Miss Bob White Musical to Benefit Welfare Fund
Chairman Ritchard announced a Friday start for Miss Bob White a musical comedy to be staged with local talent by clubs for the Community Welfare Fund. A large advance sale is reported with reservations available at the theatre afternoon. Special numbers include "Mystery of Love" and songs by Marguerite Sylva and Raymond Hitchcock with twenty five kiddies in the chorus.
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Ritchard
Tte
Seatre
Bob
Ternoon
Bob White
Raymond- ‘Hitchcock
Tars
Marguerite
Sylva
Opera Fame
Local shoppers visit Harrisonburg area during weekend
Numerous residents and visitors from Broadway Fort Seybert Monte2rey and other towns were seen shopping in Harrisonburg yesterday. Notable names include Mrs. John Holloway Mrs. J. R. Bowman Miss Virginia Manning and Miss Jessie Conrad. The article lists multiple trips to Baltimore New York and Lynchburg for relatives and convention attendance.
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Carl Ney
New York
Ney
Mr.Ney
Julius Wise
Atlantic City
Rom
Baltimore
Edlavitech
E. J. Rosenberger
C. H. Moore
J. E. Good
New Market
Singers Glen
J. R. Funk
P. H. Donovan
Dr. Brewer
H.C. Bryan
Philadelphia
Washington Street
Charles Page
Louise Lapin
Broadway
P. T. Branner
C. J. Riddel
John Holloway
Dayton
Ohio
Sam Miller
Greenmount
J. J. Rhodes
Spaders Church
H. A. Buntan
Cootes
D. W. Kyser
Monterey
Simmons
Mt. Solon
Howard ‘Rexrade
Fort Seybert
I. Iseman
Alvin Nay
Virginia Manning
Bridgewater College
Sty
Howard Rhodes
Washington
Bolick
Shenandoah
Harrisonburg
Nettie. Hottel
B. Ney. and Sons
John R. Bowman
Middlekautt
Weyers
Cave
Armentrout
Melrose
W. C. Rhodes
Lacey
Spring
G. C.pence
Mt. Jackson
M. H., Harrison
Miss. & Izabeth
Island Ford
Whitfield Yancey
McGaheysville
Ritterer
Franklin
W. Va
Roanoke
Charles Morrison
John Mouse
Jessie
Frances
Helgn
W. E. Price
Charlotte, N
Robena Price
Mary Baldwin College
Price
J. R. Price
Staunton Pike
Nora Figgatte
W. P. Lineweaver
E. R. Miller
Lynchburg
The
Women’s Missionary Union
Etta .V. Shifflette
Orlando
Fla
EF. C. Wall
Saily Fashion Item Described In Fragmentary Notes
A fragmented OCR passage outlines a fashion item with mention of a two piece design, rock style, and tin figure elements. The text is garbled with phrases like sleeve and yoke describing materials and construction, leaving the exact garment unclear.
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Als
Two Youngsters Arrive at Cross Keys Adds Three Homes
Cross Keys, Oct. 27. Mr and Mrs Perry Barman celebrate the arrival of a son and Mr and Mrs Conger greet the birth of a daughter. Eva Patterson of Port Republic visits Mr and Mrs G K Allen. W L Kennedy and grandson Wallace Wingard stay with son Frank Kennedy in Montezuma. John Heukle recovers from illness and goes out. Pauline McCoy and Lena Meyerhoeffer visit Pennsylvania.
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Frank Kennedy
Montezuma
John Heukle
Pauline McCoy
Lena Meyerhoeffer
Pennsylvania
Lemon Anti Wrinkle Lotion From Firming Lemons
An at home beauty remedy claims lemon squeeze mixed with three ounces of orch ard white forms a mild anti wrinkle lotion. It tightens relaxed skin erases fine lines and crow feet. Massage nightly to smooth tired lines, brighten cheeks and chin, and leave skin velvety soft and clear.
Rotary Club Benefit for Crippled Children Concert
The Rotary Club presents a relief concert at New Virginia Theatre by The Foral Scotch Highlanders Band to raise funds for crippled children. Matinee and night show tickets cost 75c and $1, with the matinee starting at 3:30. Proceeds assist local clinics and families unable to cover medical costs.
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Rotary Club
New Virginia
Foral Scotch Highlanders
Mother of former sheriff dies in Elkton
Mrs. Virginia A. Carickhoff 86 mother of B. J. Carickhoff former Rockingham County sheriff dies at Elkton the home of her son in law J H Wyant after ten years there she had lived in Island Ford area earlier Funeral at 2 pm Wednesday from McGaheysville Presbyterian Church Rev C B Long will officiate Interment in local cemetery Surviving children include Mrs Silas Miller Mrs B T Wyant Mrs Ennis Raines and Mrs W T Haney plus EB J Derickhoff and Mrs Wyant of Elkton
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Daily News Record
Gaheysville
Virginia A. Carickhoff
B. J. Carickhoff
New York
Sherif
Rockingham County
Elkton
J. H. Wyant
Carickhoff
James H. Carickhoff
Island Ford
McGaheysville Presbyterian Church
C. BE. Long
Penn Laird
Skin Blemished Diet and Patent Emulsion Claim
Fragmented ad copy markets a petroleum emulsion product named Williamson's as a universal remedy for children and adults. It extols its medicinal benefits for coughs and colds and claims mechanical perfection and suitability for all ages under all conditions.
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Williamson’s
Striking Trainmen Receive Final October Pay
About 180 former locomotive engineers and 20 percent firemen from Cumberland and nearby areas received their final pay for the first half of October at the Western Maryland Railway superintendent's office. Management notes none have sought reemployment since the strike, with vacancies filled by engineers and firemen from other railroads while passenger and freight service continues.
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Associated Press
Cumberland
Western Maryland Railway
Help for Nervous Women by Lydia E. Pinkham
Help for nervous women asserts that many ailments stem from feminine illness and that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, has restored health for over forty years. The ad touts merit and a simple remedy for sleeplessness headaches and mood issues.
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Pinkham
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