Consent and notices from local people and events
Consent in person granted for a marriage between Jesse Earl Line and Grace McGlover of Antington Francia ML McGlover the father gave consent in writing. Charles Norman Davis and Gitdys Pearl Morgan of Monnington, Clarence McDonald of Grafton, and Bessie Bailey of Carolina, plus Guy Yost and Mabel Jollts of Manington. The Western & Southern Life Insurance Co moved offices to Hall block over Murtit's drug store. Flemin Memorial church Sunday evening Children’s Day exercises attracted a large local crowd with decorators Fahrs, Jones, Snyder contributing to fern and rose arrangements. Crusade Commandery 6 Knights Templar to install officers tonight at Masonic Temple. Knights of Pythias jewels awarded at Rivesville honoring twenty-year members Ira G. DeVault, J. F. Wrickett, John S. Price, John Harris, L. Merrill, R. J. Parsons H. Lemley, James A. Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Earl Line‘ville
Grace McGlover
Antington
Francia ML McGlover
Charles Norman Davis
Pearl Morgan
Monnington
Clarence McDonald
Grafton
Bessie Bailey
Carolina
Guy
Mabel Jollts
Manington
Flemin Memorial Church
Tutus Brown
Chas, Snyder
Lois Jones
Knights of Pythias
Rivesville
Twent
Ira G. DeVault
J. F. Wrickett
John S. Price
John Harris
4. L. Merrill
R. J. Parsons H. Lemley
James A. Knight
Novel educational feature and ten questions in church study
A local page notes an educational feature with ten questions and a comparison of answers from Attended Services at St John’s. Knights of Malta observed services at M E church with Rev Yoak discussing Magnolia growth. Music by Rowand and an instrument for choir. Weather forecast says warmer tonight and Tuesday. Local readings include temperature 65 at 3a, yesterday 91 high, 69 low. Events tonight include Chamber of Commerce meeting and a library book auction.
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Ibis
West
Ives
Fearid
St. John's
Knights of Malta
M. E
R. J. Yoak
Strs. B.C
Mason
Arizona
Blanche
United States
F. P. Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Public Library
Negroes Rob Man Sunday Morning
A report describes a Robbery on a Sunday morning as two masked men held up and demanded money from Hunt who was assaulted with a blackjack. details include the assailants diverging and the incident tied to local police response. The article records church events and community notices surrounding the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Hunt
Brazil
Western Union Comgrees
Pennsylvania Railroad
I Ct
Drasilin
Methodist
Epworth
Wessern Company
Istitute
Buckhannon
Hunt
Mike
W. A. Dilion-Western
Dillon
M. B. Church
Robers Lutheran
Mira
D. W. Reiter
West Charleston gun battle wounds two officers
A morning shootout at the Adelphi hotel in West Charleston left Patrolman Ernest Feazell seriously wounded and Patrolman John Westfall fatally shot. Overstreet fired from his room after officers knocked, with Feazell hit in multiple legs and arm. The incident followed a dispute over a quarrel involving a police timer and a fee dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overstreet
West Charleston
John West
Ernest Feazell
Westfall
Adelphi
Feazell
Peagell
Jamison No 7 Coon Goes on War Path
Sheriff deputies raid Jamison No 7 seeking Frank Hammond after a disturbance. Hammond allegedly attacked his sister Susie Pail, damaged property, and fled. Deputy Jim Barrett describes a comic misadventure while pursuing a supposed bear dog that turned out to be an airedale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamison No
Coon
Fr. C. L. Holland
Ville
Glover
Jamison No. 7
Frank "Hammond
Hammond
Susie Pail
Jim
Jim Barrett
Congressional Invest
Baltimore Coal Trade Supervision Acknowledged
C W Galloway approves general supervision of water coal exchange in Baltimore while Mr Murphy continues associated duties. Mundy, formerly with B and O Railroad and Consolidation Coal, is seen as informed on Baltimore conditions and will assist. The piece lists coal movement specs for 1920 and notes legal action delaying unmeant years in Fairmont reclamations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
C. W. Galloway
Murphy
Mr. Mundy
Ralroad
Coal Company
Oy Bas Ames
Fairmont
Lorain
Pitsburgh
Airmont
New York Central
Ashiabas
Pairmont
Philippt
Glock
Alston G
Federal Court of
Ae Virginia
Fie
Philippi
Amtomol
Wolfe, Cleveland
Imanager Fe
Saas Ae
Hutchinson Coal Company
Matageel Johnson
Hutchinson Coal ‘Company
Ananto
No Evening Church Services Warned For August First
