Mannington Anniversary News and Local Updates
Mannington itemizes community milestones and personal notices as residents attend a Presbyterian church meeting, report travels to Pittsburgh and Wheeling, and return home from jobs or visits in Farmington, Fairmont, and Mount Lake. The section lists names, places, and brief movements of local families and professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KiBsFarbee
Farbiees
Pittsburgh
Grove City
Burt
Burtown
Valrmont
Tuscsay
Clayton
Mount Lake
Mannington
A. N. Park, Jr
Presbyterian’ Church
Fairmont
Mra
M. E. Simmons
Grafton
H. N. Rollins
Stirring
Ohio
Thomas G. Mobley
Bethonda
Bia
Thin City
Miny Martha Newman Hun Kono
Wheeling
Arch’ Haskins
Schoolo
P. E. Meloturft
Jorico
Carolina
Frank Fellers
Washington, Pa
Mra. Homey. Tamtingon
Parkoradure
Sycamore
Anita Lumus
New Martinsville
Elwood Haught
Me'Mechen
Federal Buildings For West Virginia Planned Projects
Federal budget notes include five West Virginia buildings among those eligible for year end appropriations. Buckhannon and Fence receive 15000. Elkins 50000. Huntington temporary quarters ???. Addison built 10000. Wollaburg 416000. Williamson 24000. core river projects total several millions. Three mine rescue cars are estimated at 53280 with 13500 for additional costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Pliblle
West Virginia
Buckhannon
Elkina
Huntington
Wollaburg
Williamson
Herthy Ohio River
Gall
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Mining project costs rise with new facilities plan
The report itemizes equipment costs and an operating total of $54,810, plus $75,000 earmarked for three new mining experiment stations. Locations for the stations are not named.
Muncie Lawyer Named Secretary of U.S. Trade Board
Leonidas A. Bracken, a Muncie lawyer, is named secretary of the Federal Trade Commission. The post, vacant since the commission was organized, carries a salary of 45000 dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
U.S. Trade Board
Leonidas A. Bracken
Munelé
Iada
Féderal’ Trade ‘Commission
McAdoo outlines tax plan to raise revenue and curb debt
Secretary McAdoo presents proposals to expand the income tax base, raise exemptions for married and single filers, and boost the collection force. He argues inaccuracies and evasion cost the government more than field enforcement, and suggests retaining stamp tax and duties while avoiding bond issues. He estimates deficits and revenue under current law and with proposed changes, noting a strong national financial position if reforms pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
McAdooux
McAdob
Ono
McAdoo
Europe
McAdoo Pute
Mr.McAdoo
Secretary reports gold stock at record high in 1915
The Secretary notes that the United States held 2,198,113,762 in gold on November 1, 1915, far exceeding previous figures and far surpassing the January 2 balance of 1,400,680. The stock is described as the largest ever held by a single country, with indications it will rise further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison's
Eee
United States
East Side News Briefs Highlight Local Edits and Births
Morris improving slowly at Morgantown avenue home. A nine pound son born to Mr. and Mrs. William Doolittle of Stevena street. Link's Class Social at Diamond Street M E Sunday School. Robert Musgrove's Morgantown avenue residence nearing completion with expected move from Bunner's Ridge next week. Mrs. William Hai and Mrs. Day Smith returned home after funeral. Mrs. William Arnett returned home. Harry Payne of Cumberland visiting Mrs. Edward Carpenter. Mildred and Lillian Kutcard ill at Diamond street homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Doolittle
Stevena Street
Link
Diamond Street M. E
Indie
Robert Musgrove
Morgantown Avenue
William Hai
Gypsy
Day Smith
Ernebaw
P. L. Holland
William Arnett
Little Falla
Harry ‘Payne
Cumberland
Edward Carpenter
Mildred
Lillian
William Kutcard
Diamond Street
Black Diamond Dinner a Success at Mononga Lodge
The Black Diamond Lodge of Pythians in Mononga held a banquet and initiation for eight members. Colonel T. C. Price acted as toastmaster in a very acceptable manner, marking a successful event for the local Knights of Pythias lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dythe
Black Diaond Lodge
Pythias
Monongah
T. C. Price
Fraternal Lodge Activities and Catering Details Listed
A fragmented report lists Grand and local lodge officers from Mountain City, Feltery, Big Elm, Mathbone, Evergreen, Marion, and Fairmont lodges with names such as Ira Loughlin, B. H. Chilas, R. Dinnington, and W. H. Gould. It notes entertainment committee members Earl Morris B M Fox and J R Lake and waiters Mrs B M Fox Zane Cornell William Cornell Glenn Fleming John Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ern
Camden
Wilmoth
Millary
Ira L Loughlin
P.M. Pitzer
B. HL Chilas
Cole
H Dinnington
L. Clayton T
A. Richardson
Henry
B. Blaine Moore
W. Meaney
W.F. Davis
Charien H. Arnott
Roe. Higeins
G. N. Welsh
Podt
Mountain City Lodge
YOUNG BILIOUSITY LACTCLEARS PROMO TREATMENT
An old style advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle liver and bowel cleanser. It claims quick relief from biliousness headaches coated tongue and sour stomach, promising waking fit and fine after use for men women and children, with a forceful sales pitch and price note.
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Mannington News
Philip Gump
J. M
Mannington iMposer
Imisi
Ike
Psa Earth Capitol Age
Fannington
Sopeatisa
Piteatiureus
Pe Foreign Missionary, Society
He Church
oMre
Armstrong
Farmington
Federal Buildings
The
Treasury
Department
LL Bracken
McCall
Meauevnil
Thes
Secretary of Treasury
Thor
Pitt Durellc
First
Nationals Bank Bldg
Chicago
Dairy, Co
Keeley
Unity Keeley Institute
Western Penna
Morris
D.P. Morrie
Morgantown
Avenue
Lodge OF Pythians
Childr
HOME
S.J. Courtney & Son
Ping
Bell Telephone
the Central Dist. ‘Telephone’ Co
F. R. Dunning
Ocal
Firman
W. Va
Pennsylvania Railroad
Monongahela BY
Lye
Pennsylvania
Pittsoursu
Lrenneyivania Station
Servie
Mountain City Drug Co
Kassmir-Reinecke Osteopathics Institute
MT. Clemens
Sanitarium
Ueactemens
Home Trust
SIXTH/AVENUE
Wood Street
Mbone Crawt
Santa Clare
Santa
Geo. A. Walter
MADISON / STREET
Watson Hotel
Virginian
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