Grosjean Mar ba Xylophone quintet opens Redpain Rhautauquie program
June 20 in NUN SMANNINGTON features the Grosjean Marm ba Xylophone quintet as the opening act with a varied program of instrumental pieces and impersonations. William Rainey Bennett delivers a pep filled talk titled The Man Who Died and Power Peace and Prosperity, drawing praise as a popular circuit lecturer.
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Smannington
Grosjean Mar
MS Phis
Rainey Bennett
Bennettselso
Mr. Bennett
California
Bennett
Bennet
Billy Sunday
Curtisville Social Roundup Among Local Families
Curtisville residents hosted and visited kin this weekend with gatherings at several homes. families listed include Musgrave Wilson Fraley Thorne and Gills among others. additional outings centered on church events and a children's night program at Grangeville.
Giants Defeat Hundred On Local Diamond In Eleven Inning Tilt
Glover Gap defeated Hundred in an 11 inning ball game on the local diamond. Beaty pitched for Glover Gap with Hostuttler and Shriner in the field, Bestty and Thomas sharing praise for the mound. Final score 5 to 4 in favor of Glover Gap with strong late scoring and solid defense. The win advances Glover Gap plans to meet Hundred again next Wednesday on their home turf.
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Giants
Gical
Glover 3P Giants
Sinvan
Bata Be Ybeaty
Glover Gap
Hostultler
Shrinerstaandred
Heatty
Loral
Glover
Gap
Bestty
Thomas
Dred
Hihave
Jens
Mannington Society Informal Party and Social News
Miss Harriet Lowther hosted an informal party at her home with music by the Independent Orchestra and refreshments. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Naiie Davis and many others. a color scheme of yellow and white enhanced the setting. Other gatherings featured a house party by Miss Va Matheny and a bridge party hosted by Miss Santa Burt with out of town guests and a honey suckle decorated table. Local notes record travels, visits, and recent graduations including Forest H Floyd’s return from Carnegie Tech and Mrs Mae Thomas visiting relatives.
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Harriet Lowther
Naiie Davis
Louie Forney
Glaiys Connelly
Helen Hess
Helen Hammill
Pearl Snodgrass
Edith Ford
Pearl Hawkins
Neva Monroe
Lella Grace Conaway
Carl Hawkine
Hoy Eshenbaugh
Juoior Béatty
James Hasgerty
Glenn Ford
Duanne Atkins
Marcus Gillon
Bob’ McCarnes
Carl Flanagan
Robert Puphee
Robert Marville
Walter Price
Charles Rymer
Carl Hatekina
Roy [Shen Kang
Junior Beatty
Va Matheny
Eyal Matheny
Elsie Boyles
Fern Jackson
Nellie Thomas
Jeri Wetzel
Harold Boyles
Onic Matheny
J. G. Bock
Morgantown
Campbellsville visits and local social notes in Mannington
Mr and Mrs Thomas Freeland and daughter Thelma of Clarksburg were guests of the Freeland grandparents Mr and Mrs J B Thomas. L Ash was a business visitor in Mannington Saturday. Harold and Conrad Thomas visited their aunt Mrs Ora Hibbs at Wadestown Friday. Several named men attended auto races at Union Town Saturday. J Lo Metz, Ash, and Carl Woodruff delivered wool to L Yeater last Thursday. Homer N Campbell and son Ralph were in Mannington Saturday on business. Madeline Thaman, attending the Fairmont Normal for the summer term, spent the weekend with her parents. Harold Robinson called on friends in Met Sunday. Willis McViker was a business visitor in Mannington Saturday. R B Ash and son Robert were guests of S L Ash Sunday. Howard Rive and son Dale visited at the home of a neighbor on Sunday.
