Market gains despite heavy profit taking in rails and oils
New York prices rose modestly as recoveries from Monday's drop continued. Rails and oils led gains with further advances in Iron Republic, Nova Scotia steel, and independents. General Electric up 3 points as copper prices firm on foreign buying. call money opens at 3 percent amid bank withdrawals.
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New York
Iron Republic Iron
Nova Sto~ Ta Steel
Motors
General Electric
Mononga Spate Rea Obi Raw Restaurants Open Here
Reports from Morgantown note new eateries in the Facey Building and the opening of a bakery by Postolon. The K & F department store ends operations yesterday and begins a large stock sale at 8 this morning with extra clerks. Community events include Methodist Protestant district conference starting June 20 and a Bible Class meeting next Tuesday. Rent signs appear in central Alleys for the first time since Monongah’s earlier boom, as store rooms and homes show vacancies. Lawrence Wilson of Clarksburg returns from Florida for a short visit, while Rev. A A Dyas heads to Indianapolis for a Baptist convention. Y W A M members meet at Mrs Donley Smith’s Front Street home for a business meeting and social hour. The town records note motor vehicle deaths for 1920 outpace those in 1935.
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I Bridge
Postolon
Morgantown
Mr. Postolom
Methodist Protestant Church
Lawrence Wilson
Clarksburg
Florida
Howard Wilson
Neve Ypaterday
Albert Jones
A. A. Dyas
Indianapolis
Ind
The
Baptist Church
Dye
Donley Smith
Y. W. AM
Front Street
Mr Bennnet
W. 5. Cornell
Clay Fulton
Clara Pryor
Clyde Satterford
Guy Lipscomb
Ralph McCoy
Martin Lipscomb
D. Costelo
Maggie Mort
Robert Weaver
Laura Bogeess
Grace Fletcher
George Hall
Maud Brown
Clarkshoro
Commercial Travelers Gather in Charleston for Ceremonial Sessions
Delegates from West Virginia, Kentucky, Maryland, and the District of Columbia attended a three day program in Charleston. The event featured teas, theater plays, automobile trips, a mass sing, and a parade Friday. A ceremonial session was planned with heady evening events and a reception Thursday for members and their guests.
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Podal Cec
Ify
West Virginia
Kentucky
Maryland
Col
Mannington Plea for School Upgrades And Civic Meet
In Mannington residents discuss education and growth as Kiwanis hear a detailed report by Professor D C Tabler on rising high school enrollment. Officials fear facilities will lag and harm efficiency, while a committee plans talks with leading citizens on betterment efforts. Local anecdotes mention a wary public mood and calls for action.
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Mannington
D. C
Tabler
Kiwanis
Ehigh
Hat Sheen
Iim
Deacon Slapapple
Sayq
Ing
Amun
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Pre Claddie Tucker
Mrs J B Tucker hosted a surprise birthday party for her daughter Pre Claddie Tucker at their home. Guests included families and friends from Mannington and nearby towns, with games and refreshments following the evening of gifts and socializing.
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Enarty
Mr Sand
J. B. Tucker
Claddie Tucker
Wie Tucker
Hazel Jerticker
Mes. i
Dennine Br
William Cummingbath
Clyde ‘Hihts
Effie Hamilton
Idau Moore
Hettie Barrows
Pats Cide-Marshall
Emma
eMiga Hele Hamilton
Reva Hamilton
Mary Hamil StoneMiss
Beryl Hibbs
Glenna Holbert
Water Main Work Delays in Sacannonington
A. B. Ussumann announced plans to lay a new water main on Water Street tomorrow. Excavation progress on Wa gp has paused for repairs after uncovering the old line. officials expect to complete removal of the old pipe and install the new main within the day.
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Sacannington
A. B. Ussumann
Jstreet
Water Con Facioner
Wagp
Fann
Iva
Boys' Club Takes Win Over Mannington All Stars
A Mannington baseball clash last night ended in an 8 to 5 victory for the Boys' Club over the Mannington All Stars in six innings. Hartman pitched for the All Stars, McCartney starred for the Boys' Club with a home run and three runs driven in. Rain-hit field conditions affected play as both teams balanced offense and defense.
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Mannington
Ed Haggerty
All Stars
McCartney
Bors
All Stars Air Ee F AE Robinson
Ramm
T Ru Masters
Metz Cf
Stewart Re
McCarles
Mageess
Thomes
Goulder
McCarnes
Hunter If
Mercer If
Boy's Club All Stars
McCartney m| Hartman
W R Martin Pays City For Pavement In Mannington
June 14 Mannington report states W R Martin settled his share of the High street pavement cost with interest and costs totaling about 420 dollars. Most other property owners have paid. a few remain, and further suits against holdouts are anticipated.
