Neighborhood Notes and Local Appointments in May
Dated fragments detail cemetery interment of Patience and several weddings and visits across towns. Mentions include W. Wisseler on Ashnia street, Superintendent Motive Bowe, Marriea Jr visiting Baltaste, and public notices closing May 37th. Also noted are pension discussions, a house foundation, and church activities with local residents from Valley Point and Pleasant New areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balug Cotusela
Piles
Oceu- AV
Wisseler
AshBnia Street
Motive Bowe
K'y
Imie’s Hues
Mt Lake
Yap Alle Boren
the House
Eecupind
Sf EK Uri
JO UA S
W. Va
Shep Beth I
W.va
Harsrocine
Geo
Pas
Regia
Halploe
New Vera City
Grandfaihur
Rein- Sudle
Miobl
Hihtoes
Cornelius
M. Crane
Sram
Portland
Crane
Valley Point
At- Gee
Gibeon
Srenna Punt
Jumbled local notes reflect town visits and civic events
Clarksburg and surrounding towns report a flurry of social calls, visits, and small-town duties. Judges, editors, and multiple residents travel to and from Harrison, Washington, and New Martinsville while unions, red men celebrations, and bridge work headline community activity.
Local notes on events at the Opera House and city affairs
Decoration Day plans with G A A and secret societies. a May 25 concert at the Opera House led by Miss McDonald. pay day at Laughlin and Ata mills. typhoid cases. water valve work shutoffs on Catawba and Washing streets. Belmont County W C T U convention set for June 6. long list of local residents and visitors. discussions of rail switch injunctions, city council labor, and political candidacy activity. Sunday Y M C A service and Rev J M Stavens address. Father Ross named to lead Catholic church at Mingo with Brill and Sherrodsville missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Scammahorn
Portlea
Belmont County
Opera House
Climax Cornet
Peter Beck
Walter Barr
Nick Beck
Addie Barr
Lou Inglemyer
George Williams
Will Lynch
Frank Brooks
Oscar Hampton
Allen von Will Reed
Evan Davis
Hugh O'Donnel
R. ©. Montgomery
Uniontown
Albert McGlen
The
Grove
J. M. Hammond
J. H. Crago
Wheeling
American Union League
Lillie Parker
E. E. McCombs
Electric Light Plant
Frank McKim and Child
Weston
W. Va
Orlando Cope
Colerain Township
Columbus
Hohensack
Shreve-Hervey
James Ferrell
Mear
First Street
Washington Street
Blbert
Ropes
Hanover Street
Linn Block
Cd& P
Buckeye Street
Martin's Keg
Poorman
Senaior Nicola
J. M.stavens
Bridgeport
Gurnew
Seasion
Board of Health
Evening Times
Bailey
Father Ross
Mingo
Brilliant
Sherrodsville
Toronto
New
Zane Baer
Simpson
Zane Street
Jefferson
Local Bellaire notes mix trains and theatre vibrance
Bellaire business and civic items fill the page with talks of new furnace installation by Rodofer firm at the factory, the B&O summer schedule, theatre adaptation of Out In the Streets, band parades, exams, church services, and community events across streets and cemeteries, including miner testimonies, stockholder meetings, and local travels.
Local notes on politics theater and education
Community items report a September read in at Franklin Avenue Industrial School closing week. Lectures at Second Presbyterian Church delight attendees. Council appoints Board of Equalization members and notes party loyalties. Civil service exam for US Military Academy in Steubenville scheduled with age and office details. Union delegates to a Grand Lodge session named. Local residents abroad and visiting, theater Cleopatra praised, and several personnel changes noted at factories and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodofer Bros
Baltimore
Paxton Spa
Louis Battelle
United States Glass Company
Pittsburg
Vis- Psere
Michael Ney
Benwood
Thomas Duan
Stewart & Meehan
Franklin
John Stewart
Henry ‘Camp Lodge
O.G. T
Elysian Theater
Hackett
Board
Port Falls
Wheeling
Cochran & Manley
Cochran Sys
Phillips
Stella
M. Watkins
Fourth Ward
Rose Hill Cemetery
M. Gallagher
Findlay
Mt Calvary Cemetery
J. W. Swearer
Muncie
Ind
Kidd
Lillia Boyce
Sharpspurs
Bellaire Gas and Electric Company
Heatherington
Congo
Cincinnati
Robinson's
Spangler Post
Women's Relief Pe
O. Jones
Rose Hill
McCann
Maynard
Belmont
Toose
Barnesville