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Russell Purdee
Fairmont
EC. McCray
Feirman
Ose Burt
East Main Street
Martha’ Thoemap
Chicago
B. Gould
Plaasane Street
Forest H. Floyd
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Technical Institute
Homer E. Shaffer
Mae Thomas
Clarksburg
W. C. Davis
Brooksite Addition
C. Edwin Snodgrass
Uniontown
Leland A. Rymer
Pitteburg
Sterling B. Metz
Hundred West
Buidale
Morgan
Barrackville
Nellie
Alerba E'Dalge
Mannington
George Peabody College
Nash Tennis
Charles L. Draie
Werlor Monongalla County
Marcus V. Millan
Berkeley Springs
Thomas Freeland
Thelma
Thomas S. L. Ash
Harold
Conrad Thamas
Ora Hibbs
Wadestown
Wilber Ash
Virgil Thomas
Harry Ginduir
W. W. Jeaushlin
Ki Thomas
Charles McVicker
Osis Meta
Cecil Thomas
J. Lo Metz
Ash
Carl Woodruff
L. Yeater
Homer N Campbell
Ralph
Madeline Thaman
R. B. Ash
Som Robert
SL. Ash Sunda
Howard Rive
Son Dale
B. Vey
Mannington Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Outing
Mannington residents share weekend visits with relatives in Parkersburg Littlevon Hundred and Pairmont. Beegum Sunday School enjoyed a pleasant gathering with 25 attendees. Club members at Camp Wildwood near Halifax report a two week outing and cheerful activities. Harold Wade plans a bakery opening on Halifax Road, in the former Frank Cook property.
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Isaac Matheny
Carley
Howard Matheny
Clarkshuts
Jw. Warzel
Eli Hoyles
Beegum
Glenic
G -L. Flaharty
North View
Sam Matheny
Guy Arnett
Littlevon
D. C. Tabler
Parkersburg
Grace Kerr
Gladys Connelly
L. S. Schwenck
Pairmont
Alberta Brady
RL. Hite
L- 4
Boor
Wildwood
Halifax
Whinebogo Club
Harold Wade
Haliroad Street
Mannington Woman's Club backs Redpath Chautauqua
In Mannington on June 20 a club member endorses the Redpath Chautauqua programs as instructive and entertaining. A week of chautauqua is seen as making a better town and all club members are urged to attend all sessions.
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Mannington
Thatter
The
West
Hutchinson People Attend Visits And July 4 Celebrations
Miss Edna Bragg returns from Montana visit with Mr and Mrs Bragg. Miss Maybelle Caute visiting her parents in Montana. George Griffith of Hutchinson visiting friends in Ohio. Mrs George Herrington and daughter Mars visit West Virginia. Sipp of Hutchinson visits Allen Staller of Everson. M P Sunday School plans an all day Hutchinson picnic. Earle G Nutter of Consolidation Coal Co visited Monongah. Howard Pigott business visitor in Shinnston. Miss Annie Sauites returns to Hutchinson after three weeks with relatives. Local residents tour Turkey survey. Gordon Bradley and others visit Hutchinson. A July 4 celebration planned with ball games, swobe races, creased pigs and more. Committee includes Luke Murray, Dan Heskett, Frank McNemear, John Helton. Judges include Howard Pizott, George Girley, Rod Solder. Prizes for winners. Young people from West Monongah High School return for summer vacation: Mars Herringian, Maybelle Ashersft, Della Berchet, Joe Sipp.
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Edna Bragg
Montana
Bragg
Hutchinson
Maybelle Caute
George Griffith
Ohio
George Herrington
Mars
Mie Sastern
West Viretaia
Soa Sipp
Allen Staller
Everson
M. P. Sunday School
Earle G. Nutter
Consolidation Coal Co
Monongah Saturda
Howard Pigott
Shinnston
Mars Herringian
Maybelle Ashersft
Della Berchet
Joe Sipp
Carpenter Reunion and Local Movements Hit Georgetown Area
Mr and Mrs C Carpenter and son Cecil attended the Carpenter Reunion near Colfax. Mr and Mrs Morris and family moved to Georgetown where Morris is employed. Mrs Jane Carpenter visits daughter Maude Vandergrift of Hammond. Belle Morgan visits Goughs at Fairman. Waddell of Monongan guests Morgan home. Joan A Johnson of Laurel visited. Mr and Mrs C Morgan visit. Mrs Alice Thorne of Lawsyilia visits Moceau. Miss Gertrude Orendiel visits Hinson at Osgood. Will Teters makes a Morgantown visit. Mrs Hanson and child visit Crendiel at Osgood.
