Acker Sigler Nuptials Unite Sperry Sigler Bride
Golda Sperry Sigler and Thomas Hoskinson Acker wed at four o clock in Emerson Street home of Mrs. Sigler. Rev. W. J. Eddy officiated with Mina Dougan accompanying on piano and Miss Mell Dougan opening Lohengrin music. Harold Acker best man, Landon Sigler gave bride, guests included Franklin Acker, M. G. Sperry, and others from Clarksburg and Morgantown. The couple plans an eastern trip, then residence in Emerson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker-Sigler
Nuptla Jerra
Leonora Sperry’ Sigler
Emferaon Atrent
Golda Sperry Sigler
Thomas Hoskinson Asker
Sigler
Romony
Mina Iva Hart
Mell Dougan
Akron
W. J. Eddy
Minn Dougan
Lavaller
Mina Payne Sigler
Minx
Lounie King
Wellsville
C.B. Hall
Uof
Beulah Walker
Ethil Starzman
Mildred Snider
Morgantown
Mar Rings
Snider
Mr. Acker
Emerson Street
Misa Sigler
Franklin Acker
Harold Acker
Washington, D. C
M. G. Sperry
B. Sperry
C. B. Sperry
Margaret
Clarksburg
Ette Sturm
Grafton
C. B. Hail
Landon Acker
Misa Lossie Klug
Wellaville
Elderly Women and Delegates Attend City Wedding
Announcement notes the marriage of Mr Cobun and Miss Ferrell in Clarksburg with Cobun living in Mannington and employed by Consol Coal Co. The couple announced residence at 208 Boydston Street after June 1. The groom, raised in the area, attended W V U and Washington and Jefferson College. Mrs Cobun, a Mt De Chantel Academy graduate, is a Clarksburg native. Also reported is the marriage of Obie Dawson to Miss Funfiy Straight in this city, solemnized at the bride’s mother’s home Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gobin-Ferrell
Camden Sommers
Clarkeburg
Georgia Ferrell
Denis
Cabun
Chas. Baird Mitchell
Sommers
J. B. Tenney
W. F. Cobun
Grace
J. B. Tanney
Wheeling
Boydston Street
Cobun i
Clarksburg
Mt. de Chantel Academy
Bteaight Mannington
W. Va
Jie
Obie Dawson
Miss Funfiy Straight
Eltyr
Hide
Misses Edna and Jessie Jacobs Leave for Huttonsville
The Misses Edna and Jessie Jacobs departed last evening for Huttonsville where they will be guests of Miss Tals Hutton. Miss Iva Monroe, formerly a guest of Mrs. Robert Monroe at Absuiuer place, has returned to Kingwood. Magda Wiley came back from Benton's Ferry with Miss Kate Lion accompanying her for several days. Mrs William Lynch and daughters Frances and Regina plan to move to Pittsburgh, joining Mrs Lynch who has resided here recently with Mrs J M McDonnell. Lawrence left for Logan county for summer work. Edgar Ehro and wife went to Norrietown Pa to spend the summer with relatives. Sabina Hill resides with her daughter near Ogden avenue, spending the summer at Hillbrand. Mrs W C Ridgley and children returned from Rymer after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs B A Dotson of St Mary's are on a honey moon and visited Mr and Mrs B F Grimm of Kelly.
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Edna
Jessie’ Jacobs
Huttonsville
Tals’ Hutton
Iva. Monroe
Robert Monroe
Absuiuer Place
Kingwood
Magda Wiley
Benton's Ferry
Linn
Kate Lion
William Lynch
Frances
Regina
Pittsburgh
Lynch
McFarland
J. M. McDonnell
Lawrence
Logan County
Edgar Ehro
Norrietown
Sabina Hill’ Vio
W. H. Brand
Ogden Avenue
Hillbrand
W. C. Ridgley
Rymer
B. A. Dotson
St. Mary's
Kelly. Place
Corrupt Tactics in Liquor Ads Tied to Suffrage War
A Midland note traces liquor interests and anti suffrage groups linking to campaign leaflets in Michigan and McComb County. An ad copy sent to papers shows paid requests from the McComb County Retail Liquor Death Association seeking insertion and charges for a ten inch display. The Detroit Journal published a letter exposing the connection and the false pretenses of the campaign.
