Taken by Death in Lite Harr Aged 1 High Esteemed Woman
Miss Harr of Marion county died at home after a prolonged illness. Born in Union district she was daughter of Nan Harr and Sarah Harr and left a large family and many nieces. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 PM from Jas Baptist church with Rev. Eddy officiating. burial at Maple Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harr
Marion County
Onlyn Street
Miss Harr
Elgbt
Union District
Marlop County
Ste Nan Harr
Sarah Gonthue Harr
Washington
Theophilia Nuzum
Uoty
J.B. Harr
Aylvania’ Avenue
Joseph Satterfield
Hopewell
J. W. Chesney
Cherlester
A. F. Satterfield
Pleasant Valley
C. E. Swisher
Egat Side
J. B. Milfer
Illergylie
J. P. Harr
Merchant Street
A. P. Harr
Third Street
H.Y. Harr
Pheresro
Tyversi
Plaen
Jathe
QF. Eddy
Maple Grove
Tekor
Litwe
Barrackville Church Notes and School Plans
Barrackville church notes report biweekly services at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. with Rev. T. B. Lawler preaching. new church furniture installed. Christmas program rehearsals under way. schools planning a Friday afternoon Christmas program and a short vacation. Funeral for Hoy Cooper’s son held at Harmony Grove. Ladies Aid plans oyster supper. Little James Gilpias Too ill with fever. next Sunday church services and Sunday school at 10 a.m.
Former Mannington Resident Dies in California
William H. Hall, once a noted Mannington resident and former postmaster, died at his California home on December 5. Survived by two daughters, his funeral plans include transporting the body to Mannington for burial. Local notices reference auxiliary guests at Milan Post American Legion meeting, holiday markets hosted by St Patrick's Church and First United Brethren, and community events and visits in Mannington and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Hall
Mannington
California
Thordecows 2d
Mappingiyo Lodge
A. F
A. Masons
J. A. Kellar
Stella Stall
Wypth
Morgantown
Hall
A. S
Ladies of the First United Brethren Church
Forbes Furniture Store
Church Services and Community Notes in Local Record
Church activities fill the week with sermons by Rev. A A Hunner Jr and a 6 15 pm song service. Sunday school at ten. Willing Workers entertained at Mrs L Jamison's in Luxmanstract. Former pastor Rev Campbell Jobes visited from Wheeling. plans to preach again. Sad death of J T Tootman’s four year old. cremation and large attendance. Various social visits cross Fairmont Worthington and nearby towns. Evangelist J P Tee to conduct Church of Christ services next weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Hunner
The
Baptist Church
L. Jamison
Laxmanstract
Campbell Jobes
Wheeling
Jobes
Church of Christ
Hei
Uie
Fairmont
Worthington
J. F. Tee
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Barker and Guests
A small gathering was held last week to honor Mrs C Barker on her birthday. Miss Minnie and her niece Miss Edna Hoy of Bellview attended, along with Mr and Mrs Louie Ha. Also present were Mrs Roy Pearsons and their two young daughters, who have since returned to their home in Clarksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harf
C. ©. Barker
Minnie He
Edna Hoy
Bellview War
Enesis
Louie
Roy Pearsons
Clarksburg
Social visits and church revival events in Winfield
Mrs. Sebla Morgan and Miss Maile Morley visited in Winfield with Mrs. Chi Morley and Mrs. Charles Devault. Mr. and Mrs. George Kirk and John Mundo hosted callers while Aaron Satterfield and Harry Summers were seen visiting. Several locals attended a revival at Beth El led by Rev. A. S. Michaels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebla Morgan
Chi Morley
George Kirk
D. C. Baker
S. Willam Hawking
John Mundo
Aaron Satterfield
Harry Summers
Maile Morley
Charles Devault
Leona Mundell
Worthy Scouts Advanced to Second Class Rank
Ten boys were advanced from Tenderfoot to Second Class at a Court of Honor meeting in Judge E. M. Showalter’s office. Dr. L. XII. Yost tested the group on First Aid and hygiene, all answering creditably. Boys promoted include George Walters Vin cent Anwll Theodore Hart Joseph Brown Chauncey Leonard William Gibson Arthur Lewis Edmund Thompson URL Zuspan Farmington Guy Bish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Honor Council
