Visitors and locals flock to area as many travel and visit
A long list of residents and visitors visited towns and nearby areas Saturday and Sunday. People from Bristol Denver Cameron Fairmont Glover Gap Smithfield Uniontown Wheeling and Columbus were noted. Trips included business visits, family visits, and attendance at local events. Local churches hosted services and towns prepared for the Lincoln Chautauqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Keely
Bristol
W. Va
HN. Daugherty
Denver
Victor B. Smith
Smith
Mil Jan
Pittsburgh
C.F. Rossil
Baltimore
Arch Cook
Ero
Hess
Fairmont
Dr. Kinney
Glover Gap
A.B. Glover
Robert Crow
Cameron
Coadh
Thomas McNichols
Minnie
Sallie McCoy
B. Kendall
Elkins
William Hail
Weston
Our City
F. E. Dent
I.J. Dent
William Goddard
Toledo
Ohio
Everett Sole
Martins Ferry
M. F. Price
Wheeling
Corner Stone Laying Planned by West Virginia Masons
Shinnston West Virginia June 28 by invitation from St Johns Lodge A F and A M the Grand Lodge will lay the Corner Stone of a new Baptist Church in town. Grand Master W T Ice and officers will attend with a band Knights Templar. The edifice costing about 20000 will be largest in the Monogahela Valley and house a pipe organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shinnston
W. Va
St. Johns Lodge
A. F
A. M
Grand Lodge
West Virginia
New Baptist Church
W. T. Ice
Philippi
T. Wilbur Henn
Fairmont
C.D. Sturm
Clariburg
E. K. Stout
Clarksburg
Knights Templar
B. F. Matheny
William C. Taylor
Baptist Church of
Old Dominion
Correo
Monogahela Valley
George W. Kinsey
T. B. Lawie
Bromley
Shinnston Plans Community Corner Stone Laying
Shinnston’s religious fervor shines as multiple churches grow and join in a shared Corner Stone ceremony. Rev T B Lauer leads church preparations while George Wilkinson and C L Watkins organize Masonic involvement for the event.
Prichard Rites Held At Baxter Cemetery
The body of Mrs. AS. Prichard was buried in Cunning ham cemetery at Baxter after funeral services at her Fifth street home conducted by Rev. W. J. Canter of the M E church South. Miss Edna Jacobs and Ethel Tooth an sang with Estelle Hamilton as accompanist. Pallbearers included Harry and Grover Cunningham, Charles Neptune, J. G. Floyd, Charles E. Gaskill, and C. C. Arnett. Relatives John Cunningham of Washington and Grove Cunningham of Pittsburgh attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Kulm
Wyatt
W.va
Elizabeth Haislop
Zanesville
Ohio
Wagner
Flick
Plomat Street
V. E. Smith
Salem
Ulyssus Tate
Lewis Whetzel
Fairmont
Our City
B. F. Conaway
Blacksville
Mike Brothers
Orlando
W. Va
C. A. Sanderson
Smithfield
Sistersville
Buffalo
Buffalo Street
Flossie Ryan
A. S. Rushford
Hamilton Terrace
Ross Teagarden
Erishaw
A. E. Todd
Cleveland
Caleb Burt
Robert T. Brouse
Charles
A. N. Parks
Presbyterian Church
Cadiz
Harry Tedrick
Virginia
Robert
Shenandoah Junction
Tedrick
Robert Lyall
Cameron
George Beatty and Son
Denver
James Furbee, Sr
AS. Prichard
Cunningham
Baxter
Fifth Street
W. J. Canter
M. E. Church
South
Edna Jacobs
Ethel Toothan
Estelle Hamilton
Harry
Grover Cunningham
Charles Neptune
J. G. Floyd
Charles E. Gaskill
C. C. Arnett
John Cunningham
Washington, D. C
Prichard
Grove Cunningham
Pittsburgh
Knights of Malta Attend Services at First Baptist
The Christian's Sacred Order was the subject of Dr. W. J. Eddy's sermon to the Knights of Malta at the First Baptist Church last evening. Knights in full uniform marched from their hall to the church, creating an imposing sight, as the service filled the church. Reverend Eddy delivered an excellent sermon, with special music under Miss Katherine Hough, chorister, and Mrs. Minor Dunham at the organ. The Knights of Malta, though young in Fairmont, are among the oldest organizations in existence and their local membership is rapidly growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Eddy
Knights of Malta
First Baptist Church
Eddy
Katherine Hough
Minor Dunham
Fairmont
Monument to Dead Hawkinberry Unveiled in Barnsville
The Woodmen of the World White Oak Camp No in Barnsville Cemetery unveiled a monument for C C Hawkinberry. Rev Carrence D Mitchell of Central Christian Church gave the oration. Prof W A Halsead read a dedicatory piece. Officiating officers included L D Snider Lewis Smith A F Carpenter J W Snowden J C Motter J J Gattin. Parade led by Captain J C Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
White Oak Camp
Barnsville
C. C. Hawkinberry
Carrence D. Mitchell
Central Christian Church
W. A. Halsead
L. D. Snider
Lewis Smith
A. F. Carpenter
J. W. Snowden
J. C. Motter
J. J. Gattin
J.C. Phillips
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Mer
Madras
Wile Ca
Cap Mainans
Madison Sti
Fair Mont. W.va
Mannington News
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Lodge
J. ‘B Lazear
Festus Downs
Eldridge Carter
Board of Pub‘Works
Marion County
Board of Review
Ion
H.R. Furbee
Lincoln
Barrackville
B. Smith
Uniontown
Carl Beatty
Clarence Thomas
Chester Startzman
Charleston
Harry B. Beatty
Ken
Charles Phillips
Migs Nell Burt
Fairsont
Elks Band
Elizabeth Wheat
Arch Burt
Luther Wilson
Naley
Akron
Hos. Barnes
Gap
Thomas Downs
Del
Haward Conaway
M. E
Donley Jones
U.S
Agress
Wright
Agnes Cecilia Wright
Minnesota
Baptist Church
Methodist Episcopals
Christian Church
Baptista
T. B. Lawler
George §. Wilkinson
Shinnaton
C. L. Watkins
He Tite
Dsomely
Woomer
Barnesville Cemetery
Ster S Pills
Bie
Fees Ioe
Pdig
A. B. Smith
Osteopatm
Main ST
Marietta Hotel
Ene Naan Aou Ncte
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