Birthday Party at Hall Home Remembers Guests
Social gathering at Mrs. Hall's home in Pittsburgh Avenue drew about twenty relatives and friends including out of town visitors Mr. William Summers and family from Little Falls and Miss Belle Hall. Lively conversation and refreshments noted. Mrs. Hall received many keepsakes. Nearby, Luther Reese and Lee of Grafton were guests of the Hendersons. Other items mention Perry Farrell visiting relatives, Ellen Fear in from Rivesville, and Edward Astrowske retiring from Buckhannon to work with the express company. Also mentions anti macassars history and world currency growth before and after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Hal
Pittssburgh Avenue
Charles
Dawson Yoder
Littie Falls
T. R. Hall
Daugh
Belle
Mary
Enos Hall
Winfield
Propether
Hall
Luther Reese
Lee
Grafton
T. B. Henderson
Gulf Street
Perry Farrell
Uniontown
Felonia Tame
Middeport
Ellen Fear
Rivesville
Brooks Numm
Ohio Avenue
Edward Astrowske
Buckhannon
Express Company
Residence changes and social notes across Fairmont region
The item lists numerous residents and visitors in Fairmont and surrounding areas including Enid, Okness Ora Satterfield, Gertrude Snyder, J.D. Wade, Miss Georgia Billingslea, and Mrs. John A. Clark Jr. It mentions Mrs. Clark’s fall trip to Michigan, transient moves by Vanes of Enterprise and T. Taggart, Edgar Bock of Farmington, and George Talbott’s family returning from a two week trip. It notes Wirt county travels and a remark on English sparrows introduced to counter cankerworm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon ‘Bere
Ee Soeen ‘University
Enid
Okness
Ora Satterfield
Wheeling
McDaniel
Allee Wade
Tussi
Resdens
Fred W. ‘Tascart
Eisner
Fairmont
Wades
John A. Clark, Jr
Fair
Michigan
Mont
Will Murphy
J.D. Wade
Gertrude Snyder
Michaell
C. W. Vance
Enterprise
J. Lane
Parrish
Vanes
As. T. Taggart
Edgar Bock
Farmington
Fease
M. Wood
Homer Springston
Hubert
Keep Your Blood Pure For Health And Longevity
An advertisement for S.S.S. blood remedy claims pure blood prevents disease and impurity threats. It urges readers to keep the blood cleansed to support vital organs and health, noting the product has been used for over fifty years and is sold by druggists nationwide. Written by the Swift Medical Department in Atlanta, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Swift
Swift Labora
Tory
Atlanta
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Lillian Kinkesdill
William Kinkeay
Clevelend Ewanhe
New York City
Middle yArd Society
Diamond
Fieburch
Diamond Street
Ladies Aid Society
Social Rooms
Highland
Airesville
R Morris
Elza
Haymond Street
Eaton
Ind
Eaton Hospital
Braddock
Charles Cutler
Dangh
Worthingson
Bery
Ritchie Co
Gilmer 'Et
Sean i
Fred W. Taggart
Minessia
Brussels
George C. Talbott
Creston
Wirt
United States
Jim
Main Street
Pitts
The
Monon Valley Co
Fairmont, W. Va
Burroughs
Seements
S. B. Elkins
Monongahela Valley Traction Cop
Mountain City Drug Co
Heinze & Company
Madison St