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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-11-28
B1LLO SOCIALE

La Societa' Regina Margherita di
donne, domani sera, lunedi',
dara' il suo 21.mo baIIo annuaIe ALA
Mercantile Hall Broad e Master.
II ballo sara aperto dalla rituale
Srande marcia allie ore 9 precise. In
terveIramo il Cav. G. Silenzi. Re
gio Console d'Italia in PHILADELPHIA.
e la sua gentle signora.
II comitato esecutivo della fiesta
danzante e composite dele signore F.
FaIsetta, presidentessa; T. Lapetina,
Ylce-presidentessa; j. Cayella. teso-
Ilera e slgnorina Jennie De Carlo,
segretaria. La musica sara fornita
dial Prof. b. Milano. | biglietti. che
sono yendibili al mmero 159 So. Sth
Street, costano 81. 80 per un signore
ed una signora.
GR1NDE SERITI ARTTSTICA
In onore del comico signor
n. Gammone, domain sera, %
corente mesc, ore s P. NJ. sara da-
ia una gande scrata artistica, nella
New Auditorium Hall, allie Z stradc
e Snyder avenue.
Ma MATASSA MBRUGLIATA
e il nome della commedia, la piu' j.
lare, come dice il manifesto al pub
hIico. e la PIN ragionata opera del
genere, in gergo napohtano in 3 at
ii del ceIebre Scarpetta.
II signor n. Gammone e. como
sciuto in qucsta citta' come uno fra i
piu' quotati artist comici ed il pub
blico ha il doyere dincoraggi0rlo, IN
teryenendo numeroso ALA recitazio-
ne.
a rendere piu' licta la scrata in
terverra' la Banda Cesare BattisH.
dirctta dal maestro Alfonso Rossi, la
quale. allie ore s p. NJ. precise, into
nera' Ia sinronia d'apcrtua. ST rae
comanda percio' a coloro che hanno
deciso di assistcre alIo spettacoIo, di
anticipare di pochi minuti per non
perdere nulla delIo scelto repertoire
musicale e comico che sara esplcta-
to la sera del 20 correntc. / carattcn
assegnati q ciascuno attorc sono stati
COST distibuiti:
Tercsina, Signora c. AveIla; Mad
dalona, $. Serene, Veronica. A. De
1r.f1t. Eg... a. Tps..,-.. I1.rF..1.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-11-28

4 WASHTNGTON,. Pa, abba
mo, quasi dal primo giorno IN cui
ride Ia luce qucsia modesto ma nj
belle Dalestro, IL sigaor antonio
Hmeiio, uomo eRergico pungente,
che e u beniamino del nostri con-
nazionaH di quela citta' c della ~
Gina CaHonsbTg.
Egli ha sempre qgitato questa fac
cola che ha daio mi ed a quej
u0st,J c0acitiqdmi molte soddisfa-
ai0ni morai c per opera sua quail
che pettoruto smicrocefalo ha doUuto
abbassare Ia corUice e Ia RoStrq mas
sa 81 e eleUaia.
II sig. HqieH0 riUisitera' / uecchi
abJonah per tirar ioro roreccbio G
eoUecitera' del uuoUi. Senza dirlo, G.
gil sara Jene accolto, spccialmente Sc
gil rewa' IN mcnte di deIiziqre ! no
siri qmici CON Ia sua roce BARITONE
1e 0 con Ia 1oquacita' del suoi d.
sc0rsi.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-11-28

4 BALTIMORE, Nd, CT siam2
Qssicwat0 IL contribute, morale Spe-
cialmentc. del signor r. Della No
oe.
lie sue correspondence settimanaji,
circa pOrdine Figi d'Italia gil T.
taliani IN generate, sono interessaHtj
c mel nostro giornale I co~nozionali
dj quela COlonia, per opera del 81
gnor DeHa Noce, Uedono rispecchia-
Ia Ia I0r0 rita mOHdaaa.
Anche egi e autorizzato a SOLE
citare AFFAIR." per 'La Libera Paro-
la, che non uiUend0 dj iUccit gla-
dagni ia appello ALA solidarieta' del
buoni.
II signor Della Noce saprG far o.
more ALA nostra faHliglja, in nome
della quale gi diamo IL benUentto
IN Biezzo q moi.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-11-28
DOMANDE E RISPOSTE

ID puIIzIa
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-24
Soldier Boy Home.


