Marion County Bar Honors Retiring Judges at Morning Session
The Marion County Bar Association held a morning meeting in the circuit court house to honor retiring Circuit Court Judge William S. Haystone and Criminal Court Judge Scott S. Lowe. Speakers, including Gov Fleming and Attorney Shaw, praised their service and emphasized a formal resolve acknowledging the bar’s esteem for the judges and the court’s ethical standards.
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Marion County
Tarrioes
Judea
William
Scott C. Lowe
Tir Criminal Courte
AS. Fiowmlog
Wheensen
Cleeult
Aventacion
EC. Frame
Bar Association
Golten
Westreulecourt
Meredith
Gover Fleming
Cho High
Prichor Fleming
Expresa
Fe Meredith
Shaw
Bis
Laws
Judge Haymond
Haymond
Marion County Bar Association
Ure Court House
Said County
William S. Haystonis
Scott
Lawe
Crimins Court
Association Dues Reception Planned on December 31
The association will open its office Friday evening December 31 1920 from 6 30 to 8 p m to receive dues.
Dinner for Newsboys by The West Virginian
The West Virginian hosts a New Year’s dinner for nine newsboys at the YMCA. Activities include a 10 o’clock refund of carrier fares, a 1:30 photograph at the West Virginian building, and a visit to the Y M C A. Judge O M Showalter will speak and John Reed will share stories.
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Xtvan
Weal
Virginian
Y. M
West Virginian
M.C. A
Newadaya
10. M. Showalter
John Reed
Biag
Charter to Build Railroads in Pleasant Valley Section
Stockholders and incorporators of the Fairmont Industrial Tabway company are summoned to room 402 Watson Building January 16 at 11 for organization and business. Subscription books open under M. A. Flotehur for capital stock. The plan includes a line from Baltimore and Ohio at Janes Mine aiding near Kingmont to Pleasants Valley, with Monongahela railroad building a connecting spur and an electric line along State street top, aiming to develop Pleasants Valley as a major industrial belt in the Monongahela Valley. Meeting notices signed by C. D. Robbnon, O. S. McKinney, F. D. Fentagen and H. L. Heintzelman.
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Fairmont Industrial Tabway Company
Watson Building
Eloel
Auch Blsinese Ag
Fairmont
M. A. Flotehur
Vehht
Pieaats Valley
Plessante ‘Valley
Baltimore
Kingmont
Henott
Am Electric
Pleasinis Vallay
Norwood Mine
State Street
Kugt Sige
Plessants Valley
Monongahela Valley
C. D. Robbnon
O. S. McKinney
F. D. Fentagen
H. L. Heintzelman
Reception and Watch Service at Lutheran Church Tonight
Tonight the Lutheran church will host a reception for the choir after the service, with the congregation extending the welcome. A watch night service will begin at 10 30 and continue until midnight as the new year is ushered in.
Notice of Mon Valley Trades and Labor Council meeting
All delegates are asked to attend a special meeting at the Electric Workers Hall on Sunday January 2 1921 at 7 p m Important business. Signed d Filces Lee Monongahela Valley Trades and Labor Council.
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Monongahela Valley Trades and Labor Council
Electric Workers’ Hall
D. Filces
Lee
Christmas Surprises at Communtais Tea Room
A fragmented 1900s style scene at Mr Communtais tea room shows a melancholic mood among regulars on a Monday lunch visit. The narrator describes exchanges with staff and customers, noting holiday tension, light banter, and a curiosity about Christmas gifts amid a bustling cafe setting.
Mining Suspended in Northern West Virginia for New Year
mining will be suspended over New Years with no coal mined in the Fairmont region tomorrow due to holiday accord between coal operators and United Mine Workers of America. Indications point to light mining in northern West Virginia because of New Year’s Day and weak demand. many mines idle across Monongahela, Western Maryland, and Charleston divisions. Daily car loads and loading orders drop compared with early week, with hundreds of mines idle and wagon mines unaffected yet.
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Fairmont
United Mine Workers of America
West Virginia
Dover
Isck
Otters
Monongahela
Maryland
Charleston
B. and O
Manongah
Manongah Division Are Ifie
Gdal
Uwle
Yait Bingamon
Charlexton
B. and C. Ware
Batora
Gore
Pennsylvania
Sunday Party Members Begin Fairmont Campaign
The Busy Sunday evangeliette party prepares in Fairmont for a “Fairmom for Christ” campaign opening. William Asher reports strong local support, two notable yesterday incidents show readiness: a chair donation to fill the tabernacle and two young volunteers arriving to join setup. Grace Saxe arrives to plan with Dr. H. G. Stodder and Dr. J. C. Broomfield. New song books and seating arrangements are in progress as the campaign nears kickoff.
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Jalsout
Fairmont
Sald William Asher
Acher Han
Faremont
Asher
Auber
Ernaels
Carlos
Tabernacle
E. W. Howard
Thea Noth
Bulmont
Grace Saxe
Bibin
Sunany
Sexe
Suxo
H. G. Stodrer
J.C. Broomfield
New York City
Mra
Willams Asher
West Palm Beach
Fla
Billy Bunday
Jacknoevilly
Bira
Washington
Aabor
Mra. W
Tia
Wation
Hart
Joy
Avora
Tabernacly
Waretot
Tubarnedte
Bunrai
Prohibition Agents Tighten NYC Hotels for New Year
Prohibition agents plan a nationwide enforcement push at major hotels including New York venues to curb illicit drinking during New Year celebrations. The operation targets elite establishments with special precautions and will deploy flying squads to monitor guests and staff. Local reports note restrictions extend to several states and cities as authorities coordinate a broad crackdown.
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Washington
Urud
New York
Erento
Anstot
la Moye Eh Plauiburga
Boston
Alta
Sand
Oregon
Thas Havi
New
Arecresund
Unclear historical notice from fragmented OCR
The readable parts describe a jumble of names and numbers with no clear event or actions. This fragment lacks coherent facts, dates, or organizations to form a concise newspaper card.
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B. Fleming
Fairmont Building and Loan Association
DALG
Jazz Orchestra
MIB
Nere
Pleasant Valley
The
Lane
Edward Holbert
Christman
Adam
Walter
Donnye
Thomas Pratt
Ada le
George Morgai
Thomas
Page
Pittsburgh
Reagh Fairmont
Miss Saxe
Mrs. Asher
Harding To
Yi Maly Seuy Dittiedi
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