Two Children Helped With Shoes At Relief Headquarters
At the relief headquarters in Wheeling two five year old children from the Hearse Tabernacle were fitted with warm clothing and shoes after demonstrations of hardship. The visit showed their neglected feet and soiled stockings. Volunteers provided undergarments, a hood, and warm outerwear while noting the children’s expressions of relief. The day drew a large crowd and 1500 plus orders for provisions and clothing were filed by closing time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citine
Wheeling
South Street
Hartiebaugh
Servius
Hnadquart
L. Hawley & Co
Albert Hinvlem
Wheeling Hakery
Raual
Police Court Room
Ohio county farmers institute at West Liberty June 17 18
The fourth annual Ohio county farmers institute will be held at Academy Hall West Liberty on Wednesday and Thursday June 17 and 18. The program includes lectures by Prof. FM Kane Morgantown Dr Juli A Meyers Morgantown and other speakers with a tea and demonstrations. The opening address is limited to twenty minutes and remainder of time reserved for discussions with all invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Week Liberty
Institute of the Ohio County Farmers
Academy Liall
West Liberty
Milas
Jacob
Liberty
Rowe Siail
FM. Kane
Morgantown
Hye Seatin
Juli A. Meyers
George Siesan
Wezzie Wailtian
Elm Grove
Abe Piain
ZOO
Ee Wien
Garin
eMassien
Ama
Garvin
Seltine Pate
Caerentei
Ferthihe
Henry Urry
Fucher
Feering
Saale
John
Thrilling Washington City Rail Depot Disruption Eludes Police
A chaotic scene at the Washington City depot disrupted operations as Captain Ball and Captain Whip led a pursuit before a planned wedding at Younus South Ride. Frank Ross, editor at Snapmener, prepared for the event while officials, including M. WLCitler and supervisor Kneinger, coordinated the response amid the national capital commotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Mickats
Potuts
Charles Ball
Vand
Frank Ross
Aed
Niiker
Whewllie Pooyin
M. Wlcitler
Sein
Eena Kneinger
Malhivnanen
Eheots
Moohpote Et
Ieoword
Wo Wheeling & Ay
Orr tal Manufacturing swears out warrant for L D Scott
Manager D H Donan swore out a warrant before Justice Rodgers, charging L D Scott, an agent of Orr tal Manufacturing, with emberslamuys. Scott was arrested by Oliver West and locked up. Meanwhile thefts of 265 cabbage heads occurred at Caldwell’s Run, with a farmer, W O White, pursuing thieves. Police court reports include fines for gambling and assault, and a football lineup for the Columbia Athletic Club. Also, Sarah C Mick was appointed National Aide for the Woman’s Relief Corps. Catherine Weir, 2717 Wood Street, died after ten days of grip. She leaves four sons and one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embersimoe
D. H. Donan
Orr Tal Manufacturing Company
Justice Rodgers
L. D. Scott
Emberslamuys
Scott
Oliver West
Denii
Mes
Catherine Wair
Wood Street
Weir
Vatrick Weir
Customs House
James d
Garrett, Ind
Thomas
Labelle Tre Works
John
Riverside
Catherine
Funeral of Mansmall White at Fourteenth Street residence
Funeral services for Mansmall White were private but well attended at the residence on Fourteenth Street. A.J. Cunningham and Rev. Dr. W.H.H. Cook led the tribute with a touching eulogy. The casket lay hidden beneath flowers as mourners gathered, and floral tributes included a significant white dove centerpiece. Burial followed at Hiranwood cemetery, with pallbearers and family comforted by a broad community greeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romulus Ao
Marshall Vase
Straet
A. J. Cunningham
Low Flrst Presbyterian Church
W. HH. Cook
Second Presbyterian Churds
oMolatad
G ‘Thomsen Corrigany
Open Horns blight and Minaur Lamb on stage
The open air Horns event featured Minaur and Lamb with Solood Head leading the Press group. New quarters were opened, a crowd enjoyed the story Aelia with scenes and neural Cet, as master of ceremonies led the gathering. The event drew notable locals including The Marlon Cinnamus and Jemen White, with vendors and bands setting a lively atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joland Mead
