Tarmont to Arm Guards Third Company in Quick Call
A fragmentary report describes Tarmont preparing a third guard company under Dr Claude T Layman to assemble at 7 20 o'clock at the Citizens Savings Bank. Petitions from ex guardsmen and the Pirat Regiment discuss mobilization amid war fever and equipment concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eibes Woodrow Wilton
Emo
Nopeny
Vintec Fey
Steemet
Pirat Regiment
Virgita
Fairmont
Mmbny
Guarda
Sagt Agetont
Claude T. Layman
Roe
Ata Adjutant
Gayings Bank
mHetmall Uy
FelBomin
Cos Boab
Buried at Catawba Kayser aged 46 dies at home
Kayser Hugh I T aged 46 dies yesterday morning at his home near Bridge in Harrison county. He is survived by Mygeritewite, formerly Mian, and a daughter of Jonny Gry Radalttte. Also surviving are Mygeritewite’s children John Coe William Fay Charles Burns Floronos and David Pant. Funeral services held at Narnoon from the family residence conducted by Rev Kurvie of Ry church Rivaseila. Burial by Wudartakor R. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh It
Kayser
Hia
Nears Trov
Bridge
Patte Harrison
Hota
Mygeritewite
Mian
David Pant
Narnoon
Rev
Qurvie
Rivaseila
Wudartakor R. C
Fairmont People at Grafton Funeral
Fairmont figures gather in Grafton for the funeral of W. W. Kelley and Mary Marija Mestiee, with tributes from the Bradford and Brudgord families. The service at St Paul s M N Church was directed by the Grafton Masonic Lodge. Survived by a widow, a son, and siblings, the deceased was connected to local commerce and prominent families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aMre
Kelley
Ma Mariha
Clarence Tonttenstad
Bonfiefradford
Grafton
St. Paul's M.N
Yourn Ho
Phason
Selesman
Speidel ‘Company
Wheeling
Hearried Mien Futon Thayer
Thyner
Taylor Mane
Felirwngg
Teiliadtard and
Mins Loy
Ntungheinia Brudgord
Birthday Party for Mr and Mrs Stanley’s Daughter
A quaint birthday anniversary gathering was held with guests and friends attending a pleasant afternoon. Attendees included Mrs. Thomas Hall and family, Columblis street, and many locals. The event featured refreshments, music, and a lawn fete tone with an invitation extended to community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arsa
Stanley
Wilson
Town Talk and Local Notices From County Page
Town Talk reports on building work for a new street story structure by Withur Wenn and A Deveney. Local notices mention a Maccabee meeting, Sunday school drive, road accidents, bond votes, and a variety of arrests. County farm inspection praised. plans to visit rural Sunday schools noted. town events include Whitt Willard travel and a Potomac walkathon crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withur Wenn
Deveney
Binday Choo Bavn
Varinia
Lie -Mturlow
Conti
Prohibition Debate Amid War Era In Russia and Europe
A fragmented report discusses alcohol policy shifts during wartime. It notes moves toward stricter vodka bans, references Emperor Nicholas II and temperance, and describes social changes in Siberia and Beils, with mentions of industrialization and public sentiment on prohibition.
The Astor Family and Early Trading Posts
Fragmentary notes recount a lineage from John noon Antory and a 18th century move to New York. It mentions Antoria as an Oregon trading station founded in 111, 100 miles north, near Portland on the Columbia. The text is garbled and hard to verify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astor
Autor Fhinsky
John Noon Antory
Waldorf
Wudalborg
Germany
New York
Antoria
Oregon
Portland
Columbia
Commencement and social notices from a Virginia town
A fragmented society page notes a commencement at an unnamed university with Virginia Wenleyan and Dr B W Howard peering in attendance. It mentions Mrs Elisabeth Tornannd as a guest in Oak and Marian Leary at a Quincy Street home. Various local residents such as Miss Claudine and Miss Marian Leary are described visiting relatives or hosts, with trips through Camuila and staying in Wheel ing. The item references several familiares, travel, and social calls in a period-accurate style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MPA
Afl
Mike Métis Prypara
Hmperkates Pecana
Sppeidh
Nett
Pesneylvanie
Avente
Cook Hospital
Wionday
Vervey Piahat
Fr. Smith
Joralecor Mor
Buckhannan
Ganiown
Virginia Wenleyan
L. Howard
University
Barbuce Smith
Farkersburg
Ensabeth
Marian
Leary
Martiay
Quincey
Mre
Yerleniay
Cartiv Glagning
Charloncesville
Bacquckville
James Wade
Wilington
Camuila
Wade
Sxvanuan
Ani
Blekerof
Gualoa
Canghor
Margaret
Warren
Tanitolph Co
Mina Marxatnt Monsing
Aripit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tarmont
Bugh T, Kayser
Catawba
Thomas Hall
Kapans City
Toinxi
Howe
Halla Momer
Hughes
Wart
Clarence Stealey
Miss Odenley
AL Bi
Frontorday
Gusain
Vance Harrington
Lar
Waive
Eitn
Mini Marjorie
Houston
Texas
JaLevenini
Auld
Clarence
Columblis
Cottrill
Nworth
Miles ChuFeh
Pan Wbila
Fagatrty
Mannington Ie
Raymond
Wenlay Ga
Atrpol
Wikington
Plorpoot
Offale
Java
Simpaon
Lottel
Hasraon
Patement
Axinu
Vent
Clarksburg
Whitt Dom
Willard
Frank Gotoh
John Chit
Baltimory
Ohio
Anthony Bowen
Moring
Dall
Auxault
Saymond Carter
Man Martine
Mary Howitt
Booney Bholton
Jim Crag
Jnl
Bond
Flatton
Offan
Koartiay Harty
Lindany Anguolub Frain
Mirai Bwloger
Mt. Lake
Potomoc
ML Lake
Potomac
Natore
Tn Roy
Nicholle
Shy Girma
Ian Wa
Ata Kluse
Boncaw
Siberia
Olay
Puoply
Daitclaond Welen
Wopmke
Bern
Mark
Atuirs
Yodka
Mra
Thomas Huil Usu
Murugrat Hugtun
Orn
Kunenestity, Mo
Helmick Foundry Machine Co
8Th Street and Belt Line
Han
Madni Town
Jean
Dana
Mardame Joan Hae
Coffey’ House
Faultmont
Blumberg Bros, CO
Madison Street
United Shoe Stores Co
Packard
Cary
Standard Garage Co
Palm Beach
The
United Woolen Mills Co
W. A. Hersch
Main Street
America
PVT
Leice
Slim
Blosser
Wouldwt
Ena
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