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Newspaper

The West Virginian

Location

Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1916

Page

7

By product coke output records rise in 1918 and church milestones

United States Geological Survey compiled data show 1918 coke output near 14,072,896 tons with by product plants expanding. Output rose across most states, led by new ovens in Cambria Pennsylvania and Duluth Minnesota as plants began operation in 1915 16. Separately Dr. C Mitchell pastor at the University Church Ada and later Fairmont has built churches and expanded memberships, moving from Grover Hill to Lima and then Montana before joining University Church Ada.

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Memorial Service and burial in Fairview community

Fairview Knights of Pythias held a memorial service at the M. B. Church in Hout on Sunday evening with Rev. A. M. Perkios delivering an instructive sermon. Attendees included Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters from Riverville. Amos, aged 41, long known in the camp, was buried Sunday at the nearby cemetery. Survivors include two children, Robert and Ruth, and sister Mrs. Lew of Cristol. A service followed at the M. I. Church south, with local clergy presiding. Many from Fairmont and surrounding areas attended, and visitors returned home after the funeral of their brother M. L. Amos.

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Trout Fishing Tips From The Old River Guide

The text discusses brook trout abundance across North America and Canada, noting preferred waters and typical catch weights. It covers feeding habits, effective baits and lures, and emphasizes clear cold water and wind resistance for successful fishing.

Elian Battery Rapit Cortent Fee & Good Enamel

Play Ball Lecture At Chautauqua By Henry Clark

Henry Clark will deliver an opening night talk at the Chautauqua titled Play Ball. The talk blends sport imagery with life lessons as Clark uses the ball game to illustrate broader ideas of vitality and everyday effort, drawing on the audience’s warm response and the event’s festive setting.

THE Chautauqua Henry Clark Clark Mr. Clark

Worth While Quotation of a Humble Leader in 2008

A fragment cites a quotation praising a man who avoids bragging, speaks in a plain tone, and acts with restraint. It notes his employment duties are ridiculed by some and his words are taken from others, describing a selfless, low-profile approach.

Mark

Plans For Coming Labor Day Celebration Discussed

Sunday afternoon the Oral Trade and Labor Council met in the Victory building to decide if the Labor Day celebration should be held here or in Morgantown. The committee weighed business support and local interest and planned to survey merchants about hosting the event. The next committee meeting is Sunday July 8 with reports due.

Oral Trade and Labor Council Victory Morgantown Thord Wnd Katrmont Horn

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