Exposition and social notes from Charleston area events
Piatt Brightwell and family plan a visit to Mrs. Kithel in Denver before joining their father Dr. White for a San Francisco trip to the Pan-Pacific Exposition. Mrs. Brightwell hosts a charity bridge event and relatives prepare to travel for the exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exposition
oMre’ Piatt Brightwell
William Hupp
Karl Kithel
Denver
Bright
Fairmont Avenue
Kithel
Bec
C . White
Morgastown
San Francisco
Charleston
Personal notices on Mrs Gardner and local visits
Mrs Mabel Henshay Gardner marks a market hour change and hosts at home in Shepherdstown while guests from Kingwood Morgan and Ripley visit. Wives and daughters host lawn gatherings on Second Street and local streets. A wedding near Charleston shifts after, with receptions noted at local hotels and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Henshay Gardner
W. C
J. J. Hall
Shepherdstown
Winfield District 5 Sunday School Attendance Report
Attendance records show two weeks of Sunday schooling in Winfield District 5 with several reports missing. Montana school plans Parents Day observance next Sunday morning and a child care service in the evening at 7 30 public invited to attend both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Montana
Meadow
Zion
Sharon
Harmony
Pib Uc
New Hei r Born to the Rockefellers
The stork visits John D. Rockefeller's home as Mrs Rockefeller presents the Standard Oil magnates' sixth child and fifth son, a 20 pound baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Many Named As Corbly's Successor at Marshall College
C E Haworth vice president of Marshall College Huntington has been mentioned to succeed President L J Corbly should the Board of Regents act. Though not official it is understood Corbly will be removed and several prominent educators are named as likely successors. Frank B Troyer acting president West Virginia University and Q Woodier president Fairmont State Normal School are among those mentioned. The Board of Regents meets June 27 in Charleston to decide on Marshall College presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lise Caroline, Berring
Kingwood
Mergaret Strickler
T Maddox
Ripley
Ganrade
Rose Wolf
Morgan
O. B. Mad- Cerra
Frances
Anta Tox
Familly
Second Street
Toine
O. B. Cleaing
Maddox
James
Madiai
Joba
Thok C. Miller
Charleston
Rebection
Robinette
Board of Control
New
Baltimore
August
Shepherd Col Reading
Shepherdstown Rogster
Margaret
Clarkshore
Thornton
West Virginia Phiar & Robinettemaceutical Society
Marjorie
John ‘Anlington Fleming
Stady
Arran
Charles Martin
Oteon Avenue
Inwan
Attondance
Bradford Laidley
A. G. Clayton
Mannington
Join
Cook
Jean Ritchie
Uniontown
Joe Morris
Sanford Morris
Marion
James Thomas
Rendall
Chicago Street
Indaw
Johanna Clayton
Pike Street
C. E. Haworth
Marshall Colege
Huntington
L. J. Corbly
Board of
Regenta
Fic
Corbly
Frank B. Trovier
West Virginia University
Q. Woodier
Fairmont State Normal School
Board of Regents
Marshall College
Rev Probst Returns From Church Synod
The Rev. Probst, pastor of the Lutheran church, returned last evening from Oakland Maryland where he attended the West Virginia Synod conference. HF Baughman of Keyser was elected president of the conference. The West Virginia Synod will meet in October at Egton West Virginia and Rev Probst will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Probst
Lutheran Church
Oakland
West Virginia Synod of the Lutheran Church
HF. Baughman
Keyser
West Virginia
Grammar Awakens Critical Spirit Sparks Echoes
The small girl recently learned grammar and reached a level where inquiry arises. She challenged the Gazette with a curt line about Benny Annis Laurie, trailing off as she spoke, “He mie down and die.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Annis Laurie
Gazette
Must Be Protected Time Is Money Spokesman Quote
A spokesman named Rerjex argues time is money yet a man jailed five years for stealing one dollar illustrates that value is misquoted and figure fairness is debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerjex
Circuit Court Hears Will Case In 1910 Estate
The Circuit Court trial of Sarah Jane Carpenter versus David Hayhurst, executor of William Hayhurst, centers on a 1910 will valued around $5,000 including 100 acres and personal property. Attorneys Hayhurst Ogden Fleming. Carpenter Harry Shaw. Previous trial in 1911 upheld Carpenter, State Supreme Court ordered new trial. Jury list includes C F Caldwell and others. Also a Berlin swindler tale and an ink scent ad appear in the page.
