Wedding Breakfast Honors Sturm Brown nuptials at Buckhannon
Elmer Russell and Misa Pearl Sturm hosted a wedding breakfast for the bride Mildred Sturm of Clarkshoro and her marriage to Joan Otto Brown Jr of Philadelphia. The couple, members of Revolutionary era families, departed for a wedding journey to Philadelphia and the East as guests enjoyed garden centerpieces and twelve attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Russell
Misa Pearl Sturm
Mise
Mildred Sturm
Clarkshoro
Joan Otto Brown, Jr
Philadelphia
Buckhannon
L. T. Sturm
Hardton County
Promient-Cdal
Brown
John O. Brown
Kampkillkair
Benton
Fagila
Antioch
Valley River
Emily
Oblock
Genevieve Carpenter
Irene Mincent
Kathleen Schaffer
Julia White
Clarksburg
Goldie Holdrén
Mildred_ Martin
Mary Rousch
Flossie Cramer
Olive Dunham
Personal notices of local residents visiting relatives
Mr and Mrs O A Watson of Jackhannon visited the city today Mrs Watson and children will visit relatives in Winfield while Mr Watson goes to Martinsburg on business Mrs Samuel Hite returns from Utica NY where she stayed with sister Mrs Everett Stetson B Reed of Connellsville to visit son R S Reid and Mrs Reid on Benoni Avenue Mrs J W Kinsey and daughter Zella Kinsey leave for Webster for a week Marian Reed spends weekend at home in Booths ile Alfred Mills and baby Dorotha visit from Steubenville for two weeks at Mrs B F Mills Locust Avenue Robert Freeman returns to Pittsburgh after visiting sister Mrs J Mitchel Mills Mrs W D Moser and daughter Elinor Jane of Crafton visit James Knight family on Ridgely Avenue Miss Josephine Ready of Grant Town travels to Pittsburgh to visit friends Lena Caldara returns home H F Upton returns from Roanoke VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Watson
Jackhannon
Reid
Benoni Avenue
J. W. Kinsey
Zella Kinsey
Webster
Marian Reed
Booths“ile
Alfred Mills
Dorotha
Steubenville
B. F. Mills
Locust Avenue
Robert Freeman
J. Mitchel Mills
Mills
Mumford Apartments
Pittsburgh
W. D. Moser
Elinor Jane
Crafton
James Knight
Ridgely Avenue
Josephine Ready
Grant Town
Lena Caldara
H. F. Upton
Roanoke
Monongahela Coal Association reaffirms prestrike scale in Morgantown
The Monongahela Coal Association met in Morgantown with 35 members to reaffirm the scale adopted before the Northern West Virginia coal strike. W. E. Watson of Fairmont chaired, as trade officials discuss coal movements, freight loads, and east west distribution along the B&O lines. The report notes rising freight activity east of Grafton and steady coal tonnage on the Monongaeh Division while naming coal companies suspended in West Virginia. A Princeton University memorial honors 62 Civil War dead in an alphabetized tablet with no soldier distinction by service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Monongahela Coal Association
Morgantown
W. E. Watson
Fairmont
W E. Watson
Fairmont & Cleveland Coal Co
Pittsburgh
William F. Nagle
Coplay
Coplay Cement Manufacturing Co
Blaine Moore
Hutchinson Coal Co
Baltimore
Philadelphia
J. L. Byrne
Scottdate
Grafton
Monongah
Charleston
Boone Smokeless Coal Co
Beckley
Black Gem Coal Co
Huntington
Cooper Carbon Coal Land Co
Shawnee Coal & Coke Co
Cleveland Gas Coal Co
Black Star Coal Co
W. P. Read Colleries Co
W. P. Read Coal & Coke Co
Fairmont By- Products Corporation
Claremont Coal Mining Co
Princeton University
Old Nassau
Local church listings announce Sunday worship across Fairmont
The Journal lists services at Christian Science Society Fairman and multiple congregations including Williams Memorial Methodist Episcopal, Fleming Memorial, Grace Lutheran, First Baptist, First Methodist Protestant, Methodist Episcopal, M P Temple, Diamond Street M E, Central Christian, First Presbyterian, St. Peter's Catholic, and Church of Christ. It notes sermon topics, times, Sunday schools, Epworth Leagues, and midweek meetings with pastors and speakers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Society of
Epworth League
United Brethern
United Brethren Church
W. G. Ware
Fleming Memorial
BE. M. Moster
Roy J. Meyer
Christian Endeavor
First Baptist
W. J. Eddy
John
Stump
New York City
Fanny M. Jennings
Parkersburg
E. J. Thomas
Fairmont
First Methodist Protestant
C. C. Lawson
W. K. Shafer
Claude H. King
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Fairmont Avenue
Fourth Street
Toomeymes
Epworth Ae
Girl Scouts
Bost Scouts
Methodist Protestant
J. C. Broomfield
Europe
Frank Delligatti
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Paul
Ephesus
God
Diamond Street
Diamond Street Methodist Episcopal Church
J. C. Buckley
Central Christian Booster
Bible “School
Central Church
Second Street
Walnut Avenue
Jesus
J. E. Gordon
Irwin Smith
Wenidal Moran
First Presbyterian
Woodmen of the World
Woodsmen Circle
First Presbyterian Church
Jackson and
Jefferson Streets
H. G. Stoetzer
Mr. Stoetzer
Bible School
Frank C. Ewan
St. Peter's
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Madison
Jackson Streets
P. H. Gilsenan
P. J. Devaney
Church of Christ
Church’ of Christ
Columbia Street
