The West Virginian. [volume], November 09, 1917, Page PAGE 11, Image 11

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

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JrOrganization Got Good i
HBtart at the Fairmont
TOWN BOOST! BODY
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Keeling and Clarksburg!
Rota^ans Here to Help
Bp- ' ie Work.
^Botary club (or Fairmont was orHiked
at a dinner served at Tlie FalrHt
last nlgbt, temporary officers
Be named and committees appoimBto
draft a constitution and by-laws |
Bt to perfect plans for the permanent
Hhe flotary starts off wltb a member
Hj of 28 which win be greatly uug
Baited in tbe near future. The tolBtlng
officers were named: President,
Bill W. Lauge; vice president, Henry
B Lively; secretary, Harry ! ;. ihieio;
Basorer, Charles O. Hood; sergeantBarms,
Dr. H. S. Satteri.ein.
Bl'he following committee was named
B by laws and constitution: ilrooks
cmlng, chairman; H. J. Hartley. J. .M.
cobs, H. 3. Lively and Fred lielimck.
The roster ot the Fairmont Rotary
ab Includes men prominent in pro
ulonayand business Hie ot tlie com
unity' and when the organization is
itlrely perfected each prolesstou, ocipatton
and business will have its rep
lentattvo among ihe club members
At the dinner last night George .M.
bunder presided and introduced the
inkers of the evening. All. AlexnnB.was
In a happy mood last night
his spoeclies of introduction were
.to his usnal blgn stannara. Air.
sxander llrst presenteu Hm. U.
are, of Wheeling, who outlined in an
terestiug manner the plans and aims
the Rotarian clubs aud aided the load
men greatly In perfecting the orimitation
of tlie local Rotary.
5 Following tbo election of officers a
Ifcxmber ot interesting and enthusiastic
pdresses were made by out-of-town
ken aa well ac by local men with the
Hp}y elected president, I'aul W
Enge, presiding.
The"meeUng was up to tno minute
^enthusiasm jnil the men were loth
Htepart when the hour came tor the
Hlr to adjourn.
li special car brought 49 Clarksburg
aotarlans to the diiiuor while eight
[Wheeling Rotarlans joiirncyeil hero dv
Mil to help the local contingent orgWhen
the Clurksburg uelegatlou
jane Into tho lobby ot The Fairmont
Key inarched in singing "We'll Make
Be Kaiser Wiser .Vhen We (let Over
mere." "The Stars and Stripes Will
Have Over Germany" anil new patriotjrwords
set to the music ot "Tramp,
hop, Tramp, the Boys Are Murcli?>The
rest ot the assembled crowd
f$eered the big delegation which was
(pmposed ot prominent business men
K the sister city and then with the
^heeling delegation poineil in the tun
Bd enthusiasm and good cheer reigned
Bpreme during the remainder ot the
filing.
Jrhe special interurban car whicn
rriea me Clarksburg contingent to
fa city bore on Its side a large banK'emblazoned
with the wrrus
Harksburg llotary Club."
woUowing the serving of a sumptuous
(jams' the following gentlemen gave
Iccellent talks whlcli were highly en|gred:
William Smith, of Wheeling;
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There's room fo
H five toes in the?
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[ without the slightest
I smart appearance.
We are showinj
Byilete stock of the new
els, very smart shoes
The unique fibre
I feet warm and dry.
V the extra value.
If you want style,
,B in this store .the next
I ICE & W
Shoes and Hosiery
Fred Fox, of Wheeling; Samuel Bent
lor and Daniel Howard, of Clarksburg;
Chariot Ketchnm, Dr. Downey, of
Wheeling; Robert Wilton, E. B. Turner,
O. W. Dudderar, Rev. E. R. Turner,
Wade Coffman, of Ciarkebnrg; Rev. H.
G. Stoetter, Brooks Fleming and-Rob
ert T. Cunningham, of Fairmont. I
The organization of a Rotary club ;
is expected to do much for Fairmont ,
as the clubs have done great things
lor each city where there is such an
organization. The organization while
devoting some time to the social side
of the city where such an organization
exists, has a wider scope and reacheB
out a hand to aid the city's progress in '
every way business, civic and philanthropic
and gathers together a body of .
men whose business It is to boos-. their ,
home city at home and abroad.
The following were present at the '
dinner last night:
Brooks Fleming. Jr.. Fairmont; Ar- ,
thur Parsons, Lynn S. Hornor, John S.
Stone, P. 11. Kobiegard, H. A. Heiuze, .
h. J. Wood, Howard Post, W. A.
Anion, Fred Howard, Clarksburg;
Thus. F. Downing Wheeling; F. C.
Welch. Clarksburg; Chas. M. Ketcnum,
Wheeling; E. B. Turner, Clarksburg;
Fred J. Fox, Wheeling; C. H. Jenkins,
H. 3. Lively, E. B. Moore. Fairmont;
L. Howard, John D. Livingston.
Clarksburg; D. 11. Crock, Wheeling;
W. P. Stewart, Wheeling; A. F. Wagt
er, 3. L. Cherry, U. F. Bisb, Clarksburg;
Frcil Helnitck, Fairmont; C. C.
jarvis, Wade H. Carrett, L C. Shingle
ton, Ira O. Starkey, K. P. ltady, Clyde
M. Crist, S. It. Bentley, Hubert K.
Wilson, Clarksburg; H. G. Stoetzer,
Fairmont; Allan A. Adams, Wheeling,
Chas. U. Johnston. J. P. Stone, N. S.
