Local notes from Shepherdstown area speak to school and power plant plans
Readers learn of Mullery’s health status and a shift in athletics with new student candidates from Keyser High and Berke as games are planned. Power expansion across Millville to boost Virginia line and Potomac region is described along with anticipated 1000 horse power gains and regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Kable
Gladys Havers
Mary
Keyser High
Berke
Katherine Hirst
Josephich Sperow
Kut Grits ' Bowers
Snyder
Woo
Virginia
Tve Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
Virgilia
Commesiin
Efectie Decemter Ist
Shepherdstown
Thos. C Miller
Shepherd College
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Miller
West Virginia
Emin
Sue Hess
Beulah
Virginia Crowder
Jersanela Crown
Wedding Bells in Strasburg and Nearby Towns
A sequence of quiet weddings noted in Strasburg and surrounding towns. Grace McInturiy and Walter J. Flanigan wed at a private home with family witnesses. Mills Kitchin and Jane Bushong married in Washington. Mary Florence Poutz and Clarence C. Edmonds wed in Hagerstown. Edgar Rouzee and Irene Murdock tied the knot in Washington and Shepherdstown. and other couples announced marriages with local ties and familiar figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace McInturiy
Walter J. Flanigan
Klo’clock
D. L. Snyder
Mary Jarrete
Massaffatten Street
Beautiful
Ceemony
Mary
Elsie Jarrett
Philip Jarrett
Harold Flan Agan
Douglas Spengler
Flanagan
Philadelphia
Ambrose Mcy Inturf
Strasburg
Standard Lime and Stone Company
Baker
Baltimore
Buckeystown M
Weeym Pany
Jane Bushong
D. B. Bushong
Jefferson County
Washington
Mills Kitchin
North Carolina
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Kitchin
Claude Kitchin
House of Representatives
Trinity Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
Mary Florence Poutz
Shepherdstown
Clarence C. Edmonds
Martinsburg
J.S. Simon
J. W. Myers
John Reynolds Foutz
Edgar A. Rouzee
Irene V. Murdock
Howard Downs
Norfolk
Old Point Comfort
Shepherds
William Eutler
Rouzee
Jerome Kennerly
Venita
Oklahoma
Margaret B. Gunnell
Richmond
Harper's Ferry
A. R. Snedes
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Robert R. Haystemt
Berkeleyounty
Lilian Kline
J.P. Kline
Marfinshuee
Shippensburg
William Kline
John Wilson Gore
Ellen Dean Kelley
Charles Tyun
Tat Place
A. Gorean
Death records report multiple local losses and survivors
The death notices list Mrs Amelia Loucotsia Entler aged 71 of Baltimore and other locals, detailing burial at Elmwood and interment in Shepherdstown. It notes long lives with family ties to Martinsburg, Hagerstown, and surrounding towns, plus several obituaries for Carroll Myers and others with ages from 23 to 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Loucotsia Entler
John Phils Entler
Balre
Jae Howe
East 28Th Street
Baltimore
Shepherdstown
Elmwood Cemetery
Sang
Davehtors
B. Entler Wid Pryd Enter
Hagerstown
Waleter Entlen
Edith Abrucht
W. J. Kist
Miks Lessie Enllery
Panmore
Emia J Ardinis Joseph Ardinger
Mactinnhore
I Grosh
Williamsport
Martinsburg
Snn
Mary Jane Bredfie
M. H. Broome
Hawthorne
Charles Boarman
Carrol M. Myers
Hedgesville
Berkeley County
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
J.C. Myers
John Casey
Tha
Roscommon
Ireland
Raber Schilling
Harper's Ferry
Wheeling
J. B. Cook
W. W. Westphal
Bedington
Martinsburg Journal
Hun
Weephal
Cook
Statewide week frames education drive in West Virginia
In December a national yes week is suggested in West Virginia to promote education. Governor Cornwell calls ministers and civic groups to discuss the value of education and to set aside time for school teachers to teach about schooling during the week. Community debate on education is urged and local shops advertise Christmas gift items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Cornwell