An oblong of church notices lists no Sunday or evening services on August first across Central Christian, Presby ter’s, and First M. E. churches. Meetings include Central Church official board Friday at 8, and a Tuesday Presbyterian gathering. one entry notes Pastor change and a Virginia trip for Lee EEO and family. A separate local incident reports Frank Russell accusing Blanche Upholt of stealing his wife’s wedding dress and other items, with Upholt jailed on a similar charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyter’ Churi
Eeeninee Ae Olace Lee Eeo
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Frank Russell
McKeesport
Glover
Blanche Upholt
Farmington
Upholt
Margaret Beans
America
Mopoy
Charles F. Bday
Pala
Tine Baptist
First Baptist Church
Vic
Justice Musgrove
McKeescort
King’s Herald
Harding's Quiet Day at Frelinghuysen Home
Senator Harding spent a calm day at Senator Frelinghuysen's country home in New Jersey after a golf match with Frelinghuysen Hale and Kellogg. He planned a quiet remainder of the day and to return to Washington by midnight, with no political engagements on the schedule. Ministers met in the forenoon, and church services were noted as part of the day’s routine amid renewed campaign activity anticipated in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J
Harding
Jos. Frelinghuysen
Senor Frelinghuysen
Hale
Maine
Kellogg
Minnesota
Washington
Delegates' Reports at First Baptist Sunday Service
After returning from the Bafilo convention, First Baptist will devote Sunday morning to reports from delegates. Rev J C Broomfield attends a general conference of Methodist Protestant churches in Baltimore on Wednesday. In his absence Mrs Carrie Fleming will lead the prayer meeting that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
J. C. Broomfield
Baltimore
Mré
Carrie Fleming
Transfusion and surgery notes at Cook Hospital
Layman Gana admitted to Cook hospital after recent blood transfusion and another operation. Mrs L D Nor, of the Manley hotel, to undergo operation today at Cook hospital. Ford car stolen from ME church area. police investigating. Fairmont meeting of the American Association of Engineers to discuss mining plans. J F Construction pours concrete for bridge arch. completion expected within a week. Marriage licenses processed by deputy clerk.
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Layman
Gana
Layf
L. D. Nor
Manley Hotel
Cook Hospital
R. Z. Webb
M. E. Church
South
Oscar Wilson
Neyers
Casey Conuni Company
Icers
Fairmons American Assoriatin
Enwilly
IIam Lyle Dies Suddenl y At Watton Hotel Cafe Chief
Tiam Lyle colored aged 40 chief at the Watton hotel cafe died suddenly yesterday at his home 613 Monrose Street. He had been in normal health, died within hours. Undertaker Williamson prepared the body. Funeral arrangements await word from his wife visiting relatives in Fredericksburg Va. Also notes 1920 world cocoa output estimated above 600,000,000 pounds with the United States to consume almost half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iiam Lyle
Tiam Lyle
Cief
Watton
Monrose Street
Williamson
Fredericksburg
Tawcocoa
United States
Yardmen Return From Fairmont Strike
The yardmen’s strike in Fairmont ended as workers returned to duty today after union leader James Nee of Cumberland Md praised the decision. Chicago reports say wages will rise 22 percent with changes at the B and C line. 283 Fairmenters rode the Washington excursion. mallet engine service between Fairmont and Grafton may resume August 1 as B&O officials monitor the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
James Nee
Railroad Me
Cumberland
Mon
Moose
Chicago
R. P. Barnett
B. C
Tansportation
Baltimore
Monongah
Charleston
Washington
D. C
Grafton
B. Z
Rolverstott
Fatal Food Riots Hit Hamburg Amid Siege Declared
Two people killed and no reported injuries in Hamburg food riots as a state of siege was declared last night, according to Central News dispatches routed from Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Hamburg
Berlin
White Man Shot in Duel With Negro in Monongah
A revolver duel on Saturday left Charles Holbert of Monongah wounded and hospitalized at Cook hospital, after Holbert and Randolph Seal colored exchanged fire following a cane attack on Holbert’s brother. Seal fled and was not captured. No official report to county officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Holbert
Monongah
Cook Hospital
Holbert
Randolph Seal
Saul
Young Holbert
Chicago Republican convention probe reveals bidding outcome
Unclear OCR text notes investigations into the Chicago Republican convention. It suggests the highest bidder did not win the prize and that the public perceived the process as the county’s sole custodian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Teomnean Aeron Co
Af At
Fourearitani E Penditires
Chicago
Brsar
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