Shepherd College Visitors Highlight Assembly And Sports
Shepherd College hosted a visiting group including Gov elect Morgan and state board members. The event featured remarks on budget and appropriations, YMCA reports, and a lively program with music, declamation, and a focus on college growth and student activities.
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Lach Thurtay
Jact EF. Morgan
Honnonfive State Board
Jy Pita
Tiny
White
Lakin Wiet
Shepherd Coffees
Peele
Shepherd College
Fas
Morgan
Nat Press Band
Veter Stephyrd Colene
Bolivar lad fined after window breaking spree
A 24 year old Bolivar youth named Eugur weno appeared before Mayor Grubb and was released on paying a fine for breaking windows with thrown stones. One night last week Webb and two younger companions carried out a rampage, smashing windows in more than a dozen houses and stores. Webb was later apprehended near Gumberland by Baltimore and Ohio secret service men and returned to Harper's Ferry Charles Town Advocate
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Eugur Weno
Grubb
Bolivar
Webb
Eagle Station
Mad dogs in Maryland warn children after rabies cases
Six magangs have been killed in Washington county Maryland in recent weeks. Dr J Cass US veterinary inspector warns school children not to play with strange dogs. Amos Showalter killed a dog with rabies at his farm. Cass also killed a dog near Funkstown sent for analysis showing rabies. Further findings at Schley’s.
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Washington County
Wit
J. Cass
United States
Amos
Showalter
Callie
Cass
Funkstown
Farmer Mr McDonald Injured In Timber Accident Near Walper's Cross
Mr McDonald a farmer from Walper's Cross Roads southeast of Sten fordstown suffered a serious leg fracture when a sapling sprang back during chopping. Dr Geo W and Horace M Banks treated him. he will remain at home for some time. Also note a film called The Furnace showing at the opera house Saturday.
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Wo McDonsid
Walper's Cross Kids
Stenfordstown
Mr McDopall
Hime
Dra
Geo W
Horace M Banks
Mr. McDonald
Turner F Yates
Tye
Welrink
He County
Ean
Whitaere
Winchester
Morgan's Grove Fair
Welock
Will of Harry L Mar probate trustees Martinsburg county
The will of Harry L Mar a longtime official of the B and M T Railroad and former superintendent of the Nops at Martinsburg camp is being probated. It provides for debts, a grave marker under one hundred dollars, an income of 314,010 to the executor as trustee with fallback to Rita M Trump for life and her four children, and specifies investments for beneficiaries. The will dated April 13 1914 names Simon Molen as executor and Wade C Kilmer as successor, with Edward Rutledge as potential trustee, witnessed by H L Alexander and Oscar M Ramsey of Martinsburg.
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Harry L. Marshall
B. & Mt Railroad
Campainy
Martinsburg
Citizens Natural Bank of
Martinabure
iToiger
Bestarues
Rita M Trump
Ated
Rayal
Dealthy
Hank
Martiishure
Peaimp
Trani
Molen
Shepherdstown
Trist
Wade C Kilmer
Edwant Rutledee
Mr. Kilmer
H. L. Alexander
Oscar M. Ramsey
Marrtinsburg
Chesapeake & and Ohio Canal
Kelly-Springfield
Cumberland
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
John H. Leathers
Louisville National Balrd
Major Leathers
Louisville
Jefferson County
Man From Rippon Attacks Relatives Then Fights Police
A Rippon man, 50s, attacked his nephew James H. Lockhart in Winchester, struck his aunt with a chair, and fought officers while being taken to jail. He had been moved from Hampshire County to Winchester seeking a mental health review, then returned to Charles Town for confinement. The incident followed a religiously driven mental decline.
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Henry A. Lockhart
Rippon
James H. Lockhart
Winchester
Mr. Lockhart
Eliza Rinker
James Lockhart
Lockhart
Pansner
Charles Town
Hampshire County
Local News Snapshot from Shepherdstown Area
A week of farm sales reports high wheat prices and new licenses. village notices invite subscriptions and local improvements. The Martinsburg circuit trial of Mrs. Virginia McCine Rossa resumes with a hung jury. Railroad and canal developments affect commerce, along with plans for a new Standard Oil station.
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Virginia McCine Rossa
Martinsburg
Potuck
Norfolk & Western Rilfrand Jay
Dichanun
Vaal
Revival Notes SparkConversions in Shepherdstown Churches
Evangelistic services led by Rev. Waters and assisted pastors in Shepherdstown report over two hundred conversions and reconsecrations during a two week revival. A gift to Rev. Waters and helpers accompanied a free will offering of 412 dollars. Several churches in the area plan to host accessions and baptisms, with leaders from Lutheran, Methodist, and Episcopal congregations contributing to ongoing revival efforts.
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Severn
Nottingham
Col. Peper
W. Ware
Ware
J. Frank Gardner
Ledown
Sam Miller
Thes Place
Shepherdstown
Ewnei
Meibogiat
Waters
Lee Richcreek
Hertstowa Dourj
Mr. Waters
Figs
Fife
Muldoon
Tr. Miller
Mr. Smith
CH. Rockey
Are
Frank Struther
Southern Methodist C Church
Farmers Meet to Seek Uniform Wheat Prices in Jefferson County
A large gathering of Jefferson county farmers met at the courthouse to discuss wheat marketing amid price fluctuations. They formed a committee to investigate uniform pricing and plan to report at a subsequent 2:30 p.m. meeting in Se Town, with about 40 000 bushels represented.
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Jefferson Peounty
Daniel J. J. Burns Hyyett HemMebo
R. L. Withers
Semi
John L Burns
Rouse
Geo. B
Zinn
J Burns Huyert
Wyeonemm
Canvess
Chartes
Advertising pays? Chickens sold after misprint in Register
A notice describes Lae Weer Mra JW. Ware advertising Hi Nae Orphington chickens in the Register. A Gust county woman saw the ad and bought the flock calling it the rectory. She paid three dollars each for the fowls and five dollars for the roosters. Two more remnants at Schicyts.
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Aoman
Gust
Schicyts
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