Archie McElSresh Is out OF
Uncle Sans service and at home
here once more. Al the time the
United States entered the war he
volunteered and at once was placed
in the coast guard, and after serv.
ing at two or three points along
the Atlantic coast was placed in an
artillery regiment, the Twelfth
Field Artillery, sent overseas and
attached to the famous Second di.
vision, which saw more Of the rea!
thing and gained more honors than
any other division in the war. Aft.
er the signing Of the armlstice his
regiment was with the army Of oc.
cupation at Coblenz, Germany.
When they returned, last summer,
and were discharged from the ser.
vice he at once re.enlisted for an.
other year in the air service and
was stationed at McCook's Field,
Dayton. Ohio. He will stay here
until the Hoult reunion, when he
plans 10 return to Dayton, and work
in the assembling department OF
the airplane work.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-24
INIRlRglRAVEF I]R
SEPTEMBER ClURT
Grand Jurors VIII Report
for Duty September
81.
me iury commissioners yester.

The Jury commissioners yester-
day drew the folloSing petit and
grand Jurors to serve at the Sep
TENDER term Of the Criminal court.
The grand jurors will report Sep
TENDER u and are as follows:
Fairmont Dfstrict-F. N. Muir
ply. William H. Schimel, Arthur
D. Simon, ]. Fay Watson.
Warrington District : James
Shaver, Lee Murray.
Lincoln District Joseph N.
Downs, John P. Yost.
Union Dlstrict-John S. Scott.
Job R. Nuzum.
Paw Paw District-Frank P.
Smith, Henry Thorn.
Grant Dlstrict-D. P. Smith, c.
| o. Hayhurst.
Winfield District-Leyl Harris,
John N. Radcliff.
Petit Jury.
The petit jury will report for
duty September q and will be
composed Of the following men,
bers:
Fairmont District. E. Ault,
lW. T. Black, R. T. Cunningham,
Walter Griffith, Harry L. Gould,
Elmus Hamilton. c. Roy Manley'
c. E. Mason, c. c. Meredith. 7.
Frank Reed, John n. Riggs, W. H.
Spedden, H. H. Staggers, Wayne
Wilson. C. W. Walker, Thomas E.
R. Trickett.
Lincoln District. H. Ashcraft'
W. A. Morgan. George ". MILAN
Larney D. Martin, Jerald Morgan,
j. A. Radcliff.
Warrington District-Arthur G.
Clayton. Charles R. Cunningham,
ID. F. Huey, NJ. E. Haskins, G
Howard Long, Wilbert E. Martin,
Philip Starkey, H. P. Tucker, S. A.
! Talkington, D. S. Jones.
Union District-W. E. DEFAULT
Delbert Hoult. Charles W. Hart
! LEY, T. L. Henderson, T. D. Nixon
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-24

Ter Spending 4 month here a the
Brohst home. u Z s.
Attorney and Nh. B. F. Ramage
have returned froln Behngtor
where they had been the week emo
guests Of NJ. and Mrs. John Key
Ger.
Mrs. Edwin l. Kelley Of thu
city and her sister IN law Mrs, 2
q Straight Of Barrackytlle JET.
today for Charleston where they
will attend the state convention q
the Pythian Sisters being held
there.
Horace Faiconer Is IN IndianaP
oils. Ind. the guest Of his grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Jen'
kins having accompanied them
home from this city where they
had been visiting recently. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Clark Miller lett
yesterday for Charleston to at;
tend the Knights Of Pythias and
the pythian Sisters conventions.
Miss Milly Evans left today toi
Charleston to attend the Pythlan
Sisters convention in session there
Burns Carroll. Of PHILADELPHIA
who Is on the staff Of the Public
Ledger is spending several days
here with his mother Mrs. 6. !
Carroll and his sister Mrs. Myrtle
Powell. :,
Mrs. Arthur Hlnkle and son o.
S1 ing Street are spending; 9
week at Pittsburg, Cleveland. NJ
agara Falls and points in Canada
Miss Daisy Miller, Of High street
has returned from q trip to Meyers
dale and other points In Pennsyl'
vania.
Mrs. Mary Rudy and daughter.
| Mildred. of Downs, and the Misses
| Mary and Edith Kearns, Of Rowles;
! burg, were the guests OF Mrs
George letters, Of Ida May. Also
Miss Dorothy Flanagan; Of Pitts
! burgh.
Miss Ruth Kelley returned last
evening from Pittsburgh where sht
had spent the past few weeks Wit
friends.
Charles V. Redic. Of Morgantown
was in the city today en- route t
| Charleston where he will attenc
! the Knights OF Pythias convention
| in session there.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-24

