Packard Brings Rare Treat Here
A Chautauqua artist Packard from Chautauqua delivers a vivid show in Maddington on June 23. His cartoons and etchings blend humor with social critique, portraying betterment and nostalgia. The performance features "Old Days" and "The Homestead" with strong emotional appeal to local audiences.
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Mannington
Chautauqua
Mr. Packard
Imam Strugsio
Billough
Pexard
Nati
Éam
Packard
Elfecliy Ss
Gas and oil notes on a wall to be shaded
Fragmented news items report Mirae Burivs Oi wad Gas Co plans for a wall, drilling near Burton Wiehe fishing area, and a completion near Ginfe. Hiting las boeo continues as National Supply Co of Pa Hjloupe prepares for Teledo tomorrow. Le will vacation at estate of friends, visiting sister in San an? ule at Youngs.
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Burton Wiehe
White Jas Co and Gas Co
Ginfe
Hiting Las Boeo
Akvidiayt Munacer
National Supply Co
Pa Hjloupe
Teledo
Youngs
Legion Parade and Recruitment Amid Local Plans
REG ION members will join parade on Fourth of July with a new base ball game and a string of recruiting efforts. Teams and novitiates vie for spots, with preparations for the Moose Picnic and field events at Blackshers Park and talks to secure civic cooperation for a large parade.
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SGTON
Bic Moose
Blackshers Park
Merica Legion
Eifesulbs
Manon
Mannington Pithy Paragraphs Reflect Local Life
Winter and summer complaints give way to daily realities like gas bills and the iceman’s reliefs. The piece pokes fun at political prognosticators and public chatter while recalling common folk concerns and tangled prose.
Mannington Society entertains guests for Chautauqua year
Mannington society members hosted a social evening at View for Miss Beatrice Baughman and Miss Meriam Hoover serving as Columbus Entertainers for the Chautauqua. Mrs Korn hosted after program and music and refreshments followed. Bake sale planned at Furbee's Furniture Store by Post Christian Church ladies with a wide assortment of treats. Woman's Auxiliary American Legion to hold a twenty two cent social at Legion hall next Thursday evening inviting all. Preparations underway to ensure a pleasant event with a dainty lunch.
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Koen
Beatrice Baughman
Meriam Hoover
Helipad Chautauqua
Columbus
Ladies of the Post Christian Church
Furbee's
Earl Will
Woman’s Auxiliary
Woman's Auxiliary, American Legion
Legion Hall
Columbus Entertainers and Alton Packard Shine at Redpath Chautauqua
Mannington hosts a strong Redpath Chautauqua program featuring the Columbus Entertainers and Alton Packard. Beatrice Baygzhman and Bise Miriam Hoover delight with humor and mime, Modver plays violin with classical and popular selections, Vaughman delivers popular character studies, and The Columbus Duo closes with a varied set including piano and saxophone. Both troupes, though based in Chicago, spent little time at home this year.
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Mannington
Columbus
Alton Packard
Beatrice Baygzhman
Bise
Miriam Hoover
Colmbus
Maele
Modver
Dim
Columbus Huo
Ghia Canital
Bakery Remodels Brighten Mannington Shop
June 23 report notes Die Home Bakers on Buttalo Street undergoing interior remodeling and repainting to enhance appearance and sanitation. Promoters say the upgraded shop will become one of the most attractive food outlets in the city, emphasizing better display of wares.
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Mannington
Die Home Bakers
Vi Wan
Moose Meeting in Mannington Seeks Membership Drive
June 2 report from Mannington notes a Moose lodge meeting in Odd Fellows Hall where five candidates were introduced to the lodge. A large turnout heard that the judge nears 300 members and a major recruitment push aims to reach 600 by August 10, with remaining dues at seven dollars.
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Mannington
Odd Fellows Hall
Police Court Busy as Jail Emptied in Mannington
Mannington June 23 Bernard Richards arrested yesterday in a moonshine case tied to Mrs Olive Aselton was released on bond and slated to appear Monday. Trial delayed as state not ready. Also Thomas Miller formerly of the Arlington Hotel was seized on a warrant for taking a Ford car from a Fairmont garage and discarding a tire. released after tire replacement and costs.
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Mannington
Bernard Richards
States Fork
Olive Aselton
Thomas Miller
Fairmont
Arlington Hotel
J.B. Masters
Geoffrey Morgan to Perform at Chautauqua Tomorrow
Geoffrey F. Morgan, 40, six feet three, thin in proportion, starred on stage during college and earned notice as a Redpath Chautauqua lecturer. He appears with the play Friendly Enemies, a brisk comedy drawn from themes of friendship, family, and patriotism, staged at the Redpath Chautauqua tomorrow night.