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C. Carpenter
Cecil
Carpenter
Colfax
Laurel Flat
C. Morgan
Alice Thorne
Lawsyilia
C. Moceau
Gertrude Orendiel
Eugene Hinson
Osgood
Will Teters
Morgantown
Hanson
Little Son
Lester Crendiel
Local visitors and funeral notices in Bingamon area
Mrs E G Garten and Harold Keller visited in Pairmoor and Shinuston while many locals attended funerals for Eva Criss at Big Run and John Shinn at West Mitford. Residents hosted guests from Monongah Rymer Pattview Farmington Worthington and Waternise with multiple family visitors over the weekend.
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E.G. Garten
Pairmoor
Harold Keller
Shinuston
Arthur Stackpole
Aes
Bingamon Sunta
J. Hess
As Keller
Berenice Tetrick
Sallie Tettick
Harold Kelter
Eva M. Criss
Big Run
Howard F. Sturm
Harry Sturm
Jesse F. Sturm
Josie Sturm
James Sturn
Olle Fortney
B. G. Garten
Johnn Shinn
West Mitford
Mr Shinn
Kingsman
Kansas
E. W. Tate
Glades
Long Run
Sunny
Gordon Lu. Devore
Glenn
Rymer
Koy E
William Pettit
Monungah
D. S
Tetrick Pridsy
Arliss Halbert
Monnstall
Ida Cowan
Pattview
James Sturm
Roy
Ice
Ida May Church News and Local Tragedy Update
A capacity audience attended the Childrens Day service at the Recreation Building with offerings for local charity. The Rev T J Hopsan of Golden Chapel will lead next Sunday. Local man Oise Hendershot died Saturday after a riding accident near Ida May. funeral held Monday with M W of A involvement. Baseball at Blacksher Park saw a close loss to Glass. Local folks visiting relatives and friends in Fairmont and Morgantown this week.
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da Mar
Golden Chapel
T. J. Hopsan
Sanway
Oise Hendershot
Hendershot
Cook Hospital
Ida May
M. W
Enterprise
Blacksher Park
G. G. McDouzal
Carolina
Jeas Weaver
Uniontows
George Brown
Morgantown
Mary M Knight
Fairmont
Fred McClain
Joe Mortan
Hawkins Funeral for Beatrice Hawking in Mannington
June 21 funeral held at 2 PM for Miss Beatrice Hawking who died at Pershing Ossia Pri day. Services were conducted at John Shea's home by Rev John Beddow. Interment followed at Mannington Cemetery.
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Mannington
Beatrice Hawking
Pershing
Ossia
Priday
John Shea
John Beddow
Practice game pans result in tight Moose loss
June 20 in Mannington the Boys' Club defeated the Moose 7 to 6 in a seven inning practice game last night. The teams were tied much of the contest keeping the game lively and close throughout.
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Mannington
Moose
Ans
Castle Threatened Fire Near Stormont Castle
Belfast June 20 Shots were fired early today near Stormont Castle the official residence of Sir James Craig premier and his wife who moved in last night Officials avoided comment but belief grew that a tunnel or track on the castle was contemplated by attackers but blocked by police officers
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Belfast
Associated Press
Stormont Castle
Astor
James Graig
Highest Prices Reach New Year High in Stock Market
New York June 20 price action showed gains across motors and investments with Mexican Petroleum and Studebaker leading. Oils strengthened and rails advanced while margins in call money opened at 3 percent and foreign exchange firmed. market closes with Allied Chemical and Dye and several industrials marking notable increases.
