Morrow Granted Leave for Special Chicago Course
At a Charleston meeting of the Board of Regents, Mrs. NOR C. Morrow of this city was granted a one year leave of absence to pursue a special course at Chicago University. She has long served on the Normal faculty and will return after completing the program in the early fall. Mrs. Morrow has been active in state educational work and previously acted as principal of the local Normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago University
Board of Regents
Charleston
Bileave
Nor. C. Morrow
Local Society Notices From Farmington Area
Personal items announce Mrs P Jr Bennet Mrs John R Bennett and daughter Milly visiting relatives in Stewart C The Misses Beulah Boice and Ger rude Swiger depart for Ypsilanti Mich for summer college term with Niagara Falls en route The Misses Lucile Mary Hart return home to spend summer with parents at Fairmount Ave George Cole visiting uncle S A Lough in Brorgantown Miss Ursula Fingel from Washington DC visiting Miss Frances Haggerty Farmington Misses Rose Kennedy Neva Barry Katherine Haggerty of Farmington head to New York for Columbia University summer term Miss Goll Sturn of Farmington visiting relatives here Mrs Harry Shore and children Edward and Margaret have returned
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P. Jr. Bennet
John R. Bennett
Milly
Stewart, C
Beulah Boice
Gerrude Swiger
Ypsilanti, Mich
Niagara Falls
Ypsilanti
Lucile
Mary Hart
St. Joseph's Academy
Greensburg
John Hart
Fairmont Avenue
George Cole
A. B Cole
A. Lough
Brorgantown
Ming Ursula Fingel
Washington, D. C
Frances Haggerty
Farmington
Rose Kennedy
Neva Barry
Katherine Haggerty
New York
Columbia
Goll Sturn
Harry Shore
Edward
Margaret
Havo
Fairmont Man Takes Law Examination
A. H. Todhman of Fairmont was among applicants before the West Virginia Bar Association for a license to practice law. The examination concluded yesterday in Morgantown with forty nine candidates. Dea H. C. Jones from the university law school served, with examiners Prof. J. R. Trover and A. L. McGaskill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Todhman
West Virginia Bar
Morgantown
Dea H.C. Jones
University Law School
J. R. Trover
A. L. McGaskill
Alleged Burglar To Have Hearing Tonight
John Muhalski, accused of robbing Fire Chief J Watkins's home, is set for a hearing before Justice of the Peace R Leigh. Muhalski was captured by Fire Chief Wilkins and Night Police Chief Albert Seaman after a break in. authorities found a Panama hat, a black felt hat, revolver cartridges, and door opening pliers in his possession.
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John Muhalski
J. Watkins
Justice of the Peace
R. Leigh
Mulhalski
Wilkins
Albert Seaman
Watkins
Multhaski
Hennen Is Sent Home To Grafton
John Hennes was taken into custody after slashing his throat on a lonely road to Glover's Gap. He was released from county jail and placed on a Baltimore & Ohio train to his home city of Grafton, where officials were notified. Despondency from poverty prompted the attempted self harm.
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John Hennes
Glover's Gap
Baltimore & Ohio
Grafton
Hennen
Musical Prodigy Patricia Cavanaugh Captivates San Francisco
Three year old Patricia Cavanaugh of Alameda, praised by Pavlova and other musicians, performs piano pieces with perfect pitch and feeling. Promoters seek a special permit for her to appear on stage, though she remains a small child who plays in thirds and transposes melodies.
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San Francisco
Cal
PF. Cavanaugh
Alameda
Marlon Patricia Cavanaugh
Pavlova
Shays
Miner dies in Jamison Coal mine disaster
A report notes five accidents in Fayette county and incidents in Hart son Kunutwha Marios Medowell Mer ver Ratergit. John Lucas a Roumanian died May 22 at the Jamison Coal and Coke Company No 9 mine Marion county. A Scotch recruit story follows with a sergeant declining enlistment due to one eye.
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Fayette County
Hartson
Kunutwha
Marios
Medowell
Merver
Ratergit
John Lucas
Jamison Coal and Coke Company
Marion County
Report 22 Mine Fatalities In May
The May report by Earl Henry chief of the West Virginia Department of Mines shows 22 total fatal accidents in and around state mines. Of these 12 were due to roof and coal falls, with one mine car fire, a locomotive incident, and an electrical-related fatality involving an Austrian named Frank Holupki during slate loading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston. W
Earl Henry
Department of Mines
West Virginia
Frank Holupki
Fragmentary wartime note shows scattered details of accidents
A damaged OCR snippet references real accidents, gas, mines, and foreign troops. It mentions attempts to remove items around a unit, a water body, and unidentified figures, with garbled names and dates. The fragment hints at wartime events and casualty mentions without clear specifics.
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Washington, D.C
B. F. Reed
Misa Pauline Reed
Katherine Ffollingshead
Nejille Hekinnam
Eight Weeks 'Club
Elehth Street
Locust
Amue
Country Club
George Ellsworth Miller
DeBolt
Cunningham-Martin
Charles G. Cunningham
Blanche F. Martin
Clarksburg
W. N. Long
Christian Church
Gaston Avenue
Sixth Street
Harriett Martin
Consultation Telephone Exchange
Cunningham
Monongah Glass Company
B. T. Canninghem
Frank Barnes
T. A. S. Club
Bolton Street
N. E. Jamison
Loop Park
MC. Lough
W. A. Lawler
Ash
Lynch
Ladies” Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Spee
Cumberland
Mud
Walter Bimes
Fairmont State Normal School
Fairmont
State Board of Regents
Parkersburg
John McCool
Brockport
Virginia Shallenberger
Meta Galliher
Joinstown
H. G. Stoetzer
Doroths Howard
Louise Conn
Pt. Marton
Clifford Kinkead
Philipp
Jesse, LeMasters
Mildred
Marjorie
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Capital
Darla Moore
Washington
R. He Booth
Newport
A. B. Scott & CO. Jewelers
Marion Patricia Gavagaugh
Piano
Hill Home
Sandy
Grand Tonich
Clara Kimball Young
Wim
Price Mounta Drug Court House
Meredith Street
Maile
SOTH
Hompei
Joe
Ge Sorkman
Laround
Ameri Land Mine
Marne
Sumner
Tutto
Tim
Hartley
Victrola
Victor Bandel
Gisaly
Victor-Victrola IV
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