Lcngabaugti, 1. J. Coston, Clarks
ourg; Charles G. Hood, J. M. Jacobs,
ruiruiont; J. Edgar Loug. D. XL Ogden, ;
K. Itlcliards. Lloyd Souders, 1 Wade '
(oilman, G. M. West, C. F. Mutter, H.
H Dawson, -N. J. llayman, Claritdburg;
1'aul W. Lunge, 11. E. Engle, 1
James C. Wclton, C. W. Cohen, A. 11.
Scott, W. H. Crane, Fairmont; G. W. (
Lull. Jr., Clarksburg; Otis G. Wilson, I
(_ harlcs C. Wedding, F. W. Sharpnack, ,
Fairmont; 11. L>. Ilcese, J. J. Lievlne, j
Clarksburg; W. J. Wiegel, James O.
Watson, Fairmont; Curl L. llornor,
C. Al. Lippard, 11. E. Kettering, Clarksburg;
W. H. Smith, Wheeling; tt. T. t
Cunningham. 11. J. Hartley. Fairmont, c
Wm. 11. ilure. Wheeling; U. XL Alex- (
ander, Fairmont; G. W. Dudderar, G.
V. Graham, J. It. Itommc, John W. '
Knox. W. B. Frantz, Clarksburg; Dr. c
li. L. Satterlicld. Fairmont.
Will Vioif Snnr. of
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Fort Ben Harrison '
Hon.-O. S. McKinney and K. L. Cunningham
leave tomorrow lor Fort Benjamin
Harrison, Indianapolis, incl.,
wheru they will attend a celebration to j
be hold honoriug Gov. John J. Corn- j
well. They will be guests while there ,
(1 their sous. Udell 1*. .McKmney and j
Lawrence Cunningham, both ot whom
are In training tor the officers' reserve "
corps. Major Burl It. Smitb, ot the
quartermaster's corps. West Virginia
National Guard, will be a member ol
tlio governor's party. Accompanying
the governor from Charleston will bt
Secretary James W. Weir and Sccre<ary
of State Houston Goft Young.
Fairmont Physician
Surprised
"Hearing of some good results from
the use of Ma.vr's Wonderful Remedy
i ueciucu to iry it on a chronic case
oC indigestion and gastritis 1 was interested
in. After the llrst dose tbc
patient was relieved of gas trouble
and was soon ablo to cat radishes
and most everything else be bud not
eaten in years. It is a harmless prescription
that removes the catarrhal
mucous from the intestinal tract, and
allays tho inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liver and in
testlnal ailments, including appendicitis.
One dose will couvince or money
refunded.
Crane's Drug Store.
Holt Drug OCo.
Prescription Pharmacy in Mannington.
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IBSBw iD
r every one of your
tsz Shoe
sacrifice of style or
), an unusually cornFall
and Winter modi,
every pair of them.
insole will keep your
No extra cost for
comfort and service drop
time you are passing.
VRDISTY x
for All the Family A
H?i WiliS X VliwjIfJ J
Parkersburg Man
to Inspect Canton
Final arrangements (or tile inspecIon
of Canton Monongabela, No. 3,
Patriarchs Militant, L O. O. F., were
nade last evening. The Inspection will
ake place next Thursday evening In
Jdd Fellows' hall and the inspecting
ifflcer will be Captain William H. Wlllon,
of Parkersburg. The Indications
ire that the vast majority of the thirtyseven
members will be present at the
nspectlon.
After the meeting refreshments will
>e served by the committee. Major
lert Knowlton, Captain W. O. Hill and
llajor H. W. Stoneking. With this
:ommlttee the members are satisfied
hat the eats will be right. One candl
iaie win oe mustered in.
Fairmont People at
the S. S. Convention
A large jiumber of local Sunday
iihool worker* will go to Burrackville
Ms evening to attend the evening season
ot the Marlon county Sunday
ichool convention which convened
Jjere this morning at 10:30 o'clock,
several local people went to Barrackrllle
lor the morning and afternoon
sessions, but owing to business affairs
aany couid not find It convenient to
jo until this evening.
Levi 1J. liarr, prcslden. of tho con
'entlon, attended the day sessions to.'ay
and presided at the meetings
Vmong those e/lio will go tonight aro
J. J. Thomas, A. J. All man. Kov. Jobn
iV. Brown, Kev. T. B. Lawler.
Tho evening svssiou begins tonight
it seven o'clock.
Sunday School Union
lrt L1 TTAVt t WA m I
LUCGbiiig J.UFO UVClLlllg
A meeting ot the Sunday school
mion will be held this evening at 7:30
t'clock at the First M. E. church. Fasors,
Sunday school officers and teach:rs
are expected to attend this session
md teachers of the public schools are
ilso asked to be present. Kev. W. J.
iddy .president of the Union, will pre;idc
at the session and the subject for
ilscussion will be "The Teacher."
Imong the speakers will be Dr. E. B.
["urner, of Clarksburg, and Rev. R. J.
t"oak, of this city.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to thank our friends and
reigbbors for their kindness and lovng
sympathy rendered us during the
llness and death of our loving husrand
and father, Edward Winning, of
3axtcr. ll-9-lt-3070.
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Mrs. Florence M. Jones, of Me
Martinsville, arrived here yesterda
to see fcer father. J. C. McKlnhey wh
li seriously ill at bis home on th
East side.
Miss Martha Haymond left lai
sight for Philadelphia where she wl
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