Harry shahsrnan. 3. ". Woody
Paw Paw District walter 4
Fleming. ". G. Harris. B. D. Sat
terheld, q. c, satterhen.
Winfield District-W. E. H1w'
kils. o. G. svisher. S. B. Nus
grave.
Grant Distnlct-James Jones, ]
A. Kline. Elias Nixon, c. ". Vim
cent.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-24
.EISI10 CATCH
TYPHOID fever

There are at present in this city
a number Of cases Of typhoid fever
and owing to this fact the REQ
Cross Public Health Nursing Ser
vice Of this city would call atten.
ton of the public to the causes Of
typhoid and also as u methods 70
prevent It and TO treat the disease
which Is a preyentable one.
Typhoid fever Is communicable
from the sick to the healthy. The
disease Is INFECTIOUS" "contag.
ious," and catching" The germs
1.-THE iniection) Of typhoid 0ever
leave the body Of person sick
with the disease in the stools and
urine. A number Of these germs
may be contained In a particle Of
feces or In a droplet Of urine too
email TO be seen by the unaided
human eye. Fingers soiled to the
slightest degree with the excreta
from a typhoid-feyer patient and
flies which have had access 10
such excreta may carry typhoid
germs directly to human mouths
or to beverages and foods which
are subsequently to be swallowed
by persons. II excreta from ty-
phoh.feyer patients are not prop
erly disposed Of they may be car
ried by seepage or drainage. on
the feet Of animals. and in other
ways to wafer supplies and to Ger
tain fruits and vegetables. ln:ec.
ton in water may be transmitted
TO milk, oysters. and other foods.
Summary.
l. Typhoid fever is caused BY the
presence Of minute plants. know
as typhoid germs" in the human
body and Is catching"
J 2. Typhoid germs come from
persons, and only from persons.
9. typhoid germs come from per
sons who suffer from typhoid fev,
er and also from'sone persons who
are in apparently good health.
4. Typhoid germs are discharged
from the bodies Of infected per-
sons in the excretions from III.
bowels and kidneys.
). Typhoid fever is preventab!e
by practical measures which pre-
vent human excreta from reaching
human mouths.
S Proper disposal Of human ex.
creta will prevent not only typhoid
fever, but also many other serious
diseases. and constitutes, for any
community one of the best possible
investments.
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HOULT
Box Supper and Festival.

There will be a box supper and
festival at the Hoult school house
Saturday night, the 2Sth, for the
benefit Of the church, mostly for
buying Of coal. 1t will be under
the management Of the Sunday
school and Epworth league people
who earnestly desire the support
OF the community.
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To Prevent Badness.

Badness can be prevented cas-
Ter than it can be cured. Stop
falling hair and dandruff, and pre-
vent badness by using Partisan
Sage; best for the hair. Sold by
Falrmont Pharmacy on guarantee
Of money back il not satisfied
Adv.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-24

According to a postoftice De-
par:ment report, there were only
about u ~ million international
reply coupons in the world, hay-
ing sale value Of $751, 900 and Q
redemption value in stamps 0:
S626,0O0.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-24

I, Judge and Mrs. Ccott G. Lowe
md sons, Scott c.. Jr., and Robert bert
knd Mrs. loves mother, Mrs. Har-
y VERT, left yesterday for a sew
erai weeks trip which will include
visits to Pittsburgh, Cleveland
Buffalo, Albany. and the return
win be made via New York and
Atlantic City. They will take the
boat trip to Buffalo from Cleve-
land.
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PEf;RsolA!.L!!!s

