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Newspaper

The West Virginian

Location

Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1922

Page

6

Knight's Team Beats Athletics in Slow Practice Game

MANNINGTON June 24. Knight's team defeated Mannington Athletic Club in a seven inning practice at Blackshore Park. Ida May pitcher Beveredge held Mannington to scoring via putouts, while Idamay hitters found gaps for runs. Jowery, previously with W V U varsity, played second base. McCartney and Snodgrass pitched. Ash will join Ida may lineup. Knight plans an all star squad. Box score notes Beveredge 6 strikeouts. McCartney 4. Snodgrass 1. Three base hit by J Marshall.

Mannington Tmatay McCartney Snodgrass Smanager Port Knight I Idamay Ponce Plas Ash Wesleyan Trattion Idamay Baier ATS Tics AB. It. H. P. A. E Mowery Eric Collough Stewart

Mannington Personal Notes Bring Many Local Visits

Mannington and Fairview residents and visitors fill the scene with names including George Golden Edith Stevens Oliver Perry and Louis Arpiar. Business and social calls ripple through the town as plans unfold for travels to Haverhill Mass Berkeley Springs and Matamoras Ohio while local commerce and a Carnegie Tech degree highlight community life.

George Golden Fairview Gregs Bss Altie C. Atha Go W. Swiger Fair Ravine Park

Mannington Churches Weekly Services and Schedules

A local church notices listing service times for Mannington M E First Christian Nazarene Presbyterian and United Brethren churches. Include Sunday school at 9:30 and sermons at 10 45 or 11 00 with evening services, midweek prayer, and youth programs led by pastors and superintendents.

Closing Program by Princess TeAta at Mannington Chautauqua

The closing entertainment at Mannington's chautauqua features Princess TeAta and three North American Indian girls from Chickasaw Sioux and Choctaw tribes. They present primitive songs legends panto mimes in native costumes with Dowanwin the contralto and Brabilia Dunn on piano. TeAta will pursue further dramatic work in New York after the tour.

Mannington Princess TeAta Minnetonka Hiawatha Dowanwin Brabilia Dunn Redpath Chautauqua

Weiner Roast at Midway Mannington Delights Local Youth

A lively weiner roast drew many Mannington youths to Dewdrop Inn in Midway. The June 24 event, the second at the small park this year, was hosted by Glenn Rymer and Ed Haggerty with Victrola music, following a similar gathering by a Fairmont party last week.

Mannington Dewdrop Inn Fairmont Glenn Rymer Ed Haggerty

Eight guarantors sought for Mannington chautauqua

In Mannington on June 24 efforts continued to secure guarantors for next year’s chautauqua. Thirty-two were already secured while forty are needed. Officials expect to meet the remaining eight, with a full ticket check due today but not yet completed. A final decision on proceeding could come soon.

Mannington

Plattenburg Delivers Civic Uplift Talk At Chautauqua

Charles Howard Plattenburg lectured on The Old Home Town at Chautauqua last night and urged civic pride. He examined local conditions with tact, challenging Mannington to improve while avoiding offense, and his well received address aimed to boost progress in the city.

Mannington Charles Howard Plattenburg Chautauqua Plattenburg Mr. Plattenburs

Friendly Enemies on Chautauqua Tonight in Mannington

Mannington June 24. Friendly Enemies, a big feature on the Redpath Chautauqua program, promises clash and humor as two lifelong friends debate amid love of family and country. Tomorrow Cotton Noe of the University of Kentucky features on Great America in Home. Dr Noe lectures on world travel and education.

Mannington Chautauqua Wilson Washington King George London Belcome Cotton Noe University of Kentucky America Redpath Chautauqua Noe Greece Italy Switzerland France England Scotland Doctor Noe Department of Education

Bellview Church Services and Local Happenings

Bellview reports Highland Avenue M E Church services with Sunday school at 9 20 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m Epworth League at 7 p m and a second sermon by Rev T G Mere on the church program. Men and Ladies Bible Classes host an event next Friday with a short program and contests. Refreshment chair R W Putnam reports a meeting. a new baby born to Brick Tipton and wife. Serenade honors Mr and Mrs Ross Price on Bellview Ave. they return from a two week East wedding trip. New residents Garrison family from East Park lease a Bellview bungalow built by Guy Waltz. Ladies Aid meeting to be held in Sunday school room next Monday. The Gances leave for two weeks in Belleville Ohio. Musical evening attended at Mrs Hallie Cotter’s in East Park. Mrs W J McGerry improves after ptomaine poisoning. R W Putnams entertain nieces Alva and Mary Acord of Clifton Forge and Emma and Helen Putnam of Grafton. Personal notes cover various relatives and visitors including Higginbothams, Grace Glasscock, Misses Heston and Hunsaker, Talkington, and others visiting Clarksboro, Pittsburg, Mannington, Chicago, and surrounding areas.

