Star of Misalou’s Jeweler Move to New Quarters
A fragmentary note describes Paterson and a Holland born craftsman opening a jewelry shop in Misalou. It mentions a Lumber yard project, a plan to create a large facility with offices and showroom, and a vision for a stable enterprise employing workers and singers. The text references a Mr Stam and local spensere helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission
Amétour Paterson
Jei
Au Oceasion
Wina Cisewelry
Christian
Holland
Nino Holand
Nots Paterson
Fen
Totheen
Alo OlUnaGr Spensere
Stam Hag Boon
Fragmentary note hints at medical risk and warning
A garbled excerpt suggests a medical risk or threat with phrases about lifting an arm and a warning. The legibility is poor, offering few clear names, dates, places, or events to identify a definite incident or person.
Mannington Chautauqua and Mission News Summary
A Mannington area report details youth volunteers joining missions abroad with several sent to Africa and South America. Local meetings, finances, and committees for a Chautauqua event are outlined, plus plans for a June through July program and Children’s Day. Also covered are marriage, business meetings, and an upcoming Nazarenes evangelistic service led by Rev. G W Seetarth with Rev. Willig McDaniel in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falda
Africa
South America
Inluelot
Aloahouse
Isola Mow Hospital
Holland Home
Piovance
Crittonton Hom
Star of Hapa
Babbati Tehool
Penalrtmeet
Fngn
Alma
Wouke
Konphal
Rch
Speilur
Willig McDaniel
Mannington
Entertaine Cisex Hosts Sunday School Event in Baltimore
Entertained at her home in Baltimore on Thursday evening, Mrs Paarl Chambéra hosted a Sunday school gathering at the Chelutian church, with games, music, and refreshments of ice cream cake and lemonade. Brother Ellis Lowery Huey hosted more guests at his Balt Lick home on Thursday week. About fifty attendees enjoyed the evening as Miss Bint Parruck socialized with friends at Palemont Lawrence Ay YeCoonslly, and Ken fijeke planned southern work health travel. Nearby visits included Mr and Mrs Albert Longstreth and family, a motor car trip to Fairmont, and Nat Miste making a business visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Paarl Chambéra
Masibors
Clare
Fleet Chelutian Church
Ellis
Lowery
Huey
Balt Lick
Thuraday
Laat
Prasont
Social notes from Fairmont visitors and weddings
Raymond Gallagher visited Fairmont with friends yesterday. Silas Johnston of Lowman Wet Wal looked after business interests. The Prichard Jochers wedding drew Mrs R Jochem and Mrs Chets Btrosser with Mr Charles Got of Beorla. T. C. Baumany and Laura Brockman attended the surp races at Uptontown. Mrs Worry visited Jamentown NY with daughter Mrs Clyron. Miss Tiancho Potmra was guest at Paymonth. Roy F Alder and wife returned from New York City. J F Lane and family and Mabel Elias returned to Cherieaton after a visit with Miss Olivia Reyer on Main Street Kawto. Haught of Brookside attended auto races in Uniontown PA. C A Rawson of Cairo was a bearman visitor Friday and Saturday. Roy Crist returned from Fairmont. Mrs BO Murray and Genevieve McGae motored to Fairmont for a visit. Dallas Haulton goes to Toronto Canada as best man. Howard Forney was a visitor at Fairmont yesterday. Claude Stne of Wheeling was here with relatives. Mr and Mrs Jesse Shimp and daughter Frances visited Fairmont yesterday.
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Washag
Ody
Raymond Gallagher
Fairmont
Silas Johnston
Lowman
Wetwal
Poy
R. Jochem
Chets ‘Btrosser
Charles Got
Beorla
Prichard-Jochers
Lvanine
T.C. Baumany
Laura Brockman
Mabel
Tor Hertomar
Cherieaton
Laaveral
Oliva Reyer
Kawto
Fairmont Yeaterday
Dallas Haulton
Toronto
Canada
Howard Forney
Claude Stne
Wheeling
Jesse Shimp
Frances
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LS Schwenk
Ing
Arno
Tor
C. C. F. Memoria
Evening Star Lodge
Odd
Manning
Ton Chautauqua Association
Schwanck
Liggett Gewssn
Virga
Dawson
Miss Ireng
Liggett
Mannington Build- Ang Company
Bank of Mannington
Enfantes
Ros
Pallmant Pharmacy
Hoover Electric
Deitz’s Leader Shop
Madison
Watson Hotel
Fairmonth Times
Readts Laboratories
France
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