Change at The Register Marks a Modernized Edition
The Register announces a shift to a four page modern format with improved reading flow and bigger ads. It notes reader adaptation will take weeks, highlights reminiscence pieces by Dr. John O. Knott, features on the Cumberland tragedy, and a broad slate of local advertisers and promotions from Hodges-Lemen, Reed & Myers, Licklider, Dandridge, Opera House, and various merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wight
John O. Knott
Knott
Cumberland
Register
Hodges-Lemen Company
Ney
Reed & Myers
Reedson
Heens
Hong
Licklider Corrajon
A. S. Dandridge &Co
Ers
Shepherdstown Welcomes Farm Expert LeGee and News
Reynolds LeGee of West Virginia University agricultural extension staff begins duties in Shepherdstown. He is noted as an expert in farms and orchards and will boost local agriculture and sports vitality. Dr. E. H. Vickers, WVU economics head, spent holidays visiting home and aiding winter work. A letter from Mrs. Arthur Conradi of Francisco describes roses blooming in California and hopes to visit Shepherdstown. Lieutenant Louis K. Koontz’s War Plans Division posting in Washington, and local visits by Stultz Boone and others highlight community links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nre Reynolds Legee
Weat Vb Universition
Charlies D. Wyson
Shepherdstown
Leese
West Virginia
Legge
E. H. Vickers
Westirginia University
Jerpanlanay Peent
Dr. Vickers
Washington City
United States
Vickers
Japan
University of Tokyo
Retter
Arthur Conradi
Francisco
Louise Welshans
California
Good Old Shepherds Town
Conradi
Sara Louise
Louis K. Koontz
Frank Koontz
War College Division
War Department
War Plans Division
General Staff
Koont
Bureau of Education
Gladys Moreland
Davis High School
Fairmont Normal
Stair Putton
Stanley
Kelly Field
University of Illinois
Cherry Run
Studens
Hobart Roby
West Virginia University
George Ludwiz
Heartwnsville
Shepheartomwa
Edwin Miller
Gerardstown
Canada
Pittshore
Nellie Gantt
Cherry
Paul Wiest
Univeraity Land
Frank Yates
Death toll rises in Shepherdstown. Annie Entler mourned
News from Shepherdstown reports the death of Miss Annie Entler, a long-time town figure, noted for heroism in a Piedmont hotel fire and her later Red Cross service. Survived by sister Mrs. Geo M Beltzhoover, funeral at her home conducted by Rev. Ware and Rev. Ghiselin, interment Elmwood Cemetery. age details not provided. Also noted: Henry Engle, Confederate veteran, dies at Shenandoah Junction aged in his 70s. funeral at Shenandoah Junction Presbyterian Church.
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Shepherds Town
Annie Eutler
Margaret Ensler
Ellen Mo. Elroy Entler
J A. Entler
Jane
Piedmont
W. Va
Simms
Annie
Washington
Eutler
Shepherdstown
Red Cross
Episcopal Church
Pack Horse Ford
Daughters of the American Revolution
Irs
Geo. M. Beltzhoever
Entler
J. W. Ware
Charles Ghiselin
Presbyterian Church
Elmwood
Henry Engle
Our County
Ross I. Engle
Shenandoah Junction
Engle
William Engle
Tees
Virginia
Neal Ry
Richmond
Ross L. Engle
Marion
Ohio
Jo C. Siler
Charles Town
GC. B. Dille
G. M. Reltzhoever
Morgantown
Frederick ‘Incon Emory
West Virginia University
Emory
Magen
Hi Wits
James 130S
Kearns
Middleway
Geo
Seneeny
George Xraryid
Mra
S. M
Berkeley
Itis
Vanclevesville
Alfred M. Smith
Chatton Town
Huriee
Etto
John Popishop
Issac Burns
Joscen Witlingham
Snenamteah
Charles Clay Triplett
Madison
South Dakota
Misa Severson
Twain
W. S. Richard
Washington City
W. A. Lytle
Pasbicteton Junction
Tripletine
Government Service
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Winter Weddings Bring Many Local Nuptials and Tales
A long fragmentary report details numerous marriages around Jefferson County and nearby areas. It notes Miss Morgan to Mr. McElfish in Pittsburgh with ceremonies at the bride’s home and lists attendants, gowns, and wedding marches. It then chronicles multiple weddings in Martinsburg, Charles Town, and surrounding towns, naming brides, grooms, and relatives, along with brief postwedding events and some wartime connections. Interwoven are local social notes about visitors, veterans, and a late December incident of a blaze and a bank paper theft at a mill, with sparse, partially readable details.
