Bride Elect Millyer Boice and Miss Yangey Entertained
A bridal shower and bridge party were held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs William Yancey on South Main Street for Mina Trixie Mohler of Grottoes. Charles Patterson and Mina Mohler plan a Thursday evening wedding at q o'clock with green and white decor and about forty guests. Miss Yancey to be a bridesmaid and Miss Crawford to entertain tomorrow as part of wedding preparations.
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Millyer
Boice
Brank
Lois Yangey
Yancey
Catherine- Crawford
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Miss Roller to Study Art in Germany
Miss Catherine Roller, who taught during the summer session at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, visits her aunt Mrs Edward C. Conrad on South Main Street. On September 8 she sails for Europe to take a six months course in art in Germany.
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Roller
Germany
Catherine Roller
University of Port Carolina
Chapel Hill
N. C
Edward C. Conrad
South Main Street
Notable New Yorkers Arrive To Settle In Elmwood Courts
Lieut. Com. Liggette and family relocate to Ligeia City from New York. Mrs Winfield Liepet, daughter Miss Frankie Liggett, and son Lieut Com Winfield Liggett reside at Elmwood Courts on South Mazon Street, to make a permanent home.
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Liggette
Ligeia S
Winfield Liepet
Frankie Liggett
Winfield Liggett
New York City
Elmwood Courts
South Mazon Street
Personal notices of local residents travel and visits
Mr and Mrs Paul Greene and son Robert return from Pennsylvania after visiting friends and relatives. Numerous relatives and friends, including Mrs B C Williams and Mrs A M Loewenbach, move between Verona Dayton Richmond and Harrisonburg. People visit hospitals, attend meetings, and travel to North Carolina Washington and Indian seaside areas.
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Paul Greene-and-gson
Robert
Pennsylvania
B. C. Williams
A. M. Loewenbach
Sam
Bishop
Verona
Nannia’j. Swope
Datyon
Neckeaay
C.W. Braflen
Ani
Mizz
Philis
Bonners
M. Braden
Mer
Vallegion Miller
Clara Beery
North Carolina
Washington
Indian Se d
Herbert Coffman
Campbell
Warren McCall
Milton Martin
Baltimore
Otto Fisher
South Mason ‘Street
Pauline Mowbray
Julietville
Mya
Bertha Esther
Noland B. Blaxemore
Crabbottom
J. W. Bolen
South Liberty
Jessie Wolfe
Effie Wolfe
Herbert House
Wise
David Pulley
Helen
Richmond
Barth Ering Ot
Staunton
Joseph Newma
Washington Street
James Whitmore
Mary
B. Boudabush
Linville
Bowman’s Park
Michael
McDow
Elk
J. H. Obaugh
Harrisonburg
S. B. Styer
Pulaski
O. A. Arey
Gewater
Richwong
Jno
Insbirg
W. Va
For- Mets
Ed. Shifflett
Umliss
Sarah Roller
Maisie Barlyler
Social Roundup of Visits and Returns in Harrisonburg Area
A long list of locals and visitors highlights recent travels and homecomings. Miss Ruby Thompson returns to Daly Enterprise to be with her parents, joined by sister Beulah Raymond of Washington for a ten day stay. Numerous relatives arrive from Lansing Michigan, Pittsboro North Carolina, and Clarkburg West Virginia for vacations or hospital visits.
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Ruby” ‘Thompson
T. W. Tomphson
Daly Enterprise
Washington
Beulah Raymond
Charles’ Braithwaite
Lansing, Mich
W. A. Braithwaite
Nicholas Buck
Billie
Newark
Morris Spiro
East Wolfe Street
Lena Manger
W. T.manger
Elkton
B. Ney and
Sohs
Delores Phalen
Lexington
John Phalen
Hizabeth Phalen
Strasburg
A. M. ‘Brown
Wade Tutwiler
Academy St
B. Ney and Sons
Arthur McGlaughilinchan
Baltimore
W. H. Willis
North Liberty Street
Homer Puffenberger
Joe Bowman
Franklin
Sugar Grove
Brandywine
W. Va
Mark Harpine
Forestville
Otis ‘Harpine
Berlin Reedy
Singers Glen
W. N. Sprinkel
E. Keith Taylor
Stuart, Mia
John Canaday
Charleston
George G. Grattan
Campbell
Janette Whitmore
Bridgewater
J. A. Riddel
Bridgewater High School
Joseph H. Neff
Broadway
W. H. Hawkins
Franklin Street
Neff
George W. Dovell
Virginia
Evangeline Gaines
Franklin, W
Iva
Dodson's Liver Tone Touts Safer Alternative to Calomel
A vintage advertisement warns that calomel is dangerous and causes cramps salivation and teeth loosening. It extols Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute that cleanses the liver without sickness or salivation and can be returned for a refund if it fails to work.
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Dodson
Observed for Children Baby Bloomers Dress Note
Surviving text describes a natural-color chambray bloomer dress for children with kimono sleeves and side closures. It mentions two-pleated hems and side fastening with pressed plaits. Details include measurements and fabric requirements, though many terms are garbled.
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