Oils promin ent on market today
Mexican Petroleum led a strong session on June 26 with gains exceeding 22 points as the market recovered from Friday’s highs. Pan American Petroleum and allied oils followed with solid advances while other oil and rail issues posted varied gains and modest strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Ork
Pan-American Petroleum A
Cain
Royal Dutch
Suidebaker
Brookish Rapid Transit
Virginia Carolina Chemical
Mexican Petroleum
Pan American
Outbursts of Everett True sag continues
Shipping market notes from Chicago and Pittsburgh detail butter prices and hogs, with receipts and bids for dairy and poultry products. Reports from Langley Field say an airship sighting sparked an investigation, while statistics claim married men are six times as trustworthy as single men.
Littleton Boys Rally To Edge Locals In Nine Inning Tilt
June 26 Littleton defeated local team with solid defense and timely hitting. McGartney and Stodamire pitched nine innings for the win as Littleton claimed a close game despite Stodamire’s late trouble. Hits went to Van horn Moore Gould and others, with strong fielding highlighted by consistent play throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannington
Manhington ‘Athletic Clif
Hieton
Shmington
Nansine
Littleton
Attor
Turaday
A.C. Will
Pleyo
Farrivont Elks
Ibeca
Sunce Leen
Birthday gathering at Cuundise home honors Jovinoingham
A relightful birthday surprise was held Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cuundise in honor of Mr. Jovinoingham. A number of friends attended, sharing ice cream and cake after a pleasant evening with games and chat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wils
William Cuundise
Jovinoingham
Sgemes
Clyde Hibbs
Aranil ‘Tucker
Ray
Obie Moore
Holbert
Cinda Irsball
Carole Tucker
Lydia Moor
Martha
Mildred Hibbs
Miss Hibbs
Glentis Holbert
Picana Baker
Elsie
Helen Hamilton
Miss Kert
Elizabeth Weare Holbert
Frank Baker
Jane Elis Moore
Ray Holfobert
William Barasset Tapa
Gordon Wrisht
Haimilton
Tole
Harry Holbert
Joba
Hibbs
W. M. McSud
John
Robert
Ughter
Thelma
Jerielo
Baker
Metz
Hurotton
Swonaiari
Gmiss
Marta Wess
Idle Sington Mines Quiet as Dispute Persists
June 26 dispatches report D. scoal Co main mine at Salt Lick calm but with apparatus workers awaiting further word as a dispute lingers over operations. Meantime at another site tensions rise and production pauses continue amid unresolved issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snington
Evers S
D. Scoal Co
Salt Lick
Apsratares
Mannington Nuisance Stings City Again Near Buffalo and Pyles Park
Police report a disturbance near the corner of Buffalo and Pyles Park avenues. A rambunctious incident echoes back to a wedding toast while locals joke about Americanism and wiener roasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannington
Their
Penny
Buffalo
Pyles Park Avenue
Weseon Siapappié
Mannington Junior Pageant Directed by Miss Boynton
Mannington Society junior pageant, part of the chautauqua, featured a peaceful history pageant staged Saturday afternoon. Miss Boynton led the children with strong help from Miss Louise Reimus, Miss Neva Monroe, and Miss Dorothy Parsons, presenting figures from William Penn’s treaty with Native Americans to modern times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal B. Boynton
Sue Eyes
Miss Boynton
Hoy—Howard Furbec
Virginia Ryan Page
Mary Alice Locher
William Penn
Thomas Hite
Billy Beamus
Sam
Paul Sybert
John Bull
Billy Eschenbaush
Abraham Lincoln
Bert Knight
Martha Virginia Burt
Estelle Nutter
Ruth Hanley
Albert Gallagher
Thelma. Wilcox
Katherine Dannigan
Mabel Wilson
Europe
Katherine Han Jus
America
Mary &. Harbison
France
Pauline Reed
Traly
Vivian Campbell
Great Britain
Aileen Myers
Mannington Men’s Bible Class Issues Thanks and Resolutions
June 26 Mannington Methodist Sunday school class adopted resolutions thanking members who supplied cars for the Farmington trip on June 15, praising committees for duties, the quartet for vocal music, and Professor McGowan and his orchestra for songs. The group authorized press copies of the resolutions and thanked for courtesies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannington
Mirs. M. & Church
Farmington
McGowan
C. Tabler
Sohn
Atkinson
One Dead Two Missing After Powder Laden Barge Explosion
June 26 Oneida N Y Mrs Ellig Green is dead and her two children are missing after a powder laden barge exploded on Verona Beach canal at Oneida Lake. The blast also wounded several others as a gasoline engine backfired igniting powder on deck. Green husband jumped in to help and his clothing caught fire but he saved his wife by pushing her into the canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida, N
Ellig Green
Verona Beach
Oneida Lake
Hel
State Board of Education Opens Sessions in Charleston
The West Virginia State Board of Education opened sessions in Charleston on June 26 to review budgets for state institutions under its control excluding normal schools. Tomorrow will cover matters at the State University, including the search for a dean of the College of Agriculture with President Frank B. Trotter present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
State Board of Education
Staie Normal Schools
State University
Collage of Agriculture
Frank B. Trotter
Chautauqua ends strong program in Mannington
Mannington closes its Chautauqua week with Princess TeAtea and company earning applause. Guarantors confirmed for next year, promising an even stronger 1922 program. Geoffrey Morgan and Dr. Cotton Noe delivered excellent lectures on daily life. Dr. Noe, famed poet, presented multiple readings including his piece The Great American Home. Superintendent Brandon praised the reception and promised a bigger program next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannington
Geoffrey Morgan
Cotton Noe
Noe
Brandon
Phautauqua
Nedpath
Wyatt Falls To Har ter Hill In A Close 4 3 Defeat
The Bingamon Wyatts traveled to Harter Hill Friday where they lost 4 to 3 in a fast tight game. Moore and Parrish starred for Wyatt and Har ter Hill. A rematch was promised for an early date. Personal notes report local visits and visits to Fairmont and Shinnston, with several residents and guests listed.
