tom Steen
Cuberland
Complex early 1900s rail schedule notes for Grafton area
A dense listing of trains and connections among Grafton Cumberland Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York and other points. It details West to East routes via Wheeling Morgantown Clarksburg Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh connections with nightly and morning departures, arrivals, and transfer points, plus local stop patterns and service notes.
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Grafton
Cumberland
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Wheeling
Baathrou Pullman
Columbus
MLS
Grafton-Faircoat
Clarksburg
Morgantown
Coapelisvile
Pittsdare
Murraytown
Eliis
Charleston
Buckhannons
Tain
Cladabarg
Alam
Pallman
Hunters and police confront wild animal near Farmington
A party of fifteen armed men led by Police Baker pursued a mysterious animal after fox hounds at Gobbler Knob near Ida May. The scene left two dogs injured and Baker unloading a Winchester as the group retreated, while elsewhere Anna Kennedy joined the Nelson theater cast as pianist for the season.
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Baker
Ida May
Farmington
George Stewart
George
Gobbler Knob
Gyarus
Hart Tobateo
Lange Bear
Nelson
Anna Kennedy
Nelson Theater Forces
Miss Kennedy
Hippodrome Orchestra
Pyramids' Plaster Work Survives Millennia
A fragment notes plaster found on ancient pyramids remains in good condition after thousands of years. A separate line estimates the total value of diamonds mined since mining began at about 2 billion dollars.
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Pyramids
Aus
County to Host Teacher Institute in Fairmont
County Superintendent Homer C Toothman announced final plans for the Marios County Teachers Institute to be held in Fairmont from August 20 to September 2. A letter from Dr. Barber of West Virginia University confirms he will deliver four lectures on August 31 and September 1, with topics including Interpretive Poetry and Child Mind mysteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer C.toothman
Marios County
C. G. Wilson
Fairmont Schoola
D. C. Scatphy
Slippery Rock Nor Rock
Wilson
Russian Losses in Poland Were Heavy
A Verdun-like tally reports heavy Soviet losses in Poland with about eighty thousand captured, and roughly forty thousand killed or wounded. The note cites a French source and claims the figures reflect recent fighting across multiple fronts in the region.
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Poland
Emat Isola
Nizslod
France counseled Poland on wartime frontiers and peace terms
ARIS AE reports the French foreign ministry advised Poland to seek the best strategic position for military advantage until peace is signed, regardless of ethnographic frontiers, arguing the military situation will shape peace terms. The notice emphasizes France's guidance amid evolving wartime diplomacy.
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Aris
France
Poland
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