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Sarah Jane Carpenter
David Hayhurst
William Hayhurst
Circuit Court
W. 3. Haymond
Harry Shaw
Carpenter
Mr. Hayhurst
Ogden and
Fleming
Bruce W. Traugh
Ward Atterfield
S E. Bennett
W. W. Fleming
George W. Campbell
Ratner Brown
Elmer Hibbs
JD. Summers
Albert Clayton
C.S. Billingston
Judgment by the Kimono in American Magazine
A sensational piece describes a scene where Emma McChesney evaluates a negligee and its wearer through a fetishized kimono motif. It notes Japanese accusations and a vivid, lurid tone about fashion, class, and sexualized judgment within a Bay City Michigan setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma McChesney
Lessle
Emm McChesney
Bay City
Mich
Ellissland
Geral Tooth Powder hoax claims cross borders
A garbled note alleges that Tee Gike is diverted from coral materials and rebranded as jewelry and tooth powder sold at high prices by Indian merchants. The fragmentary report suggests consumer risk and unclear provenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indina Pertumera
Fragmentary OCR Picks Up Odd Food Phrase
A garbled OCR line shows incomplete text with unclear subjects and stray phrases, mentioning food items and names in a jumbled sequence. Readers cannot identify a coherent event, person, or location from the fragment.
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Rhadyside
Jugge
William Stanley Hay
Haymond
Edward Fletcher Holbert
Charles Guy Hood
Holbert
Hood
Howard W. Showalter
Carl
Frame
Virginia Hill
Amos
S. S. Cochran
Virginia Alexander
Florence Hutchinson
Elinor Pedall
Cord
Amedia Bennett
Frances Eiggmond
Mary Margaret Talbott
Martha Haymond
Beste
de Watson
John A. Clark
Howard Hardesty
Martha Hutchinson
Pauline Jemison
Genevieve
Marla
Mildred Haymond
Fairmont Orchestra
Ruth Miller
Boston
Conservatory of Music
George E. Miller
Jont Avenue
George Miller
Wisin University
Madison
Wis
Bre
Dollar Secial
Jennie Engle
Walnut Avenue
Mabel
Ethel Toothman
Ruth Wilson
Lena Parks
Mary Etenler
Carson Mason
George Lilly
Ogden Avenue
Traction Park
Annabelle
Sunisy
First Baptist Charch
E. E. Boord
Young
Annebelle
Conservatory
Iva Ginkel
Detroit
Detroit Conservatory of Music
Frances L. York
Misa Ginkel
Ada Talkington
W. E. Buckey
Elizabeth Davis
Madre Bates
Davis
Ee -Locust Avenue
Mariesta Hotel
Clevers
Carl Spring
L. Lively
Pearl Ruth Barnes
Yy Larue
Gen- Jah Garner
Florence Willong
Milly
Clarksburg
Charles Robinson
Herschel Barnes
Ruth
5. H. White
Robinson
Atending
Bankers
Jack Haught
Misa Hazel Pierpont
Iportant
Standard Garage Company
Haught
Parkersburg
Ohio
Delaware
Mrx. Haught
Tan Pierpont
John W. Mason, Jr
Mountainaire’ Park
Goon
Afi C. Colbert
Ater
W. An
Huaying
Maxon
Sharp
Rockefellers
MRS Sound Roch
Rev. Probst
Mhur Leff
Welton Swoes
Berlin
Germany
Woran
Memphis
War Babes TE
U.S
Yeuilmeh Hamilton
Pauline Enger Hamilton
Royal
Austin
America
Uttevery Beer
Madison ST
A.B. Scotl& CO. Jewlers
Court House
ICE Company
Meredith Street
Househol Pon
Aring
Yen al. S
Amroube
Corey Cony
Are
Tame
Daly
Paria
Piret
Growih Fee
Victrola
Berane Ahbes
Offenbach
H. M. McCloskey
Jas. Hallman
the Rosary
John McCarmask
Paderewiti
Kathleen Maverreen
Allan Turner
Alma Gluck
Louis Homer
Tipperary
Billy Murray
She Is
My Daisy
Henry Allen
Lee
Henry Omy
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