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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1920
Page
1
The readable portion notes shipments of railroad fuel and related operations near Baltimore and Ohio with references to Cumberland Valley and open seas. The text appears disjointed, listing railway repos and partial notices without clear dates, bodies, or outcomes.
European correspondent Milton Bronner reports on U.S. troops along the Rhine, noting a longing for home amidst duty. General Allen’s leadership, the presence of the Stars and Stripes, and American morale are described, with scenes of fortifications, ships, and guards as the Rhine post remains a symbol of American presence in wartime Europe.
An old report recalls pastors and a wartime outfit linked to the first American army. It notes key figures like Rev J. C. Buckley and Rev Join S Robinson, with upcoming events including a Sunday address at Diamond Church and a Monday Pancrea gathering, plus pastors traveling to Buffalo for duties.
Job offer for students paying six dollars per day with travel and daily stipend. Contact Miss Fling at 205 Locust Ave after 5:00 p.m. by phone 45.
Wanted notices seek girls and women sixteen years old and older for light, clean work at Monongah Glass Company. Applicants should be in good condition and able to perform tasks as described in the ad.
Thornton's Blackburns Dancing School hosts private lessons by appointment with public sessions every Wednesday and Saturday from 9 to 12. A big novelty dance is scheduled Wednesdays, promising lively instruction and social dancing in a civic venue.
Help wanted for steady work carrying and handling coal at the New England Fuel and Transportation Co in Grant Town West Virginia. Applicants meet at the Superintendent's office for employment inquiry.
A proposal for furnishing and a sewerage system for Pleasant Valley housing was presented to the City Board by J. W. Eastman of the architectural firm. Plans and estimates were submitted for an $18,000 system with the city’s share around $8,000. The board tabled the matter for further consideration and discussed paving Seventh and eighth streets on Coleman Avenue with the city to pay half of the $300 estimated cost. Citizens on Haymore Street urged more paving and a board visit to assess conditions. The board also discussed a tank installation at the pumping station, spending about $1,000 for a lathe, and efforts to improve water conditions. Other items included remarks by Charles Bornofeld on Baptist convention timelines and school board room occupancy, with various permits and repairs approved or referred for investigation.
Arnett, aged 95, a pioneer and early settler of Mooduguita and surrounding counties, died yesterday evening at his home in Amerusville following a long illness. A descendant of a prominent family, he helped settle the locality where he was born. Survived by son A J Arnett of Coleman Avenue and several grandchildren including Coo and Rex Arnett, Phoeniz Ark. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of relatives from Arizona. body prepared by R L Cunningham.
Fragmented OCR report notes rail labor strikes impacting shipments eastward on the Baltimore and Ohio system. It says some lines at Pittsburgh and Monongahela areas face embargo and reduced loading, with 800 empties staged for Tuesday along the Monon division. Authorities hope the situation stabilizes as more roads report power outages and work continues at other points.
Krupp will address the Masonic Banquet to be held Friday evening under the Ladies’ Aldermanic society. A social will precede with a special science program at the Temple. Members and families of Masons and Eastern Star will attend. Banquet details and home gathering listed for enthusiasts.
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