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Newspaper

Middletown Weekly

Location

Middletown, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1912

Page

3

Fashion debate on skirts and sewing tips in old column

A dated column debates wide skirts and morals, argues for mid width of two yards around the bottom, critiques fashion pressure, and offers Apingham fabric notes. It includes sewing tips for belts and buttons plus a simple almond cake recipe and notes on home job printing services.

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Lebanon Letter 5 Reports Local Visits and Events

Daily notes from Lebanon list visitors including Miss Stella Bowman Woodstock and Miss Crisman Bedford City Virginia visiting aunt Annie Borden. Local residents attended the Confederate Reunion in New Market and an excursion to Washington and Baltimore. Box Supper planned for Saturday night August 31. attendance urged.

Marston Snarr Stella Zada Bowman Woodstock Crisman Bedford City Annie Borden S. Funkhouser Rebecca New Market Rosa Rudolph Wheeling W. Va Catherine Rudolph George Keller Fishers Hill F. O. Pingley W. L. Long John Brill Narrows C. P. Warner R. J. Bowman Luray Caverns J. H. Warner Indiana P. P. Warner Washington Baltimore A. B. Snarr Mary Bowman Manassas Maggie Singhass Opequon Frank Lindamood Isaiah Bowman Maurertown

Visits and Family Travel Reach Across Areas

Items From Star Tannery note Mrs. Hershman and daughter from Wardensville returned home after visiting friends here. Miss Maggie Singhass visits Miss Stella Himelright as Mrs. Nannie Chapman and kin visit Elijah Pifer. Willie Sales stays with P W Sales family at Mt Falls. Winnie Hershman returns from near Wardensville. J Y Himelright and grandson spend days in Winchester. Mr and Mrs G S Brill and family stay near Zepp for several days.

Hershman Wardensville Maggie Singhass Stella Himelright Nannie Chapman Elijah Pifer Willie Sales P. W. Sales Mt. Falls Winnie Hershman J. Y. Himelright Winchester

Meadow Mills Letter Promotes Sunday Church Service

Rev Fred Willey of Branchville New Jersey will preach at Meadow Mills schoolhouse Sunday afternoon September 1 at 3 oclock. Other notes mention Rev Ernest Watson sermon to Sunday School and congregation and various local visits and health updates in the community.

Fred Willey Branchville N. J Meadow Mills Ernest Watson Holt Hottel Vaucluse Emma Keener Oranda Lusephia Clark Maude Hottel Winchester Bessie Abbie Hummer Middletown R. E. Hanson Willey Paul Racey Jane Cornwell

Middleton Weekly Subscription Drive

WANTED men women and children to subscribe for the Middleton Weekly. One year cost one dollar six months fifty cents three months twenty five cents. Can you afford to do without it.

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Local Social News From Vaucluse To Carlisle and Nearby

Mr and Mrs James I Wise and son Norman visit friends in Carlisle Pa Mrs H B Kline and daughter Mary Eliza return home to Chevy Chase Md after visits Mrs Holmes McCauley ill with typhoid at Winchester Memorial Hospital Mrs Susan Reinhardt returns to Chevy Chase Md from visits S F Kenny returns home from Mt Jackson limekiln Mrs George Fisher and daughter Jean visit F Estes Kline Rev Druid Jones preaches at Cedar Cliff church Mrs Robert Gillock visits from Lexington D M Leidig visits relatives in Chambersburg Pa Mrs Samuel Williams of McKeesport Pa and Mrs Cora Scaggs visit brother Robert Larrick at Greenhill Annie Kline visits Elk Ridge Md Mrs R L Boggs visits Harvey Funkhouser in Pittsburgh Dogs kill one and cripple several of S B Kline's sheep M M Stickley in Winchester on business W W Stickley leaves for Atlantic City and Philadelphia for a two week visit Newport society belle adopts one black stocking and shoe and one white ditto. The question What is a ditto The fellow who blows his own horn is always a soloist.

James I. Wise Norman Carlisle H. B. Kline Mary Eliza Chevy Chase Holmes McCauley Winchester Memo Hospital Susan Reinhardt S. F. Kenny Mt. Jackson George Fisher Jean Moorefield W. Va F. Estes Kline Druid Jones Alfred Jones Kernstown Cedar Cliff Church Robert Gillock Lexington Jas. S. Wise D. M. Leidig Chambersburg Samuel Williams McKeesport Cora Scaggs Lillian Branchville Robert Larrick Greenhill Annie Kline Elk Ridge R. L. Boggs Pittsburgh Harvey Funkhouser S. B. Kline M. M. Stickley Winchester W. W. Stickley Atlantic City Philadelphia

Tulip Notes Celebrate Community Picnic and Visits

A crowd attended a Tulip event with a pleasant afternoon program by local schools. The grove hosted a feast with many tables of delicacies around noon. Mr and Mrs Grover Grim visited relatives in Tulip. several families and visitors were noted across the area. Protracted services opened at Refuge church on the 26th led by Rev Knox as dry weather dampened farmer spirits.

Milton Cadwallader Ray Cougill John Cougill Annie Curtis Wadesville Belva Gardner Samuel Hockman Hagerstown J. W. Cougill Refuge Church Knox Miss Grannell Winchester Adlia Willis

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Jennie Beattle Weattle Leich Hunt Lebanon Star Tannery Newport E. W. Clevenger & Bro Stephens City, Va C. W. Winesberg Virginia E. Little Larrick & Larrick, Inc Bryce Thor Victor Bicycles W. D. Parker H. B. Kline & Sons Empire Jr Oliver Patapsco Fertilizer Vaucluse, VA Oxford Ties R. Sperry Perry & Armel Bryant’s
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