Thursday, August 29, 1912 Andy Taylor, while prowling around in the woods near Deer Creek last week, saw an immense...
Read moreThursday, August 24, 1922 The attendance at the Methodist Sunday school was a high water mark Sunday with 220 present,...
Read moreThursday, August 18, 1922 Prof. Amos L. Herold, head of the English Department of Bucknell University, is at Columbia University...
Read moreThursday, August 10, 1922 While on Knapps Creek last week, county agent Willey got an old bear trap from Hon....
Read moreThursday, August 3, 1922 The far-famed “Belled” buzzard, claimed by pioneer residents to be more than one hundred years...
Read moreThe Pocahontas Times didn’t publish the week of July 27, 1922 ~ so, will take a look back to July...
Read moreThursday, July 20, 1922 Socrates remarked: Wo-man, once made equal to man, becometh his superior. Moses was a wise man....
Read moreThursday, July 13, 1922 Mrs. Margaret Barlow is visiting at the home of Mrs. Wallace McLaughlin on Browns Creek....
Read moreThursday, July 6, 1922 In the first place, I would take up with you a literary dilemma in regard to...
Read moreThursday, June 29, 1922 Next Sunday is the day set apart by the Governor of West Virginia for the people...
Read moreThursday, June 22, 1922 I have heretofore remarked in this presence that our family are great walkers. It is under...
Read moreJune 15, 1922 At the June term of the circuit court, the most interesting case put on the stage was...
Read moreLAST WEEK’S 100 years ago column mentioned a churn designed and patented by Henry Poage, of Mill Point. Thanks to Patty Tripplett,...
Read moreThursday, June 1, 1922 Locally, the news of the week was that the moon changed with the sign in the...
Read moreThursday, May 25, 1922 A.C. Barlow has a bunch of tractors and thirty or forty men at work making the...
Read moreThursday, May 18, 1922 Attendance at the Marlinton Methodist Sunday School last Sunday was 224, which was 22 more...
Read moreThursday, May 11, 1922 A herd o’forty fat sheep, guarded and urged forward by a huge sheep dog, returned to...
Read moreThursday, May 4, 1922 Government surveyors were in the Sinks last week running some lines on land that has been...
Read moreThursday, April 27, 1922 There has been a lot of moonshining going on on Elk. Some men are too lazy...
Read moreThursday, April 20, 1922 Last week, we reviewed the case of Roy Houchin and the killing that followed a pleasant...
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