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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1921
Page
6
A garbled OCR excerpt lists a hospital event for a patient to undergo a surgical operation, names of individuals and addresses, and a scheduled church meeting at First Mission Church. It notes a planned gathering tomorrow at noon and mentions a planet mission celebration, with uncertain details due to text corruption.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a lab in Hamilton Canada and references to Hindroligtan and a gear related term. No coherent event or names with dates or actions present.
Fragmentary note mentions a one hour point and a plan to rent after events. Names and places are unclear. The text is garbled and cannot identify a clear people, organizations, dates, or events.
Local readings show 68 degrees in PAM today with a high near 89 and possible precipitation. Dispatch notes hospital visit and treatment for a patient at Pairaont hospital, with mention of a World War II era ceremony at the Monongalia area. A social event list covers Morgantown and nearby towns with references to a memorial and a morning assembly.
Miss Eusten Lewis of Fairmont and Mr Oliver Lee Thtrasn wed at the Mushediat Protestant church in Clarksburg with Rev J P Turklenon officiating. Bride wore white crape de chine with orange blossoms. reception followed. Guests included Mrs Karl Vangilder of Buckhannon and Miss Gertrude Martin Morgantown. After a wedding trip to Cleveland Niagara Falls and Canada, they will reside in Falls. he is a member of a local board of county workers.
Fragmented questions and statements discuss Joshua, the division of land, and inheritance in ancient Israel. Several items reference tribes Ephraim and Manasseh, the Ark, and land allotment under God’s guidance, with garbled spellings and partial phrases.
Mrs. nwoecen 66, a devoted neighbor and highly regarded member of Ridgely community, died suddenly Sunday afternoon at Cook hospital. Survived by husband and children, the death shocks residents with funeral arrangements at the Methodist church in Hulleck.
A garbled notice outlines union meetings and church services planned for Sundays in July. It mentions campus locations at Heekt Normal School and Central gobo campus, with references to the Palatine Bat and Tismond St. BL Ware, and notes no church service in town on Sunday evening.
A car driven by Dame Soglen left the roadway by the Country Club Road and dropped six feet into ditches. Passenger W. Noble of Virginia Avenue suffered a punctured leg and blood fractures while other occupants were taken to Fairfield hospital for injuries.
A string of family updates lists Martha Hartley visiting MafRan relatives in Quincy and W. Moward hosting guests in Magontown. Other items mention Charles Barnett and Ira Gibsen visiting Park abirg and Allappe, and Mrs A M Neptune and Eden Frances traveling to Gilmar county. Further mentions include Katherine Trowell, Pauline Scrangpe, Virginia Lowe weddings, and local residents visiting Cumberland Valley, Baltimore, and Washington.
City officers logged an active weekend with 18 arrests, mainly for liquor and intoxication. Authorities raided a Stony Holt area party, detained several individuals, while some suspects fled or faced varying outcomes, including a mayoral figure’s case proceeding.
Ida May hosted a birthday party at her home in New, with many gifts received. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Bre Siahry, Sieve WN, Miron Mra, T. Marenal and family, Catlaln and children, Smee Grorala and Lavine Works, Agnes Gareide Mevere, Gina Prt, J. Mtarwatl, Joe Mor ton, Jon Gurside Jr, Randolph and others. The event followed a postponed hall game against Weston at Worton due to wet grounds, and another match will be booked soon. It notes disruptions from fights and intoxication around town, plus various fines and legal troubles from several individuals, and a streetcar incident with passengers. The piece reads as a chaotic local social page with scattered names and events.
Hospital reports show fewer typhoid cases this year as surgical and medical treatments proceed. Superintendents note ongoing efforts to exterminate typhoid with serum and sanitation, while ambulance and patient care details reflect a tense but controlled outbreak context.
Fragments report social calls and visits in Fairmont and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Brown and Mr and Mrs Joe McKulent attended events Saturday night in Fairmont. Mr and Mrs Walkern traveled to Carriesburg to meet a brother-in-law from Pennsylvania. The text also mentions families visiting, and fleeting references to others and a cryptic line about a person named Yookovich and状 state.
Lewis Lemley of Monongalia County died at his home in Carrollton yesterday after a stroke of apoplexy. He was uncle of Atta C. Ramana and father of Nex Ramaga. Funeral set for Wednesday at 4 PM, with services at Mexitane Segard Tuvaler as 9.
Morgantown area coal production for the latest week fell versus the prior week with totals across the Monongah division and Western Maryland rail lines indicating reduced output. Reported gains elsewhere were offset by drops in Monongah and nearby lines, while shipments to Cleveland and lakes regions continued at lower levels.
Reported actions at Monongahela district railways show ongoing labor disruption. Workers ferried shipments and coal cars amid a coal strike, with 17f agwiet 312 tons logged and 130 carloads moved on Mopongeh.
Fragmentary report describes a lightning strike this afternoon at 2 o'clock in a town area. The victim, listed as son of William Fidagh, died at the hospital and was buried in Ban Lak cemetery. Survived by three brothers, Proeman, Soil, and Lloyd, and one sister.
Henry Martin died at his daughter's home in Rostner, Hampshire County after a complication of diseases. He is survived by daughter Niatale Rolls of Fairmont, Edna Mensa of Cumberland, and one son Dailey Martin of Fairmont. The body was prepared for burial by Undertaker Musgrave. arrangements unclear for Romney.
A Billy Sunday Club luncheon was held with prayers by Mr Lough and readings by Mr Polit. Attendees included Feroup Weadir and Feaster, with remarks from club leaders Tough and Bolyard. Music featured Miss Suldur at the organ as attendees from Fremont were noted.
Local readers are invited to various church and Auxiliary events this week. Meetings and divisions are planned for the Ladies Auxiliary with multiple divisions on Thursday evening and Wednesday afternoon gatherings. The Howe Oasis program at Al M E Church, a Sunday school board meeting, and quarterly conference notices are included along with several youth and family activities.
A lengthy irregular text outlines quarterly church notices, services, and community activities. It mentions Grace Lut, First Presbyterian Church events on Wednesay and Friday evenings, and preparatory services connected to a fund raiser. It references youth groups, choirs, and women's activities, with names like Grace Lut and Mrs. ttice, along with various dates and locations.
The text surveys the Yangtze river region highlighting dense populations along major cities such as Wuhu Hong Kong area names appear and notes population figures near one hundred million plus regional differences. It contrasts river life with inland towns and mentions cities like Chungking and Beechuan with farming, transport, and growth indicators.
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