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Newspaper

The West Virginian

Location

Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1922

Page

7

Service Planned Ay Barrackville Church Events

Ay Barrackville June reports extensive preparations for Children's Day services at the Methodist Episcopal Church with a 7 30 p m program and Sunday school morning services while no preaching. A chicken supper for Fairmont workers is planned with a 50 cent plate in the church social rooms. World World Guild held a social evening with thirteen members present and Mrs L E Miamison presiding.

Ibarrackville Methodist Episcopal Church Ladice Aid Lp Tythe Baptist Church Fairmont

Lie Detector Replaces Jury In Murder Case

San Francisco June 19 The lie detector or sphygmomanometer is hailed as a future jury substitute by Gen e Cohn. Berkeley scientists Larsen and Browning claim the machine can discern truth from lie in criminal cases. They used it in the Wilkens case after he claimed self defense regarding his wife’s death. Police released Wilkens when the device showed no deception.

Gene Cohn San Francisco Henry Killens John Larsen Louis Browning Berkeley Scientific Police Lars Wilkens Asd Larson

Local notes and visits from Glover area residents

Cunningham's parents visit from Glover Gay last Sunday. Otis Milan, attending Morgantown University, spent the weekend with family. Pairmont residents Mr. and Mrs. Stralent and Mrs. Wilson visited the Hibbs home. Volney Sturn builds a cement driveway on Saxman street. Miss Mabel Yost visited her parents at Glover Gap. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan West visited D B Straight in Graham Heights. Everett Delanty, back from Fairmont and West Union, returned home. Miss I Grace Robinson vacations with Charleston friends. E M Holland and his mother Mrs. C I Holland were guests of Rev. and Mrs. T B Lawler. Lloyd Sample of Fairmont visited friends. Mrs. Webb Straight recovers from illness. Raymond Wells and W E Hite visited friends in Farmington. Morgantown Rev B A Lowther officiated. interment nearby. Mr. Jones is survived by wife and ten children, plus three brothers and one sister in the west. He was 74. Gil pipelines could circle earth. India equals Europe minus Russia.

Wwrdel Guild L. E. Miamison Suild. Eo Ice Bethesda Baptist Church Levening Philathea Baracas iMr Glen Robinson Leslie Jamison Kay Dragos Imrs oFortney Gouzum Mannington Fairmont Lafe Snider Fairamont E. D.brand Fike Street Brand Murre Maple Avenue Baptist Church Baptist Church For Christ Christian Church Christian Beh W. W. Walgon Iesel Abe Webster Springs J. R. Steele Hric Steele Margaret Postelwalte G. N. Conaway Littleton Sis W. Morean Manning Ray Linnard Rex Gknottsville Rs Curtis Rice Painter's Lick Odes Hibbs Rachéls Clelland Josia Russell Wilson Little Cunningham Dan Brumage Glover Gay Otis Milan University Morgantown Charles Stralent Oral Wilson Pairmont Volney Sturn Saxman Street Mabel’ Yost T. B. Lawler Lloyd Sample Webb Straight Raymond Wells Farmington W. E Hite Garolina B.A Lowther Jones Daniel Jones Virgil Jones Benjamin Jones Mia Jennie Vandervort West

Local Visitors and Births Highlight Laurel Point Social Roundup

Laurel Point reports multiple visits from Morgantown and Fairmont residents including Mrs Avetard Mrs Belle Baler and Mr G B Loar. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Carlton Hess. Funeral services for Josephus Jones were held at Laurel Point Church after jaundice and pneumonia illness.

Wayne Henry Lewrene Rowny Avetard Morgantown Infla Henry Jones Josephus Jones Mr. Jones Laurel Paint M

State Inspector Arrives in Morgantown Transfer to Fourth District

William Moore state mining inspector moves to Morgantown with headquarters in the fourth district effective Thursday. He previously served in Beckley’s fifteenth district and is a Fairpronter resident on Ohio Avenue. William Gantz shifts from the fourth to the sixteenth district with Mullens as its base. The report also notes coal mine nonunion efforts in Western Pennsylvania and aid from Lloyd G. McGrum to miners’ families in Somerset fields amid the strike.

William Moore Morgantown Moore Ohio Avenue Beckley Mr. Moore Alec R. Wat Mullens Cattiers Toronto Buffalo-Toronto Fairmont Buffalo Tensiforc West Virginia Connelisnil Somerset Somerville Cumberland Geeres’s Creek Upper Potomar

Coal strike era dominates Northern West Virginia mining

Weekly loading figures show 419.16 cars daily across Northern West Virginia with Morgan town and Monongahela districts contributing large shares. Indiana sues Western Indiana Mining Co. over coal seam ownership, while industry observers debate when the strike ends and how long miners and operators can hold out amid shifting policies and anticipated railroad fuel demand.

West Virginia Mononeah Charleston Connellsville Cumberland Western Maryland Belington, Weaver & Northern Morgantown & Wheeling Monongahela Morgantown Kingwood

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