Pisa Rousing Com-
A fragment suggests a lively event linked to Pisa with a likely performative or public reception. Names, dates, or affiliations are unclear, but the piece hints at a cultural or civic gathering described in a celebratory tone.
16 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
1
A fragment suggests a lively event linked to Pisa with a likely performative or public reception. Names, dates, or affiliations are unclear, but the piece hints at a cultural or civic gathering described in a celebratory tone.
Reports from Lae The West outline a May meeting focusing on the temperary conservative and social welfare options. The article notes debates on speed limits and the handling of new babies arriving at Cook hospital, with residents and officials urging practical care and proper clothing for infants while highlighting concerns over hospital supplies and patient needs.
The Normal campus dormitory contract moves forward with construction to start within four weeks. The project, priced around 250000, frames a rear site for the new dormitory near the Normal building and parishside, with plans for fresh air and country road views. A separate contract for a Morgantown law building, about 195000, was awarded to G Keyser Co of Bellatre Ohio.
The Rev and Mrs Barnes mark forty one years of marriage with family gathering at the Barnes home. Daughters Mrs Jinn Linn and Mrs Stan ley attend with their husbands as relatives join in the celebration.
A Fairmont morning brain study drew local businessmen including F. P. Ault and Jack Rowland to the lab. Tom Connell answered questions, noting his best thinking comes with a good breakfast and morning air. The piece discusses varied wake times and productivity patterns among workers with anecdotes of late nights and early starts.
The Fairmont Council discussed plans for summer camps and troop expansion. Executive Tate reported progress with eight active full troops, forming new troops in nearby towns, and a tentative camp for July 10 with Harold Roush as camp director. two deputy scout commissioners were recommended, Emmot Saunders and Harold Roush.
At a noon meeting the Ro ry club discussed observing America First Day by attending evening services at the Pico Presbyterian church on Sunday July 3. President Car ot will appoint a committee to arrange all details and the matter was raised after a communication from Phil Con oy, American ex Constitutional association director. The governor's proclamation is cited as guiding duties of citizenship and upholding law and order. A fund for Pueblo flood relief was proposed.
The annual graduation at Glover Gap school featured a fine program of recitations and a graduation ceremony in the church. Reverend Town Beddoe of Mannington delivered the address to the class and Reverend J. A. Barpon, the state superintendent of schools, officiated the diploma distribution.
Local industry debate continues over whether regulation should single out one sector. Senators and officials clash on powers to regulate and inspect, while land deals in Monouxalia and nearby districts draw attention as figures like Hughes and Reed finalize coal parcels. The discussion centers on constitutional concerns and the impact on the broader industry.
A farmer named BegJimin Ramon Fiewan surveys his garden and points out pests, noting worms, butterflies, and cabbage beetles. Neighbor Ramage comments on orchard pests, while a shopper visits Mott's store and a tale unfolds of worms and pests affecting crops.
Charleston dispatch recalls rumors of leaders' assassination triggering widespread alarm in Kanawha and Mingo counties. Officials and politicians, including Keeney and Worle, denied the plot and urged calm as details circulated about planned protests and coal region unrest.
Joseph Minor Fleming pioneer and beloved citizen dies after long illness at home in California district. He lived in Marlon county West Virginia, known for county history and mentorship in youth, leaving a legacy of local services and valued memory to family and neighbors.
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