Osgood Optimistic Over Business Here in West Virginia
D M Osgood delegate from Fairmont reported retail trade in the state is holding up despite unsettled conditions. Merchants rely on quality goods and aggressive newspaper advertising to sustain high averages. Osgood was elected a director for the coming year and urged Fairmont as the 1923 convention site with June 21 22 set. Charles M Anderson of Huntington was re-elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Retail Merchants Association
Huntington
D. M. Osgood
Fairmont
Frederick
Huntington Country Club
Osgood
Association
Charleston
Clarksburg
Charles M. Anderson
Ferris Seeks Wife Who Eloped With Hayes Boyles
Sam Ferris of Junior West Virginia traveled to Fairmont in hopes local police would aid his search for his wife Cora Ferris who allegedly left home with Hayes Boyles. The couple was said to be en route to Pittsburgh Pennsylvania prompting officers to wire a description to Pittsburgh authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ferris
Junior
W. Va
Fairmont
Cora Ferris
Hayes Boyles
Pittsburgh
Social Calendar Highlights Local Church Activities Week
Monday hosts and meetings across Williams Memorial Methodist Episcopal and M E South churches in Chicago street and 322 Chicago street. Tuesday brings Ladies Aid at 7 30 p m and Missionary Society at 2 30 p m with W C T U host. Thursday features camp hike, Circle and Keystone Class events, Loop Park picnic and an Elks dance in Ravine Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Webb
Southern Methodist Episcopal Church
K. C. Hood
Chicago Street
K.C. Hood
Jesse Wright
Williams Memorial Methodist. Episcopal Church
South
M. E. Church
E. C Hood
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
E. Fan Gilder
View Avenue
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Cora Morrow
State Street
Good Cheer
Diamond Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bertha Holt
Guffey Street
Isabella Thoburn
Loop Park
Diamond Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Elks
Ravine Park
No clear news item in fragmentary prose
The text presents a fragmentary archaic exhortation about oath, honor, and resistance to political despotism. It lacks identifiable people, places, dates, organizations, or concrete events to construct a proper news card.
Dusk Encounter on the Road to Gavrillac
In Chapter IX Andre Louis meets Sit'isiyon at dusk as a patrol reports a mare chausee from Rennes had scoured the area. They reveal Gavrillac’s pursuit and that Andre Louis rode a horse hired from the Breton Army, prompting tense implications for the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre Louis
Garrillac
Warning Voice Cries Out On The Trap Ahead
A terse warning line warns someone to avoid a trap as a lookout speaks of guarding the path. The fragment hints at danger and caution, with a mysterious figure named Pie Bassin referenced and a teaser for a continuation in the next issue.
Celery Plants Strong Transplanted At Local House
Hahiee Flower and Plant House reports celery stocks thriving after transplant. Ridges ly off Locust area noted. contact via phone 541 for details on availability and care tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahiee
Ridges Ly
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TOCAL
Peetiehe
Amelia Bennett
Locust
Gladys Huss
Saginaw Mich
Harris Roberts
Margaret ‘Farm’ Roberts
Ernest Mullen Ohfarris
Jefferson Street
Miss Roberts
W Roberts
King Street
Pats
Cantown
Drs. R. S. Reid
West Virginia University
Lost Creek
Echool
Harris
M. Harris
Ft. Harris
South Park
Charles
J. H. Beckman
Virgina
Katherine Wolfe
Elkins
Margaret Harding
Bluefield
Gladys Yoxum
Virginia Wolfe
Westerville
Ohio
Otterbeing College
Katherines
Elkins High School
Yokum
Wellston
Mizz
Fairmont State
Ph McDermott, Jr
Uniontown
Hunt
Seattle
Wash
Dalalsey
Detroit
John Cragoynesburs
Henry Bub
de- Midh
Albert Whitaker
Ing
Frederick Lorch
Pitts
John Colgate
Fork City
Wuill
Miss Na Reay
Joseph McDermott
Elén Robb
Nelson Stewart
Mary Moore
John N. Colgate
Youn Crago
Campbell
Turley
Agnes Aileen Peck
Logan
Lahey
Abert
Phipps Peck
Eles Man Delta Fraternity
Numober
Wormgls School
Mary M. Hurst
Vassar College
William J. Wiesel
Summerville, N. J
Lake Chautauqua
E. B. Moore
Saginaw, Mich
Hamilton
First Street
James C. Welton
Mary Louise
Piedmont
Welton
Don Sigler
Sigler
The
College of Dental Surgery
J. C. Burchinal
Bernard McGinley
Anne Kenney
Isabel
Bess Quinn
Clarksburg Country Club
Himerick-Woodward
Harriet Grace Woodward
Frances Herbert Himelick
Coldwater
Mich
Robert W. Himelick
Home Furniture Co
Beatrice
Virginia Osgood
Rosedale Manor
Manna
Flashmann N. Y
Sheps
Shannon- Allens
C. Mo Ritchie
Stoney~ Brook, LY
Presbyterian Church
Rosa Coffman
M. EB. Coffman
Rush Miller
Harriet
R. A. Lough
Ancel McNemar
Edgemont
McNemar
Monongahela Power & Railway Co
Mary Dana Devol
Fairmont Chamber of Commerce
Beverly
LeRoy Taylor
Virginia Taylor
Ray V. Hennen
Kathlean Hennen
Monongahela Association
Scaramouche
Nentes
Rinso
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