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Mannington
Geoffrey F. Morgan
Stanford
Columbia
Morgan
Finilay
Marietta
Columbus
Mansfield
Ohio
Bluefield
Morgantown
Parkersburg
Feirmont
W. Va
Greensburg
Altoona
Bradford
Cutler
England
Mannington Personals Shake Hands With Summer Goodbyes
The Rev and Mrs J W Koontz return from an extended Baltimore visit W T Smith reports back from a New York business trip Miss Helen Brown a Mannington High School teacher leaves for Brooklyn NY for the summer Miss Hattie Morgan returns from Barrackville Quarles R Drake resumes after a Monongalia County business trip Leland Rymer back from Pittstoreh Mrs Mas Davis of Clarksburg visits her parents in Brookside addition
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J. W. Koontz
Baltimore
W. T. Smith
New York
Helen Brown
Mannington High School
Brooklyn
N. Y
M. V. Millan
Mannington
Berkeley Springs
Hattie Morgan
Barrackville
Quarles R. Drake
Monongalia County
Leland Rymer
Pittstoreh
Mas Davis
Clarksburg
W. C. Davis
Brooside Addition
Two and a Half Million Spent in Relief Work
Providence R I June 2 Pands for relief work administered by family social work agencies in forty seven American cities with populations of 100000 and over totalled in 1921 approximately 2500000 John B Dawson agent of the New Haven Organized Charities Association said today in an address before the National Conference of Social Work here This total took no account of disbursements from public funds nor from special sectarian organizations In some cities there had been increases in annual relief disbursements ranging up to several hundred percent comparing in the last five years The general trend of relief disbursements has accorded quite closely with the fluctuation in employment No clearer presentation of the case than is contained in this survey is needed to show the extent to which the social agencies of the community bear the cost of unemployment It is not surprising that the rural worker is becoming more and more concerned with industrial problems or that a special division of the National Conference is devoted to remedy questions.
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Providence
John B. Dawson
New Haven Organized Charities Association
Todday
Naonal Conference of Social Work
norSom
Dawson
Remy Ques- Hons
Soviet Foreign Minister Tchitcherin Reported Ill in London
London dispatch reports Foreign Minister Tchitcherin of Soviet Russia may be ill amid Berlin reports. The central news service notes that the condition is described as serious and uncertain, with conflicting accounts arriving from German sources.
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Tchitcherin
London
Associated Press
Berlin
Russia
Messabu
Higher standard of living blamed for relief growth
Florence Nesbitt, district superintendent of Chicago United Charities, told the National Conference of Social Work that increased family relief over five years stems from a higher living standard among recipients. She linked this to public health gains and the right of every child to a home, noting mothers pensions and better relief reduce the need for institutional care and support mothers at home.
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Providence
R. 1
Florence Nesbitt
Chicago United Charities
Aad
National Conference of Social Work
Miss Nesbitt
Holiday Plans Spark July Fourth Declarations in Monongah
In Monongah plans spark for Fourth of July as residents prepare picnics swimming parties and hay rides. Notable activities include a party for Shirley Currey’s fourth birthday at Ford Street with forty youngsters and portraits by Mrs. William Korns. Local moves include Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cochran relocating to Main Street and various visits across nearby towns. Ella Wilson noted as the first woman mayor in Hunnewell Kentucky in 1911.
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Henry Lambert
Frea
Gonig
Pittsburet
Sterany Achery
Kenneth Currey
Ford Street
Shirley
William Korns
Pattie Tetrick
Zethiel Goff
Richard Morrison
Bobbie Morrison
Ethel Morrison
Catherine Guinn Satterfield
Mary Sup Satterfield
Clarence Jr. Riggins
Blanche Louise Riggins
Genevieve Lambert
Dorothea Little
Billy Little
Jack Andrew Pryor
Mary Eilen Knight
Mary Anna Powell
Wallace Harden
Helen Sprags
Lomn Fay Johnson
Blanche Kerns
Virginia Jones
Helen Jarrath
Karl Blucker
Martha Jean Currey
Margaret Blucker
Helen Blucker
Katie Meredith
Louise Stewart
Glenn Stewart
Ray Cochran
Clarksburg
Main Street
Cornell
Ella Wilson
Hunnewell
Kes
United States
Mexican Petroleum Leads Wall Street Opening as Stocks Rally
Market activity cooled on interest in Mexican Petroleum and higher money rates. About 750000 shares traded as the exchange ordered an investigation into Mexican Petroleum’s surge, with the stock opening at 184 for 500 shares and advancing briefly before sliding. Rail stocks and Studebaker led the advances while United States Steel showed little change. overall close remained firm amid higher call money.
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York
Mexican Petroleum
Stock Exchange Auhorities
Studebaker
New York Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Reading
United States Steel
Otter
Market headlines and commodity updates from June reports
Financial and commodity notes from New York Chicago Pittsburgh and other markets show Liberty bond quotes with varying prices and yields, dairy and egg prices in Chicago, hog and lamb receipts in Pittsburgh, and grain price trends in Chicago amid crop outlook concerns. The summary preserves entities such as Liberty bonds Chicago Butter Pittsburgh Hogs and Wheat while noting the broad market movements and regional price data.
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Chicago
Érouehi
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Argentine Dispatches Impact Market Prices
The report notes export demand and market reactions with oats and corn firmer, wheat firm after opening, and hog prices pressured by tightened provisions. Prices moved within opening ranges as futures edged higher on July trading.
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Ani
Tanlac Claims Relief From Rheumatism and Catarre
George O. Shirley of Toledo Oklahoma testifies after using Tanlac. He suffered years of rheumatism in arms shoulders and back, plus catarrh and poor appetite. Following Tanlac cure, pain subsided, digestion improved, and he plans to take it each winter. He notes a brief cold-weather relapse eased with a few doses. Tanlac advertised as sold by good druggists.
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Tanlac
Geo. O. Shirley
Testing the Pure Fuddy Complexion
A fragment reads as a brisk note on testing beauty or clarity, praising a clear complexion associated with Fuddy. It hints at an evaluative moment rather than a full report, leaving the exact subject and context unspecified but suggesting a focus on appearance and quality.
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