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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1922
Page
10
Classified note reads like a want ad referencing XS ey the 1% directors offering services or positions. Details are sparse but indicates a niche recruitment or promotional listing. No clear names, places, or dates are provided in the readable text.
Proprieta rs contend strike harms business with some eateries not employing union workers and claim unfair pressure from the Culinary Workers, while others defend organized labor and insist operations run normally as merchants urge a remedy and wage relief. A second item notes the five annual convention of the National Association of Retail Grocers opening in Cleveland with technical discussions and committee appointments.
A vintage astrology note outlines Cancer birth traits such as strong feelings, versatility, and generosity, noting mood swings and independence needs. It mentions Moon as reversing planet and black onyx as birthstone, then shifts to Want Ads as a problem solver and a warning about misinsertions and cancellations for ads in the West Virginian.
Pianist Miss Sue Alice Keller and dramatic soprano Miss Grace Anne Kellen appear at the Me Reapath Chautauqua opening next Saturday. Keller studied with critics and performers of Prendl, fratiak and German schools, revealing a wide range of emotion. Kellen trained with American, Italian and German teachers at Ohio Wesleyan University and elsewhere, delivering polished diction and strong enunciation.
Joseph Adaison Hood of Marion Canary died shortly after 3 Telobe Senday fyelline at his home in Rivesville. Burial will be in Oaklawn Cemetery. Hood, born near Lowesville, was a merchant there before moving to Rivesville ten years ago. He was twice married, survived by his second wife Emily Arnitt Page and three daughters from the first marriage. He leaves numerous relatives including siblings and cousins in Monongalia, Harrison, and Marion counties. He had been in usual health until yesterday.
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