Mason lodge notes honor return from Denver trip
The Wheeling Commandery No 1 Koot met to greet pilgrims back from Denver with laughter and praise. Officers reported on parade days, conferrals by Trud Cross and Malta, and a joint visit to Lone Lodge. Miriam Chapter mourned the death of a long‑time member, with a memorial wreath and fruit on the casket as tributes.
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Wheeling
Denver
von Baer
Eiveral
Kolaht
Bank
Histun
Walfiece
Lone Lodge
Gaely Perfarnest
Dawson
Nelway Lodge
Miriam
Keighte of
Masould Brogher
Lim
Bruthers Waterhouss
Mopbadsden
Hall
Thsunder
Olympic Club Pugilists Arrive for New Orleans Carnival
The Olympic Club in New Orleans prepares for a three day pugilistic carnival with heavy, light and featherweight championships to crown America’s best. Sullivan Corbett and Myer lead a star-studded training camp with coaches, renovated arenas, and extensive press bureaus as reporters flock to cover the event. Training methods praised as scientific contrast old brutal methods, while weight cuts and discipline dominate camp life.
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Sunday Register
New Onlnans
Olympic Club
New Orleans
Ashby de la Zouche
Walter Scott
America
P. R
Ubs
Sullivan
Corbett
Myer
Pugilist
Kilrain
Rampart Street
Gamins
Mgr
Arénia
Gould
St. Charles
Gugllisis
McAuliffe
Skelly
McAulife
Carlton
Myer-McAgliff
Chainel
Olympic
Fighting Committee
Jack McAuliffe
Jack Skelly
United States
Muldoon
Richburg
Ike Duck McAuliffe
Jack
Casey
New York
Long Island
Gerbert
Shilivan
Streator
Illinois
McAclfe
Will Ny
Dixon
Myer-McAuliffe
Brooklyn
Burlington News Briefs From O hi I o and Nearby
Mrs L Wooster is ill Lena Price from Mound City Ill area visited Mrs Jamies Campbell and Mrs D A Stewart of Bellaire last week Annie Bucey fell from a peach tree and broke her right arm T J Smith is ill Philip Lonard of Wheeling rents Ulrich property and opens a saloon Samual Horses of Martins Ferry and Mary J Delaney of Burlington wed quietly Thursday James Smith and Dave Goodbue left for Muskegon Michigan to start new work
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Dow Postorrice
Wm. Boyd
Guernsey County
Ohio
L. Wooster
Lena Price
Mound City
Tillnois
Jamies Campbell
D. A. Stewart
R. A. Davis
Bellaire
Annie Bucey
TJ. Smith
Philip Lonard
Wheeling
Ulrich
Samual Horses
Martin's Ferry
Mary J. Delaney
Burlington
Dave Goodbue
James Smith
Muskegan, Mich
Golden wedding in Comberland district amid local gossip
The September 2 report notes the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Philip Ward of Unsuilace with about sd details and many relatives present. It mentions deaths in the Ward family, local civic figures, a river incident, and plans for new housing development along the East Liverpool river shore with lots projected at about 0 each.
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Ser Comneniasn
Philip Ward
Unsuilace
Sd Deats
Mira Ward
Wayas
Mad Anthony
Duave
Mary Durbes
Murray
Fises
Pallview
Fler
Jewnle Proctor
Brandon
Larkin Proctor
Grand Cave
Kentucky
East Liverpool
Chese Enguys
Ibs Ms
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