Secret Societies at Wheeling Commandery Event
Reports detail a service and Red Cross work by Sir Knights led by Eminent Commander, with invitations extended to Beltaire and Knoxville commanderies. The piece notes ceremonies, banquets, conferred degrees, and preparations for upcoming gatherings, including visits to Charleston and local lodge activities and weddings among members.
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John C
Red Cross
K.G
Maleak
Rady
Bip Richard
Beltaire
Evenine Bates Lafe
Tun Pepkins
Uno Ory
Martin's Ferry
Wheekee
WeMantel Tore
John A. Zorn
Genova
Genova, (Naperr~ Ot Crosafe
Fairmont
Anna Mater
Tavvaer
Koiehia
Malta
Vorpa AtoMcera
Geo
Knighes
Palrmagr
Sly Zorn
Vial Vinie
Martineburg
Charla Town
Granil
Methaniel Lodge of
Wheeling Lodge No
Sir Fong
Vrrami
Ordena
Heinsey
Traifer
Cyreve Companies
Chariesing
Charleston
Seraugeimmi
Local social notes and political hints from New Martinsville
NEW MARTINSVILLE W Va May MR Morris returned Tuesday from Icksom where he had been several days on common business. The county executive committee met Saturday at Wileysville and called a primary for July 18. Numerous residents visited nearby towns on legal business or social errands. Several each day attendances at Sistersville and Parkersburg events are noted alongside visits from Wheeling and Marietta.
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New Martinaville
W. Va
Morris
Icksom
Gee HH. Umescat
Wheeling Welneetay
Wileysville
Etrubenville Wedding Notices Include Local Figures
In Etrubenville Steubenville Ohio on May 2 James Archer and wife celebrated their Degith Morten Kellucgaier of Kansas City and Mie Molen Contiae attended. The ceremony at the bride’s home featured Mr and Mrs J T Dan, Lt Rav and others as guests with Dean Hartuedy officiating.
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Clara
Bougher
Annie Bartela
Prospect Avenue
Newtark
Bay
New York City
Rosenbloom
Dre
William Beerbower
D. of R
Zanesville
George Chamberlain
Milwaukee
J. & Dunditt
C. £. Linehan
Lucy
T. Watt
St. Peters Church
Dean Hartnedy
D. A. Rett
Mr. Reid
Fairview
Guersee County
Alice Reid
Bat
J. A. Mansfeld
M. E. Church
Cleveland
Willam Bullock
Florida
Mra J
Beatty
Harlem Springs
Edward Bary
Pittsburg
W. W. Barr
Agnea Lehannenberg
Columbus
Hindman
Ada McNeal
New Castle
McLane
Second Presbyterian Else
Steubenville Lodge
B. P. C. Elks
Stealwavlite Tumers
Caseman Ant Jacob Engle
Eprakirs
A Dunce
Ramser
Pitsburg
Ghvst
Milas
Marge Winteinger
Anor
Mies Winteinger
W. . Lindsay
Kate
Mes Nd
Hill
Pinrithe
Steubenville
James ‘Archer
Wile Ary
Morten Kellucgaier
Kansas City
J.T. Dan
Alea
Rey Ww
Irwib- Jomes Kenney
Yunrilar Arne
Miss Rade
Sire Willan Graset
Weiupetar
St Petery Clygrel
Dean Hartuedy
St. Pan's
Andrew Wih Jap Ko Sweeney
Oo Schater
Eison
Dav Himself Away at the Stranger Yeoung House
A terse dialogue unfolds as a Veneta Stranger and a Young Nan discuss a house of worship and a possible visit. The Stranger presses for a decision while the Nan claims she will not be going today, noting she left for a couple of weeks.
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Veneta
Gruskiln
Nan
Fragmentary Remembrance Poem: Memory and Voice
A fragmented verse evokes memory and identity with hazy imagery of graves, voices, and distant names. The piece hints at personal loss, recollection, and a shifting sense of self within a poetic New Bohemian frame.
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Theodyte AljGiagn
Drift of Love on a Starry Sea by Hart Woodworth
A Boston Journal item quotes Hart Woodworth describing a summer romance on a calm night river voyage. The lovers drift as lamps fade, stars rise, and silence deepens, turning their bond into a sacrament as May ends and eternity beckons.
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Ty Pea
Aly Hart Woodworth
Boston
Jourant
Cheese and Courtship in Aristocratic Diets Across Ages
A London Daily News item describes aristocratic customs around cheese as a dating ritual. Cheeses prepared at a birth accompany nuptials, with a future spouse dining to seek approval from the girl's father. The father selects a cheese for the table, and the couple is celebrated if the cheese is shared and eaten, sealing friendship between families.
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Neue Zuricher Zeitung
Zermat
Rovers
Stail
The Hight of Hospitality
A Scottish minister, while visiting a distant flock, stays with an elder. After a long meeting the elder’s wife seeks to warm the minister’s feet and sends for Jennie to sleep in the minister’s bed. Jennie obeys, falls asleep, and the tale ends with a risqué remark on hospitality.
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Eainburgh Newss
Jennie
Jennie Menkly
Alder
Beng
Jonnie
Horatio Faces Sorrow In Midnight Newspaper Meeting
In police headquarters Horatio confronts a tense scene as Miraio Sands-Johnson attempts to organize items for a morning paper. The laconic Taconic offers cryptic lines about solace and social life while a surprise party looms in a cluttered hall room.
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Moratio
Nordyke
M Itfic
Police
Miraio Sands-Johnson
Horatio
Nandyke
Lana Roemigh
Walter Juan Deve
Local Store Slashes Prices On Dress Goods and More
Fifty workmen begin tearing down part of the store room to prevent dust and mortar damage to stock. Management cuts prices across Dress Goods, Silks, Carpets, Notions, Suits, Waists and Housefurnishings, inviting shoppers to travel to secure the great values.
Crown for the faithful oratorical boy
A Sunday school lesson on constant devotion ends with a thinly veiled quip from a shock headed boy. He suggests the crown goes to those who are good at all times, mispronouncing words in a humorous exchange.
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Elglish
Late Entry Report From Cambridge College Story
A fragmented piece describes a Cambridge days scene with a youth wearing a white cin and fellowship details. An awkward encounter at the Palanid gates features a man being told the door is shut and that the pass yesterday is over. The account is terse and partially garbled.
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England
Cambridge
Aled
Elie
Joe Muxthe
Well Qualified Youth Speech Fragments
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled quotes about truth telling and slang. The readable bits hint at a young speaker or student remarks on honesty and behavior, but the passage lacks coherent context or clear event details to form a full news item.
Nothing New to Her Gossip Spreads at Tucker Home
A neighbor remarks that Mrs Tucker is an awful gossip and repeats hearsay. Mr Jones asks what the row is about, and Mrs Jones retorts that Dura never can tell her anything but what she has heard before.
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Mee Jones
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