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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1886
Page
2
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The text documents scattered excerpts from a historical newspaper page with garbled OCR. It references political unrest, public notices, religious discourse, community events, and personal notices with numerous names and places, conveying a sense of wartime civic life and social activity amid confusion.
A garbled, OCR style report describes New Year celebrations in West Alexander with city sounds, local church notices, and community events. It mentions residents attending services, gunfire at midnight, and a public gathering at the Presmerion Church area.
The article recalls New Year celebrations in Fairmont with friends and families sharing gatherings at homes on various avenues. It notes invitations, dancing, supper, and hospitality, including Miss Kate Livron hosting a gathering and Mr. Morris Burns with relatives at his father's Wain Street residence. A revival at Thorn C church and social happenings among young residents are mentioned, along with a late night watch party and a successful rink event by the colored community. The piece also reports a wedding at the Winfield district home of Mr. and Mrs. Jones’s family, highlighting the groom’s industrious background and the bride’s distinguished lineage. A broad social scene follows with multiple local happenings and a sense of post-holiday prosperity.
A long mixed-update from Martins Ferry covers marriages in Pittsburgh, neighborhood events, dances, and local society profiles. It notes the McCarty and Muas families, various gatherings at churches, celebrations, and community activities with references to residents, stores, and town organizations.
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