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West Virginia Paual Suffrage Association
Morgan
Michigan
Michigan Association
McComb County
Majestic Building
Detroit
Henry L. Lynter
James Cosslettemit
Liquor Organization
Anti” Association
Detroit Journal
Mme. Clemens
Mich
Joseph Matthew
A Quitter Joins a Quiet Life in the Woods
Joe quits his city job after a failed raise bid and leaves town. He rents a lakeside cabin, surveys a thirty acre farm, and plans to buy it as he writes to Marion about his changed prospects and a solitary future in the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Marion
Come and Get Me A Girl Reads Joe Letter In Quiet Room
A woman, weary from a day of work, receives a letter from Joe urging her to abandon city life. Marlon, hopeful yet coldly nightbound, walks to her home and learns of the appeal to join him. She writes back to say she will come.
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Marion
Jamos
Barsly
Jos
Barton
Joe
Marlon
Tam
Way of the Practical Man in Arthur Helps Spirit
A concise observation on the practical man as a favorite figure of the age. The speaker notes such figures advance with a single principle, risking their own view while scattering many valuable ideas like jewels.
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Arthur
Adlerka remedy sparks Fairfield auction surprise
Residents in Fairmont react to a rapid auction of a simple duckthorn bark and glycerine remedy. Advertisers claim it acts on both upper and lower bowel, clearing foul matter and relieving constipation sour stomach and gas. A few doses may ease chronic stomach trouble and prevent appendicitis claims. Martin's Drug Co sells Adlerd ka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yairmont
Martin’s Drug Co
Not True Honesty by Lyman Abbott
Quote asserts that honesty valued above policy is true honesty while honesty calqued as policy is not genuine honesty. It presents a nuanced stance, suggesting integrity should guide action beyond rulebound calculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Abbott
Pupiia Play At Rivesville Church Benefit
The pupils of the M E church south at Rivesville present a four act comedy titled A Crazy Idea at the school house Monday June 12 A matinee at 2 PM and an evening show at 8 PM Tickets 10 cents for children 20 cents for adults proceeds go to the church
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Pupiia
M. E. Church
Rivesville
Adve
Stop That Ache Use Dean's Kidney Pills
Fairmont residents praise Doan's Kidney Pills after taking six boxes to relieve dull back pain and sleepless nights. Mrs W G Gould of 194 Spruce St reports complete relief from kidney trouble and pain, with no remaining symptoms. Price 50c at dealers, Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.
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Dean
Fairmont
W. G. Gould
Spruce St. Fairmont
Doan
Notice of Summer Restigal at Normal School
There will be a private restigal taught at the Normal school for pupils aged 14 and up, starting June 19, 1916. Miss Snyder, a graduate of the Normal course, will have charge, with details by calling Miss Snyder at the Dormitory.
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W. E. Arnett
Tike Street
Brown
Nora Brown
Bingamon Creek
John A. Yost
Lowell Street
Dorli Linn
G. G. Sewing Club
Chicago Street
Mildred Reed
Virginia Nutter
Marjorie Fleming
Dorothy Johns
Pauline Davis
Agnes Robertson
Julia Wilts
Kelley
Belle Lee
Thelma Lee
Misa Tole Lee
Luimberport
Leo Boggess
Beulah Boggens
Shinnaton
Neil Lee
Katheryn Crim
H. W. Kelley
Fairmont Avenue
A. W. Sterling
Country Club
Ster-ling
Joseph Roster
Chester Penn Higby
Benon! Avenue
Mes. Cornelius Cole
Los Angeles
Abbie EB. Krebs
San Francisco
Chicago
California
Liquor Dealers’ Association
U.S
Mexico
Uncle Sam
the Daily Short Story
Henry D. Morehouse
McClure
Dave
Sila
Mattensly
Autlayy
Tvenuo
Dreamj
Keener
Walnut Ave
Th Street
Fairmont Avenus
Sterling and Plate
Baltimore & Ohio
Monongahela Valley Engineering Co., “Inc
Jacobs
Soth
High St
W.va
Consol
Fletcher
Yn Occasio
Claude EB. Vincent
Music Man
Gaston Avenue
P.O. Fox
Nell
AETNA
IZE
Peepin
Vienna Rene Trust Company
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