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Newspaper

Middletown Weekly

Location

Middletown, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1912

Page

3

Local residents Fray Weekend Visits and Guests Abroad

Mrs. Wisecarver and her son Wayne spent Saturday near Kernstown. Rosa Rudolph and Maude Peer leave for Ohio for an extended stay. Sunday guests at Dr. Israel Lindamood’s included Dr. and Mrs. Martin, B. B. Snarr and wife, G. G. Snarr, and Elmer Snarr. Grace McKlwee and Oda Willis visited Mrs. Ida Keller Friday night. Margaret Miller remains ill. Charlie Brill spent several days in Winchester. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bowman visit Winchester this week. their son Guy will attend school there. Mrs. Bessie Lemley of Strasburg visits the Milers. R. J. Bowman and family spent Sunday at E. Whetzel’s. William Warner and family of Washington visit relatives here. Tuesday visitors at Isaiah Funkhouser’s included Samuel Carrier, Victoria Denny, near Middletown, Mrs. Wm. Naylor and son Harold. Rebecca Funkhouser was in Mt. Jackson Monday.

Wm. Wisecarvér Ana Ayne Kernstown Rosa Rudolp Maude Peer Ohio Israel Lindamood Martin B. B.snarr G. G. Snarr Elmer Snarr Grace McKlwee Oda Willis Ida Keller Margaret Miller Charlie Brill Winchester W. E. Bowman Guy Bessie Lemley Strasburg Miller L. F. Miller R. J. Bowman Sam E. Whetzel Wm. Warner Washington Isaiah Funkhouser Samuel Carrier Vic. Denny Middletown Wm. Naylor Rebecca Funkhouser Mt. Jackson

Local Visits Highlight Marlboro Community

Marlboro residents traveled to Winchester for a Saturday visit. Mr. and Mrs. Stickley plus daughter and Mrs. Martin returned Tuesday from Martinsburg. Mrs. Jennie Mitchell visited Amends at Bentonville last week. Godfrey Shull returned from Wardensville to visit Mrs. B. Jamison. Mrs. J. H. Claggett and son Jim spent Thursday with Mrs. Stickley. Henry Pitman, once critically ill, is slowly improving.

H. E. Shull J. E. Claggett Winchester D. E. Stickley A. Martin Martinsburg Jennie Mitchell Amends Bentonville Godfrey Shull Wardensville B. Jamison J. H. Claggett Jim D. E

Wine 7 D White Presiding Elder Moorefield District News

A small group from Wine enjoyed a hay ride to Water Falls near Mt Falls. Attendees included Misses Stella Bowers Martha Meares Nellie Windle Violet DeWalt and Messrs Clarence Windle Ralph Robinson Evens Fisher and Frank Cleaver.

D. White Moorefield Sen Moore Water Falls Mt. Falls Stella Bowers Martha Meares Nellie Windle Violet DeWalt Clarence Windle Ralph Robinson Evens Fisher Frank Cleaver

Strasburg Notes Movements And Delegates

Strasburg items record Lawson Armentrout departing Monday for Richmond to pursue studies at University College edi cine. D F Hinkens moved into Sidney Brill’s former North Eastern Hill house. D L Funkhouser visited Winchester on business. Delegates named for the American Missionary Society convention in Louisville October 10 15 include Mrs M Allen Stickley Rev J D Hamaker C W Spendler O P Stickley F D Maphis and O F Stickley. Dr S M Stickley of Stephen City stayed with Attorney A C Si. There is no use ist being more interested in people's affairs than themselves.

Lawson Armentrout Richmond Rely University College Edicine D. F. Hinkens Sidney Brill North Eastern D. L. Funkhouser Winchester The American Missionary Society of the Christian Church Louisville M. Allen Stickley J. D. Hamaker C. W. Spendler O. P. Stickley F. D. Maphis O. F. Stickley

Barkton Family Debates Returning to Country Cottage

In early morning talk the Barktons weigh city life versus country air. After visitors depart they move back to their flat and resist another stint in the cottage, while the wife already packs for a country return, sparking a playful clash over suburban comforts.

Barktons Barkton

Tomato science and a horned headworm quip

In a garden chat Mr. Thorpe recalls the tomato’s scientific name Lycopersicon Lycopersicum while Miss Doris jokes about a horned creature on vines naming the horned worm as phiegethontius quinquemaculatus.

Mr. Thorpe Doris

In Doubt. Swindler’s Football Fund Claim at College

A reader recalls a swindle where a man collected subscriptions claiming to fund a football team for the Electoral College. The quote places the incident as reported in the Baltimore American.

Electoral College Baltimore American

Harriet Chooses Old Dress Over New for Party

Harriet resists a new dress, insisting the old one has individuality. Her mother and grandmother clash over style, a mishap with the pressing iron exposes fault lines, and Harriet ultimately dons the old frock for her party with family silent, wary approval.

Harriet Mrs. Martin Grandmother Hilton Mr. Martin Genevieve Mrs Martin

Pie Recipes and Baseball War Headlines

A bundle of old recipes lists several pies including Cocoanut and Vinegar with detailed steps and ingredients. The World Championship series between the Giants and Red Sox is set to begin in New York on October 8 with pennant winners cited. Mass riots unfold after the Lawrence textile strike as workers clash with police. Wilson and Taft meet in Boston alongside Governor Foss to bridge rival campaigns.

Giants New York Red Sox Boston Lawrence Mass Woodrow Wilson Taft Eugene Foss Massachusetts

Also Mentioned on This Page

Febanon Garden Science S. J. Bryan Marlboro, Va BI Little Cushtons C. W. Winesberg Virginia Empire Jr Oliver Patapsco Fertilizer Hi. B. Kline & Sons Vaucluse, VA Oxford Ties R. Sperry C.H. Henson J. E. Cadwallader Vaucluse, Va M. H. Rhodes
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