Town Talk and Local Notes Mixed with Hospital Updates
Local column mentions names such as Garfield Butcher and Robert Ran member from Floral Avenue, with references to Fairmont and Watton, plus a surgical major operation at Cook Hospital. Nurses and patients Jerome Hall and Mrs Carl Riggs noted. Light rain today with morning 49 degree temperature and heavier coats worn in spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Hall
Cook Hospital
Carl Riggs
Carl Riega
Ooo Hospital
Fragmented 1930s Almanac Style Q and A Fragments
Disjointed OCR notes mention Kwiz topics from Tilbrary to Arctic Highland, references to Venus, Moslem cipher, and a Jupiter of scattered phrases. Include weather notes showing Wednesday’s near cold, partly cloudy forecast and temperatures around 49 in the morning, 70 previously, plus local lodge and social meeting hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baestarsay
Kwiz Strait
Tilbrary
Ore
Siberia
Variah
Personal Notices and Visits Highlight Local Scene
Sam R Nuzum leaves this evening for Laurel Maryland and Cheriton Virginia to visit Miss Madge Sample and Mrs ALT Roberts. Mrs Earl Rose returns home at Downe after visiting her parents on Pennsylvanian Avenue. Wilson Steele back from Morgantown to see his ailing mother with Mrs Charles Steel also home. Charlie V Redic now of Morgantown visits here. Mrs J D Iter visiting Morgantown with Mrs Brunk Trotter. Mrs Harry B Crane and daughter Christine to stay with relatives from Glirkesburg. Ed Thompson of Slarsburg attends Mrs Fleming Dudleys funeral. Arthur S Cassell travels to Portland Maine on business for Lange and Crist. Martha Kinsey returns from Keyser. Mrs P B Henry recovering from diphtheria on Hamilton Street. Miss Lacy Watson and Mrs Arthur B Koontz of Charleston depart for New York. Mrs C H Becker visiting Clarkburg with Alpha Wallace. Martin Feeney in St Marys Hospital after pneumonia. Alex Ribeldaffer and son William back from Buckhannon where basketball tourney was held. Grace Bailey goes to Buckhannon for Miss Rebecca Workman funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam R. Nuzum
Laurel
Cheriton
Alecas
Madge Sample
Alt. Roberts
Earl Rose
Downe
Mra
P.M. Colinor
Pennsylval Avenue
Wilson Steele
Morgantown
Mr. Steele
Charles Steel
Mar
George Steel
Chariie V. Redic
J.D. Iter
Eral Daya
Brunk
Trotter
Harry B. Crane
Christine
Glirkeburs
Ed Thoropson
Slarskburslig
Fleming Dudley
Arthur S. Cassell
Lange and Crist Box and Lumber Company
Portland
Maine
Businese
Mise Martha Kinsey
Keyser
Markc Rolling
Roy Stevens
Pittsburgh
P. B. Henry
Hamilton Street
Lacy Watson
Arthur B. Koontz
Chatteston
New York
C.H. Becker
Clarksburg
Alpha Wallace
Martin Feeney
Pneumone
Gan~tou Avenue
St. Mary's Hospital
Alex Ribeldaffer
William
Buckhannon
Grace Bailey
Buckhannton
Rebecca Workman
J.B. Workman
Yester
Special Notice of Judicial Sale in Marion WV
Special sale notice under a West Virginia chancery decree of December 6 1813. W H Manley sues H Gray Manley and others. On April 17 1920 at 11 am the Special Commissioner will auction a Monongah land lot conveyed to Peter G Righter by Barsheba Smith. Terms include one third cash and rest in two equal installments with interest. vendor lien retained. James G Meredith Special Commissioner and Clerk Clarence Currey certify the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Marion County
West Virginia
W. H. Manley
H. Gray Manley
Court House
Monongah
Said County
Peter G. Righter
Barsheba Smith
Nals
Mrs Saan Dudley buried after long illness
Mrs. Saan Dudley aged about 60 died Sunday morning at her Lowellist rest home after a heart affliction. She was a daughter of the late Lindsay Boggess and pioneer resident of Gilbes Marion county. Funeral services were held at 10:30 this morning at her residence, conducted by Rev. E Goodwin, then burial at Gilboa. Surviving children include Mrs. A M Kuhn Fairmont, F Dudley Truston, B Dudley Fairmont, X Moore Fairmont, and Mrs. Harry Gaston Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah’ Rogeess Dudley
Sir Sidow
Dudley
Fairmont
F. Dudley
Truston
B. Dudley
Charles Moore
Harry Gaston
Seattle
Wash
Gaston
Lindsay Boggess
Gilbes
Marion County
M. ©. Church
In Memoriam Elmer C Floyd Dies In February
Elmer C Floyd, a Stafford mine employee and prominent Baxter citizen, died February 22. Funeral services February 24 at the family home, with interment in Oaklawn Cemetery. Members of Woodmen of the World attended in a body. Rev Curtis of the Methodist church delivered the sermon. Floyd, son of Mr and Mrs William Floyd of Riverville, married Addie Droci on December 24 1905 and left three children Ruth Marie and Lester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Floyd
Baxter
Floyd
Stafford
Thia
Th Ter
Oaklawn Cerntery
Woodren
Pyitan Sista
Alstern
Ather
Chldren
Woodmen of the World
Senate Adopts Article X Reservation on Peace Treaty
Washington March 1 The Senate voted 56 to 26 to adopt the Lodge Article X reservation to the peace treaty, aligning Democrats with Republicans but signaling uncertainty about ratification. The measure, framed by Republican leaders, preserves congressional war powers and limits executive claims while stating no obligation to intervene in other nations. The vote reflected a two thirds majority for adoption but did not guarantee future ratification.
