Local notices and market items from Shepherdstown 1919
The Shepherdstown Register notes prices for blackberries at 42 cents a pound and 41 cents a dozen, wheat at 52.20, and hogs at 21.75 per hundred. It lists local sales, a Red Cross setting, a board of education meeting, a plan to repair roads, a July 4 Martinsburg observance, and upcoming theatre bills at the Opera House. It mentions property for sale, a barn fire at Payne's Ford, and notable letters from readers in Gerrardstown and Shenandoah Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel G. Shipley
Daniel C. Shipley
John W
Airehell
Local fair secretary elected as Wm H Knode takes post
Morgan's Grove Fair Association names Wm H Knode secretary after J D Mull doon resigns The fair seeks protection for the event scheduled September 2 3 4 5 A July 4 patriotic service will be held at 30 oclock in front of the old college building on Main Street under Pack Horse Ford Chapter D A R Rev S L Flickinger to speak West Virginia auto licenses extended to December 30 1920 Pomona Orchard sale for 345000 to Tonkin Gatrell and Rothwell Company plus partners Farm near Leesburg VA and Berkeley county shows 181 acres with 100 in fruit Traffic officer fines driver of dead animal truck 10 dollars and costs in Martinsburg area Shepherdstown and surrounding towns see planes and post cards from Owens drug store Modern fishing and rail updates noted. local sports includes Marist College football game at Miller field Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan's Grove Fair Association
Wm. H. Knode
J. D. Muldoon
Knode
Old College
Main Street
Pack Horse Ford
D. A
S. L. Flickinger
State Automobile Department
West Virginia
M. M. Stanley
Kearneysville
Pomona
Berkeley County
James Hoge
Leesburg
Mr. Wilkins
Washington
H.G. Tonkin
J. W. Gatrell
Rothwell Company
Crohan
Willis Crowl
Martinsburg
Pennsylvania
R. G. Miller
Shepherdstown
Potomac River
Harper's Ferry
Owens' Drug Store
Rumsey Monument
Shepherd College
River Bridge
Williamsport
Maryland
National Highway Garage
G. J Miller
C. M. Haines
Bakerton
N. T. Snyder
Shenandoah Junction
R. C. Ringgold
Charles Cook
C. D. Scully
H.S. Knode
Ford Works
Hugh Ferguson
Berkeley Springs
Ernest Zimmerman
Morgan County
Woods
Cergusim
Moundsville
Service Infantry
Cavalry
Artillery
Engineering Corps
Medical Corps
Air Service
France
Philippine Islands
Alaska
Hawaii
Panama Canal
Noble S$. Ewing
Lanark
Illinois
Bill
Ewing
Auto Ion and
Bright
Norfolk & Western Railway
Charles B. McDonald
McDonald
Miller Field
Marist College
Wasington
Aear
Robert L. Emory
Guy Miller
McSherry
Notable summer visitors and travels through Shepherdstown
A parade of guests and returning residents fills Shepherdstown as families from Pennsylvania Ohio Maryland and West Virginia visit for summer weeks. Engineers, students and distant relatives plan trips to Harrisburg Gettysburg Bethany Toledo and Baltimore while a wave of locals host and host relatives including Ware Andrews Lemon and Rogers families.
Death of Gerling Rutherford in farm accident near Harper's Ferry
Terrible accident on the old Strider farm near Harper's Ferry when a thunder scare caused a binder to crash. Gerling Rutherford, living in Bolivar, rode a saddle horse and leaped free but was drawn into the knives. he died that evening at about nine thirty. He was about years old, unmarried, and lived with his brother in Bolivar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerling Rutherford
Strider
Harper's Ferry
Hicks
Mr. Rutherford
Bolivar
Mr. Hicks
Death of a good man in Charles Town ends life of Nicholas Strider
Jefferson county records the death of Nicholas S. J. Strider at 66 in Charles Town after a long illness. A respected merchant turned undertaker, he led a Christian life, left detailed funeral instructions, and was mourned by a large crowd at his M E Church South service. He is survived by his first and second wives, three sons and six daughters, and siblings. The obituary notes his widespread esteem and community involvement in Unionville, Avilla, and Charles Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Nicholas S. J. Strider
Charles Town
Mr. Strider
Howard Strider
Unionville
County
Avilla
Ald
Strider
Melvin T
Charles H. Strider
Nicholas J. Strider
Boston
Emma K. Cornish
Philadelphia
Ida Warthen
Janie Apparat
Katie Neeley
Washington
Rose Gray McAndrews
Ireland
F. O. Smith
Norfolk
Annie Trussell
Wheeling
William Strider
Baltimore
Southern Methodist Church
T. M. Swann
D. L. Blakemore
Frank A. Strother
J.C. Hawk
J. S. Ale Friend
Episcopal Church
W. M. Compton
Edge Hill Cemetery
Shepherdstown
Citizens Fire Company
Wildey Lodge
O. F
Blue Ridge Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Washington Camp P, C. S. of A
Notes of the Churches Summer Open Air Service
