Community Event Highlights At Normal Gymnasium
The Normal gymnasium hosted a party organized by the Woman's council, with about 16 attendees and a slate of officers elected for the year. The evening featured music from Barker's string orchestra, a violin solo by Miss Rhea Robinson, and a spelling bee. Multiple social events followed including a birthday party for a local child, a chain party, and a kitchen shower for Miss Helen Miller Phillips. A farewell party honored Wayne Foreman of Fairmont Printing Company, with dancing, games, music, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amenee
Rhics
Kemble White
Hazelinson
Samuel Leeper
Yale
P. M. Hoge
Misa
Barker
W. J. ‘Dydie
Wbight
Rhea Robinson
Rabi
Var
Rene
Eeaiaa
Yau
Niles
Fairmont Printing Company
Wayne Foreman
Morgantown
Morgantown Printing Company
Foreman
Kelley Music Company
Monongah Candy Party Opens Local Stationery Visit
In Monongah a candy party and social gathering occurred at a resident’s home into the evening. Guests included Mr Branly, Sopheriar, and area residents from Worthing and Westchester. The event featured visiting friends from nearby towns and a note of local travel to the street car station for a community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branly
Het
Sart
Holt
Minced
Hay
Worthinicon
Hilal
Wales
Trabél Huliman
Worthingshore
Davla
Westchester
Monongah
Hammond
Grafton
Ruth
Loretta Leeson
Connery
Farmington Area Commencement Highlights and Local News
Farmington Aire careers in a ts ql graded school commencement held Monday night at the school auditorium. Rehearsals begin for the high school play Kicked foe of College directed by Mabel Morgan with public show May 25. Another game canceled due to cold weather between High and local team. Mrs Guthrie sold land in North View addition to Mrs Morris for 1800 dollars. W P Moran started excavating for a new building on Main street. A marriage license issued to Myley Powell and Alice Meu Garner. Ben Conaway and Pearl Morgan noted in personals. W B Lough shows a large geranium, a point of local pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aire
Eeehool Auditorium
Mabel Morgan
Higgaboo
W. P. Moran
Kuhn
Powell-Garner
Myley, Powell
Alice Meu Garner
Manning
Large Indian Hemlock Grows Over Five Feet In A Year
A plant grown from a small cutting last September has reached over five feet tall including its leaves. The grower notes the species is thriving in a warm, well heated room and expects continued rapid growth. This is believed to be a record for the state.
Local Personal News Highlights Across Morgantown
Residents attend weddings and honeymoons while travelers and visitors populate the city scene. Mary Mulligan hosts new relatives, Edward J. Allen of Parkersburg visits, and Herbert Watkins welcomes a Pittsburgh birth. Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Clarksburg visit. Mrs. Watson travels to New York. Kenna Clark in Philadelphia. Ada Mayer from Parkersburg hosts at Morgantown. Martha Iota is born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bellew. Gertrude Roberts hosts Ada Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harel
Geavibe Feeman
Niriva
Edward J. Allen
Parkersburg
Edgar T. Brown
Clarksburg
Brown
Morgantown and
Wheeling
C. W. Watson
New York City
Fairmont Farms
M Kenna Clark
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Herbert Watkins
Ralph Burt
L. W. Scott
Canton
Ohio
Walter Bellew
Walnut Avenue
Martha Iota
Harry Kimmel
East Side News Attends District Foreign Missionary Convention
East Side News reports several men of the Diamond Street Mo Behaveh Foreign Missionary Society will attend the Morzantown district convention next Tuesday and Wednesday. Dr. Cyrus Doyers of Triune is named, with local illness updates including Miss Opal Stoneling and Mrs. William Hendrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Missionary Society of the
Diamond ‘Street
Foreign Mix
Te Morzantown
Movigantoyra
Donian
Opal Stoneling
State Street
Pansy Jacobs
Shinngton
Frank and
Louise Boyer
W. I. Boyerg
J. B. Blackwood
Maryland
Rye
Uys
Alice Renner
Hoyor
C. C. Patterson
Clark Renner
Reeves Jefferson Street
Arthur Mickle
C.P. Pride
Diamond Street
William Hendrix
Work the Staff of Life Toll for Knowledge
The note asserts that knowledge comes from toil and that effort is required to obtain food and pressure. it echoes John Ruskin on tolling for learning and sustenance as a lifelong duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John, Ruskin
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Charley
Wwell
Wilson Reinsy
Third Street
USA
Leland
Pauline Beeler
Vireg Allen Beeler
Bud
Irs
RK. L
Cunningham
Hnio Fieming
Vieilant
Mper
Methodist Merit Temple
Missie Johnson
O. C
Fourth Street
M. P. Temple
H.C. McKay
Sre Old Normal Gymnasium
Coueriul
Nell Dougan
Ru Reese
Grace Hill
Ruth Merritfeld
Mattie Bentel
Charles
Ross
Rouse
Farmington
Teil Literature
Aws
Fareday
Pow and Mannington
Paempot ‘High
Iant
Wednesay Lad
Mra
Bart Guthrie
North’ View
L. M. Morris
Ben Conaway
Eaione
Misa Pearl Morgan
Mannington
Mar
Tetaabl
Jack
Pairmont
W. EB
Lough
East Side
W. F. Boyers
Fairmont
Boyers
Charles Doyers
Ellenboro
Daughiter
Mowtyrbert Fall
Todasnit Valley
Stra
Helen Suathers
Hull
Queen Esther Circle
Diamont Street
Himuber
Mombera
Banqiet
M. Ey
Tome
Cyrus Doyers
Triune
Dr. Berry
C.H Berry Co
Michges Ave
Chicago
Fanus & CO
Jewelers
Fairyfoof
Fairmont Pharmacy
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Malin Street
Marion County
West VA
Enatiy
Jairmc
Jackson
Skinner's Tavern
Brown & Bailey
Victor
Sess
Scollectio
Vialoneetio Cay
Miner
Menustre
Mozart
Ste
Leabenst
Pester
Simphe
Remerine
Vith & “Med
Oolley Fox
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