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Newspaper

The West Virginian

Location

Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1922

Page

4

Baseball game ends in heated on field squabble at Fairmont

A tied 2-2 contest between Fairmont and Pajrmont-Cleveland unraveled in the eighth as Bugs Braithwood drove a ball through a hole in a stand to score, prompting an argument and both teams leaving the field. The incident follows league rules guidance on fair or foul balls and home run rulings.

Smianington Blackshers Park Idamay Pajrmont-Cleveland Bratsl Keefe Bugs" Braithwood Teres Fairmont Mio Sphoths Slthis Eweeamis Reach Pases

Poison by mistake leads to Pine Bluff man's death

Chester L. Pigott of Pine Bluff died late Saturday after taking a preparation mistaken for eye wash. The label and mix up involved Epsom salts dissolved in water. he swallowed the liquid and died soon after. Survived by wife and eight children, with several funeral details pending.

Mannington Chester L. Pigott Pine Blut Stig Pigott Itis Kidd Clarksburg Elem Summers Pine Bluff Sees Hose Ruth Paul Clark Oklahoma Rank Luther Pine Bini

Slover Gap Wins Mannington in Hard Fought Game

Glover Gap defeated Earnshaw 12 to 10 in Mannington yesterday after a tense nine innings. Earnshaw pitcher Byard allowed multiple runs while Slover Gap’s pitchers held strong in crucial moments. Batter totals show gaps with 13 runs on 16 hits to Earnshaw’s 12 runs on 4 hits.

Slover Gap Mannington Lover Gap Earnshaw Glover Gap Ayho Glover P Howen Byard Morris and Waite Byard and Smith

Memorial Service Highlights Local Odd Fellows Rites

Mannington witnesses Memorial Day style services as Fairmont Lodge No 21 and Rebekahs join the event. Odd Fellows attendees gathered Sunday at First M E Church for a somber ceremony directed by Tev Sho Beddow, with many local members expected to participate.

Mannington Odd Fellows Fairmont Lodge Rebekahs Mannington Odd Fellows Eae Imone Odd Fellora Roeke Tevsho Beddow

Sheries Conaway Plans Long Hike in West Virginian Hills

Sheries Conaway, son of Mrs Zelta Way, prepares to leave for a multiweek hike. He will travel to the Yae Mountains near Elkins in Rap Wolf County, making a camp, fishing, and spending several weeks outdoors.

Hue Fannington Sheries Conaway Zeltaway Yae Mountains Elkins Rapwolf County

Shinnston to Kitty Transfer of Mr McCray and Jai Shave

Notice reports Mr W. E K McCray and Jai Shave moving from Shinnston to Kitty. McCray, employed by South nimMilcos, was transferred to a new location.

Shinnston Nington Rs W. EK. McCray Jai Shave Shinnston Kity McCray A. Ieee

Mannington Couple Wed In Oakland Maryland Quietly

Miss Martha Greathouse of Barrackville and Lewis Mike of Mannington wed quietly in Oakland Maryland on Saturday. They returned home to a surprise wedding supper with pink and gray decorations. Mr Mike is son of Mr and Mrs Cadel Mike of Mannington. Mrs Mike is daughter of William Greathouse of Barrackville. Weekend visit note: Kirby Kerr of Brownsville Pennsylvania returned home after staying with his parents Bert and Kerr. Kerr has worked six shoaths for West Penn Power Co. in Brownsville.

Mike-Greathouse Martha Greathouse Barrackville Lewis Mike Mannington Oakland Mike i Cadel Mike Mile Wiliam “Greathouse Haymond Kerreft Brownsville Bert S Kerr Penn Power Uo William A. Hascerty Baltimore K. Haggerty Mannington Bey Sow Robert T. Stuart Littsburgh H. E. Boocks Baby Glover Gap Stephen J Ohio Vito Prudente Fairmont Z ‘Arlie Nay Dora Parrish M. Dinger Bartlett Aud H. Hollobaugh Alias Texas Marshall Street E. L. Ryan Cumberland Charles TL. Burgess Wheeling Felix Meighen L. N. Beatty W. P. Loudenslager Morgantown H.C. Spears Benton’s Ferry George B. McQuaid Wadestown S. F. Clutter Katheryn Cunningham Alfred Jones F. W. Vance Glenn Norman William Slater Sue Pine Bluff Chester L. Pigott C. D. Nutter A. Co Atha Clarence Isher Loran Hildreth Everett Beatty T. Koen Walton Rex Washington Lee University Orlando J. W. Davis Richmond O. Wit Ang Martha Moundsville W. D. Eshenbaugh Pittsburgh Fran Alytom John Kelly Pyles Avenue Brookside Leahy

Mannington Personalities Attend Visitors and Local News

Mannington notes guests from Baltimore and Wheeling, returns from Fairmont and Clarksburg, and local social visits. The town records several out of town trips, a player injured in a baseball game, and a press shop sale to Roy McCartney.

