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Newspaper
Rockingham Daily Record
Location
Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1912
Page
5
Several hundred delegates from nearly every state gather for the National Guard Association annual convention. The key topic is War Department plans to organize the militia into twelve divisions to enhance mobilization readiness in case of war.
Mrs Bertie Campbell left for Frederick Maryland to visit her sister Mrs J E Alleman. B F Gottwall and wife went to Strasburg where he opened a studio. L S Williamson and sister Elizabeth will visit Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and Pittsburgh for a short trip and shopping. Dr Hawkins of Cumberland is visiting W W Williamson. Shenandoah Valley Training Academy students spent Thanksgiving in Quicksburg and toured the nearby Char Neff cave. E O Henkel wife and Miss Hufford went to Wytheville to visit Henkel’s sister. The Darktown Minstrels drew a large crowd at House Hall. Tan query Lonas presented a well trained cast. Mr and Mrs J C Crim returned from East Virginia. Mr and Mrs J H Harrison spent a weekend with relatives near town. Harrison works for Southern Railroad in Washington DC. Co R Crabill returned home after time with wife in Winchester.
Barbara Dunivin executrix requests creditors present proofs of debts against the estate of J B Dunivin deceased. Commissioner H W Bertram fixes December 28 1912 at his office in the First National Bank building Harrisonburg as the time and place to receive proofs of debts as provided by Virginia law.
Miss Stewart Everette of Norfolk and Miss Fannie Menifee of Waynesboro visited W. H. Sipe's home last week. Prof. and Mrs. C. K. Holsinger of Mt. Jackson stayed with Mrs. Holsinger's mother Mrs. G. B. Holsinger.
Tenth Legion reports a very interesting Patron's Day program presented last Friday in the High School auditorium by the pupils and staff. The event showcased student talents and school spirit in a lively community program.
Thanksgiving activities, seeding road work and mill painting mark the week. Local residents attend a masquerade ball, visits to Harrisonburg occur, and multiple families trade trips to Richmond and nearby towns.
The Fairview Graded School held Patron's Day with a crowded audience and notable talks by Revs Phillips and Eubanks, visiting students aiding Rev W H Sampsel at Mountain Valley church. The protracted meeting, aided by Revs Phillips and Hobanks, shows strong religious enthusiasm and many penitents at the altar. David Templeman has recovered enough to leave his bed and hopes for full health soon.
This morning Dayton resumes studies while Mrs. Bennett, in delicate health for over a year, remains in critical condition with little hope of recovery. J R Phillips, a genial local merchant, attended Quarterly Conference at Lacey Springs on Thanksgiving Day. If the chilly spell lasts, pork production may surge soon. Aside from a few cases, the community enjoys good health.
The Cherry Grove program featured dialogues recitations and songs to a crowded house. Rev Williams of Dayton preached a sermon at the U S Church. J W Maten and A J Schultz are finishing another cistern for the Thomas sisters. Farmers finish husking corn. J I Bush of Washington DC visited locals. J K Smith moved near Mt Zion and Samuel Myers moved into the vacated property. Ashenfeller Bros build a house for David Brenhamen near Edom. Sunday school at 10 and BE Kk Society at 7 30 with officer elections forthcoming.
Rheuma claims to attack uric acid, relieve twisted swollen joints and restore normal function. It targets the stomach liver kidneys and bladder, offering relief for rheumatism gout neuritis lumbago and neuralgia. Available for 50 cents at Jas L Avis with money back if not as advertised.
Marine draftsmen from across the United States gathered in Philadelphia to form a national organization modeled after other national technical societies. Delegates from several state groups indicated willingness to affiliate. membership will have three grades: members associates and juniors based on training and experience.
A humorous promotional copy touts the benefits of laughter and jokes to lift blues. It invites readers to order in advance and receive Fun weekly as a free gift with next Sunday's World, promising entertaining pictures stories quirks and daily verse to banish dull care.
An old advertisement touts Fly's Cream Balm as a quick cure for catarrh and related nasal and throat symptoms. It claims the antiseptic balm soothes inflamed air passages, relieves sneezing coughing and runny nose, and even helps chronic cases by clearing discharge and strengthening membranes. Agents listed include L. H. Ott Drug Co.
Harry Lewis and the Dixie Kid have signed to meet in Liverpool Mag Dec 15. The bout marks a major regional clash with both fighters aiming for a decisive victory.
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