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Wyatt
Harter Hill
Wyatt Boys
Moore
Parrish
Arthur Stackpole
Shinnston
Howard Sturm
Enterprise
Walter Tess
Eleanor
Helex
Hess
Tetrick
Roy M. Ice
Fairmont
D. Keller
Bingamon
William Pettit
Monongah
M. Stackpole
A. G- Garten
Clarice Tetrick
Pairmont
A. M. Holbert
Barbara Williams
Russell Holbert
Thomas C. Connor
Hundred
Minnie Holbert
Roy EB. Ice
Little Daughterorothy
Marie
James Sturm
Edith Hess
Fairmont Normal
James B. Fowler
J J. Sencer
Hubert
Riverville
A. T. Mertin
Sturm
Local Socials Highlight Mannington Visits and Guests
Dents Run Mrs J C Haught and daughter Betty Lucila visited Mr and Mrs 4 E Batson Friday afternoon Miss Ethel Hayes shopped in Seven Pines Friday Cora Batson returned to Mannington from her uncle B Batson's home Agies Hayes Ruth and Dale Ryan were guests at Ierschel Snodgrass in Seven Pines Mr and Mrs 2 E Batson were Mannington visitors Thursday Aren Ruth of Mannington visited relatives on Heat's Run Saturday and Sunday Irene Sloan and Hazel Kittle spent Tuesday shopping in Mannington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Haught
Betty Lucila
E Batson
Ethel Hayes
Seven Pines
Cora Batson
Mannington
B. Batson
Agies Hayes
Ruth
Dale Ryan
Ierschel Snodgrass
E. Batson
Moose picnic volunteers sought for July 4 preparations
The general Moose committee in Mannington on June 26 urged all Moose members who can spare time to help prepare the grounds for the July 4 picnic. Volunteers should report to Clyde Hibbs at Marshall and Hibbs Hardware Store to receive instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannington
Moose
Blair
Clyde Hibbs
Marshall and
Mannington News Briefs and Local Moves
Mannington residents report relatives visiting and new job placements. Forrest Wise takes a Carolina position, N. M. Leigh works on a two mile road project, and Mor gantown hires FP Grubb. Several attendees visit relatives after a Loyal Star dinner, while others travel to Morgantown, Farmington, and Pittsburgh for visits or work. A birth is announced, Martha Alice Dehenderfer, with local family milestones and many travel notes among Mannington and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S W Rutherford
Lois
Wairmont
Forrest Wise
Carolina
Marian Bellmap
Camp Stonewall Jackson
Lewis County
Grubb
Morgantown
J. S. Norris
H. F. Hess
N. M. Leigh
Lumberport-Haywood Bridge
Clarksburg
Fairmont Pike
Harold Kk. Debenderfer
Buffalo Street
Martha Alice Dehenderter
Missuta Swiger
Fairmont
C. Swiger
Buffalo
B. G. Kubo
Virginia
Mannington
Agnes Griffim
Shinnston
Hubert M. Johnson
Oliver P. McIntyre
Smithfield
R. D. Mead
John L. Pieper
Wheelsing
Ulmer L. Wade
Washington Street
W. A. McCullough
Glover Gan
Ada Sapp
Pairmontoa
Emma Martin
Farmington Yestern
Martha and
Mary Joseph
Homer €. Shaler
Pearl McBroy
Grant Town
A. G. Clayton
Pittsburgh
Harry LeMasters
Watson
Artie Knisely
Trenton N. J
Te Steere Engineeering Cy
Helen Moore
Preston Harmon
Elkins
Witnesses Begin Testimony in Next Wilburn Trial
In Charles Town W V June 26 witnesses in the John Wilburn case return from the southern coal fields as both sides anticipate lengthy jury selection. Wilburn, Blair miner, faces a fatal shooting charge tied to last year miners march. his father, Rev J E Wilburn, was convicted of second degree murder in the same case amid related trials and transferred venue from Logan to Jefferson County along with the Blizzard treason case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desarles Town
W. Va
Associated Press
John Wilburn
Blair
Logan County
John Gore
Charles Town
Wilburn
JE. Wilburn
Blizzard
Jefferson County
William Blizzard
Mine Union
Logan
Britain supports Germany admission to the League of Nations
London June 26. Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin said in the House of Commons that Britain would be willing to support a proposal admitting Germany to the League of Nations. He noted the issue concerns Germany as well as Britain and that government policy backs the admission plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Robert Cecil