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New York
Motors and Investment
Mexican Petroleum
Studebaker
Great Northern
Stude- Daker
Gulf States
Crucible
Lackawanne
Midvate
Vanadium
Nova Scotia
Republic
American
Baldwin
Coca Cola
Allied Chemicals
American Smelting
Sears-Roebuck
Northern Pacific
Allied Chemical and Dye
Allis Chalmers
Ge American Gar and Foundry
American International Carp
Atchison
Alt, Guit and Woindies
Baldwin Locomotive - Albi
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Stel
Canadian Pacific O
Central Leather
Chanalor Motors
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Mil
St Paul
Chicago, R. I
Pac
Chino
Brieve
Abiemserons Gered AB
Famous Players-Lasky & General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Gooarien
Great Northern Aid
Tllinois Central
Inspiration Copper International Harvester, Inc
Mer
Marine Pld
International Paper
Invincible of
Southern Pacific
Studebaker Corp
Tennessee Corner Texas Co
Texas
Tobacco Products
Union Pacific
TS. md
Alcohot
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Westinghouse Electric
Willys Overland
Market notes show minor gains in corn and oats
The report lists calus and oats prices with a modest advance after ripening. July futures moved to $15 for corn and similar gains occurred in oats with a 3 cent uptick. Provisions responded to auction activity shaping the day's offerings.
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Calus
Hiss
Secretary Weeks praises military training at Virginia Military Institute
Lexington June 20 Secretary Weeks told Virginia Military Institute staff and cadets that more military schools are good for national preparedness not for war. He urged graduates to join the national guard or organized reserve and to support a strong, well trained military force.
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Lexington
Weeks
Tolay
Virelnia Military Institute
Wir Department
National Guard
Organized Reserve
St Peters Parochial School Alumni Meeting Held Tonight
The second annual St Peter s Catholic School Alumni gathering will begin at 6 20 this evening at the school on Madison Street. Toastmaster Frank Harmond, Tom D Connell of the Chamber of Commerce, Rev FE H Gilsenau and Rev P J Devaney will speak. A program of musical numbers includes Franc Jordan and Mrs D H McGinley singing solos and Miss May McTeer with Miss Mary Hart in a piano duet. An interesting session is expected. all alumni are invited.
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St. Peter's Catholic School
Tomercow
St. Peter's
Madison Street
Frank Harmond
Tom D. Connell
Chamber of Gom.more
FE. H Gilsenau
P. J. Devaney
Franc Jordan
D. H McGinley
May McTeer
Mary Hart
Wild Man Robeson Arrested After Disorderly Night
KC Robinson, described as the wildest man officers have dealt with, was picked up at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad station by railroad police. He caused a near riot at the station, faced charges of drunkenness, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest, and was fined 16 dollars plus costs. He later faced a separate warrant for abusive language and assault on a conductor, bond set for appearance on September 19. State police also quelled miner unrest in Morgantown area, with two women fined 10 each after stones were thrown at a Sun Shine Coal and Coke Co. worker. another miner was attacked, and order restored.
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KC. Robinson
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Jai
Robinson
Op 4
Morgantown
Sunshine Coal and Coke Co
Palmer
See McCartney for Cleaning Pressing Dyeing Agent for Heinze Cleaners
Our motto service at 141 Buffalo Street Mannington West Virginia promotes cleaning pressing and dyeing services. Heinze Cleaners operates as the agent with a local Mannington address.
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McCartney
Heinze Cleaners
Buffalo Street
Mannington
W. Va
Farmington Beates Chatham Hill In Weekend Game
Weekend baseball report highlights Farmington defeating Chatham Hill 10 to 9 on Sunday. Hope Hill catcher suffered a wrist injury but finished the game as Chatham Hill pitchers shut down Farmington’s offense. Also notes hospital visits, births, and Sunday School activities in the community.
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Harry Clark
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Puilip Pitzer
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Campbells Run
Georgetown
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Sterling Exchange
ST. Peter's Parochial School
Scott Electric Shop
Market St. Mannington
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J. Shingleton
K Nolutoh
Mann
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Patemont
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Sereett
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Sunas Ose Ca
Tayvende
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IBM Bet
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Yalrus
Norwal
McDougal and Atha Plumbing and Electrical Supplies
Buffalo St. Mannington
Fort Banks
Fairmont Fire Apparatus&Supplies
McCrory
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