Nearby Towns Report Busy Week in September Notes
A compilation from Marys, Ohio area columns details progress on school and church projects, new homes, and local visits. It notes a brick school building nearing completion, several residents traveling to fairs, and community events including county council meetings, a Sunday service schedule, and a Bryan silver club formation. Local figures such as Rev G W Ownbs and J C Noland are mentioned among ongoing civic activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si Mary's
Ohio
Marietm
John Mail
Fewhie
GW. Ownbs
Parkersburg
Grimm
Pieamate
Hia
da ME
Coureh
Morgantown
Dulvereity
C. Coton
New Martinsville
le Morgan
Eagle Run
Mra Rovery
E Elgar
Misa Loa Pickens
Mra
D. Smith
Misa Anniy Smith
Bese Harree
Dora Schinwader
Marterra
A Seley
Weil Mary
Sepsembar
Uisial Rowe
Swegnay & Co
Ranaig
Newten Deiin
chiNires
Clr Point
Ofra Adda Dur
WS. Powell
Engle Run
J. W. Morgan
Ersburs
Hev, Spenter
Parke
Woman's
J. Th Calin
J. J. Morgan
Roedel
Mra S. Barkwell
Oma
Grape Island
Tyler
Mra Riggs
Willoughby
Wright
R.A. Plaber
State Council
Jr OG. U. A. M
Clarkatrant
County Clare
W. E Heel
WB Dunn
Maraery P. Wells
Pirasesis
Harris Darnhart
Ami Mars Acn
Howwil
Plmmota
Warren Cronin
Pasnie Howant
Meni
Inchief
J.C. Noland
State Council of Jr. C. U A.M
Riversile Coumet
Ntl
Rowlesburg notes Missie Wheeler heads to Bugkhan school
Rowlesburg West Virginia notes many visits and greetings as Missie Wheeler leaves for Bughkan Seminary to begin schooling. Local residents, including Mrs. O F Hardesty and Mrs. Thomas Walker, are mentioned with relatives visiting, guests from Frederick County to Cumberland, and several trips to nearby towns such as Kingwood and Monongah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowlesburg
W. Va
Missie Wheeler
Bugkhan
O. F. Hardesty
Thomas Walker
Cumberland
Perry
Reraints
Fredrick Cty
Mas
Www
Mrz. Gideon
Grafson
Michal Malovicking
Martin's Vire
Carnes Perry
Ohio
Stan
Pennsylvania
Thes Place
Joseph Cockrell
Preluire
Jackson Williams
W. D. R. Annan
Joseph Mr. Annan
Capt Hall
Manningson
Lott ¢ Wheeler
Kingwood
Cass
Hooton
Baltimore
Prowdfoot
Rose Gilmore
Rowlessburg
Monongah
Gratton
H.D. Bowman
D. W. Hordesty
Aleeghin
Squire
H. J. Wheeler
Jake Parnett
Dr. Proudfoot
Harry Planages
Newsburg Monitay
New Martinsville Social and Political Happenings
New Martinsville WV September 1 reports Democratic candidate for Circuit Judge Ro Tut y spoke at the court house. frequent town visitors include Dorsey of Moundsville and Miss Meda Roberta from Moundsville. Local clubs form McKinley group. several residents attend events, church societies plan socials, and town businesses resume with openings and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Martinsville
W. V
Ro Tuty
Court House
Ioonte
Ross Eakin
Playa ‘MeIntire
Morgantown
D. A. Dorsey
Moundsile
Mont Frances Etter
Tressia Kanolie
Sistersville
Alice Daneherts
Dangers
Wheeling
la Fish
Clarington
Jess Hornbrook
Maplevents
Mary Alexander
Moundsville
Rena Curtis
Rober Pemberton
Robert Stealey
Hotel Wells
Tr. Kohle
L. P. Fowther
James FE. Fraime
Will Kotabis
Ravenswood
Con
T. Bowers
Jackson Grithie
C. W. Barfack
Minnie Cox
Martin’s Ferry
Mary Enlow
Jack Mathews
Moundshilte
Joe Hoffmann
Jos, Stender
J. T. Merrill
Wir: County
Lindsey Merril
Maple Avenue
Meda Roberta
J. W. Newman
R. L. Moore
Sieverilby
Irol Thompson
Ella
Ate Gueztz
H. R. Thompson
Clark Street
Bac
Percy Leaphan
Mainster
Tucker
Hesta Basin
Ee High Sehind
Moniay
J. J. Lanek
Chace
Sema
Virginia
Charleston
Josennae Mark
Mrs. Wells
Sisiersville
Thoresday
Mise Maud
Social notes and visits across Parkerburg area
A long list of residents and visitors fills this social page. J ak and Lormersy of ents city welcome guests. Mercy Bomlyk Rowietay travels to Covsngion Kentucky. Watton Wim-Miller returns from a business trip. Several locals arrive home from trips to Asbury Park Canton Keeble and Charlestin. Miss Daisy Goldsmith visits Marietta. E D Albright returns from vacation in Delaware Ohio. A boating party gathers at Neal's Island with many names present.
