Vincent Family Reunion Near Colfax Sparks Old Virginia Ties
The Vincent family reunion gathers in Colfax with descendants tracing roots to 17th century Virginia pioneers. Judge George Reinvincounty will attend and present genealogical addresses, highlighting colonial ties and the long-established Vincent lineage in Virginia and England.
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Costas
Jero Thin
Colfax
Vincent
Thera
Jaricalia
England
Jamon
Cvsreinis
Henry Vincent Shimi
Trowurer Asd Company
Wall
Ana Mpirstj
Davon Fay
West Virginia seniors lead town talk and campus events
Local note highlights two WVU graduates Anderson Vale Hall and Gladys Pearl Murs about to receive degrees in electrical engineering and culture studies. The piece mentions Beatrice Fitwater receiving a park prize, a directors meeting at the Talimont Hotel, and plans for Independence Day events at the county club with women from the state attending and a golf outing attracting several former students.
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Sear
Virginia Worona
Dave
Melayne
Tico State
Nf Sborg
Golf Fluks
Evouing
Aiman in a Great City Publishes Ad for Identity
In a bustling city a man named Aiman forgets his name and places a personal ad in a newspaper. Within hours the inquiry grows as readers respond and a later edition notes his request for help finding himself.
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Aiman
Jin
Union District Commencement at Walnut Grove church
Union district commencement exercises were held tonight at Walnut Grove church Calon with fourth grade graduates receiving diplomas Supt C G Wilkes presided and Agnes Gruaner read music and lectures. County officials including C Toothman attended as graduation rolls listed students from multiple schools in Marion and Fairmont areas.
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Walnut Grove
Calon
Union District Board of Education
William Michael
C. G. Wilkes
Fairmont Ity
Misa Agnes Gruaner
Fairview-tilgh School
Marion County
Hat County
C.’Toothman
Chan. Rll
Walter Lange
Haldormmy
Springer School
Orn Lefone Carpenter
Hopewell School
Pnely Port Curray
Bouton School
Bute
Fairmont
Chad
Clarssioe Dasrott
Kingmont School
Walter B.herron
Goose Creek School
Dewey Merton
Goose Creek
Earl Morgan
Lovells School
Warley Morters
Hopewell
Sigrid R. Sapp
Kingaont Echo
Binclair
Harinibet
Sarah Gall Stanwberry
Oval Tattersons
Itlekmaan
Harry Wi Nuene
Hekinnd Tun
Toby
Wile Hams
Thekman Rio
Dillon Clacket
Willan Michaai
Fairmont R. D
Ty Gordon Curry
Pairmont
R.D
Sioner
J. J. Miller
R. D
C. W. Stansbury
Homer
Toothan
Grade Graduates Get Their Diplomas
Nineteen grade school graduates of Winfield district received their diplomas during the commencement exercises last night at the Nouat Harmony church. The program, though interrupted by rain, featured the Viola String Band, readings by Agnes Greaser, remarks by Supt. Homer C. Toothmay, and diplomas presented by Prof. Bailey Storfun. Class roll includes Stayiond Arbogast, Ray Bowman, Roxie Bunner, Jerry Clynt, Loren Clavenger, Opal Porons, Mary Hayhurst, Mamie Alta Lake, A. Kelley Moran, Paul Leroy Morgan, Migde Haze Morgan, Virgie Morley, Mike Sheranko, Mary Sergent, Jottie Swisher, and Howard Eebol Travis.
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Winfield
Nouat Harmony Church
Turgo Aumbath
Waa
Hurria Teade
Misa Agnes Greaser
Fairview High School
Homer C. Toothmay
Wrof
Francis 5
Shreve
Polr
Mont Normal School
Bailey Stor
Bailey Stor Fun. Clasy Roll
Stayiond Arbogast
Layman School
Ray Bowman
Hoult
Roxie Bunoer
Mount Nebo
Jarry Clynt
Carpenter
Mt. Nebo
Ota Car
Peuter
Loren Clifton
Clavenger
Forkshore
Opal Porons
Tueray
Viola
Mary Hayharat
Mount “Afro
Martha Yt
Hayhurst
Mount Claire
Mamie Alta Lake
Mount Nobo
A. Kelley Moran
Porkeburg
Paul Leroy Morgan
Forsalirg
Migde Haze
Morgan
Forkeburg
Virgie Opal Morley
Mike Sheranko
Montana
Mary Sergent
Jottie Swisher
Catawba
Howard
Wesleyan Singers Delight East Side Audience
The Wesleyan Concert club, created by a crowded home at Diamond Street ME church, East Side, featured a refined program with Wes tington readings and music. The Epworth League praised the event, and a large crowd welcomed the lively performance. the club plans a West Virginia tour, signaling strong local support.
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Clu
Diamond Street
West Virginia
Epworth League
Ehurens
Mrs Catt Opposes Liquor Interests at Suffrage Meeting
In Minneapolis at a Mississippi Valley suffrage conference Carrie Chapman Catt sharply accused liquor interests and big business of funding anti suffrage efforts. She cited submarine era attacks and alleged contributions by wholesalers tied to saloons, arguing prohibition and suffrage share the same enemies and urging mobilization against both.
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Dyauby
Carsin Chapman Catt
Misnienippi Valley
Minneapolis
New York
Davent Poons
Woman to Her Hour Unleashes Power in Quiet Resolve
Fragment from a historic poem describes a woman's awakening as the world shifts. It speaks of motherhood, freedom's ache, and collective strength driving toward a pivotal moment. The speaker urges women to claim agency for the sake of children and society.
Lost glasses for Nelson Theatre seek return
Lost and found notice requests return of glasses picked up Wednesday at Nelson Theatre. A reward is offered for their return.
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Nelson Theatre
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Geo. A. Vincent Will
Women's Foreign Missionary
M. P. ‘Temple
Mra
T. A. Neill
Beatty Atreer
Misa Fitewater
Fairgiant
Yeormsal
Beatrice Fitawater
Thi By
X Park Ming Pitawater
Romo Phmenta
Nive
Talimont Hotel Cout S
Reed
iEan Ber
Busines
MT. Farmony Church
Wesleyan
East Side
Oreread
Bottie
Fairmont Shoe Hospital
Troynar Bros, CO. Walton
Madiaon As
Save Vice
Baloon
Gharfotte
Gilman
Woody
Handa
Mion Tatent
Etraw
Lorena of
Alyles
Bulta
Pratty
Liaune
Middy Drrason
Aledo
Norfolk
Blumberg Bros. CO
OO Court
Arinienini Airodacrmenm
Ladien Stik
Hone
Stade
Jean
Vialta Fairmont
Annas
Coffey House
Boye
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Elegant
Mena Fine Balbrigpan
Wen's,Ladies and Children
Tannia Shoes
Oxfarde
Klaw
Men's Athletic Union
Schenk
Star Cash Market Bell
Madison Street
Con
LN Auto Delivery
Palm Beach
Wade
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United Woolen Mills Co
A Hersch
Main Street
America
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