Excellent system yields food for 200 families
City relief effort reports over two hundred families aided with food and clothing donations. Executive Committee, ward committees, and volunteers organized work at Market Street headquarters with 502 names registered for work. Donations list includes hats, cloaks, shirts, boots, corn meal, coffee, tea, and more. Endorsement rules tightened, coal deliveries increased, and plans to run operations through Monday and Tuesday outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Citizens’ Committees
Robert Simpson
Cowan
Messrs
Hauer and Hocking
D. R. Brooks
Wm. Bodley
Wm. Gaus
Cop
Wil Clater
Lukens
Copp & Devore
H. Bell
C. Hess & Son
Emscheimer & Co
Kraft & Rosenberg
Henry Morris
J. R. Acker
Henry Horkheimer
Atlantic Tea Company
Atkinson & Woods
Elm Grove
W. P. Wayman
Geo. K. McMechen Company
C. EB. VenKeuren
Blach Bros
J.T. Stone
Hugo Loos
Reeister
Albert Stolze & Co
Ward Committee
Sis
Glenn
Caldwell
Macacer M. KR. Wolff
Telephone Company
Brandt
Relief fund drives aid for distressed in city
The Register Relief Fund collects 332.50 as aid rolls expand. Ward chairmen set meeting times daily. executive committee adopts relief rules prioritizing extreme need and family heads for work. City plans public employment, tool shortages and scheduling cause delays. 502 names registered, expect 600 soon. Community groups and firms organize baskets, donations, and benefits to bolster relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Trades Assembly
Register
Alis
Milas Jacob
Chamber of Commerce
Casas of Distre
Moining
Fire in Pocket at South Side Pharmacy
An apparent arson scare unfolded at John Coleman’s South Side drug store last evening when a man entered to browse and a blaze emerged from his inside pocket. Shoppers and staff restrained him as smoke filled the room, the coat was tossed aside, and water buckets doused the flames. The man claimed his $10 week’s pay was destroyed in the pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coleman
South Side
Divorce decree grants custody and alimony terms
In the Kingsport court yesterday Judge Paull granted a divorce in the case Louisa A D Kramer versus FPJ Kramer with the wife given custody of the children and alimony of 20 dollars per month while she occupies the residence at 816 Maret Street. The decree directs action if she loses the premises. The docket also notes church matters and a cafe advertisement amid the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paull
Louisa A. D. Kramer
St. Luke's P. E. Church
South Broadway
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Elm Grove
Trustius
Mosars
Gottfried Rentachler
Harry A. Forman
Andrew Schafer
Campbell
Alfred Paull
Alderson
Lost Money and Odd Notices in Local Advertisements
A fragmented OCR page lists a mix of ads and notices including lost money, wanted situations by a young man, and various theater and opera house items. Names like H Eusceisner and C Schanpt appear amid scattered references to Opera House events, Christmas greetings, and a weather note, all from a local publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Free
Prive Publishien Een
Opera Bucee
Vrwnk Opera House
Cler¢iana
Bowling League Opens With Close Matches and Big Scores
The first week of the bowling league season ended with tight margins and several strong individual scores led by Sam Harrison. Teams like the Bowlers, Wheeling B C, Intelligencer, and Press Club posted averages around 50, with Intelli gencer and Press Club yet to face each other. Upcoming fixtures include Wheeling vs Bowlers, Bowlers vs Calumets, and Press Club vs Columbia, while a 100 yard 2000 purse race showcased Morris, the California champion, as the unknown entrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intelligencer and Press Club
Seibert’s
Vriters
Sam Harrison
Besn No 3100
Brestes
Sam B. Harrison
Rimprose 8
List
Sam Hazlett
Frank Bry
Walter Broomfield
Walker Frisell
Will B. Day
Guy T. Scott
Frank Cr
Robert Brewster
Herman Sebockey
Joseph Weitzel
John Frew
Joseph L. Ries
Thay
Forte
Caldwell
W. A
Wheeling Bowling Club
Bow‘ers Va
Calumets
Press Club
Columbia
South Side
Intelligencer
Martin
Perry
Fred Stone
Marietta
Morris
California
Harel Kirke and Doris at Cleveland Opera House
Review lauds Mise Bileter as Hagel and Mise Tilsler in Doris at the Opera House. Mentioned attractions includeevents in a season with humor and pathos, and note on performances by various entertainers and critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Bileter
Hagel
Soragomant
Opera
Dee
Hazel Kirke
Mise Tilsler
Doris
Also Mentioned on This Page
TING
GEO, E. Stifel & CO
Stifel & CO
GEO, E, Stifel & CO
J.W. Blatchley
Jacob Sts. Telephone
Maxiene Luther Sting
Ate Nulliller
Uthea
Tom
Beneatt
Brighton
Moe
Conran
Seman Ladigs
Stacy Adams & Co
J. H. Locke Shoe Company
Opera House
Main
Wheeling
Martin's Ferry
Ohio
Wbadi
J. H. Locke Shoe CO
B. W. Mose’s
Ie. Wy. Ezoses
Market ST
Dillon & CO
Java
Dwee Ue
Citizens’ Committee
Register” Relief Fond
W. A. Wilson
R. W. Hazlett
B. F. Caldwell
Raymond Bauer
Atlantic Engine House
C. W. Seabright
Seabright
M. Grogan
Tindley McKinley
Eoff Street
Naylor
Hose House
Hermann Bentz
Engine House
Polles
T Company
Street Car Company
Reilly Bros
Barry
Bim
FIDE
Christiaas Dioner
Gavin
Tom and Jerry
Laskanis
Praite
Main Street
Ohio River
C. Schanpt
Dekcown
Linely
Ritchie School
Ritchie Boys
Minaville
Brocksaler
McAntoch
Kincheloe
Ritch
Tras
Linslys
Ritchie
Burt
Manly
Elsenach's
Edgington's Lawn
Wheeling Boxing Club
Hugh White
James Rowan
Jimmy” Rowan
Maloney
Muses Theatre
State Fair Groves
Efuin's Ferry
Sod T Washington
Martin's Perry
Cell
Tulenct
Tasgants
Male Street
Steck
James W. White
Marketsareek
Ak Laskarir
Alexander
Prof
Sheff
Semntide Optician
Ti Malm Street
Main Steert
S ¥Ock & Co
Fe D
Awesteam Artresa
Effie Ellsler-Bel
Brank Wertnn
Horbert Drewet
Uliver
Tay Eveng
Behied
Urreb
Kasekled Sigs, Petty, Essary
Colum Blair
Grand Opera
Vba Velie
T Frank
Frayze
Maciune
Amos
Cleveland
James Gordon Bennett
New York Herald
Svein Pumuer
New York
Casino
Marie
América
Frank
Prayie
Lastants
Fralts Om
Calaph
Mala Street
Albany
Atarnet
Susi
Salo Pot Huote
Xuas Cand
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