Intricate Era Erails Describe Local Weddings and Notices
A long, fragmentary OCR text reviews a series of social items from a small town paper. It lists weddings, engagements, obituaries, and personal notices, naming numerous locals, families, and events, with details on ceremonies, travels, and upcoming social gatherings around Lake Chatauqua and nearby areas.
Bond issue defeat leaves city facing higher taxes
Voters greatly limited support for a $126,000 bond measure, with 696 opposed and 778 in favor amid a citywide turnout of 1,373. Officials warn tax raises likely, as the council contemplates a higher levy to cover debt and potential deficits. The defeat prompts reflection on fiscal strategy and the need for prudent budgeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fon
Aguiut
Pat
Amalnay
Will Leabet
Pointwe Fleure
Fite
Ube City Hall
Missuyes
Nkversl
Cley Republican Huvilers
Mary Hall and others visit relatives in several cities
An itemized list of residents and visitors across Covington and nearby towns includes Miss Ruth Hall accompanying Miss Mary A Hall to Toronto, Miss Sara Michener visiting in Pleasant Valley, Nellie Wilheliy and Martha Keys from Wooster visiting Mrs J C Walden, and many others visiting relatives in Wheeling, Pittsburgh, Canton, and beyond. The note details moves, returns, and ongoing visits of numerous individuals, with a brief death notice later in the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsborg
Edward Thompson
Magi
Paddie
Wier
Laine
Jessi
Mery
Ange O'Harta
Clara Cunningham
Tas
Aren
Bini Bane
Zantsville
el Ger
Miss Anat Brotitr
Sonth
Devm
Joramont
Avonmery
Bas Ro
Doro
W. J. Dohmsian
North Main
Lake Pork
Mod. McPadden
Everfield
Lake
Carrie
Prieniteth St. Lewis
Fqyts
Tik Tie Pias
Air
Joul ¥ Schwab
North Minarent
Joseph HL Meardin
Clevelandh
Ard
Viele
Arne
Pittaburg Meiente
SMM
Atreet
Ravenna
Mory Osborne
South Chaps
Lake Chaneatswan
Fifale
N.Y
Hilo Marehad
Free Dary Ters
Charles Theiss
Charles Tavis
Henry
John Curcoram
Washington
Mary A. Hall
Covington
Jan, Hall
Toronto
Ruth Hall
Sara Michener
Washington, D.C
Mra
J. H. Kirk
Pleasant Valley
Nellie Wilhéliy
Martha Keys
Wooster
Ohio
J.C. Walden
M. Applebaum
Shomalkin
J. Aaron
South Main Street
Mollie May
Steubenville
Gussie Speaker
Fourthend Street
Misa Mollie May
Chis City
John Thonsr
Leatherwood
BL. Bol
Spencer
Carrie Gompers
Sixteenth Street
Chriss Waoks
Plitse Burs
Mami Cox
Saltbaler City
Utah
Fetenue
Sie
Wollam
Turner
Lima
Ohto
Arttum Johnson
Pleasants Valley
Vref
Sheff
Optician
New York
Witress
Rothson
Lee Ferguson
Teteat
Musiness
Shorten
Pittsburg
Ria Howard
John Schaefer
Bridgeport
Emma Braun
Wm Brawn
Scarlet Foyer
F.C. Meyers
Mt. Clements
Mich
W. F. Graebe
Eighth ‘Ward
Barnesville
Flora Andhinger
New York City
Charles
W. A. Shiriey
Wheeling and Citizens’ Railway Company
Cincinnati
Father Mauritius
St. Alphonsis Church
Misa Jonnie Beltz
Charles Seidles
Wil Ham
Toledo
Albert Albinger
Canton
Roy Mayers
Western Union
Canada Pover
Amy Mayers
Canal Dover
Massillon
Jas. Larkin
W. Winters
Midllebourne
W. Va
Jas. Hasenauer Renired
Boston
M. Dinger
Agalan
Walter
Altenhelm
Molle Helte
Phrehure
el Schaefer
Sch
Driehorst
Fu Mt. Clements
Charles Iine
Flacens Bras
Sion Baer Son
Pan Reymann
New
Mrs. Seybold
North Matt Street
Mpa
T. W. Bliss
Henah M. Bliss
Elisa
Fay
Twelfth Street
Ile
Bliss
Custer
Schuylkill River
Geo. A. Guster
Paine
Praneh
Custis
Martha Washington
Shi
Uniontown
Romage
Moundaville
Hersh
Ines
Miners Striking in Wheeling District Over Sixty Cent Rate
Delegates from Wheeling district met at Trades Assembly Hall to organize support for the strike where the sixty cent scale is refused. About 175 miners are on strike at Short Creek Gilchrist’s Elm Grove and Glendale. Moundsville mine operates on terms. Working mines include Collier’s Manchester Whitaker’s Belmont Riverside La Belle Boge’s Run and Koontz’s Benwood. A relief fund and funds drive were set, with Local No 146 donating 50 and Benwood Local 75. a 5 percent levy on wages was approved. The group planned a reconvening next Saturday at 2 o’clock.
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Wheeling
Trades Assembly Hall
Short Creek
Gilchrist’s
Elm Grove
Glendale
Moundsville
Collier’s
Manchester
Whitaker's
Belmont
Riveside
la Belle
Boge’s Run
Koontz’ S
Benwood
Uiree
District Sec
Local No
T Benwood
Lous
Oil News From Held and Nearby Wells Near Williamstown
Oil excitement rises as Held re opens near Williamstown with large bonuses for leases. Kanawha Oi Co well on Lohr farm near Frieden well due Tuesday, 600 feet west of Frieden. Mellan Co near Jerusalem hits rink dust. Eureka Pipe Line Co receipts for week ending show 59,410 barrels. Ankrom farm well near Indian Creek flowing about 1 barrel daily, near Mosca field with odd lack of gas and water. Rinehart farm well on hill in Sistersville field near Frieden well drilling, due Tuesday, heavy rain may boost later work. several Ohio and West Virginia wells shut down near Sancho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Hostaller Atl Eunant
Henry Tan
Williamstown
Kanawha Oi! Co
Lohr Farm
Frigden
Frieden We
Mellan Co
Jerusalem
Belmont
Monroe Counties
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Sistersville Fle
Centerville
Ankrom Farm
Indian Creek
C. W. Bjorkuusen
Rinehart Farm
Bistersville
Digby Oil Co
Frieden
Sistersville
Ohio
West Virginia
Sancho
All arrangements made for centennial celebration event
The city plans a grand centennial celebration next Tuesday with bell ringing, cannon, and a half hour of fireworks after midnight. The program includes a public meeting at the dancing pavilion opened by prayer and speeches by G W Atkinson, J A Howard, B B Dovener, a dayfirest display, and night fireworks. The event features Meisters Brass Band, free park admission, cheap fare for rides, and chair seating for thousands. Shoe sale ads accompany the notice.
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Elig
McLure House
Mogart Park
G. W. Atkinson
GF. Ulrich
John A. Hioward
B. B. Dovener
Meister
Anil Orshes
The Only Genuine Wil It Is The Only One On Earth
A historic notice extols a unique exhibition claimed as the sole genuine show at global scale. The speaker asserts unprecedented reach across continents, praising its authority, global recognition, and supposed exclusivity amid rivals.
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Congress of
United States
United Cavalry
Ain
France
Germany
Amy
Puzile
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