Local Social Events and Meetings Filled With Notices
Local society items describe an April 8 dance at the Maple Promises to be in Mont Eldravent with a committee from Perry bury arranging the event. Pittsburgh's John Kealer and Camelia Wood of this city are noted among attendees. A wedding yesterday at Geont town involved Rev W J Eddy officiating, with the couple planning to reside in Pittsburgh. Numerous community happenings include an important Sunday school meeting, a birthday, a local school essay contest, a club luncheon, and chapter entertainments at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elke
Mont Eldravent
Bury
pateBbInn
Faza
John Keaaler
Pittsburgh
Camelia Wood
Todeo
Geont Town
W. J. Eddy
Eee iFirst Baptist Church
John Sharp
Mannington
Personal notices mixed with health updates from Fairmont area
The column lists local residents with health issues and recoveries including Blosher, Mrs. McConaughey, P. M. Hoge and daughter, Sargeant, Vera Bergen relatives, and Phyllis Monroe. It notes teachers resuming duties at Wil White and Thomas C. It also mentions trips by Mrs. Guy Waltz and Misses Madeline and Kath, and visits to Cameron, Green Grove Springs, and Mianipa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont Avenue
Clemens, Mich
P.M. Hoge
Miss
Cameron
Reed
Sargeant
Cook Hospital
Vera Bergen
BB. Walker
Ifo Tolia Conner
J. Seonner
Ogden Avenue
Green Grove Springs
St. Angus
Guy
T. Waltz
Madeline
Kath
Pittsburgh
Phyllis Monroe
Avbertome
Walnut Avenue
Syileks
Mary Elen Henry
Wil- White
Fivensa
Fand
Duncan Sinclair
New York
Edith Klaw
Thomas C.its
Miller School Reopens After Two-Week Absence
Miller school resumes operations after a two week break due to influenza illness among students and staff. Classes resume with normal timetable as attendance improves and health authorities monitor the situation.
What People Say j and Some Side Remarks
A column comments on garden conditions with tips from Luther Fleming about turning soil and a remark by Augusta Evans on a stage adaptation. It also notes Senator Capper’s figures showing farmers’ buying power rising from 1600 to 3100 dollars annually while city incomes stay around 900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Fleming
Stgn
Capper
Sister Marys Kitchen and Menu Notes From A Cookery Page
This fragment blends kitchen tips with a dawn of spring foods and a home cook’s notes. It discusses removing ash taint from silver and flatware with lemon or orange peel, mentions kitchen tools, then presents a menu for tomorrow including breakfast lunch and dinner items, a fruit salad recipe, a fruit dressing, and a beef casserole recipe. It ends with a rhetorical question about silence in burnt toast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iemon
Leston
Jettien
Billie
Solomon
Boy Thought Fatally Burned is Cured
Rudolph Thompson, 22 months old, son of Mr and Mrs E M Thompson of Philippi, was badly burned weeks ago and treated at Fairmont hospital. He is practically recovered and returned home Sunday. The child won hospital attendants with patience during his suffering and his father is superintendent of the Frick Coal company of Philippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Thompson
E. M. Thompson
Philipps
Fairmont Hospital
Thompson
Frick Coal Company
Philipp
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Philadelphia
Fisnes Vonite Dadsoen
Aupor~ Cimalé
Bara Ditkende
Aide Kelouls
Raymond Edward
Paterday
Mrn
A. C. Wat
Howard Hg
Hia
Ber- Ueiugone Clawnon
Bath Adama
Willong Haymond
Daughters of the American Revolu
Woman's Club
Episcopal Church
Massonte Temple
Mise Callo Frey
Martin's
Fortney’s
Edna Lemley
Nellie Long
Mary Hervey
McFarlands
Westminster Gulf
Presbyterian Church
Ollce
Hettie Martin
George S. Martin
Sear Starksburg
Howard Woods
Detroit
Midh
Miss Martin
Mr. Woods
Pittaburgh
Austin
Texas
Bleth
Jonebli Lehman
Mra Lehman
J. E. Sanda
Anna Sénnony
Ichmond
Oliver J.sande
Vos Ee
Jackjo
Jefferson
Eants & Company
Augusta J. Evans
Stimo
Hippodrome
Paeserve
Llong
Betty Wales
Cyour
Mary
Kitchen
Martin
Martins Drug Store
Main Street
Pitura
Mountain City, Drug Company
PMONE
Peter Rabbit
Horton W. Burgess
Harper’s Bubble Books
Court
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