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Mannington
W. R. Martin
Sult
Donel
High Street
Sim
Mp. Martin
Wadestown charge meets at Union M B Church weekend
The Wadestown charge held its third quarterly meeting at Union M B Church with a Saturday business session and Sunday morning services led by Rev FE Anderson. Local residents attended visits, theater trips, and social events, with weather bringing a strong wind and heavy rain but no major damage. Scott’s Carnival opened in Mannington drawing a fair crowd among the town's youngsters and families.
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Wadestown
Union M. B
FE. Anderson
Calvin Hawkins
Mannington
Thomas
Olig Metz
Washington, D.C
A. A. Ash
Fairmont
Kenneth Hibbs
Selen Os
Wedestown
L. Ash
Wilbur Ash
Burt’s Theater
Olive Miller
Barracksville
A. L. Thomas
Madeline Thomas
Fairmont Normal School
Miler
Lawrence Campbell
Nora
Edna Goodnight
H. Campbell
Guy Stevens
Fairmoor High School
W. W. M. Stevens
Homer Moore
Metz
Friends
Waestown
Josephine Moore
Irone Laughlin
Belmont
Ohio
Ocal Delaney
Saint Loaks
Moose to Initiate Mannington Meeting Tonight
Moose members in Mannington plan a special meeting tonight with the initiation of candidates and other business. A report from the picnic committee will be presented along with parade plans for July 4. Efforts are underway to have all local members attend.
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Mannington
G. Root
Moose
Investment Now Opens Door to Riches in Fairmont
A brief investment offer advertises wealth via Muscle Shoals entry with contact S. G. Morer in Fairmont West Virginia. Readers are invited to read or write for details, preferring bids. Phone numbers 199 and 1123-W are provided for inquiries.
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Muscle Shoals
S. G. Morer
Fairmout
W. Va
Peanut Community News Notes And Local Appointments
Peanuts farmers report good crop growth with weeds mild and crops thriving. Mrs Mollie Duncan is slowly recovering after illness. Ralph Floyd Armond Rush and friends camped near Beogum have returned. Sunday school attendance stays around ninety, Epworth League not held due to a severe storm. Mr and Mrs J W Hawkins stayed with friends in Metz last Friday. Hazel Brummage remains home ill. Local youths attended a colored camp meeting in Mannington. Paul Duncan and Ralph Floyd joined the Junior Band rehearsal in Mannington.
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Dennison
Franks Roberts
James Carpenter
Metz
J. N. Hamiltom
Lavinia Nutter
Daugher Marchie
Wat Sutter
Fairmont
As W. Alberts
Earl
Yao
Paul Swiger
Vaughn Brown
Homewood
Wilwizer
Agnes McCoy
B. F.hibbs
Cadiz
Ohio
Charles E. Marshall
James Gaynders
Wheeling
J. N. Hamilton
Keenig George
Joseph
Clyde Hayes Sterlcho
Russelly Baker
Wadestown
Woiss
Emnie Crimm
Carry ‘Tucker
Gcona Hawlinberry
Mannington
Urobert ‘Holbert
Mollie Duncan
Raltn Floyd
Armond Rush
Beogum
Aroun
J. W. Hawkins
Hazel Brummage
Bey
Peanut
Paul Duncan
Ralph Floyd
Local visits noted in Mount Clair community
The Rev John McDonald and family visited Atha Van Gilder last Thursday. Miss Birdie Moran visited Mrs Atha Van Gilder last Thursday. Virgil Toohman visited Walter Page last Sunday. Glenn Hayhurst visited Will Hayhurst Saturday. Hooks Fetty and family visited Wil Hayhurst Saturday. Rev Boyers Boyd visited Atha Van Gilder Saturday. The Rev Boyd, Atha Van Gilder and family were visiting T. N. Robe Sunday. The Rev J W Van Gilder was a business visitor in Fairmont Friday and Saturday.
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John McDonald
Atha van Gilder
Birdie Moran
Virgil
Toohman
Walter Page
Glenn Hayhurst
Will Hayhurst
Hooks Fetty
Wil Hayhurst
Boyers Boyd
Athe van Gilder
T. N. Robe
J. W. van Gilder
Fairmont
Mannington Daughters of the Star Dinner and Initiation
Mannington Augusta chapter Daughters of the Eastern Star will hold a six o'clock dinner at the Masonic Temple tomorrow evening inviting all members and their families and visiting members. After dinner the lodge will initiate several candidates and elect officers for the coming year.