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Washington
Wilcom
Senate
Fourtenn Democrats
United Republican
Othane
United
Republi
United States
League
Congress
Lodge
Borah
Brandegee
Calder
Cappen Colt
Cumminsyecurtia
Dillingham
Edge
Hyking
Fernald
France
Frelinghuysen
East of Grafton rail fire meeting notes and names
East of Grafton on Monday Bal more and Ohio rail fire occurred. Traffic manager Joada of itretgit from Sandusky Cement Co. Cleveland Ohio attended. Matthaws secretary of District A at Clarlabore today. H E Peters president of Sub District 4 in Fairmant. Haptondtall district travel auditor in Sub District 3 with headquarters in Gratton. Tra Marke district board member at home in Flemington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Mine Workera
Euih Matthaws
Clarlabore
H. E. Peters
I Fairmant
M. L. Haptondtall
Gratton
Tra Marke
Flemington
Peter Silver Dies at Home of Four Daughters
Announced death of Peter Gilner father of Mrs. P M Gollings. Died Sunday night at the home of daughter Mrs Albert Dunbaugh in Butler Pennsylvania after two years of invalidism. Mrs Gettings and daughter Miss Teabell traveled to Butler to attend funeral services observed last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Gilner
P.M. Gollings
Albert Dunbaugh
Butler
Gettings
Mise
Teabell
Saas
Expec Wilson on car shipments and yard totals
The report shows 925 total cars with 845 placed early. Open cars lead with 885 and coke 34, plus a Monongahela railroad movement of 170 cars to the West Virginia district. Pennsylvania totals reach 194 cars, with no cars in eight locations on Wednesday. Curtis Bay shipments rise gradually, Curtis Bay tonnage yesterday reached 112 cars, the heaviest since March 1. Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road fuel shipments on Monday totaled 30 Ohio points 7 miscellaneous 105 Curtis Bay 112 St George's 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Mines Delon
Monongahela
Wes Virginia
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ohio
Ian Curtis Bay
St George's
Curtis Bay
Curiteey
At Bay
Salt bill push noted at meeting of GOAL OPERATORS group
Representatives discussed enacting Tilson Connecticut proposed salt bill repealing Lever act. Association noted Baltimore and Ohio railroads fuel loading limits, with B&O pressuring for changes. Brooks Fleming Jr announced new standing committees including Thick Seam Scale and Thin Seam Scale with named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilson
Connecticut
Ohio
Seasion Brooks Fleming
Association
Awc Beeson
W. C. Dobble
Gkins
J. H. Callahan
D. Brady
David_ Williamson
George
Fragmented notes hint at upcoming appointments and policy committees
A damaged, unclear OCR fragment references appointments and tax transportation matters. It mentions advisory committees and policy panels, with bits about committees continuing work and coal or industry topics. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the piece signals forthcoming organizational actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe Baker
Bite
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Launday Mulcher
Dothong Eirmont
Garfield Butcher
O'Neal Hareb
May Ferm Boat Club
Peasane
Nthe
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Robert Ran‘nenbers
Floral Ayenue
Rus
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Eastol
R. West Virginia
F. P. Hall
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Hell — Merion Ladet
Naing
Wks
Fe Hall
Marion Lodge
Paulding
Rayel
Pine Guilding
Ladies of Mothel
Showalter
Machy Baildins
Grocern’ Division
Lat
Trevey Nuttery
SW. M. Boars
Leration of Labor
Seaton Camp
Ighbors
Ithe Skinner
James 4. Muredith
R. L Clarence Currey
Saan Dudley
Talimont Pharmacy
Uneed
Kerns & Harris
Merchant
East Arsel
Grafton
Balmore and Ohio ‘Railroad
Peter Silver
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Main Street
St. Patrick
Ireland
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Columbia
Cork
Killarney
Old Brin
Trish
Mother Macree
Kathleen Manvoureen
Jerry
Erin
Mrs. McLeod
Kelley
Company
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