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Man Rea
Morgan
Pitsburg
Seine
Actua
Hev
Mug
Eng Sofe
Geret Laat
Hugh c Mean
Mir Julia Morgain
Soreltein
Mel Fad
Falmer’ Mektish
Cumberland
Elizabeth Walderland
Mr. McElfish
Pilburg
McElfeh Leng Lyne
Shepherdstown
Elizabeth Harper
Frank Dinsto
Martinsburg
Southern Methodist
Pervensae
Charles Town
T. J. Swann
Joseph
Eile Dianto
Harper
Harper's Ferry
David Poulton
Joseph Dianto
Tite Diauto
Louise Ray
Eilern O'Bayle
Pulton
Gudletrie
Mad
Dinwin
Daug
Betggist
Ned Mig
Cate Ing
Eee
Its
Jacob Pry
Kahletuwa
Wil
Werry Jacobs
T. W. Jacobs
Kabletown
Summit Point
Wim
Estelle
Katherana
Swann
Willis R. Crowl
Shepherd
Jean
Anne F Currier
Ottimore
Robert S. Barnes
Methvo
Mire Crow
Charles Show
Soentil
Foto Bail
Ihe Street
Washington Times
Misa Grace Swisher
le Talbott
Rockville
Ted
Ethel Wartenber
Aeeee Telephone Exchange
Martial Peesey
Ianley Wooddy
Akron
Ohio
Z. Swann
Methodist Ornate
E. G. Louden
Oncanta
Jefferson County
Maxine
Canada
Samuel J. Mins
Remsburg
Hicks
Arpa Snd
Fred Flook
Welcome Holiday Vinltors Subscribed Renewals Note Names
A damaged notice lists readers and subscribers including Mine La qe tnekilder Guy T. Marrieth Mitchell Hendricks Klener Je Ignott Horace Sey Roayby RW Molen Hoe McNee Gardner Griffith and Mrs Kate Demers with renewal reminders and partial names.
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Tnekilder
Guy T. Marrieth
Fat
Eee
Mitchell
Leroy Hendricks
Benjamin Klener
W. Ws
Je Ignott
Horace Sr
iSey A
Ar Roayby Er
Pepaeag
Cas
McNee
J. W. Gardner
Jeep Griffith
Mrs Kate
Ride Vor Class A Road Invited
Fragmentary notice mentions Moore, Wyseng and Sen inviting construction work on a roadway near Harper's Ferry. The incomplete text references a county survey, a bid or agreement process, and potential plans for a Bipyeias Tancedl type project with dates or approvals to be determined.
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Ers Moore
Wyseng
Sen
Harper's Ferry
Win County Dart
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Opera House
Ger Musser
National Highway
H.S. Pitzer
A. Sapiens
Walter W
Chatee Tormgaisen
Qamemeion
Greby
Pune
Mardane
Arcemeter
Hie
Wren
Deere
Tate
Turner
Barron
Stultz Boone
Harrison Schley
Boone
Morgenthaler manhTe Campas
North Carolina
Harry M. Show
Shea- Fordstown
Amon Ourontiers
Nis
Fannie Show
Maxima
Martha Knode
A. L. Kno
Eioa
Rico
Ter
Weetinman BeWitt Futtin
Staea Naval Academy
Anhesela
Erma Hess
Washinton
Hisur
GW. Shaw
Davioe
Hiser
Ahai
Shephert College
Lel
Sohwal
Renney
Mre Jr
Moorefield
Shepherd College Notes
Behoal
Shepherd College
Sarah Landes
Jessie Trotter
Aurora
Preston County
Freese
Wheeling
Mabel Gardiner
Lorintown
Dimapil
Alice M. Myers
Bikins
Tory
Miles Addie R. Ireland
Sumasay
Morganawn
Hampshire
Hardy
Tucker
Grant
Pendleton
Randolph
McDowell
Monongalia
Wetzel
Hampshire County
Charles Fee
Pittsburg
Alice
Ruth
Missy Alice Beanson
Ja Compton
Ight
En Cacapon
Guyveye
Tracy Thie
Mier Arnetha Haines
Morgan County
Hiteward Johnson
Shephurdeown
Arron
Chia
Tee Moating
H. C. Geinendanner
Jefferson County Telephone Company
Pharetic Service Commission
Dnoning
Charles Tawa
Penne Bf
Ofl
Orland B. Hellman
Chester
Je West
Mpd
Shirl Nich
Dee
Harper Desire Scae
Rita’ M
Chavis
J. HL
Etrien
Charles P
Misa Fannie 2 Crites
Malitown
Erie
Jorkmen
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