Flag Day Program Set For Wednesday Evening In Mannington

Mannington June 12 Arrangements are nearly complete for a Free Day program by the Elks on the Central School campus May 14 Exalted Ruler D F Hollobaugh announced Local civic groups fraternal bodies and school children are invited A Fairmont speaker will address the gathering The program includes gathering music march to the school lawn opening exercises history of the flag by C G Blake floral bell erection by 388 officers quartet recitation America for Me Miss Madge Debendarfer Americas Creed by children and audience patriotic address and singing of America by all present

Mannington The Elks D. F. Hollobaugh Fairmont Elks’ Club Elks’ Band Flac C. G. Blake America Madge Debendarfer

Heavy Storm Hits Fairmont City Sunday

A severe rain and wind event drenched Fairmont with power outages and downed lines. Cars, trees, and flower beds suffered minor damage while sewers clogged and streets filled with debris. officials expect all repair work to finish by tomorrow.

Fairmont Second Street Fairmouot Avenue Clarksburg Interarbon Bibae

Band Nearing Completion Plans in Mannington

Moose lodge and American Legion members met to form a 32 piece band and 29 members were secured. A further meeting will select the rest. City League organization progress is noted with practice starting soon. Many boys and teams are quick, with great games anticipated.

Mannington Moose Lodge American Legion

Decline Rules the New York Market in Steady Trading

June 12 New York stock market opened with persistent declines across most sectors led by speculative oils and industrials. Shorts controlled the session as prices dropped and liquidation peaked in the final hour with notable losses in Barnsdall, Phillips Petroleum, Chandler, Willys-Overland, and Pittsburgh steel peers while a few issues like Lake Shore and Virginia Carolla Chemical held firmer.

New York Shorts Conner Barnsdall A Phillips Petroleum Chandler Willys-Overland Preferred Crucible and Lackawanna Steels Mercantile Marine Preferred Pulimin Consolidated Gas F People’s Gas Pacific Telephone Market Steel Railway Texas & Pacific Lake Brie & Wesern Commion Virginia Carolla Chemical Postum Gereal

Mixed Industrial Names and Market Notes Plus Chicago Prices

A long list of company names appears, followed by livestock cattle receipts at Pittsburgh and commodity prices. Market notes include Pittsburgh cattle and hog prices, Chicago butter eggs, and a forecast of grain prices with a downturn due to harvest expectations. The fragmentary OCR lumps many firms with Copper, Steel, Petroleum, and Rubber names, then shifts to livestock and farm product figures and Chicago market reports.

July and September Grain Quotes Slip As Markets Fall

July and September futures weakened as corn and oats firmed briefly then declined below Saturday's close. Wheat showed weakness while swing in bond prices influenced trade. Liberty Bonds listed with small gains and losses. New York markets note slight shifts in Liberty bonds and Victory bonds with par values cited.

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Police Court Records Report Several Arrests

Damaged text notes a police court roundup with mentions of knife wounds, intoxication suspicions, and multiple arrests. Individuals include Marie Cribs, Hy Foxrtewalt, D. P. Worthington, and Rufus Yost, with charges ranging from drunkenness and loitering to disorderly conduct and violations of city ordinances. Details are fragmented, with placeholder misspellings and unclear times.

Ikea Lillie Poling Falemne Marie Cribs Ant Hy Foxrtewalt Sing Hotel Irving Harses Paddevine D. P Dewey Highenbotham

Veterans of Foreign Wars Meet Tomorrow Night

Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a meeting tomorrow evening to discuss participation in the Flag Day program. Committees will submit reports. Heintzelman American Legion Auxiliary meets Thursday at Heintzelman post club rooms on Adams Street and Cleveland Avenue. Hamilton post and Heintzelman post have meetings scheduled for June 19 and June 22. A Flag Day program prepared by the Elks is set for Wednesday at Loop Park with invited patriotic groups. Legion members will gather at 6 30 P M at Heintzelman post club rooms and march to the park.

Pairment Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Heintzelman American Heintzelman Post Wlub Adams Cleveland Avenue Hamilton Post Heintzelman Post Yodey of Elks Loop Park Focal Patriotic Legion Meintselman Tooms Pars

Injured Worker Suffered Severe Hand Wounds at Plant

A worker named Nick Erzi, about 29, was severely injured while feeding at the plant. He sustained a crushed and lacerated right hand with several fingers amputated. He was transported to Fairmont Hospital for treatment this afternoon as doctors assess swelling and recovery prospects.

Nick Erzi Shane Plant Fairmontes Faismoataty Hospital

Also Mentioned on This Page

Eneral Mannington Society Charles F. Pedrd Buffalo Street Roy ©. McCartney Peard Elks' Lodge Sweixer Elizabeth White Jericho Shorts Contrel Allied Chemical and Dye Allis-Chalmers Amer Aimer, Gar and Fy Amer Amer International Corp Sugar - Amer Sumatra T. and T. Amer Waelen Atchison Gulf and W. Indies Baldwin Locomtive Baltimore & Ohio Bethlehem Steel Pacific Central Leather Chandler Motors Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Mil Sud St Paul Goodries Co Great Northern Businois Central - Inspiration Copper Infornationz Harvester Int. Marine International Paper Invincible Ol Kelly-Springfield Tire Kennecott Copper Louisville and Nashville Mexican Petrol Miami Middle States Midvale Steel Missouri Pacific New York Central Norfolk Western Northern Pacific Kia Pacific Ou Pan United States Rubber United States Steel Utah Copper Westinghouse Electric Willys Overland Har Sting Liberty Bonds Tory Liverty Victory Girk A.K. Modi
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