Research Topic

Clubs & Organizations

This topic appears in 8 indexed records between 1833 and 1911.
8 Indexed Records
1833 Earliest Record
1911 Latest Record
Baltimore Strongest Location
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July 19, 2018

Junior Epworth League Holds First Meeting

The Junior Epworth League at Bakerton held its first meeting since its organization last Sunday afternoon. The officers for this year are as follows: Superintendent, Mrs. Beulah Moler; president, Frank E. Grimm; first vice-president, Kate Kidwiler; […]
August 18, 2023

Kaldenback: Member of Noisy Euchre Club

The Noisy Euchre Club held its first prize game at the residence of the president, A. W. Neff, 434 I street northwest, Wednesday, March 7. The ladies’ prize was won by Mrs. T. D. Shnopp. The […]
June 22, 2018

Bakerton; List of Officers of the Uncle Tom Davis Club

We are asked to print the following corrected list of offices of the Uncle Tom Davis Club of Bakerton: President, C. E. Lamar; vice-presidents, John G. Flanagan and Geo. M. Duke; secretary, William Duke, assistant secretary, […]
January 12, 2025

Uncle Tom Davis Club Organized

Uncle Tom Davis Club.[Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.]BAKERTON, W. VA., Oct. 8.– A democratic club was organized last night at Bakerton, Jefferson county, with Charles Lamar president, W. J Moler and Robert Duke vice-presidents, W. […]
August 4, 2024

Ladies of Moler’s to Entertain Old Reb’s

At a meeting held on March 28th, by the ladies of Moler’s, the following committee was appointed to solicit contributions of meats, bread, cake, cream, vegetables; pickles, coffee, sugar, and spreads, for the entertainment for the […]
Time Periods

Time Period Concentration

This topic appears most frequently during the following decades.

1900s 3 records
1830s 2 records
1890s 2 records
1910s 1 records
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