Charity drive stirs aid flows through Fairmont churches
A long winding account of Salvation Army fundraisers and church groups from Fairmont describes Ladies Aid Society efforts, missionary societies, and WCTU chapters rallying support for the army and local needy. Donations flow from church leaders and members toward clothing, food, and relief for the less fortunate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Meredith
Fairmont
Miton
Hamui
Ladies Aid Society of
T!asho
E. Hutchin
Son 2S
Lizzie
Tusca Morris
Salvation Army Fund
Missionare Society of Park
Mr. B. Church
South
H. H. Rose
Social Service League
Jas
P. Church
C.F. Lough
Etshman
Excelsior
Gee
Amos
Adams Keller
Grace Lutheran
Central
Harveye
Madison Street
lSaehy
Campaig
Bornin
Santial
A Finis
Long Island
Goodyear
Canada
St. Maurice
Dhanthe
Orton
Incomplete prompt yields fragmented assignment guidance
The provided text appears garbled and lacks a coherent news item. It mentions daily planning, questions, and writing powers but contains numerous typos and disjointed phrases. No identifiable people, places, or events are present to summarize into a proper headline and summary.
Twenty Apply for Naturalization Examination
Fifteen applicants appeared before C A Bernhard, United States Naturalization Examiner from Pittsburgh, at the court house this morning to take the examination for citizenship. Eleven ex-soldiers will be favorably recommended for their service during the war. Names include Annunalato Ceccaro, Michael Danto, Mike Kebuny, Mike Pitlock, and others from Fairmont Rivesville Monongah Worthington and Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A
Diamond Street
Michael Danto
Spring Street
Nice Izlo
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fairmont
Mike Kebuny
Rivesville
Mike Pitlock
Grant Town
Ars0
Iftan
Monongah
Michael Prozillo
Andrew Adamovich
Thomas Tulln
Worth
Hise
Antonio Ferrase
Carolina
Fairmont to Get West Virginia Amusement Theatre
Plans call for a $200,000 West Virginia Amusement Company theatre on Main Street next to the Watson hotel with a white terra cotta front and seating over 1,000. Dreher Churchman Paul and Ford handle plans, with organ by Warner Hopstones and rain effects. Projected occupancy by October with moving pictures possible by fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
West Virginia Amusement Company
Dreher
Churchman, Paul
Ford
Main Street
Watson Hotel
Boler
New York
Train Derailed When It Struck a House
Train No 1 southbound on the Norfolk and Western derailed near Antietam Maryland injuring crew but not passengers Engineer Alber Wallace of Hoganstown was badly scalded and likely to die. Also notes African local beliefs about spirit charms observed by travelers near a stream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Facaustons
Maryland
Norfolk and Western Railroad
New Yorke
Phindelpia
Antietam
Alber Wallace
Hogans
West Africa
Nowise
Coar
Beth
Kiev
Lenine
Trotsky
Henger
Feiner Attack On Naval Station Reported In Ireland
Sparse dispatches claim Feiners attacked a naval station at Queens Iowa and five guard stations with successful outcomes in all but one. Details remain undisclosed. Troop movements continue along the coast with a company arriving at Bantry Bay County Cork from a troop ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loy
Cork
Ireland
Seid Peiners
Queens Iowa
Bantry Bay
County Cork
Villa on War Path Sustains Defeat
Advices from TON state that Francisco Villa, the Mexican rebel leader, attacked Barral yesterday and was repulsed with some losses. A military force pursues the rebel, and the incident is reported by the State department as of today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineton
State Department
Francisco Villa
Barral
Unclear State Election Totals Amid Scattered Names
Fragmented OCR lists many names and figures across state offices and districts such as State Auditor Attorney General and State Senate with numbers like 1385 2483 1129. The text shows district mentions Monticello and Amhurst style spellings with I J A Neely J H NeDermott and W Tebat¢ and many unreadable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Bond
H. B. Moore
J. W. Cummins
E. T. England
Ae AM
W. Ryan
Commissioner of Agriculture
Ee A Bowers
Peer
State Senate
George Bowers
J. A. Neely
Charles Goodwin
W. S. Hamilton
Howard Holt
J. H. NeDermott
ME. Morgan
Presi
Howard Sutherland
W. Tebat¢i
Ie Belend
Joseph Gains
J.T. Gibbons
K. Hall
M. L. Jeffers
W. B. Johnson
J. L. Lakin
J. H. McDermott
Ere
Hugh Shott
A.B. White
C. Barrett
W. An Bat JW
Fonton
Beh
H.C Gueendauer
C. Cher
Rascell
William San
Coal Car Shortage Halts Loadings Across Monongah Area
Railroads struggle to meet coal demand with limited car supply. Monongah division reports 669 cars with only 603 placed for loading and 182 left over. 11 785 cars ordered total, 25 for coke, while other districts show scarce equipment. Keeney protests use of assigned cars by railroads and plans to Chile trip for Jamison Coal official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railoads
Biggone
Monongah
Balimore and
Ohlorafroad
Muines
Monongahels Raiway
West Virginia
Pacific
New York
Pennsylvania
Helen's Run
Wyatt- Bingamon
Western Maryland
Keeney
F. Keeney
Charleston
United Mine Workers
Ohio
Congress
Harding
Cto
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fairmont
Chile
Fairmont Friends of
C. E. Cowan
Greensburg
Jamison Coal and Coke Company
South America
Coal Operators’ Association
Jacob Ball
St O'El
Grafton
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Airmont
Monongahela
Winfield and surrounding district names in partial tally
Fragmentary OCR listing names and numbers across S. T. Moore and Winfield district entries. Reads like a race or tally sheet with figures beside surnames including Clayton Layman Miller Rogers Morgan Keener Hawkins Moran and others, but most data are incomplete and garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T. Moore
W. R. Clayton
James Layman
G. R. Miller
Tinion Distri
Luke Rogers
Constable
LT. Ne
T. L. Morgan
Wholesalers Adjourn and Russia Dispatches Collapse
A fragmented item notes the American Wholesalers convention adjournment with brief mentions of executives in Buffalo and Boston and a separate Russia dispatch recounting famine, censorship, and the Bolshevik regime's hardships in 1920 Moscow Petrograd and Kiev, highlighting shortages, demoralized railroads, and scarce eateries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Couch
Baron Cowel
Boston
G. H. Men Lere
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Merchants Stockhold
Belog
Sethis
Gooler
Eramare
Iay
Old Folks
Fletcher Wil
C. R. Albaughpo
Morgantown
Mountain State
C. F
Royal Purple
Enat
PT. Attand
Serible Clase
J. C. Blake
Elding
Basten
Lady Maccabees
Ares
Icno Ag
Reta Clerks Nanation
Jms
Jeep
Toy
Marion
Luther
Salvation Army
Boday
Tae West Swill
Elaine Seekers
Gitzenship
WEN Theatre
Freckles
Alek
Troe
Bromer Rye
Ane
Lane
WU AE Ene
Sein
Villa
State Auditor
Eee
T. W. Fleming
W. C. McClankey
Wills
Mate
If. Aoe
Lloyd Meetz
Rd of Education
Counnent Ind
Canningsham
Harry Brand
Orville
Ears
C.C. Wheeler
B. Cobun
Leesha
W. L. Heintzelman
Wannington Jgton
Ealagad Bs
Caw
Petros Pakov
Tver
Norgo
Moscow
Russia
Diet
Moscow City
Moon
Petrograd
Tomo
Posbm Ceres
Battle Creele
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