Pany
Minaur Ara
Solood
oFeemuml
Tors Wey
Anne
Veniel Aid aeneTous
Deveryan
Mill restart eyed at Riverside and Wheeling works
Reports from Riverside complex and Wheeling Steel indicate the Melmont mill will restart soon after improvements. About 150 workers rely on the furnace, with output projected to rise 25 percent once materials arrive. Riverside tube works add 500 to 700 jobs as departments come online. A La Halle pottery restart is planned, with wage cuts and withholding measures under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Wheeling Steel Works
Melmont
Russell Hubbard
Freideat
Wheeling Steel and Iron Company
Reuteren
Preent Hubbard
Evry
Riverside Iron Works
Rialark Tins
Barrow
Chain of Local Notices and Illnesses at McLure Ward
A crowded local column reports numerous residents of McLure Ward and South Side in attendance or ill health. It lists names such as Danford, Callahan, Reed, Arkle, Miller, Steen, Kyner, Monohan, Pipes, Manton, Young, Bloom, and others visiting, recovering, or traveling to Toronto, Parkersburg, and Pittsburg. It mentions a druggist indisposed, a foreman returning to work, and several individuals planning visits or trips in January and February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danford
Si Claireville
Tea McLare
D. Leeman
Windsor Quest
James W. Callahan
Bee Screen
John W. Pel
Washington, D.C
MeLara
W. G Armorecht
South Side
la Reed
Clarksburg
McLure
Squire Joseph A. Arkle
August Miller
Forty-frees
Allen Steen
Forty-fires Street
Selena
Edward Kyner
South Jacob
Aenie Monohan
South Wood Street
Toronto
J. A Pipes
Urlekiayers
Gata
Dobn
A. Hutchinson
Parkersburg
J.C. Dickey
Huntington
Misa Fannie Merge
William A. Sargent
Monock
Mia
John H. Pipes
South Jacuy Street
W. A. Bond
Ravenswoor
C. C. Show Company
Mennen
TR. Carpenter
Sinteragilie
New Martingvillp
Yow
Martinaville
Kerry
Warrisont
William Barr
Clayaville
Pau
John Zarluts
Katie Bicholtz
Tte Woltzel
Wheeling
Kentucky
James Minkemeyer
Louie Biehoff
Jacob Steurnagie
Hull Creek
Stournagio
Ashtabula
Lake Erie
Watson
West Virginia
Nin
Jowph D. Jhasen
Pittebure
Tha. Fen Wee
Pacific
Pitte Hung
Tricude
Bearn
Neema
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.W. Blatchley
Jacob 5T& Telephone
Lawe Mone
J. H. Locke Shoe CO
J.hllocee Shoe Company
Congress and Lace
Stacy Adams & CO
Wen's Fine Shoes
Tiv Locke Shoe Company
I. G. Dillon & CO
Targer As
Dorkan, Wess
Manabareer
Prareet
Baalfiacees
Thom the
Nail Cry Stamping
W. ON. White
Caldwell's Run
Mr. White
Gorge Watson
the Roberts
Charles Weissner
Leonard Schwartz
Ned
Gomne
Hall
Columbia Athletic Clay
Madison Athletic Clut
Howguard
Chas
List
Kile
Clit Dawson
Mason Lukens
Harry Howell
Harry Gina
Collier
the Emsbetmner
Fred Wood
Walter Sayers
Amanda L. Maredock
Woman's Reiiaf Corps
Sarah C. Mick
New York
Gertrude McGielland
Wherlinw
Julia Cavenaugh
Wherling
Edna Shaw
Merfart
Main
Kievanth
Howe
Ty Jemen White
Marlon
Te Nivureide
la Halle
Lough
Dork
la Balle
W. Franzhein
Wheeling Pottery Company
Washington City
Aitha-Hiaudard
Bremen
Offeiala
Borge Boe Mintue Company
Plick Hall
Tony
J. A. McParland
Wanaling Pottery Company
Nail
Lea Honvie
McMechen
J. L MeMechen
Biegan
Charlies Hordensfiield
Harareville
Businss
Tien Érate
Lin
Anuct
Ally
Divitwate
Chitrans
Hau Eyenew
Meredith
Washington
Jodae Jackson
Baltimore
Joan DB. Meredith
Ancien
Garden
Gondral Watts
Geeden
Beth Sepate Sud
Harvard
Alexander
Chase Bros
Ity
Eroge
Markey Fererc
Sheff
Ketenslfe Optiotan
Tily Naln Street
Hoor
Fron Oy
Keaton
Ohio
Suen Spears & Riddl
Gehetal
Ginghampton
Stalwanmer Agente
Organiaen IB Jove Astets
Opera House
Imichifelly
Robert Downing
Perp Isih
Hoopes Opera House
Cael Wawpat
Santany i
Conried
Fereety
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