Local Social Events Highlight Alice Smitley and Jamon Davis Marriage
The city witnessed the marriage of Miss Alice Blanche Smitley to Jamon William Davis at the bride’s home with W. J. Reed officiating. Relatives and friends joined in a reception with chrysanthemum décor. The couple planned a trip to the Pacific coast via St. Louis Denver and Salt Lake City, later settling in Marion? Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Smitley
Alice Blanche Smitley
Jamon William Davis
Elizabeth Ruth Smitley
East Park Avenue
Hey
W. J. Reed
Diamondtreet M. 1
Bailey ‘Thompson
Slater
Nate
St. Louis
Denver
Salt Lac City
New Orleans
Mins Smiley
Tiavis
Thompson
Smitley
Davis
Marion County
Marley County
Waies
Personal Notes of Holiday Guests Travel Plans
Mrs. W. TH. Custeel leaves for Albrightsville West Virginia to spend the rest of winter with daughter Mrs 0 A Beerbower. Mrs JM McDaniels travels to Pittsburgh to spend Christmas with Win f and family. Miss McDonnell will join her tomorrow. Paw Smith of Charleston returns home to spend holidays with his parents. Mr Graith Mr and Mrs John King of Pittsburgh and Mr and Mrs Fred Upton of Musolion will spend the holidays here as guests of Mr and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Buckley
Minnie M. Martin
Ernest Yost
University of Maryland
Baltimore
D. la le Yort
Chas. Steele
Morgantown
Foreer
Edward Jonox
West Penn Hospital
Pittsburgh
Misa Clare £. Miller
St. Louia
Mra. W. &. Mayers
Watson Avenue
Mina Norma Niemen
Pt Marton
Toutorean
Mlue Nell Peppara
Parkersburg
J. W. Peppers
Angela Hart
Greensburg
John Hart
Fairmont Avenue
J.T. Keynolly
Penneylvenit Avenue
Sat
Mary Mang
Tunnelton
Rhe
Sehonty
Holl Way
Msn
Frances Kinney
Nunmal Kchool
Keyser
John G. Smythe
Consolida| Men Coal Company
Luetness
Misestella Hamilton
West Virginia University
Hey
Sind
W. 5. Hamilton
Edgmont
Migs Paulinw Snider
Tett
Tarra Alta
D. D. Baldor
W. TH. Custeel
W. Jy Grane
Albrightsville
W. Va
A. Beerbower
Paw Smith
Charleston
Syreid
Graith
John King
Burgh
Fred Upton
Musolion
What Really Mattered Helresa After Rejecting Him
Fragmentary dialogue shows Sultor accusing Helresa of harming his credibility after a rejection. The overheard exchange hints at a tense personal dispute and social consequences within the Boston Transerlit context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helresa
Boston
Transerlit
Bird Counts Show Farms Could Boost Native Birds
1915 Sib reports to Biological Survey indicate farm bird populations rise with protection, food, and shelter. Examples include Ohio and Connecticut farms with native birds doubling or quadrupling the state averages, plus a UK refuge at Olney yielding 70 pairs of native birds across six species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Westerville
Ohio
Strasburg
Middletown
Conn
New Hope
Irda
Lange Bint
Olney
Bible Class Program Hears Vocal Recitations and Recitals
The December 2 Bible class program features a vocal program with Collins, Virgin Lough, and Ruth Blinsony. Margaretia Lough plays piano, Ruth Elleson recites, and Ralph Watkins performs a piano duet. Five children participate with readings and stories, inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille Collins
Virgin
Lough
Margaret Ia
Ruth Blinsony
Emall
Ralph Watkins
Hite
Ruth Elleson
Grace Watnon
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Florida
Mias Marguerite Walivar Jaron
Wel Fara
Comiplifanan Caer Company
Avcomrpuulil
Gordon
Wyethyilin
Vio
Margaret Montgomery
Mire Jann
Mire
Jane Richardson
New Philadelphia
John Dirkson
Grant Town
Mra. Montgomery
Richardson
Miss Montgomery
Sunda
Sweet Briar
Florence Dowden
Sweet Briar College
Sweetbriar
Dowden
Uid
Mtolena
Ruth Bowden
Dre
W. I Crane
Forth Street
Rehgars
Venral
Ilentiet
Methaily
Court House
the Union Dentists
Bell Phone
Bumstead
Mall
Iho
Hac. A. Yo Eecenes MD
Phila
Bent
Vick's
Biles Nr &T
Vicks “Varort
Pally Santa
J. M. Hartley & Sons Co
Tatyaur
505
First Street
D. P. Kennedy
Fairmont, W. Va
Srockles
Ward
Blie Jays
Santa Claus
Osteich
Stina
Eleetrlc
Vornum
Stride
Atloup
Columbia
Columbia Grafonola
New Columbia Records
A. G. Martin Co
Main St
Richard Hoffman
Madison St
Oscar Federbusch
Colur
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