The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-05-05

Dunbar-Whittemore Glass plant re-
sumcS operation after being shut down
for over year caused by the burning
of the former plant y large number
Of men are employed.
ManningtOn.-A charter has been
Club, which will encourage physical
culture among business and profes-
sional men Of the town.
George Ellis, shot from
ambush, is in local hospital ut the
point of death. He was 3S years Of
age and had no enemies in this section
as far as could be learned.
Huntington. - Huntingtons water
front, for Years swept by the spring
ice flows from the upper rivers, VIII
receive no protection during the pres
ent year in the matter of artificial ice
beakerS.
Pt. Pleasant.-Melvin Grimm, 10, is
held to the grand jury by United
States Commissioner Chase on the
charge of robbing the postofice at
New Haven. lie is alleged to have
stolen S52S from the postctfice safe.
MorgantOwn.-Whil under the in
flucnce of moonshine William Drum
mond was shot by his wife who is said
to have also been drinking moonshine.
The shot did not prove fatal and after
everybody had been forgiven, both do
meStic and with the law, they both
promised to refrain from drinking
moOnshine.
FairmOnt-Deputy United States
Marshal Howard Adams has arrested
John Supreme, a Russian, of Downs,
on charge of violating the Red
Flag act Supreme is charged with
circulating seditious literature and it
IS said meetings have been held in this
section al which the literature has
been distributed
ClarkSburg.-lt was learned here
that the Doddridge county grand Jury
has returned indictments against j. T..
Graham, former president of the coun-
~ court, and 5. Z. Ash and Emmit Nc
ConncIl, county commissioners, charg-
inS misappropriation of COUNTY funds.
They will be tried in the Doddridge
county circuit court next week.
Bellslow-G George Nuce, %, the old
est man in Monongalia county, died
at his home here. He lived here his
entire life with the exception of three
years, when he was a soldier in the
union army during the Civil War. He
has more than 10 direct descendants
who survive him. His wife, who died
more than Il year ago, lived to be 90
years of age.
harleStOn.-Alleged to have com
mitted perjury, c. A Lue waived ex-
animation before Squire c. E. Jarret
| and was held to the grand jury in the
sum of $1,000. He gave bond with J.
Raymond as surety. The alleged per
jury was committed, it is said, during
the divorce suit of Hester STANLEY
against Oakley Stanley. The suit was
tried in the court of common pleas
some months ago.
CharlcstOn.-The city Of Charleston
has acquired a twO-year lease on the
Ruifncr Brothers garage i'm Virginia
street with an option of purchase be-
fore October Of this year An agree
mcnt was filed with the county clerk by
which the city secures the garage as
stable and storehouse at an annual
rental Of $1,000 for two years. The
city has the option of a purchase at
the sum Of $4,000 on or before Octo-
Der, 1921
Charleston Harry 4. Hall. son of
Mayor Grant +. Hail, has been award
'd a good rOuduc, medal for services
n the United states Marine Corps.
The citation with it said that fit was
awarded for obedience, sobriety. indus
trE cleanliness and proficiency dur
'ng IBIS enlistment as private i'm the
corps. ON the back of the bronze
modII are Inscribed these words
"Fid"HtE zell ana obedience. MIR.
Ia.. n"w d freshman in Washington
ana Lee Ju.ycrsIty 40 Lexington, VIA.
PJrhersDurg The announcement
TI5 made 100 entity that Walter A
~nn", vino fo several years has been
a, 'ha bead Di thr Sunday school af
fairs of 'Ho state o.. the secretary of
'Ne State Sunday school Association
H boon u9GrroI tine position OFF
business a.Drw of tho National AS
''f.uu $751; -u0r. having had the
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