The Trespasser Turned Away By A Prompt Ride Home
Priscilla rescues a hungry boy fleeing with apples after a road accident and a chase. Dickie explains he took several apples after craving the fruit and a switch-wielding farmer pursued him. Priscilla returns the boy and apples to Mr. Criswell and takes him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Driver
McClure
Pobriscilla
Priscilla
Princilla
Dickie
Brand
Scilla & Little
Orenard
Mr.Criswell
Mr. Criswell
Mvedano Priscilla
Bob
Criswell
Crisswell Coal Dispute Tests Longtime Farm Ties
Priscilla returns to the Criswell farm amid a coal land dispute that splits two families once close friends Bob and Priscilla. The scene shows personal tension and lingering romance as past affection meets present quarrel over land ownership and access.
Millennium Comes as Dickie’s Tale Proves True
In a rural scene Priscilla and Dick drive to the Criswells to reveal Dickie’s wild tale. Mr. Criswell, once gruff, has made a fortune from coal, while Priscilla and Bob join a plan to search a hidden dig site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla
Dickie
Mr. Criswell
Criswells
Sonny
Bob
Health Hints for a Clean Back Yard
The yard reflects the owner s health and hygiene. A clean well kept space reduces flies and waste, preventing sickness. Backyards offer space for children to play with toys and simple garden activities providing exercise and joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arpaney
Pythian Sisters Hold Large District Convention
The Anoural district convention of the Pythian Sisters met in Monongah with delegates from twelve towns including Enterprise Salem Fairmont Fairview Rivenville Morgantown Worthington Barrackville Clarksburg Grafton Shinnnton and Newburg. A noon dinner, reports from temples, speeches by Col Price and Mrs Mary E George, and an evening session at Lyric Theatre followed. Several new members were initiated and next meeting site to be decided.
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Pythian Sisters
Monongah
Enterprise
Salem
Fairmont
Fairview
Rivenville
Morgantown
Worthington
Barrackville
Clarksburg
Grafton
Shinneton
Newburg
Monongah Sisters
Col. Price
Mra
Mary E. George
Lyric Theatre
Mothers and Friends of BIEA Appeal for Contributions
A call from the Mothers and Friends of BIEA urges support and donations to assist the organization’s programs. Contributions and Pat are warmly appreciated to sustain activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biea
Pat
Madam in a Hurry Sparks Sharp Exchange
A brief note shows a sharp exchange with a woman named Madam during a rushed moment, highlighting impatience and pointed remarks. The item reads like a domestic or social snippet in a local column.
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Margaret
Newton D
Betty
Jimmy Dick
Margie
Paula
Rachel
Sald
Nora
Rus
Sarah
Wuxtra
W. H. Newton
First National
Jupiter
Criswell Farm
Dickitt
Criswell's Creek
Bill
Trent
Dickle
Cltleg
Aquare Foot
Beecham
Pythian Sisters IN Convention
West Virginia
Eben
Uncle Eben
Martin
Gett
Crane's Drug Store
Greater Fairmont Band
Gand
Anyhere
Claude E. Vincent
John A. Bloom
Mgr
Bell
Consol
East Side
Bentons Ferry
Alice Swisher
Mina Lucy
Spencer
J. W. Smallwood
East Ferry Street
J. A. Barnes
L. E. Oldaker
1Ehildren
Auburn
Grace Poe
Guffey ‘Street
Worth-White Girls Club
T. A. 5. Club
Charles Meredith
Morgantown Avenue
Charleston
Frank R. Amog
Guffey Street
WNT
Misa Emma Adams
Diamond Street
M. E
J. R. Smouse
Misa Adams
Osgood
Chicago Dairy Co
Madison Street
Fairmont Poniente
Geo. A. Walter
Mountain City Drug Co
Court House
Duffs
Helen
Ike
Allman
Een
Olivia
Neste Shy
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