The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-24

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Normal school-Mozart and Lyceum
Literary societies.
Cunningham halliday Owls.
Fleming building - Protected Home
Circle.
Bafrackville - Closing exercises Of
high school with address by DR.. o
]. Woodley, president OF Marshall
College, Huntington.
y. NJ. G. A.-Gym exhibition by Y. "
D.
opoko a. Miller School - Mrs
George DeBolt spoke TO the primary
grades OF the Miner school this morn
Ing concerning the Red Cross Yes
loFday Attorney +. NJ. Showalter ad
dressed the upper grades Of the Miller
school en- the same topic.
Memorial Service at Christ Church
The rector Of Christ church will be
n attendance at Council at Charles
FOWn on Memorial day. The service
Df humiliation and prayer at that
eh1rch will therefore be held on Sun
aa3 morning at l0:45 o'clock. The
suhiect will be, III our heroes Of 177t
and 1861 were TO return to us from
their graves. what message would they
bring to us?'
cFleleF on Other side-City Super
oaan,Innt ~ CobonIs nt{- n uvUea, q
IN receipt OF a letter from Guy Crigler
formerly principal Of the White school
in which he states that he has landed
safely "Over there" Mr.. Crigler left
here several months ago for Quantico
Va. where he had enlisted in the l.
s. Marines.
Robt, /. Archer Here-According 10
Robert L. Archer, state chairman OF
The War Savings committee, who was
ln the city yesterday, the school chill
dren Of Marion county have purchased
DnRsixth OF the WAR Savings stamps
purchased in the county. A campaign
10 increase the purchase Of these
stamps will be waged in this county as
we'll as the other counties OF the state
beginning June 2S. Glenn F. Barns,
county chairman, and Otis G. Wilson,
vice county chairman, will have charge
Of the campaign.
School Children Liberal-To date
the city school children have contribu.
ted tho sum of S655.79 to the Red
Cross fund. This is considerably
more than ten cents per capita which
was originally solicited from the chill
dren as a voluntary contribution Ia
the fund. The fund is not completed
at this time and may be materially
Increased before the campaign ends.
Barns Due sunday-Glenn F. Barns
who had spent the past several weeks
q French Lick Springs, Ind, will ar.
rive home on Sunday.
Deeds Are Filed-These deeds
have been filed for record with a. G.
Martin, county clerk: Edward B. Jen-
kinS to Elmer Nay. tract Of 5000
square feet, SIS; Annie Anderson 81
VIZ, 70 Elmer Nay tract Of : acres
along Big Run. Warrington district.
81; William T. Bishop ct ux.. to Lille
B. Kettle ct vir., lot 10 Eastern Ex-
tentiOn Of the Village Of Rivesyille.
u; Howard A. Pickett ct ux. to Sa-
rah A. Prickett. lot Of $500 square
feet. Eastern Extension Of the Village
Of Rivesville, $40; r. Wellington Ar
nett ct uX., to Jennie +. shelton. lot
~, block 8. Eureka Addition, city.
IS; Lawrence Boord ct al. vs.. Her
Behel BOord, an infant decree Of par
titon) tract of 1886 acres: same first
party 70 Verna Boord. tract Of AIS
acres: same first party 10 Herschel
Boord. tract OF 37.5 acres, all in Lin.
coin district; Mary denny. Joseph
Inc Denny and Helen Denny to The
Pittsburgh Gas Coal Company. two
tracts Of Pittsburgh coal along Buff
lalO creek. Lincoln district. being IS
acres and 20 poles and 12 acres and
49, poles respectively, 81.
Explosive Licenses-These hIrh
explosive licenses have been issued by
a. o. Martin. county clerk: Purchas-
ere, L. A. Gather, Colfax farm use)
solomon Efaw, Fairmont drilling
Wel).
Many undistFibuted-The county
clerks office calls attention IN the
tact that only forty Of the nine e. reg
lgtTy assessors have seclved their
blanks. There are vet so that have
not been lifted. II is suggested that
me aesess0rS secure their books and
leQuaint themselves with the legal
phase Of the work.
eonlcOoed TO Bringing In e. G.