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Augusta
Daughters of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Todge
Market Muted as Grains and Livestock Mix in Trading
The Kansas market opened with slight declines and then mixed movement as oats held firmer than wheat while corn showed small gains and later declines. Hog prices provided some strength to the provision market amid a broad trading pause. Liberty bonds posted modest moves with several issues trading near par. Pittsburgh livestock receipts included heavies and hogs. cattle and sheep were steady to improved with calves steady. Chicago produce moved higher on creamery and butter prices while other dairy items were unchanged.
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Kansas
Daisies Planned for Chamber Banquet Decorations
The Chamber of Commerce annual dinner will be held at 6 30 PM tomorrow at the First Presbyterian Church with about 100 reservations already made. Daisy decorations will be provided by volunteers who will pick flowers this afternoon for artistic display in the banquet room. Speaker DS Lewis of Baltimore will discuss the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad project traffic planning.
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Chamber of Commerce
First Presbyterian Church
DS. Lewis
Baltimore
Trafic
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Funeral for Charles H. Smith Held at Crowl Home
Funeral services for Charles Harper Smith were held at 2 PM from his sister Mrs J B Crowl’s Home at 601 Auburn Street with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Rev J Buckley of Diamond Street M E Church officiated. Modern Woodmen of the World and Odd Fellows attended in a body. A large gathering of relatives and friends paid final respects.
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Serices
Date Set For Fight Benny Leonard Lew Teacher Bout
New York reports both Benny Leonard and Lew Teacher signed for a world lightweight title bout in Jersey City on July 27. The agreement came after formal articles were signed, confirming the scheduled championship clash.
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New York
Benny Leonard
Lew Teacher
Jersey City
Notice to Creditors for Price and Beebe estates
Creditor notices require filing claims against the estates of William Price and Steve Beebe. Court in Marion County West Virginia sets June 26, 1922 deadlines. Official actions: commissioners at 234 Adamission in Fairmont. Witness L A Cather clerk of court.
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William Ss. Price
Gotitt
George
Frame
Fairmont
Marion
West Virginia
L. A. Cather
Cierkevets
A. Gather
Clarice
Big
Adams Street
Oriscot Front
Marion County
Westginia
Fishernel
L. A. Gather
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Amer, Car and Foundry
Amer
Amer. International Corp
Tobacco
Wooles Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Alt
Gulf and W. Indies
Baldwin Locomtive
Baltimore & the
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Packie Central Leather Chandler Motors
Cheapeake
Chicago
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China Copper
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Crucible Steel
Erie
Famous Players-Lasky
General Asphalt
General Motors Goodrich Co
Ilinois Central Dispiration
Copp International Harv Int
Marine Pid International Paper
Tyingible
Springfeld Tire
Louisville & Nashville
Petral
Miami Copper
Middle States
Midvate Steel Missouri Pacific
New York Central
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H. & Hart
Norfolk and
Wester Northern Paciic
Okla
Pact Oil Pan Amer
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas Pure Oil
Ray Consol
Copper
Reading
Rep. L. & S. Royal Pub
Sears Roebuck
Southhern Pacific
Standard Oil
N. Bindebaker Corp
S- Tennessee Copnery
Y. Texas Co
Texas and Pacific
Tahocca
Traviscontinental Oil
Union Pacific
United Retail
U.S. Ind
Alcohas
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Utah Copper Westinghouse
E! Willys Overland
Gatherlin
Charleston
Yellowstone Park
Bridge Club
Sheriff Charlton
Police
Masters
Flagey Meadow
Mane
Pethese
Robinson
Buheh
Johnson and Bilder, Brand
Mannington Tennis Club
Russell Purdee
W.R. Martin
Campbells Run
Eastern Petroleum Coy
Bias Wilson
de Philadelphis of and Gas Co
Eastern Petrolocum Co
M. Messenger
Scott's Carnival
Mount Clair
Mannington Society
ELKS
Bmlfast
Associated Press
Sinn Fenners
Kiltyleigh Castle
County Down
Special Ulster Constabulary
Endiaries
Steela Maris
Danae
Chautauqua
Grosjean Marimba Xylophone Company
William Rainey Bennett
Man Who
Columbus
Alton Packard
Festival Quartet of
Charles H. Plattenburg
Geoffrey F. Morgan
Gotten Noe
Princess Teata
First National Bank
Mannington, West VA
Federal Reserve Bank
Liberty
Bonds
Pittsburgh
Charles H. Smith
McDougal and Atha Plumbing
Buffalo Street
Southern Pine Lumber
A.K. Modi
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