Community notices and club events fill Wednesday page
Local society columns describe Legion and church gatherings. A large turnout for a talk by Mrs Russell. a J G Hall Hardware Store picnic celebrates Willis Tawley. various meetings of B and P W clubs and Ladies Aid occur at churches and clubs. dances and commencements noted with travel plans of families and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E- Smith
John Henderson
Russell
Manassas
Britain
J. G.hall Hardware Store
Fairview
Willis Tawley
Kijduin
Bunc
Offiemployes
Grace Lutheran Picnic at Loop Park on Sunday
Social calendar notes a Grace Lutheran Church annual Sunday school picnic at 3 p.m. in Loop Park. The Girls' Friendly Society of Christ Episcopal Church meets at 7:30 p.m. in the rectory. Mrs J M Smith hosts the Woman's Home Missionary group at Diamond Street Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.P. Temple
Ravine Park
The
Elks
Christian Endeavor Society
Grace Lutheran Church
First Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Ladies’ Aid Society
Diamond Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Winona Bible
Scott Arnett
Short Avenue
J. S. Cunningham
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Protestant Temple
Guffey Street
Loop Park
Girls’ Friendly Society
Christ Episcopal Church
J. M. Smith
Woman's Home
Diamond Street
Personal notices and visits fill Clarksburg community
Local residents gather for funerals, visits, and family events. Loura Core Paul Rogers Har old Kaufmann and Anne Cox and Margaret Rogers and Katherine Alger arrived from Morgantown for an evening with friends. Relatives attended Luther Fraymond McKinney’s funeral in Clarksburg. Others plan trips to mountain resorts and WVU summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loura Core
Paul Rogers
Harold Kaufmann
Anne Cox
Margaret Rogers
Katherine Alger
Morgantown
Glayds
Bula Haas
Hass
Gwendolyn
Luther Fraymond McKinney
Clayton McKinney
Springport
Ind
Clarence Shriber
Charles Gray
Muncie
Curt Boggess
Roxanna McKinney
Homestead
Pete Healt
Duquesne
Earl McCarty
Clarksburg
John Springer
Flemington
Charles Scriber
Mortontown
West Virginia University
Paul and
Fiugh Jones
Arthur Michie
Walter Alexander
Findley
Ohio
Glenn Barnes
First Street
O. A. Clevenger
Wabash Street
Martha Hetzler
Fairmont Avenue
Connellsville
Mt. Pleasant
Edward Summers
John
Margaret Montgomery
Walnut Avenue
Raymond Mancher
St. Louis
Elizabeth Koletka
Fairmont High School
Huntington
West
W. G. Reese
Drift
M. H. Barnes
Miss Dorothy
Dorothy
James Wade
Wimnington
Del
N. C. Dickerson
Jacob Snider
Carleton Street
P. H. Shields
Local social notes list visitors and movements in Fairmont area
Misses Bevelyn A Christine of Clarksburg and Mrs Ira Moats guest spring visits in Fairmont then head to Boothsylle. Mrs Will Nesbitt returns home with her niece Mrs Ira Aiken. Joseph Greer spends summer with parents on Quincy street while Lawrence Cunningham visits after attending a WWI artillery reunion in Cleveland. Several residents travel for work or study at Morgantown and WVU, with students and relatives visiting Fairmont.
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Tsaa Eprouatest
Chita
Bevelyn A. Christine
Clarksburg
Ira
Boothsylle
224Th Field ‘Artillery
Hunter Atha
Zanesville
Ohio
Mathilda,Shroyer
Raymond Michael
Feirmont
Rufus Downs
Glen Parrish
Richard Edison
Fairmont
Richard Parrish
Howard Burnett
Barrackville
Dr. Burnett
Ruth Burnett
Edna Robey
Ruth Hutchinson
Watson Avenue
Billy Lehman
Shinnston
State Bridge Commission
Lehman
Albert Kelly
Huntington
State Highway Commission
Thomas Nelson
Stewart
Megantown
Johnny Mac’ O'Brien
Camile Harper
Edwin
Davisson
Carl Furgenson
Cheat River
Harrison Conaway
Morgantown
Be. G. Davidson
James Trotter
Crops of State In Better Condition
Charleston June 14 West Virginia crops were 4.1 per cent below the ten year average but better than last year at the same time. The June crop report by H F Bryant shows wheat 3 147 000 bushels corn 135 000 bushels hay 971 000 tons apples 4 583 000 bushels peaches 546 000 bushels pears 27 000 bushels. All estimates rise from last year with apples up 4 163 000, though apple total remains tentative. Last year 9 per cent of normal was predicted. 420 000 bushels finally produced. This year 35 per cent of normal is the estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
West Virginia
H. F. Bryant
Federal Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates
Bryant
Enrollments Grow at Fairmont State Normal School
Since registrations began at the Fairmont State Normal School the summer term has drawn over 406 students. Monday focused on signups. classes began yesterday with late registrants still joining. Names and hometowns span Fairmont to Weston and Rowlesburg, showing broad regional turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont State Normal School
Robert J Hutchinson
Fairmont
Marion County
Gladys Stephenson
Weston
Marquess
Preston County
Roland Loughry
Rowlesburg
Susan Peaslee Funk
Rowlsburg
Chas L. Righter
Shinnston
Harrison County
Wilda_Cline Smith
Jans Lew
Lewis County
Bertha Wilson
Ruby Moore
Wallace
Patience Eleanor Murphy
Mt.Clare
Anna A. Lilelund
Mannington
Ruby Copenhaver
Coralie Copenhaver
Vashti Lee Danks
Independence
Lucy Judge
Pine Grove
Wetzel County
Catherine Horner
Ronald Farnsworth
Grace Poling
Margaret McKenny
Mabel Poling Weston
Mary Atkins
Maude Himelrick
Burton
Hilda Hughes
Pearl E. Knott
Tunnelton
Lalia
L. Goff
Newburg
Olive Neely
Leah Hetner
Burnsville
Braxton County
Elizabeth Snoops
Bulltown
Olive Reese
Farmington
Elizabeth Hetner
Braxton
W. Bush
Earnshaw
Archer R. Parrish
Rosalie Criss
Webster Springs
Webster County
Lee Parrish
Margaret A’ Ruddy
Auction Notice Shows 30 Of 40 Lots Available
From 40 advertised lots only 30 remain available. Buyers are urged to wire or write for reservations. Contact G. Moyer at phone numbers 199 or 1123W, Prof. Bidg- for details.
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G. MOYER _ yO
Bidg
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Poughkeepsie
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Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Dorcas Prichard
Charles Walter Waddell
Katherine Moore
James Robinson
Wershington
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Chattanooga
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Tucie Ford
Lena Hamilton
Winifred Murphy
Cora Wheeler
Arthur Stealey
R. A. Shurtleff
Hazel Bock
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J. W. Devison
Josephine Devison
Grant Town
New Lexington
St. Aloysius Academy
Olive Lee Devison
Charles BE. Bartlet
James C. Watson
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