House of Commons
Germany
League of Nations
Iesyd George
Great Britain
Robert
Isid
League
Local motor party suffers narrow escape near Blacksville
Mr and Mrs J A Wise Miss Helen Wise daughter of W Earl Wise Mrs A Ray Mapel and F win Hough escaped injury after a collision six miles from Blacksville while traveling toward Bealisville and McKeesport. A foreign driver on the opposite side refused to yield forcing Hough to edge the Wise car to an edge. The car turned over in a rut left by rails. all occupants freed themselves with minor injuries. Mrs Wise sprained wrist and shock. Hough cut by windshield. Mapel and Helen Wise bruised lightly. top and windshield ruined. the party continued home except Mapel who went to Waynesburg to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Wise
Helen Wise
W. Earl Wise
A. Ray Mapel
Fwin Hough
Blacksville
Bealisville
McKeesport
Mrs. Wise
Mrs. Mapel
Mra Mapel
Waynespurg
Notice of Net Robinson's reelection candidacy
Net Robinson, present member of the house of delegates, announces to the public that he will be a candidate for reelection at the coming primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Net Robinson
Mem Er
House of Delegates
Lost Jewelled Pin From Sigma Chi Fraternity
A lost jewelled cross shaped pin bearing Sigma Chi marks and the initials H. H. G. 1914 was found on Mannington streets. Return to Mrs. Green at 412 Clarksburg Street for a liberal reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Mannington
Green
Clarksburg St
Children’s Day Program Presented at Local Church
A long program was given yesterday morning at the church for Children’s Day under the direction of Gb Evans. The service featured an anthem by Maker, readings by Evelyn Alar and a pantomime by a group of girls. Miss Belay Ross and later Rev Claude Tt Kinpe spoke on Bible importance for kinship and land donation for a recreation camp by Sam R Nuzumsdoyben.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Maker
Evelyn
Lersebel
Roselyy
Palth
Isirla
Alsers Pnil
Afabis Park
Miso
Ross
Ruth
Isogratny
Glsts
Messe Meme
Hartrick Aanga
Claude Tt. Kinpe
Kine
Grafton
Sam R
Eleven Arrested in Berlin Secret Council Case
In Berlin on June 26 eleven alleged members of a Bavarian secret organization called the council were arrested yesterday. Police said the group is suspected of involvement in the murder of the minister of finance and implicated in the killing of the foreign minister last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Elevert
Council
Finance
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Miner, Car and Foundry
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Hide and Leath
Amer. International Corp
Sumatra Tobacco
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Snatonda Copper
Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific Central Leather Chandler Motors
Chesapeake and Ohio
Bou
Chicago
St Paniee
MR. T
Pacartes Chino
Colorado Puel and Iron
Ereen
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
N. Y
N. A. & Hart
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Prod
Pacific Oil
Pan Amer
Unnsylvania
People's Gas
Ture
Ray Gonsol
Capper
Rep. I
Royal Dyieh
Eee
BOO
Roebuck
Sinclair Con
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Standart
Texas and
Pacifi Tobiatco
Transcontinental
Union Pacific
United Retail
U. S. Ind
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Jing
Everett True
Insburgh Livestock
Victory
Newport News
Langley
Washington
Air Service
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Anderson
Anscedd
Oround
The
Varloss
Wah
Littleton Boys
Vanhorn
So Gould
McGartney
Tim Stodamire
McCartney
RUN Aintelles
Gullough
Hott
Ammill
N Gould
Gartney
Ol Falinso
Geerty
Uvort
Barunst
Iupimes
Flagsy Meadow
Dut. S. Idle
Nnington
Jgray
Jericho
Aret
Palrytew High School
Fairview
Gerbusy Mannington
Mannington Society
Men’s Bible
Chautauqua
England
Clayton Addition
John Kuhn
Jefferson Street
M- E- Churat
Central Automobile Corporation
Omonree
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