Local Notes on Expo Plans and City Meetings
The report covers city business including the MAOH New Origen expo in UBF, river boundary issues near Charleston, and next steps for charter changes. It mentions a city council session to review transactions, hospital updates for Allan Tewkloe, and upcoming church and department notices. Local weather notes warn of slight temperature changes and a clear day ahead.
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Sunday School Picnic and City Notices
Fragments describe a Sunday school class picnic to be held at Woodlan Bark Friday afternoon and a Bible class gathering at Mrs Smiths home tomorrow evening. Local social items note guests visiting from Cirksboro and hospital stays, plus Knights of Pythias meeting and entertainments by Mrs Mason and others.
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Sister Mary Anita Dies At Parkersburg
Sister Mary Anita Margaret Anna Dillon, daughter of Willan Dito, died at St Joseph's Hospital in Parkersburg at 2 a m after pneumonia and heart complications. A graduate of Cook Hospital Training School for Nurses, she entered the Wheeling convent, later serving at Parkersburg's St Joseph's Hospital. Survived by her father and siblings Mrs Herbert Taashiner, Mrs Thomas Napple, Walter Humphrey, Patrick Dillon, and Mrs Dien, among others. The body to be taken to Whacky for burial in a Calvary cemetery. services to be attended by family members.
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Parkersburg
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Ariel
Cook’ Hospital
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Mets
Ehanay
St.1 Joseph
Taemburr
Herbert Lightner
Aljovun
Herbert Taahiner
Atioonn
Thomay Napple
Moronkot
Walter Humphrey
Halgemont
Thisato
Fairaont
Patrick Dilow
Rea Flock
Wlater
Mra
Mastin
Answers to Enigmatic Biblical Quiz in Fragmented Text
The reader grappled with questions about Joseph and his brothers, Jacob wrestling, and other biblical scenes, including what names and meanings arose, who spoke to whom, and where events occurred. The garbled OCR preserves several named figures, places, and moments but obscures certainty.
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Tonoph
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Joneph
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American Clothes For U S Women Full Mode Features
An article from Newspaper Enterprise outlines American women’s fall fashion, highlighting Cleveland manufacturers' association displays. It notes long jackets, belts, and new silhouettes, including mid-length coats, frocks, and slim belts. The writeup emphasizes practical style for the season and reviews fabric choices and necklines.
Normal Students Stage A Pageant At Park
A large turnout at the Normal School pageant featured dances, drills, a Japanese dance by 24 girls, a white clad march with blue collars, and a student drill tied to gym work. Evening program includes orations, recitations, and a Lyceum society interlude with a social hour.
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Tvdiw
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Misu Rachel Tole Yonen
Wrude
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Vite
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Ita
Young
Krin
Adlen
Elunanl
Lyceum
Borart
Utereat
Fann B. Johnson
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Animal Association
Education chief inole from Kentucky university
Education chief in Kentucky, John Pimney, titled as head of education at the University of Kun uu. Tigort was a professor of payphology at Kun uu University.
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Eucation
John Jpimney
Kentucky
Tigort_waw
University of Kun Uu
Wandering Display Of Colored Paper Artwork At Event
An article describes a decorative exhibit with ink and watercolor scenes on colored paper arranged in mats. A white girl in white is shown with a waterpot sprinkling flowers behind a white fence, plus a vivid rabbit image and a short poetic label about a naughty rabbit eating flowers.
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Rub
Surden
Bower
Wartime tale of 12 girls at Augustina rushing in
Fragmentary text references girls, a wartime tale, and a scene at Clacinburg with mentions of January and Augustina. Details are unclear, but names Joan and Jane appear amid chaotic action and a rushed confrontation described as a wartime event.
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Janes
Jon Augustina
Hualalseion
Clacinburg
Tragedy and Trial in Moore Case Read by Jury
The trial recounts Moore's stabbing death with four wounds after a quarrel with Tony Alloy. Witnesses testified that Alloy and accomplices fled, while others were still at large. Coronnt Reunke A Lloyd presided and J W Mason led the prosecution.
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Wae
J. J. Offer
Lo Cata
Doweh
Moore
Tony Alloy
Vale Fanew
Augustine
Alloy
Stene
Erlinn
Ant
Honan
Coronnt Reunke
A. Lloyd
Jobs W. Mason
Panny Cunningham
Fragmentary meeting notes list town committee members
A fragmentary report lists committee members including Charles Tee Lawrence Conaway R. S. Hardway Laster Prim Krawnt Bal O Ry Bly and notes plans to canvass the town and circulate petition signatures. A program committee is also named including Mrs Charles Toa Mrs N T Lawlor and others.
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Fairmon
Maple Point
Potttlands
Ollowing
Charles Tee
Lawrence
Conaway
Hardway
Laster Prim
Krawnt
Bal
Charles Toa
T. Lawlor
Wells
Prickett
Smith
Parkersburg woman known for kindness and church service
Mrs Wiley, a long time Parkersburg resident and aunt to several relatives, was described as splendid, kindly, and hospitable. She belonged to the M church for many years and had been active in the M P church for 18 years. The funeral is set for Friday evening at 7 30 at the family residence, then to Harrisville W Va for burial. Undertaker Bred Jenkins will conduct the service.
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Parkersburg
Mra Wiley
Chris
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Ens
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Sig
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M. P. Ehureh
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Monongah coal region busy with ships and rail loadings
Daily notes show Monongah division moving 443 coal cars while 198 eastbound Joeda cars were sent this morning. Coal movements span Monongah and Western Maryland regions with 401K cars of coal produced yesterday and production up versus Monday. Mining conditions remain steady with several mines idle and charter notices affecting local coal companies.
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Ea Coal Corporation
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Enra
Minda
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Charleston
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Chanos
Charlerton
Koblegard
We van
Robert At. Jones
John Koblegard
Naward
L. Robinson
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