Chris Bauer
Newark
Extra Cooper
Short Creek
Eaton
George D. Creamer
Businessburg
A. M. T. Boyd
Joseph Heatherington
Bellaire Lodge
Grand Lodge
Columbus
Worrow
Robert Stewart
Toronto
August Haas
Fred Grim
G. A. R. State
Piqua
John Hines
Marietta
James Kern
McMahon’s Creek
Toxmorro
Oivank Suuttleworth
Martin’ Uttlewor' In
Fieeaeer
Christian Church
Keith
Moundlyville
Second Presbyterian Church
Franklin Avenue
Wallace
John DeWitt Miller
DeWittler
James Mallon
Board of Equalization
Ofice
Acme Glass Works
Corning
N. Y
James Brannagan
George Poth
Hugh McGinnis
Andrew Koegler
Cochran Russell
Sumner
Avbhie
J. B. McCullough
J. A. McCullough
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Edmund Y. Doughterty
Washington, D.C
Cleopatra
Opera House
J. W. Surratt
W. B. Donaldson
W. A. Long
John Pearce
Ohio
Frank Ridgley
G. A. R and
W. R.C
Ploqua
Jennie Baylots
Parker
W. H. McClinton
Jefferson Iron Works
Robt
Cox
John D. Gallagher
Hsq
Chas, Gallaher
Dr. Elliott
Bride
Week's cemetery burial and Kirkwood events noted
The community in Kirkwood and surrounding towns marked a quiet week with Mrs Geneva Wailing laid to rest at Week's cemetery after funeral services by Revs Stephens and Hays. The Y M C A anniversary at the M E Church, a Steubenville excursion by the Union Cornet Band, and a juvenile Templars event were announced alongside local updates on music, transportation timetables, and residents' activities in Kirkwood, Ada Meister's new bass trumpet, and Will McConaughy's typhoid recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Wailing
Kirk
Mra G. Cass
Anna Noringth
Kirkwood
John Topping and
Kansaa City
Will McConaughy
John Waters
Lawrence
Ridge
Joseph Alexander
Mt Pleasant
Will Bretdenstein
Kentucky
Freemont Pickering
Grip
Will Howells
New Athens
Bremenstain
Temperance Sermon at Presbyterian Church Impresses Crowd
In a report from the W. C. T. U. gathering, Rev. Taylor delivered a temperance sermon at the Presbyterian Church last Sunday, praised as a masterly and well received effort. The town notes a fishing job on the Greenlee & Prost well on the Knob farm and various residents traveling or visiting family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.T. A
Taylor
Presbyterian Church
Greenlee & Prost Weil
Knob Farm
Robert Baker
Haslon's
Squire Hans
Jaap
vOlara Reema
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Lora Kisihern
Eievanrr
Falkmont
Fainener
W. Ve
Nurchat Il
Wer
Satiiwal
Vis
Mieses
Femur
Kiniwe Gutterdotd
Anna
Walwr Corbin
Millecis
Iduwel
Visrae
Fairmoat Fela Sloe
Diffingslea
Wr. T. FF
Bang
Codinsia
Meas
Dunnington
Denver
Konsville
Church
Jaerve Ewals
Paren
Jess Mill
Wock
Irten
Wemearm
Crows
Sam
Nucum van Uplentown
Pattle Wees
Garros
Joba
Stasi
L.B. Davis
Foraman
Leader
Harrison
O. H. Rector
P. J. Burdette
Blinmer
Mary Lomis
Lefs
Chicago
Misa Cora Thompson
Biet
Towe
A.J. Yoke
Mt. Morris
Colahrstink
White Parra Council
Daugisters
Pocahontas
Brinkman Hall
L. Kitamiller
S. W. Pos
T. M. Wilsom
George M. Whitescarrer
Pickens
API
Belington
Wm. Graham
James Flanagan
John Bradshaw
Janes B. Hall
West Virginia Central
A.J. Wilkinson
Clarksburg
Cransautne
Prand
Jorge Itapune
Mae Revenue
New Champ
Jan Stout
Rachel Nower
Ae Ee
Cazipaliga
Shinaswa
Pathersburg
Wood County
Gypsy Grove
Dalay Taresoon
TW. Harrison
Virgilinginia
Spripriga Sandaists
Wout Gannon
Rw Va &P
Courkaborg
D. Humble
Zohnib
Grafton
W. 5S. Stuart
West Onion
John Breatien Lata Benett Hay
Andrew Eilmiston
Eeq
Charles He A and Caery
Wait Et En
Ts Editors and Publishers
Paden's Valley
Martinsqille
Smith
Eas Speidel Te
Esa McCaskey
Newcin
Tg Mradi
Beipre
Ow Marten
David Baise
Messies
New Mar
Otto
Martinstille
Boblington
Dex Postorrica
Bobington
Jaes
Ee K de
Mooney
Port Station
Mr King
Martin’s Perry
Thay
Gracia Woostee
Tara
Gantix
Frank Linton
Prida
Bella
Powhatan Point
Will Hayes
Norma Fuchs
Themeslves
Amelia MMi
Bridgewort
Fairmont Development By
Fairmont
Monongahela Valley
Destroeg
Redbheae Industrie
Jo Fe
O. S. McKinney
Watson
W. W
D. Gundling & CO
Star Clothiers
Twelfth Street
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RUSH
J. L- Ballard
Ay Atnek
Main Street
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