Pease
West Virgiia
Register
Runaway team collides with dairy herd in Shepherdstown
A runaway wagon driven by Allen A. Staley frightened by a passing boy caused a collision with J. G. Shaw’s milk cows. Staley escaped with minor injuries while Shaw’s herd suffered three cow injuries, one requiring euthanization. The incident disrupted motors and prompted a local rescue effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherdstown
Allen A. Staley
Mr. Staley
J. G. Shaw
Frank Swope
Young Swope
Shaw
P. Lodge
Notices and Advertisements from Harper's Ferry and Shepherdstown Papers
Historic notices from Harper's Ferry and nearby Shepherdstown include announcements of bridge project ceremonies on the Potomac, market house closures, and coach services between Winchester and Baltimore. Advertisements include rewards for runaways, a nurse wanted, a timber yard opening, and local merchants promoting mills, freight, and canal boat schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stosebreaker
T. Herrington
Harper's Perry
Canaan
A. Humrichouse
Recorder
Shepherdstown
Halshed
Wowell
Michael Smith
Dorsey Hummer
Virginia Pree Press
ISG
Charles Town
John S. Gallaher
William Bowen
John Peawich
J. F Hamtramck
Charles Harper
Sates A. Hamrichouse & Co
West
Harper's Ferry
Washington City
Leonard Y. Davis
Evelina
Batty
Morgan County
Shannondale Springs
Robert P. Magruder
Walper’s
Cross Roads
Virginia Free Preas
Roanoke College Endowment Gift Moves Toward Goal
Dr. Charles J. South announces that the General Education Board of New York subscribes 165000 toward Roanoke College’s 500000 endowment drive, contingent on raising the full amount. Trustees will meet during Christmas holidays to outline campaign steps and secure broad alumni support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. South
Roanoke College
Salem
General Education Board of
New York City
General Education Board
Smith
Roanoke
Genel Education Board
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Mure
Vrei S& Porter Gonstru
Sereno Virginia Power Gomho
Frederick — Railway
Millville
Kershah
Bruns
Potomac Verry
Howly
Siren
Alsatia
The
Shellenis
Uesboro All Stars
Ik Gumberland
Fellowimngs
Henrietta
Hunter
Heilford
Kitchin-Husban
JM Lynch
Garden City
N.Y
Smyder
Harwell
Isabel
Charkes Town Hospital
Martinshawe
Lourlin
Re Growt
Louthant
G. Milles
Martinsitur
Hagersten
Hoggerstown
Ko & DO
No & W
Shenandoah Junction
Sure Road
Boonsboro
Keedysville
Shenandoah River
Manning's
Mountain Mission School
William Luria
Luria
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Norfolk & Western Railwater
Stenandoah Valley Division
Wal Great
Col
J Garland Hurai
Charles
Indlamer'h Ferry
Mirae Hurst
Uty Mae
Wag Hervel
Gel Murst
Griel- IesoMved
John A. Grose
M. B. Church
Katherine Preese
Pendleton
Mra
Ateoniv
Kansas
Jeferson
Willan Lee Ruse
Sears
Swirms
le Waa Aw Viliani Duvante
Ghirles Aline
Londtie Vinteen
Maryland
Jwwetan Caliiy Hospital
Mamday
Non
Heath
Mair
Sehley’s
Boswell’s
Volumis Lodge
Knights of Pyshing
J. Frank Walker
W. J
A. Gartge Washington
G. Chas
D. Shorts
R. L. Harris
Alex Clark
Nelson Kidricl
Thomas Johnson
Walter McCann
T. Harris
Wesley Creamer
Harry Kington
National Highway Garage
Herbert CL Miller
Mlllewnce Williams
Kearness Ville
Phillips
Witter
Philline
Willy
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Harvey W. Harmer
Clathsburg
Wo Va
Hunt Miller
Kearneysville
Lyne
Shephentstown
Wrench
Vincent G. Moore
Boling Monff
Allison A. Hoof
Manassas
John Boling
Marlborough
Young Hoof
Miss. Boling
A. A. Hoof
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