L1-lMMGll6
Mrs. E. N. showalter Who hat
been very III With typhoid fever a
her home on Locust avenue, IS con
siderably improved at this time ant
Il Is now thought she will recover
Mrs. Showalter'S temperature ha:
been normal for several days ant
while still quite weak her symp
toms are favorable.
Mrs. N. D. Martin. Of Toyah
Texas, who had been the guest O
Mrs. Iva Scranage in this city, hal
gone to visit relatives elsewhere II
the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Scott have
returned from a two weeks v1sll
to Cedar Point. SanduSky ant
Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Katherine Cook has return
ed to Wheeling after a visit wit
Mrs. Scott c. Lowe and Mrs. J. u
Prichard on Walnut avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Richardson
will leave this week for Mt. Lake
Park where they will spend somt
time. They recently returned from
the Park where they had spent Z
couple Of weeks.
Miss Cora Wilson has returned
from a visit OF several weeks II
New York city and Atlantic city
In New York she purchased stool
Tor the Hartley millinery store.
Sam r. Nuzum is leaving toda!
for Charleston where he will al
tend the Knights Of Pythias con
rention in session there.
Mrs. Anna vockrodt accompanied
her grandson, John vockodt, q
Pittsburgh this week where ne vii
visit relatives before going to Ill
home at Niagara Falls.
Miss Naomi Hetfner LEFT toda!
for Moundsville where she vii
visit relatives.
Arthur Clark WHO had been tn
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. a. L. Het
ner, returned today to his home a
Waynesbutg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warder Cressol
are spending . lew weeks at Allan
tic City.
Dr.. H. S. Falconer is in parkers
burg spending a week with hi
aunt, Mrs. Jeanette Rathbone
Mrs. Falconer will join him Their
an dthey will 80 to New York TO
a visit.
Mrs. Olive Arnett, who mas beef
very Ill at the home Of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Ord Lough. on Carleton
street, Is considerably improved a
this time.
Captain Rollo ]. Conley is leav
ing today for Parkersburg, wher'
he will attend the state meeting
Of the American Legion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nuzum ant
daughter, Miss Martha, are spend
Ing the week In Mt. Lake Park a:
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fret
Fleming.
Bill Trojan, Of Alexandria, Va.
has arrived here and will be EN-
ployed with the Morgan Cand!
company in this city.
Mrs. John King, who had beer
the guest Of her sisters. Mrs. 7. Y
Buckley and Mrs. Minnie Martin
has returned to her home in Pitts
burgh.
Miss Kathleen Tierney Of Yves
ton was in the city yesterday e
route to New York from Weston
| While here she was the guest Q
Mrs. NJ. A. Jolliif on Madison 81
The Misses Roce-ta and Rutl
Friedman, daughters Of Af. an
Mrs. A. Friedman OF Map!e ayen1
left last evening for New yori
where they will spend tils winter
Miss Roberta will ATTEND a schoo
Of designing and Miss l:uth vii
take a, course n a New York la1
school.
i Mrs. Arthur Brobst and childrel
are leaving today for Plttsbur:
and Connellsville, Pa. where the
will visit relatives. They Will b.
accompanied to Pittsburgh by Mis-
Edna Zimmerman Mrs. Brobst'
sister who will 50 on to Washing
| ton, D. c., where she is located at,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-24

Gain weight. Be healthy. Bite
Phosphate is guaranteed to II
crease your weight and streRgthc
your nerves. or your money wi
be refunded. II you want bct'r
health. restful sleep, steady nerve
get Bitro-Phosphate at FairmNr
Pharmacy drug Store.-Adv.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-24
Moose Postpone
I. Picnic Till Sunday

Because OF the heavy rainfall
Sunday. Clarl;sburg Lodge 81. 10y
al Order of Moose, wGS unable &c
hold Its picnic at Norwood parh
Clarl:sbarg, and POSTPONED II Until
next Sunday afternoon at the sane
place.
A dozen Fairmcnt Moose were
in Clarksburg for the event. Con
gresham NJ. N. Garland Pitts
burgh, and other Moose notab)eE
were present for the occasion
which unfortunately the rain IN
teriered with.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-24

