06 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1921
Page
1
A fragmented editorial style garbles advice on examining ads to understand consumer behavior. It muses on how shoppers, including a worker named Eleanor, learn from daily promotions and billboards, urging readers to study marketing to predict trends and choices in items like kitchenware and cars.
Rose Rennie to juried Tuesday in a community event. The notice mentions Grady, Marcuu Davis, Ada Roun Ruran, Wy Misod of Detroit, and Mine Teotsk. It notes a focus on her children and a dedicating of the year to schooling and family.
A local Lutheran church outlines financing for a major expansion including debt allocation and altar area work. The drive includes a Tuesday dinner and a Wednesday planning session with stewards and the board of trustees. Also announced are numerous church activities, meetings, and social events hosted by various church groups and the Diamond Street congregation to support renovation efforts and ongoing worship.
Community notes describe a bustling week with many meetings and invitations extended to workers from many areas. The Copper River area church events include suppers, hunts, and Sunday school sessions, with plans for a Monday night gathering and a next week slate of activities across Highland Avenue and Starrackville.
The final trial in Ed Valuee of Walaon for forgery began with a jury panel including a valedictorian and witnesses. Both defendants allegedly forged a hoard order with Chivantine and Taymond Marshall at a store in Barmington while employed by the B and C railroad. The matter was presented to the grand jury.
An item describes a June 4 court session for awarding Victory Medals to army veterans. Claire McGowan and others are listed with venues and roles, including a public reception and a drill or ceremony linked to citizenship and military training efforts in a city setting.
An OCR fragment recounts a historic rail or maritime dispute involving Philip and Corman, noting a premier grand plan in Prance and a figure named Motte Die, with scattered references to travel dates, payments, and procedural steps. The readable text hints at a financial or contractual settlement amid broader geopolitical details.
The report details coal production in the Fairmont region for a week with Monongah division and Western Maryland figures, noting a rise or drop in shipments. It also covers a Memorial Day church service at Fairmont State Normal School led by Thomas H. Lewis, including a sermon on love from the Song of Solomon and reflections on moral exhortation.
The Quota club led by President Acar Wf Smitix and Jack Abbott hosted a midday meeting in Fairmont. Guests included Dawn Silt, recently returned from Oklahoma, and Mrs. Robert Stator of Clarkitting. The event featured remarks by local officials and a booklet preview by Milo Miller of Coal Olts Printing.
The Fairmont Stats Normal School holds its 50th annual commencement on Friday June 10. Eighty three women will receive diplomas as part of the ceremonies. The program includes closing activities and musical selections led by school officers and faculty.
Mrs. R Pell aged 82 died yesterday at Bingamon after residing in the Rome area. Survived by husband W R Poll and children J T Poll A A Poll John Hartt and W M Poll along with Mrs Georse Weight. Funeral from Independence Mt P Church with burial there. Undertaker Frnd Jonklix in charge. The deceased was a native of Surbonr County and a daughter of Mere and Mey.
Summer camp rental ad offers a tarmatial space by the valley route. Reads as a brief notice with contact by phone 48058 for June and July availability.
Widespread flooding and levee breaches flood Pueblo and adjacent districts. Colorado soldiers guard quarantined zones while state rangers monitor. An estimated 2,000 Pueblo residents are displaced and municipal facilities race to shelter and treat the injured.
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