Mrs Mary McCool Dies After Illness at Pierpont Avenue
Mrs Mary McCool a well known city resident died yesterday afternoon at her Pierpont avenue home after a brief illness. She had heart trouble and complications in recent months and had just returned from North Wheeling Hospital slightly improved. Surviving are her husband John McCool Jr and daughter Katharine McCool with brother Frank Busquet and sister Mrs Jane McElroy. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 9 o clock at St Peters Catholic Church with interment in Holy Cross cemetery.
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John McCarl
Pierpont Avenue
McCool
North Wheeting Hospital
Stu
Mary Buagnet
Charles Husqtet
John Mctool, Jr
Brockport
N.Y
Aktharine McCool
Frank Busquet
Parkernbyre
Jane McElroy
Bradford
John McCool
Holy Cross Cemetery
Undertaker Jones
Monongah News Returns Home After Eye Injury
James Clice, eight weeks in Pairmont hospital after losing an eye while digging coal, came home yesterday. Fairmont Council No 942 Knights of Columbus held their annual outing at Traction Park with special cars bringing attendees, plus a late-evening dance. Also noted are visits by Mrs Loretta Findlay to Captain William Findlay, Katie Killeen and Sprages visiting Elm Grove, Mrs Lute Bennett's illness, and Monongah boys returning from Valley Falls camping trip.
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James Clice
Pairmont Hospital
Knights of Columbus of
Fairmont
Traction Park
Katie Killeen
Sprages
Elm Grove
Lute Bennett
Main Street
Valley Falls
Electricians Work On Oil House And Tool House
A party of Baltimore electricians arrived to rewire the oil house and car foreman's tool house, improving facilities. PF Helfick, Baltimore electrician, injured cutting insulation. blade pierced knee bone but he can walk with pain. Delegates elected by employer will convene in Cleveland to oversee relief department affairs for next year. Conductor Aikens from Monongah Division represents Fairmont. Buckhannon and Northern railroad progress in Fairmont area under Col Brady. passenger service may begin soon. trackage to Fairmont complete and platforms to offices nearing completion.
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Baltimore
PF. A. Helfick
Cleveland
Relief Department
Baltimore and Ohio
Fairmont
Monongah
Tra A. Aikens
Aikens
Pittsburgh
Buckhannon and Northern
5. D. Brady
Brady
Transit station work nears completion at end stage
Platforms and sheds are finished with only the butterfly shed over the brick platform and the outside freight depot remaining. The project was expected ready by August first but progress suggests an earlier finish. Motorman C B Manley plans a long trip to Detroit for relief while Motorman A B Spurgeons fills in. Mrs Rickers ponders war news and their 1905 marriage date as her husband recalls their June 8, 1905 wedding.
Complete Plans For Pythian Dance
Knights of Pythias finalize plans for an informal reception and dance at the armory tomorrow evening from 8 30 to 12. Five hundred invitations issued, with a large turnout anticipated. Fairmont Orchestra to provide music for the event.
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Knights of Pythias
Armory
Fairmont Orchestra
Arrange Pleasant Memories
The note stresses shaping pleasant memories by acting kindly and bravely. It urges recognizing opportunities for cheer and courage as one travels the road of life, suggesting memory is formed through presenthearted deeds.
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Poplins
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Beach
Thomson
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Lates
BS sbereBmrie
Lagare
People Apts
FIRE
Ceaker P Windows
John Woolgland
T.R
Gulf
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
John M. Parker
New Orleans
Breton Island
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi
Col. Roosevelt
M. L. Alexander
Louisiana Conservation Commission
William Sprinkle
Audubon Society
Monongah News
Loretta Findlay
Captain William Findlay
Thin
CIRCE
Freaker
Briefs
Fred Brumare
F. C. Hoyt
Wheeling
Oo. C. Willis
Pf, Bdyard
Clarksburg
M. R
Newcat
Palm Beach
C. B. Manley
Detroit
A. B. Spurgeons
Mr. Manley
Pythian Dance
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Marietta Hotel
Walter & Hyland Cor
Fiflemant Ave
First St. Bell
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