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Sopiaiher
Mr. J. Ak
Worimess
Lormersy
Ents City
Mus Mercy BoMlyk Rowietay
Covsngion
Watton
Wim - Miller
Phitalpipila
Sin
Sam Noraan Jo
Vinelaathen
Dusiness
Gretchen Zileile
Hajture
Neok
Kinnie Saif
Asbury Park
Tyson S
Parc
Charles B. Smitatas
Canton
T. D. Morrow
Lane
Kansay
W. E. Powell
Keeble
Ape Firidge
O'Brien
Charleston
Hillienhouse
E. D. Albright
Parkersburg High School
Delaware
Ohio
Daisy Goldsmith
Marietta
M. R. Wolf
G. 3. Biss
Walhesny
Dr. Waters
Rose Me‘Graw
Graften
J. W. Rathbone
Princeton
N. Js
H. H. Dawson
Sophia Graff
Minnip Voller
Point Pleasant
Little Kanawha Valley
Neal's Island
Waitman Barbe
Ostin Lowery
Sallie Broughton
Ross Dennisom
Grace Thorp
Ia Gerwig
Elizabeth Gambritl
Anna Ambler
Iergust
Edward Gerwig
Sherman Dils
Lyle Jones
Cameron McCluire
Charles Monroe
James McClure
Kincaid Snodgrass
Lewis Snodgrass
Harry Bizzs
Richard Shrewsbury
Cerus
Williams
Weston County News Highlights Local Life and Growth
Weston reports a booming building era amid new water works and routine notes from residents. Local figures like F H Chalfant, Arnold Edmison, and John P Alkin renew studies. court sessions, injuries, shows, births, and visitors fill a bustling week with multiple small events and community updates.
Newburg notes and community updates from Septembr 5
Newburg West Virginia reports a flurry of local items. Mira Dora Framhart returns from Brunswick Maryland. a Moundsville family visits Tunnelton and joins a traveling show. Several residents attend county and church related events. A residence fire near James Senant is quickly controlled. Local travel, visits, and minor incidents fill the day with social notes and community movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburg
W. Va
Mira Dora Framhart
Aot
Brunswick
James L. Burley
Moundeville
FP. Lanham
Kinewood Thesday
Timpersice
Mik Delia Carr
Phil A. Shafer
Moundsville
T. F. Lapham
Alsa Loney Turnier
Barbourest
Darbour County
Lee Lyne
Viet
Friends
Contvile
Ohio
James TR. Senant
Ose
Milas
Annie Dumphrey
Clarksburg
John P. Jones
Terri Alta
Ing
Thornton
Miss Kite Keolz
Grafton
Frente
Nore
James Trenley
Fritay
al Hoento
Maggie Fulrgartner
Leiters
Seine
Attenuet He
Sardis Ohio Notes and Local Happenings
Fragmented local items mention visits, relatives, and daily life in Sardis Ohio. Names include Hattie Thompson, AL C Vetter, and Marcia Qebel. Entries note county fair plans, trips to Wilkins, and relatives visiting Parkersville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santis
Ohio
Wiss
Hattie ‘Thompson
Marieris
Hin
AL C. Vetter
Wilkins
New Marcnaville
Rods
New Maturcis
Washington Ta September 1 Town News and Clerical Changes
In early September reports from Ta are mixed with local church notes and academic arrivals. John Cresland of SL Clurreville travels to Wellns Weaneaday while Charles Arlth of Wihesiting visits town this week. Annie Melennan retires from millinery in Canada and Rev. Woettall departs after years of service with farewell sermons. Prof Robert W. Biske arrives as the new professor of Latin at Washington and Jefferson College. Carrie Hessen visits Talia town and Frank Porter returns from West Alewandie for a town gathering. The community anticipates the Woodland Park concerts and a brief fair at Whowline Fair with notable visitors from Washington.
