Meadow Mills Letter Highlights Sunday Sermon
J B Oakley of Elizabeth NJ addressed Meadow Mills Sunday School and Rev Fred Willey delivered a strong sermon to a large crowd. Visitors from Middletown Front Royal and Winchester shared visits with local families. A Friday and Saturday bazaar drew a large attendance and praise for contributors and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Oakley
Elizabeth
N. J
Fred Willey
Willey
George Clark
Middletown
George Willey
Mary
Virginia Weaver
Front Royal
Mary Rhodes
Lelia Larrick
William Shipp
Sallie
Harrisonburg
R. E. Henson
Boehn
Winchester
Maude Hottle
Sarah
Carrie Racy
Clary
Harry Henson
Griff Racy
Fisher
Local Notes On Residents Travels And Accidents
Vaucluse residents including Mrs. Harvey Funkhouser and Beatrice Gordon spent a few days in Mt. Jackson with relatives. Mrs. George Fisher and Octavia Kline left for Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gillock have returned to Lexington. Alison Kline badly mashed a finger loading lumber at Middletown. Mrs. Lula of Martinsburg visits her aunt Mrs. B F Smith while Mrs. near of Washington visits her mother Mrs. Ann Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Funkhouser
Beatrice Gordon
Hazel Funkhouser
Mt. Jackson
George Fisher
Octavia Kline
Nellie Dinges
Atlantic City
Robert Gillock
Lexington
Alison Kline
J. E. Cadwallader
Middletown
Local Travel and Rain Boost Farmers in Marlboro Region
Horace Small and family spent vacation in town while Mrs Brill and Miss Updike visited Luray caverns last Friday. Farmers report welcome rains easing drought fears and are hopeful for corn. Henry Pitman remains recovering and Earl Hite visited relatives in Edinburg over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Small
Washington
Margate
D. S. Brill
Laura Updike
Luray
Henry Pitman
Local Acknowledgments and Marriages Reported in Winchester Area
Items note residents returning home from NY Harrisonburg and Wi ton. Visits to M Maphley Ollie Racey and gatherings with Mrs Della Brown Sam. Martha Brill joins Ladies Aid Society. Daniel Reilly and Miss Bullie Davis of Woodstock wed at the Church of the Sacred in Winchester with Father John Moier officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Himelright
Harrisonburg
Russell Orndorff
Witon
Katie Hershman
Bessie Beatley
M Maphley
Ollie Racey
Tribby
Della Brown
Sam
Martha Brill
Ladies Aid Society
Gravel Springs Church
Daniel Reilly
Bullie Davis
Woodstock
Church of the Sacred
Winchester
John Moier
Byuthern Railway
Strasburg News Roundup of Local Visits and Moves
Mrs. D L Eberly in Middletown Friday evening. Amon Strasnider and wife visit Strasburg relatives. C F Headley buys a five passenger Overland car in Middletown. Mrs J D Haynes visiting Washington, W W Newell accompanies to Stephens City. J M Galladay guests of D L Eberly. Inez Lemley and Altha Venable guests of James Robertson. F D Maphis visits Stephens City. Pear Kneisley business in Middletown. P N Jarrett returns from Stephens City. Clara Keister visits with Sarah Zea in Stephens City. B M Bushong buys Greene County Record, Standardsville. Nannie Crawford ill, moved to Memorial Hospital Winchester. O R Rhodes and Myrtle leave Middletown after visit. Annie Moffett Webster of New York visits cousin R B White. Elton Stickley returns from Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Eberly
Middletown
Amon Strasnider
Strasburg
C. F. Headley
Shenandoah County
G. F. Readle
H. C. Borden
J. D. Haynes
Washington
W. H. Newell
Stephens City
J. M. Galladay
Inez Lemley
Altha Venable
James Robertson
F. D. Maphis
P. N. Jarrett
Charles Trussell
Clara Keister
Sarah Zea
Stephen City
B. M. Bushong
News
Greene County Record
Standardsville
Bushong
Harrisonburg
Times
Nannie Crawford
Westend
Bert
R. B. White
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
J. M. Brumback
O. R. Rhodes
Myrtle
G. W. Armentrout
Annie Moffett Webster
New York
Webster
Mark Twain
Jean Webster
Elton Stickley
Gertrude Jenkins
Tulip Social Roundup and Local Travels
Miss Ollie Sargent of Riverton visits Tulip with the Barrows family. Mr and Mrs J E Evans and daughter Katye attend a large dinner at Mrs Mary Smiths near Vaucluse. Katye Evans trips to Winchester to visit friends and help at the Fair then plans a short visit to Good. Rev C W Hepner of Shenandoah County is named missionary to Japan for Grace Lutheran Church in Winchester. Rev A J Stirewall has raised $25 000 for Lutheran missions in two years. Subscribe to the Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Sargent
Riverton
Barrows
Tulip
J. E. Evans
Katye
Mary Smith
Vaucluse
Refuge
Knox
Rubie
Maggie Hammack
Middletown
Miss Barrows
Katye Evans
Winchester
Good
S. T. White
Susie Gruver
Reliance
C. W. Hepner
Shenandoah County
Grace Lutheran Church
Japan
A. J. Stirewall
America
Progressive Farmer urges life linked schooling for youth
A South wide argument on education presses for tying school work to home life and work. The piece argues practical math with fertilizer formulas and real world learning, urging parents teachers and reformers to connect schooling to life and prosperity. It notes Confederate veterans prepare for the Grand Camp of Virginia meeting at Pulaski September 25 26 27 with large turnout expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himalayas
South
Grand Camp of
Virginia
Pulaski
Lamb on honeymoon met dining room gaffe ends with missing lamb
A newly married traveling salesman in a quiet summer resort asks his wife for permission to dine with a neighboring patron, then forgets his roast lamb as the waiter serves dessert. A child’s voice reveals the missing dish, breaking the moment with humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bialing
Mr. Jones
Jones
Weekly Subscription Offer Joins NewsDigest
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