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Newspaper

Middletown Weekly

Location

Middletown, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1912

Page

5

Social Visit Notes Across Families and Friends

A rural social page records visitors and stays. Imma Hinkins and Ruth with friends visit. Laura Keffer spends days with Bettie Brill. James Vertz family visits his father. Rebecca Renner hosts Mrs Renner’s children from Lost City West Virginia. Selma Brill remains ill. John Brill travels from Narrows for family illness. Haskell Wright of Newberry South Carolina visits Luther Brill.

John Brill Narrows Haskell Wright Newberry S. C Luther Brill

Local Notes From Waterlick and Nearby Areas

Items from Waterlick Casper Burner's small daughter Cecil visits grandmother Mrs. Georgia Frederic of Washington. Mrs. Lena Rinker of Reliance dies suddenly. Mrs. G W Dellinger suffers severe rheumatic attacks. Mrs. Calvin and mother from Alexandria visit Mrs. J N Sutphin. Irvin Steed of Washington visits sister Susie Hall. D F Frederick to start Saturday for Indiana on business. Bettie Hunt visits Mrs. Philip Robinson Sunday. Ice cream festival at M E Church Saturday night August 24 invites public.

Casper Burner Cecil Georgia Frederic Washington Lena Rinker Reliance G. W. Dellinger Calvin Mother Alexandria J. N. Sutphin Irvin Steed Susie Hall D. F. Frederick Indiana Bettie Hunt Philip Robinson M. E. Church

Local Family Visits and Church Picnic Planned

Tulip Items Mrs John Walters and daughter of Middletown visited the Headley home. Miss Ollie Sargent and Mr St Johns from o rton spent Sunday with Tulip relatives. Dave Beaty and wife visited Wm Sargent near Ninevah. Misses Belya and Minnie Gardner went to Stephenson for relatives and a camp meeting. Riding s Chapel delegates reported on Middletown Sunday school convention August 8. Ridings Chapel and Refuge schools plan a union picnic August 24 near Refuge church at Mr Isaac Geim s woods. Harry Stickley s nephew from Stephen City spends weeks with cousin Milton Cadwall near here.

John Walters Dia Middletown Samuel Headley Ollie Sargent St. Johns Rton Tulip Dave Beaty Catters Wm. Sargent Ninevah Belya Minnie Gardner Stephenson Riding’s Chapel Ridings Chapel Refuge Sunday Schools Issac Geim Refuge Church Harry Stickley Stephen City Milton Cadwall

Local Visitors Headed for Christian Church Convention

Oranda Letter notes Mrs. Blafiche Mathews and son Clyde in Waynesboro Pa. Miss Jessamine Showalter of Roanoke with Dr. S M Stickley and Elton visit M M Orndorff family. Miss Decia Slayton of Aledria visits Mrs C Keller. The community prepares to entertain the Christian church convention arriving tomorrow and continuing Sunday. Master Hollis Coffeltfis is recovering from a bad sprain.

J. T. W. Lexington Watson Hollis

Local Social Notes From Chevy Chase and Nearby Towns

Mrs. Estes Kline and Miss Virginia Dalrymple return home from visits. Esther Leidig comes back from Chambersburg PA. Mrs. H B Kline and Mary Elisa visit Mrs. James Dalrymple in Chevy Chase. Mrs. Chas Peery and daughter visit Mrs. S B Kline in Relay MD. Stork brings a girl to Mr and Mrs Samuel Sargent. Mrs. Susan Reinhardt visits in Chevy Chase. R A Kline travels to Winchester on business. O N Conner drills a well. Dr E B Powers travels to Kentucky for thoroughbred horses. Dr Powers buys several Kentucky horses. Mrs. Loyd Peery visits The Willows at Stephen City. Claude Stickley spends Wednesday in Harper's Ferry.

Cue of F. Estes Kline Virginia T. Dalrymple Chevy Chase Esther Leidig Chambersburg H. B. Kline Mary Elisa James Dalrymple Chas. Peery Relay, Md S. B. Kline Stork Samuel Sargent Susan T. Reinhardt R. A. Kline Winchester O. N. Conner Chas. A. Thomas McKeesport W. M. Stickley E. B. Powers Kentucky Dr. Powers Loyd Peery Stephen City the Willows Claude Stickley Harper's Ferry

Meadow Mills Residents Visit and Health News

Meadow Mills residents travel between Baltimore and Middletown for family and church activities. Arthur Landom returns to Baltimore after visiting Oscar Mowary, while Mrs. William Spiggle and Mrs. Maud Hottel attend Middletown convention. Elizabeth Smith improves and Paul Racey remains ill. Rev. William Spiggle is listed as sick.

Carroll Landom and Baltimore Oscar Mowary John Copp Kernstown William Spiggle Maud Hottel Annie Muse Meadow Mills Middletown Arthur Landom Lusephia Clark Ben Race

Social activities spread through Long Meadows and beyond

Long Meadows residents G W Brill and family spent days at Star Tannery while Mrs Anderson and son from Delaplane visited James Cooley. A social at Samuel Coffelt’s in honor of Luther Coffelt drew 30 to 40 guests. Geo Brill and wife visited Strasburg on business. Miss C E Whetzel fell ill Saturday night but is improving. An ice cream and pie party at Long Meadow Saturday evening drew a large crowd with Middletown band providing music.

G. W. Brill Star Tannery Strasburg C. E. Whetzel Long Meadow Middletown Band

Middletown Weekly Seeks Subscribers at $1.00 Year

Advertisement calling for men, women, and children to subscribe to the Middletown Weekly for an annual price of one dollar.

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Strasburg Notes Busy with Visits and Train Delays

Strasburg residents hosted relatives and visitors from Stephen City Front Royal Winchester and Richmond. Notables include Dr T O Keister pastor of St Marks Lutheran Roanoke and Elder E H Burnam Richmond Ky at Ketocton Assn. Train No 28 arrived five hours late due to a Woodstock derailment.

Estelle Balthis Winchester Ebersole Bartonsville T. O. Keister St Mark’s Lutheran Church Roanoke Strasburg E. H. Burnam Richmond J. B. McIinturff Ketocton Ass’n Regular Baptists Thornton’s Gap Sperryville Clarence Painter Boyce Nellie Galladay Stephen City D. L. Eberly Lucille Morgan Madaleine Johnson Ducky” Morgan Front Royal Mary Carver L. L. Smith Mary Smith New York State Car Neville Pres S. T. Willis Virginia Christian College Lynchburg Southern Woodstock G. McCune Stickley Pittsburgh M. W. Stickley Oranda Walnut Springs Frederick Co J. D. Hamaker

Alfalfa Growing Tips From Virginia State Agent

T O Sandy Burkeville Virginia provides alfalfa culture advice including soil humus, lime, phosphate, bone meal, inoculation from existing fields, seed rates, rolling, and winter top dressing with barnyard manure. Approved by J A Evans acting in charge.

Virginia T. O. Sandy Burkeville J. A. Evans

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P. L. Sibert Cabell Hinkins Mar W. Va Marion Smith Simon Fauver Betsy Wilson Edward Fry Laura Windle Olga McInturff A. E. Robinson Randolph Fisher M. F. Smith John Smuck Marsteller Larrick & Larrick, Inc Thor Victor Bicycles W. D. Parker Stephens City, Va H. B. Kline & Sons Empire Jr Oliver Patapsco Fertilizer Vaucluse, VA Oxford Ties Bryant’s Oakland Perry & Armel
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