The Misses Esther Mumme and
Mary staufer, Of Lancaster, Pa
win arrive here tomorrow for a
visit with Miss Ruth Spedden at
the home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Spedden, on Castor
avenue The young women were
schooimates Of Miss Spedden at
the Maryland College for Women
at Luthervllle, Nd. On Thursday
morning Miss Spedden will enter
tain at q porch party in their hon
OF. Other guests who Will be mere
for the party will be the Misses
SElizabeth Gore and Anna May
Bowman, Of Clarksburg.
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Gave Party.
.Holdinu Picnic

The congregational picnic Of the
Presbyterian church is being held
today at Brookdale Beach on
Pricketts creek. The picnic site
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-24
The Boss.

The Boss.
They say that woman can not drive
That "a Amy any scheme she may cor.
trive
VIII fail.
1t little matters. Sakes aave,
She can
Soon prove that she knows how 10
drive
A man.
Louisville Courier Journal
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-24

MI. and Mrs. Frank G. Boydston
have as their guests at their nome
IN pierport avenue the latter's SIS
tar. Mrs. Edward Shook; Of Akron,
Ohio, and Mrs. L. c. Carman, and
daughter, Miss May Emma. OF Bar
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-24
Returned Home

Dr.. and Mrs. A. B. Smith OF Gas
ton avenue returned last evening
from Bedford Springs, Pa, where
the latter had spent the past sew
eral weeks as the guest Of Mrs
George K. Jacobs. Cr. Smith went
TO Bedford Springs on Friday and
accompanied her home. Mrs. ia
coos also accompanied Mrs. Smith
home and will remain here for ten
days. She is a cultured singer
and is well known here where She
had frequently visited. After a
visit here Mrs. Smith will 60 tc
New York where she will resume
her music studies.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-24
Carpenter Rcmine,

announcement has been made
Of the marriage in Oakland, Nd.
on August IA Of ". L. Carpenter
and Miss Ivy Jean Romine, both
Of this city. After honeymoon
spent in eastern cities they have
returned here where they will re-
side, having taken up their resi-
dence on Speedway avenue where
they recently purchased property
Previous to her marriage Mrs. Car
penter was employed in the office
Of the FaiImont Mining Machinery
company. Mr.. Carpenter is a clerk
in the employ Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad coMDany.
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Loo SOCIAL EVENTS

Is one Of the finest IN the com
munity and q nice swimming poo
will be the mecca Of bathers TO-
day. The site Is about two miles
from Norwood. A,picnic supper &c
be served at six O'clock will be ar
enjoyable feature Of the outing.
Birthday Party.
Quite a number OF people visited
the home Of Wesley futile on Nit
acle Run, Sunday in honor Of bis
sixty.third birthday. II was quite
q surprise TO him to see aboul
sixty people coming In his front
gate at dinner time and he began
to wonder II ma" could feed then
all. But he was sool set at ease
when he saw the many baskets Of
good things they brought WITH
them. Mrs. Media Taught, his
daughter, brought a beautiful,
birthday cake and q very good
time was reported by all.
Among those present were: Rev
Chapman and daughter Charlotte
Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus Steele
Mrs. Lydia Fox. Mrs. Mary Edd,
Mrs. James Fox, Mrs. Savannah
Tuttle, Miss Ollie GLmp Mrs. An
geline Gump, Mr.. and Mrs. Edo
futile and son, Mr.. and Mrs. J
IT. Park and children, Mr.. and Mrs
Emerson futile and children, Mr.
and Mrs. Simon Taught and daugh
ter Doris, Mrs. Bertha Walker, Mr.
and Mrs. Eliza futile and children
Mr.. and Mrs. Bub Park, Miss Gold
lie Park, Mrs. Grace Walker, Mr.
William Park, Mr.. Waymen Park
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas jones Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Steele and chill
drea, Mrs. Jane Gump, Mr.. ant
! Mrs, Luther Park anu children
+, and Mr.. and Mrs. Elan PARK.
!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-24
1T Take Auto Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wychotf and
daughter, Miss Ruth, are leaving
THURSDAY for an automobile tour
through tie Valley Of Virginia
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-24
Personals.