Church of the Nazarene W. M. McDaniel Highland Avenue M. EB R. W. Putnam Brick Tipton Meredith Springs Garrison East Park Bellview Guy Waltz Ladies’ Aid Meeting Ladies’ Aid Society Highland Avenue Ohio Howard Gance Thomas King Belleville Guy Satterfield W. G. Ganoe Weltha Ganoe Hallie Cotter W. J. McGerry Liberty Avenue Alva Mary Acord Clifton Forge Emma Snd Helen Putnam Grafton Mattie Higginbotham Watson R. Fi. Jennings Newel Lawrence Higginbotham Bellview Avenue Grace Glasscock Mannington A. B. Moore

Local Residents and Visitors Report Weekend Activities

Notices list residents like Mrs Ward Satterfield near Mannington and Mrs R C McServe visiting Youngstown. Guests include Miss Parcle Bowyer of Littleton and Miss Ivy Carpenter with James Carpenter. Others travel or host relatives across Sabraton, Glover Gap, Mononga h ah, and Bellview.

Ward Satterfield Mannington R. C. McServe Youngstown Ohio Parcle Bowyer Littleton Bert Jones Highland Avenue G. V. Talkington Benston's Ferry Howard Watson Pruntytown George Glenn Wilson Sabraton Avenue James Carpenter Elias Keenan Glover Gap Charles Hood Bennett Monongah Faward Dennis New Buffalo Mich Pere Marquette Railroad Company Homer Carpenter Earnhaw Lillian Berry Georgetown Margaret Ammons Pennsylvania Avenue Lizzie Woods Forrest Davis Smail William Lynch Bellview Avenue Harry Bainbridge N. M. Malone

Accused of Murder of School Teacher in Freeport

William Creasey of Covington Kentucky was jailed in Mineola charged with murder after being alone with 22 year old Miss Edith Levoy of Tappan Lake New York in her home last night when she was shot. Creasey claims he slept on a couch and she shot herself. Assistant district attorney says death appears to be by own action and Creasey did not carry out the act.

Freeport N.Y William Creasey Covington Edith EB. Leroy Mineola Creasey Edwards

Roofs Not Replaced On Homes Of Union Miners

Miners in Tilrison County report Gibson Coal Co has not replacing roofs on several miner houses in McWhorter. Officials say no effort was made to restore roofs despite recent rain storms. two houses lost roof strips and one roof was removed from the treasurer’s home while the union president’s house also sustained damage.

Gibson Coal Co McWhorter Til—rison County Fairmont United Mine Workers of American Weston

Idamay Battles Fairview in Anticipated Diamond Showdown

Idamay faces Fairview on Blackshere diamond tomorrow afternoon as Port Knight plans an all star lineup to try to extend Idamay's lengthiest winning streak. The game promises a red hot clash with high stakes for both teams in Mannington.

Idamay Fairview Mannington Port Knight Allstar

For Rent One Four Room Cottage in Clay ton Addition

A four room cottage is available for rent in Clay ton Addition. Apply Mrs. John Kuhn at Jefferson Street for details.

Clayton Addition John Kuhn Jefferson Street

DALLAS SHAWNOT BELIEVED TO HAVE KILLED HIMSELF

Mystery surrounds the drowning of Dallas B Shaw a former Fairmont resident found near Hagerstown Maryland with two letters in his clothes to Miss Inez Gance and Mrs Hazel Shaw The letters hint at a suicide plan and request the letters be sent to the intended recipients Relatives doubt the self inflicted death and believe the letters were a blind to escape family ties Shaw is described as a former Singer agent and a son of Edward Shaw of Winfield He was raised in Marion County and had connections in Fairmont.

Dallas B. Shaw Hagerstown Potomac River Potomac Inez Gance Grafton W. Va Hazel Shaw Miss Gance Hazel Shaw Fairmont Marion County Singer Sewing Machine Co Monongah Edward Shaw Winfield Okie Shaw William Shaw

Minister Shot As He Leaves Residence In Berlin Turmoil Follows

The German government announced extra courts for Nationalist plotters and a state of emergency for Prussia after the Foreign Minister Rathenau was assassinated. Reichstag debates erupted with left and right factions. protests and threats targeted Doctor Helfferich as ministers toured post‑assassination turmoil. Rathenau, renowned as the wizard of the German empire, had steered reconstruction and diplomacy with France’s Loucheur, shaping wartime import expedients and postwar policy.