E. M. Showalter
Sun
L. XII. Yost
George Walters
Vincent Anwyll
Theodore Hart
Joseph Brown
Chauncey Leonard
William Gibson
Arthur Lewis
Edmund Thompson
Url Zuspan
Farmington
Guy Bish
Showalter
L. N. Yost
West Virginia University Players Stage The Brat
Nancy Clark of Sisteraville and Wayne Shuttleworth of Morgantown lead in The Brat produced by the University Dramatic Club. The cast includes Maleya Goucher Mildred Orr Mardha Maderis John Rockey Nalden Brout Arch Rigel and Tracy Stevens with Karla Steadman directing. Performances span several towns with late January city dates in Parkersburg Fairmont Wheeling and other large cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Va
Nancy Clark
Sisteraville
Wayne Shuttiesworth
Fatrimont
West Virginia
University
University Dramatic Club
New Martinaville
Slatersville
Moundaile
Haytington
Charleston
Parkersburg
Fairmont
Whealing
Mise Karla Steadman
University Department of Public Speaking
Glark
Shuttleaworth
Maleya Goucher
Toronto
Ohio
Mildred Orr
Morsantown
Mardha Maderis
Morgaltown
John Rockey
Ashbury Park
N. J
Nalden Brout
Martinsburg
Arch Rigel
Huntington
Tracy Stevens
Clu
Miss Clark
Jane
Sheao
Hee
Death Call in Boothsville Local News
The young son of Mr and Mrs Cooper died last Saturday at his Shine Stone home. Interment was at Harmony Grove cemetery Monday at 2 PM. Funeral home Harmer of Shineston. a free chicken dinner is planned Friday December 9 at Captain Booth School at 1:30. River Run business visit noted. Miss Louise Hoice ill with influenza. Miss Beatrice Lite of Booth Creek plans to stay with Mire Frank Teel in Boothville this winter. Mrs Nancy Nusum of Horners Run reported a fall last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Jenks
Hare
Cleveland
Ohio
Billa M. Jenks
Clarkabure Street
Walter
Murboe
Smithfield
E.W. Milan
Fairmont
D. Hanley
Mary
Wheeling
Artie Robbins of
Rymer
Mannloxton
BP. Loudenslager
Mograntown
Westwood
W. M. Hesshan
Munkeston
Detroit
Mtcb
Charles B. King
Western Union — Telegraph Company
N. Koan
Luly Duncan
Low Ange
Les Cal
D. N. Koen
Market St | Ri
Harris
Spencer
Nancy Chambers
Arlington Hotel
YS. M. Kendall
Bridgeman
S.J. Gump
Logansport
Mannington
Clarence Thomas
Eagle Shackelford
Daniel Glasscock
Sisley Merrill
Lloyd McCullough
John Dulln
Fairhunt
T. B. Lawler
Rivesvile
Mr. Barker
Emmons Tennant
Norwood
W. B. Postelwaite
Flemington
Inoy Cooper
Shineston
Harmony Grove
Harmer
Captain Booth
Hes
River Run
Boothaville
Louise Hoice
Beatrice Lite
Booth Creek
Bootheville
Frank Teel
Nancy Nusum
Horners
Local Social Notes and Names From Holland Community
A fragmented social notes blurbs list visitors and callers at homes in Boothisville Johntory and Harpore Ferry. Mentions include Leila Newbrough Mitchell Willis Laizaro Riley J W Boles and Clyde Bunner. The item notes Christ mas goods arriving through Mr WC Bootheville and recurring visits by Lawrences Riles and Suse Graeve Wee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rama ‘Bootheville
Murray Fiffee
Tappan
J. W. Boles
Johntory
Leila Newbrough
Mitchell Willis
Laizaro Riley
Mien
Wiltiame
Leo Kennédy
WC Bootheville
Clyde Bunner
Boothisville
Harpore” Ferry
Lawrences Riles
Hopsibah
Horners
Also Mentioned on This Page
East Side
Barrackville
Brand
Fairview
TB. Lawler
Thin Church
Baraca
Naprist Bunday School
A.S Jamison
Saxman Street
Harmony Grove Church
Hoy Cooper
Shinaton
Hoy
Rhimston
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Korthy
Otis Milam
Toletate
Gilpias
James
NEAWS
Ladies of St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Nutter's Garage
Pleasant Streets
Hays
New St. Leigh
Berkeley Springs
Spen
Grace Guild
Grace Westminster Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Dolphis Griffith
Dicerlavenue
J. T Tootman
Monumental
Cael
Star Electrical Goods
Jefferson Street
Star Electrical
Fortney Drug Co
Traction Office
Watson Hotel
Winfield
Flan Boy
prBell
Boothsville
Women of
Holland
Suse Graeve Wee
Societiat Party
Aulaia
Drerste
West Virginian
Swith Kine
King's Food Products Co
Portland
Oregon
Freedon Freedom
Stevenson Company
Fairmont, W. Va
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