Community honors late local figure at tribute service
An afternoon tribute service for Joseph B. Barman drew a throng to the town cemetery where friends including C. H. Long and family attended. The service highlighted Barmans lifelong community ties and his roles as a former attorney and Methodist pastor. Relatives traveled from Washington and nearby towns for the observance.
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WBN Iow
Néwa-Recordre
Rin
Kéezletown
Joseppit B. Barman
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Widespread Travel and Family Visits Reported in Local Notes
Local society page lists Mrs V L Biedler leaving for Sedalia Missouri to visit her mother Mrs Fannie Gainer. Others travel or visit relatives in Cumberland Maryland Pendleton County West Virginia and Shenandoah College attendees from Harrisonburg. reunion at J W Devier home draws many relatives from Bridgewater Tom’s Brook and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. L. Biedler
Tenth Legion
Sedalia
Fannie Ganer
C. T. Nisewander
Stella Huffman
Cumberland
Cook
Ernest Hedrick
Monterey
Pendleton County
W. Va
Wilmer E. Ragan
Washington
J. R. Randolph
Katie’ Whitmore
Lexington
Elizabeth Strole
West Market Street
J. P. ‘Arehart
Paul C
Mount Jackson
Minnie I. Arehart
New Market
Harrisonburg
Island
Goochland “County
Thomas L. Grandstaff
Erma Randolph
Helen Lyons
Dayton
Virginia Conference and
Christian Endeavor Union
United’ Brethren Church
Shenandoah College
Intermediate’ Society
United ‘Brethren Church
R. C. Bell
Lillian Shank
Knoxville, Tenn
D. P. Shank
Mount Crawford
Bell
Siater
Grover C. Dovel
Sparking Springs
Mir RE Be Dlel
Eddie Ney
John Gaines
Vidla
Elsie
Edinburg
W.G. Garland
Myrtle Manzy
Franklin
W. Vas
Herbert House
Barbara Black
Leva
Emma ‘Haysenfluck
Hast Market Street
Marguerite Spillman
League of Women ‘Voters
Pittsburg
Ethel Spillman
M. Shaeffer
Campbell Street
Lillie
Gary
South Court Square
Baltimore
George Hiner
Western Union Telegraph
East Market ‘Street
Elizabeth Good
Miss Good
Mary E. Good
Mount Sinai
Sallie Bixler
New Castle
Linville
Harrisonbure
Franklin Custer
Ington
Ocke-Miller
Zoe Evans
Florence Monger
Armstron
Cat? S
David I. Kline
Waynesboro
G.S. Cline
J. Paul Messick
Parsons
James. Messick
W. Rock St
Mich
G. W. Kniceley
Maynard
Roscoe
Sarah Kniceley
Hinton
C. T. Whitmer
Hazel
Etta
Edna Juanita
Montezuma
W. §. Long
Spring Creek
Harry Wilfopg
Marie
Sugar Grove
Henry Coffman
Mary
Dorothy
A. D. Click
Charles
Beaver Creek
Immer Devier
Edith
Bridgewater
Iona Bowers
West Virginia
London Thomas
Timberville
Bertie White
Lelia Click
Ernest Devier
Surprise Party for Miss Lucy Denton at Mount Clinton High
The Mount Clinton High School Senior Class held a Thursday night surprise party for Miss Lucy Denton of Pleasant Valley. Guests included Ruth Hess, Ruby Coakley, Mary Cline, Emily Foley, Gladys Bagie, Beulah Webb, Helen Whitesel, Margaret Whitesel, Lucy Denton, Lillian Denton, Carl Showalter, Mennie Suter, Harley Rhodes, Sant Swope, Carl Heatwole, Leonard Ray, and Russell Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Denton
California Fig Syrup Baby Health Advertisement
A vintage ad urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to quickly cleanse and restore a sick child. It promises relief from feverishness biliousness constipation and colds and notes genuine bottles have directions for babies and children printed on the label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Third District Leads State in Dog License Payments
The Third Congressional District paid the most licenses in Virginia from 1916 to 1925, with a total of 382 324 73 dollars. The Fourth District was second at 162 260 16, followed by the Eighth with 143 939 68 and the First and Second districts rounding out the top five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
Virginia
Game and Fish Conservationist
L. W. Tyus
Department
Elegant rust-color satin gown with jabot collar and lace
The garment features rust-color crépe satin a V neck jabot edged Georgette lace and lace trim on the front. A widened skirt with inset godets and long close-fitting sleeves notes medium size needs 414 yards of 36 inch satin.
Chesapeake and Ohio Schedule Changes Move Time Announced
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway posts timetable adjustments at Staunton Virginia with 2:35 a.m. departures to Washington Richmond Newport News Norfolk and 7:55 a.m. and 11:40 a.m. connections to other points. Highlights include 9:00 a.m. local to Clifton Forge 4:20 a.m. to Cincinnati via Springfield and West and 6:32 p.m. from Charlottesville with sleepers to New York and Richmond.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Staunton
Washington
Richmond
Newport News
Norfolk
Gordonsville
New York
Charlottesville
Clifton Forge
Through
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Spouts
S'ville
West
Granny, Ho
Clifton Warge
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Areal Arden
C. HE. Long
Penn Laird
Tere
Staund
Republiain Vande Iveerker
Mr. i R
N.ier Kreezell
Bertram
Tye
Caveral
Ivafain
Burke
Spicer
Reinid
Nettok
Black
Statton
Coney
Jacquette
Gee
Jacquettes
New
New York City
York City
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