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Pairmont
Fairman
Ft Dcorkin
Silwer
Somve Tian
Iac Baume
Stra Gleam Greve
M. Hawley
Lott
Morgantown
Ware
J. OC
MiKinber
Manongah
W. Arett
W. H. Halt
H. Starcin
Gearm M. Alexander
McCurdy Avthy Jysy
Frente Cor
Monentown
Sawyer
Kaveor
J. Wet Davis
Mand Garrison
Wailvatown
Rom Bucher
Parkershire
H. T
Baieher
Mannigeton
Willa Hong
Alek
Ats
Mes
I. T. Ween
Stee Graz
Cot
Smith
We Arnett
Palimpat Bank
Ne Wiens
Mavis
Noles
Smook
Mize
Plin Salée
Washington
Artint Reed
Bnevheville
Lom
Raed
Aloons
Liets Sroene
Lever
Wayneswes
Rood
Davehrer
Miss Wet
Ot Rochasitis
G_ Kendall
Bes Wickerer
Erek Wees
J. Fy Cowan
Pitshore
Miters
Wisgewond
Cesar
Sean Nah Gag Maris Sorat
Waehing
Mane
JE. Meay
Wheeling
G. Lewis
Morgstrmyt
Porer Ant Tanmtier
Miss Oe
Faittlew
Charles Ryed
Booterilie Heber Themen
Mearingan
Palindelphia
G. Franks
Pure
Mac Mayhew
Ohio
Eliza McDermott
East Liberty
Jas, Gobrity
Waterstreet
Laura Dare
Annie Pele Jay
Peabody Institute
Hope Society
John Leach
Clarksburg
State Council of
U. A
Ada Coniff
Steubenville
Magele Brannen
Albert Ernest
Litsleton
W. VI
T. H. Meighen
Joseph Shepsand
New Martinsville
Frank Bartbauga
Owlet Club
Doya Davis
Renwood Building and Loan Association
Philly Ried
Philadelphia
George Fisher
Ella Beavers
Borcelle
Luiberatt Church
Epworth League
M. B. Church
Lizzie Dolan
Magele Altmeyer
Pittsburg
iMiss Ella Mankey
McKeesport
Thomas Beall
Chas, Meyers
Wellsburg
Blazing Arrow Tribe No. 14
John Thomas
Dennis Sullivan
Dennison
Ella Martin
Mt. Lake Park
S.A. Cockayne
Seahurst
Wm Branden
New Mariiaeyilie
Wai. Hall
Kate Del'emple
East Liverpool
Ullo
Jaises Hertha Riddle
Cane Hall
West Liberty
Magy
Brannen
John Cresland
Clurreville
Charten Arlth
Wihesiting
Annie Melennan
Milliny
Canada
Ore
Allande
Te White
Crothers
Ehalrmayy
Democratic
Ula
Woodland Park
Laren
Pyrtstare
Whowline Fair
Chloe Grewr
Carrie Hessen
Talia Town
Frank Porter
Weet Alewandie
Robert W. Biske
W. & J. Collage
Tuneday
Fragmented OCR reads like a stray local notice with scattered names
A garbled OCR excerpt lists names and places such as Virginia, WIN and We were in a stray local notice. It references towns like Worthington and Waruesburg and individuals including Dick Ely and Julen Chuaner with scattered mentions of events, churches, and addresses, but the text remains largely incomprehensible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Ely
Virginia
Julen Chuaner
Whynesburg
Renee
Waruesburg Tor
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