Personals.
NJ. and Mrs. W. H. Banner. Of
Norwood, were visiting their son,
Lawrence Bunner. Sunday.
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Rarraekman Reunion

The annual reunion Of the Bar.
rackman family will be held IN
Cole Hill grove at Cassville on
Sunday September 5. All members
Of the family are asked to attend
The program will include music by
the Cole band. music by Mrs. J.
L. Dougan, Miss Gertrude Hays
Miss Rachel Tuckwiller. Mrs. Les
lie Duncan. all Of Morgantown and
addresses by W. c. Miller. Van A
Baracknanu. Of Pittsburgh, Judge
Crawford of Pittsburg and presi-
dent CT the organization ]. c
Barrackman.
Imirie.IIarkins Wedding.
The marriage is announced Of
Miss Ellen Preston Harkins, daugh'
ter Of Rev. David Wayne Harkins
and Mrs. Harkins, Of Fairmont, W,
Va, to Nj. John Frederick !mirie,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Imirle,
Of Chevy Chase, which took place
Wednesday, August IS. at Fair
mont, the brides father officiating,
After a welding trip through Ohio,
Mr.. and Mrs. Imirie will come to
Chevy Chase. where they will be
the guests Of the formers parents
at their home on West Bradley
Lane until their new home Is com
pleted.-Sunday'S Washington %,
CT Post.
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\, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hamilton and
aaughter, Miss Margaret Linn, and
MICS Lena Hamilton have returned
from Sutton where they had been
camping. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
had been there for some time ami
Miss Hamilton spent the week enc
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To Akron.

To Akron.
/, Miss Carol Powell leaves nex'
LAX for Akron, Ohio, where she
has accepted the position OF ASSIST
AMI music supervisor in the ASro1 =
anblic schools. Miss Powell had
Seen supervisor OF music in me
Thomas 6. Miller school in TINS
citv for several years and is a tai
ented musician. She recently com
Melted a special course in music at
Cornell university.
Had Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Herman
have been entertaining as their
e,iests at their home on Locust
syenue Mrs. Hope ". Graham and
son Arrit Of Chicago, former resi-
dents Of This city. Mrs. Graham
and son went from here TO Clarks'
hnrr where they are visiting Mr.,
and Mrs. Homer Williams and will
70 to Washington and New York
before returning TO their homes
ss'5E75-
Gave Party.
Honoring her cousin Miss Thelma
Holconlbe Of Lambertyille. N. j.,
who had been her guest Miss Mar.
!, ian Stemple entertained number
Of young frienGs informally yes,
terdsy afternoon at the home Of
hlsr parents Mr.. and Mrs. E. {.
Siemple on Fairmont avenue. Inc
guests numbered twelve. Miss Ho!-
j ombe and her mother, Mrs. NJ. j.
Holcombe, who had spent the past
several weeks here with the moth
er Of Mrs. Eolcombe, Mrs. James
Hess, left last evening for theh
haHoo
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From Arizona.

M. and Mrs. MILFORD 2. Drake
and two sons, Bernard, Richard and
Hugh Linn, arrived here last even.
sins from Phoenix, Arizona, and are
lIuests Of Mrs. brakes sister, Mrs.
Iva scrauage in the Wiedebuscil
anartmepts. Mr.. and Mrs. Drake
M from Phoenix, Arizona, and are
for several years, have come back
"a this city to locate. Mrs, Drake
was formerly Miss Nina Linn.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-24
Waynesboro Guests.

~ WayHe0p0TU Se -,
MI. and Mrs. Ezra Flick, o. y
Waynesboro, Pa, are the guests
81 IN. and Mrs. W. J. Wolte' az
their home at Ida May.
Returned from Trip.
q Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Welsou
and little daughter, Mary Louis y.
have returned from q motor u 5rl 2. y! ~
Columbus, Cleveland, OHIO, bun nnS
and Rochester, n. y, Hamilton anu
Ontario, Canada, and other points;
Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Boydston anu
!, Nj. and Mrs. James Z. Anderson
who accompanied them on Lne TIP .p
left the party at Rochester anu pro pnG
ceeded into the state OF Name anu
this week are In Boston wleIe tne
former Is attending Dental CON
], yention. Mr.. and Mrs. Weiton
came on home from Rochester.