Deipburg Africa Rman Wirth Walter Simons Doctor Hathenau Louis Loucheur Wiesbaden Germany France Doctor Ruthenau Genoa Doctor Heifferich Doctor Helfferich Party of Representatives Reichstag Rathenau Prussia Walter Rathenar German Empire

Shamrock Fuel Co to Seek Injunction in Miner Dispute

The Shamrock Fuel Co faces a potential injunction in Marion County Circuit Court sought by A Q Davis to restrain miners from marching to the Shamrock mine. Five marches have occurred as unions attempt to organize the non union plant which reportedly employs around ten cars of coal daily. Davis claims the Shamrock workers prefer non union status. A separate murder verdict was returned in Pittsburgh against John P Russ for killing a policeman last Christmas.

Hoult Shamrock Fuel Co Marion County A. Q. Davis Uniontown Hess G. & C. Co Shamrock Meredith Haymond Davis New England Fuel & Transportation Co Monontalia County Morgantown Lazzelle Pittsburgh John P. Russ Joseph Acoghill

Notice Net Robinson Seeks Reelection To House

Net Robinson a present member of the house of delegates announces to the public that he will seek reelection at the coming primary.

Net Robinson House of Delegates

Oils and Rails Feature Sales In New York Market

New York June 24 oils and rails led speculative interests as Mexican Petroleum bounded 6 22 points on financial position and prospective earnings. Pan American Petroleum rose, California Petroleum and General Asphalt advanced, New York Central gained over 2 points, with leading rails and transcontinentals bought by commission houses. Market closed firm with about 400 000 shares traded.

New York Mexican Petroleum Pan American Petroleum California New York Central Rubber and Tobacco Siles

Grain and livestock prices and Liberty Bond closes

Pittsburgh cattle receipts total 1,500 with steady demand for heavy hogs and lambs. Chicago grain markets dip amid rains and selling pressure as July wheat futures fall to 1.13 1/4 to 5/8 and September 1.14 6/8 to 3/4. Corn weakens with local liquidations. oats decline. calves and sheep show mixed steady figures. Liberty bonds end mixed with various closes around 100.10 to 100.26 across series.

Pittsburgh Chicago Board of Trade

Mrs Taft Enjoying Busy Social Week in England

Mrs Willieamy Taft has spent a hectic week in London with numerous luncheons teas and shopping trips. The King and Queen treated the Tafts with marked hospitality and chatted privately with the Taft party at court events. Mrs Taft praised the Queen and King noting their friendly manner and interest in America while describing court life as unusually welcoming.

Mrs. Taft England London Byiths Willieamy Howard Taft White House Taft America United States

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Floyd Carnegie E of Technology Pitts E. ©. Hall Matamoras SU Athletics Snington Fanington Athletic Club Athletics Litton Mine Glover Japatormert jeeAthletics Scisit Eomannington Near- Uiye D. T._ S. Fala Company Salt Sagain M. E John Beddow L. S. Schwenck Pau Epworth League First Christian Church B._E. Hanes Bible Christian Endeavor First Presbyterian Church Charles W. Hurd J. W. Koontz United Brethren Church S. E. Bauman Weiner Plattenburg Lectured Highland Avenue M.E John C. Hupp T. G. Mereith Dallas Shawnot New York Exchange New York Central Advances Allied Chemical and Dye Alli-Chalmers Amer Amer Car and Foundry Hide and Leather Aimer International Corp Sumatra Tobacco Tobacco Anaconda Copper Atchison i Alt Gulf and W. Indies Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore & Ohio Bethlehem Steel Canadian Pacific Central Leather Grandier Motors Chesapeake & Ohio Mil Pac China Colorado Crucible Steel Erie Myers-Lasky General Asphalt General Electric General Motors Goodrich Co Kennecott Copper Louisville & Nashville Mexican Miami Copper Middle States Oil Midvale Ste Missouri Pacific New York Central N NOW, & Hart Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific Okla Pacific Oil Pan Amer. Petrol Pennsylvania People's Gas Pure Oil Ray Consol. Copper Reading Rep. T Royal Dutch, N. Y Sears Roebuck Sinclair Con Southern Pacific Southern Railway Standard Oil N. Studebaker Corp Tennessee Copper Texas Co Annes Texas & Pacific Tobacco Products Gnion Paol United Real U.S. and Alcohol United States’ Rubber United States Steel Utshi Copper Westinghouse Electric Willys Overland Liberty Bonds York Scott Electric Shop Market St. Mannington Sigma Chi Fraternity Clarksburg First National Bank Mannington, West VA Federal Reserve Bank Son Milein Owl Southern Pine Lumber
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