Pocahontas Mayor Proclaims Clean Up Days 1926
Mayor John R. Black designates April 6 and 7 1926 as Clean-Up days for Pocahontas urging citizens to tidy premises streets sidewalks and alleys with town equipment assisting. Proclamation cites sanitation improvements desired by voters and local groups and calls for strict observance.
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John Black
Pocahontas
John R. Black
Wold
Tawd
Sid
Maron
Local Church Schedule and Community Notes
Sunday school begins at 5 48 at the Methodist church with preaching at 11 by the pastor and the 7 30 p m service led by Rev J A Baylor. Mid week prayer on Wednesday at 7 30 Mr and Mrs B A Slade announce the marriage of their daughter Elizabeth to Raymond N Trowbridge both are on the Cramwell high school faculty. Personal items cover travel illnesses and visits among local residents with names such as Mrs C Taylor Mrs R L Parsons Miss Emme Peck Mr Trowbridge Mrs Slade and others plus a card of thanks for Alfred Z Akers family actions and hospital notes.
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Methodist Church
J. A. Baylor
Ppwarth League
B. A. Slade
Rockford
Ill
Mizabeth M
Raymond N. Trowbridge
South Bend
Ind
Rachel
Bramwell
Trowbridge
Cramwell High School
Mr. Trowbridge
Mrs. Slade
Scott Pack
Dr Silas Stickley Dead at Strasburg Virginia
Dr Silas M Stickley a respected Strasburg native died at 3 20 Friday morning at his home in Stephens City after five weeks illness and two strokes of paralysis He practiced in Stephens City for forty four years served as mayor and magistrate and was active in church and fraternal life He was twice married first to Lucy Jenkins Duckton then to Amy Ambrose of Middletown
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Strasburg
Silas M. Stickley
W. L. Jenkins
Stickley
Strayburg
Stephens City
Shenandoah Valley
Walnut Springs
Shenandoah County
Order of Red Men
Steane City
Winchester
Taste
Lucy Jenkins
Fe Duckton
Amy Ambrose
Middletown
Governor Trinkle to Speak Here on Anniversary Service
Governor E. Lea Trinkle of Virginia plans to address an anniversary service by the colored Methodist church in Pocahontas on April 6 or 8, expressing willingness to aid coal-field workers. Also notes local Legion activities, a new store opening, a deputy sheriff shot in Mercer county, a town council bond meeting, and a robbery suspect captured after tripping over a skirt.
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E. Lea Trinkle
Vir- Rint
Black
Colored Methodist Church
John A. Black
Pocahontan
Mr. Black
Arthur Williams Haa
Sam
Willams
Richmond
Morndays Irstin
Pocahontas
Miller
Saul Miller
Jaffee’ Bros
Baltimore
J. W. Mosby
Mercer County
Matooke
Matooka
Cross Word Puzzle Scrambled Readout and Clues
A fragmented cross word puzzle list presents 22 vertical and 27 horizontal clues with mixed garbled entries and partial phrases. The readable items reference animals, objects, directions, and common words, hinting at a densely clued standard puzzle format and an end label noting the answer line.
Pepgen advertised as a health tonic in Bluefield
Bluefield city firemen and residents tout Pepgen claims of purifying blood aiding digestion and nerves. The ad features testimonial from H. Z. Humphreys praising renewed health, urging purchase at local drugstores with warnings against imitations.
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Phila
Mr. Humphreys
Bluefield
Atoya
Nearsby
Mepulne
Beaver News Pond Honors At West Virginia Contest
Students Anfia Commetti Armentrout and Francis Laird earned top speaking honors with others like Frank Smoot and Mable Witt recognized in extemporaneous, debate and essay events. Nine schools from the region attended, marking a notable literary achievement. Experiments note barnacles favor certain ship colors, blue and black deterred by white yellow red and green. The Galapagos tortoises are cited as the world’s oldest living animals, some exceeding 400 years.
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Anfia Commetti
Art Armentrout
Francis Laird
Frank Smoot
Blueflea
Mable Witt
Northfork
Harvey Stice
Princeton
Hesay
Mi ‘Ommy
Woodford
Witt
West Virgings
Springtime play praised by local audiences in two night run
Epworth League directed musical comedy Springtime drew large crowds over two nights, boosting Ha worth League finances. The show spanned 1868 to present day with period costumes and music. led by Misses Dennen Alley and Mrs Henderson with Yeuben Green Gillespie and J C Gibson. Virginia Haller danced beautifully among 124 cast, praised for choruses and costumes. Also included a medical oddity note about a heart weighing two pounds, then a real estate and dog listing for sale.
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Epworth League
Elutch
John B. Rogers
Haworth
Alice Dennen
Ethel Alley
James Henderson
Messrs
Yeuben Green
Barnes Gillespie
J. C. Gibson
Misa Virginia Haller
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