The opening union outdoor service was held near the Main Street college, drawing a large crowd from miles around. Rev. Edmund J. Lee spoke on China missions and urged global Christian support, with music by a large choir under Prof. Muldoon. Upcoming services and church notices filled the rest of this community update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old College
Main Street
Edmund J. Lee
Episcopal Church
China
Shepherdstown
Mr. Lee
Lee
J. D. Muldoon
S. M. Engle
Ashland
Lake City
Florida
Register
Baltimore
Margaret Engle
Naval College
Washington
Navy
Camp Meade
Elizabeth Engle
U.S
Shepherd College Faculty Reappointed and New Hire Named
State Board of Regents met last week and reappointed Shepherd College faculty except a music teacher. Paul Morrow was chosen to fill the vacancy caused by Prof. Duke’s death. he hails from Huntington and holds an A B from West Virginia University 1908. He taught science at Fairmont High School five years and was principal at Chickasha Oklahoma for three years, then studied at Columbia University last year. He will head the Speers of education at Shepherd College. Increases were granted to faculty salaries from 200 to 400 dollars. normal schools and the University also received raises. The board discussed campus commencements, outreach via letters and ads, a revolving fund for needy students, and extending summer courses to three months. Also listed for sale privately were mahogany pieces from Mrs Carrie J Triplett and farm goods from Daniel C Shipley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Regents
Shepherd College
Paul Morrow
Duke
Morrow
Huntington
West Virginia University
Pairmont High School
Chickasha
Oklo
Columbia University
Speers of Education
Board of Regents
Fatal Accident at Kearneysville Involving B&O Engine
A fatal crash occurred soon after 11 PM at Kearneysville when a B&O Railroad helper engine struck an automobile. William W. Zombro, 23, was killed. Pearl W. Zombro, 17, was badly injured. The car was demolished, gasoline ignited, and the pair were thrown from the vehicle as the locomotive backed onto the westbound track. William had just returned from service in France. Pearl’s condition was critical. Magistrate Miller ruled no coroner’s inquest. The report also notes engagements and marriages in the community news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearneysville
William W. Zombro
Pearl W. Zombro
W. P. Zombro
Millville
Martinsburg
William Zombra
Pearl
William
CC. Lucas
King’s Daughters
Martinsbore
William Zombro
France
Register
Iris
Herbert C Miller
American Fruit Growers Inc Formed Amid Washington Shakeup
A Great Announcement was made in Washington Monday about organizing American Fruit Growers Inc a 3125 000 000 fruit growing and distribution corporation coinciding with resignation of Charles J Brand chief of the Bureau of Markets Department of Agriculture to head the new company The syndicate has properties in Wenatchee Yakima Valleys Corona citrus district Lord grape district and apple regions Appalachians Southern Illinois Arkansas Florida Plans include standardization of growing grading and packing The Pittsburg Syndicate controls local apple orchards valued around 75000 and is viewed by many as a major combine aiming to squeeze out smaller growers Also ad mentions insurance and various local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
American Fruit Growers, Inc
Charles J. Brand
Bursau of Markets
Department of Agriculture
Capcera
Wenatchee
Yakima
Washington State
Corona Citrus
Lord Grape
California
Appalachians
Illinois
Arkansas
Florida
Brand
Piresburg
Pittsburg Syndicate
Amaller Fruit Growom
July Clearance Sale Opens With Vast Surplus stock
July 5 marks the start of the most important sale of the season ending July 19. Link links announce clearance of odd lots and surplus stock regardless of former prices. High prices in all lines make this sale timely for genuine savings and real bargains. Visit in person to inspect each item and see the savings for yourself.
Suits and mens wear bargains from Harv Schaffner era
Classified sale offers Greens Browns and mixtures by Harv Schaffner Marx with guaranteed quality. Includes S40 and S850 suits, slanting and vertical pockets, double and single-breasted lines, regulars in Dines and blue stripes, Mohairs and Tropical patterns, Kool Cloths, Raincoats, Khaki pants, riding pants, gaberdine coats, dress pants, overalls and shirts. Strong emphasis on low prices and early purchase incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harv
Schaffner & Marx
Palm Beach
Wsay
Paris
Socks and hats sale at Hart, Schaffner & Mars
We feature socks four pairs for sale in all colors and a range of men's hats including felt hats and straw hats in green tan and other colors. Caps ties and vests discounted and new merchandise guaranteed. Hart Schaffner Mars clothing at Link and Link's.
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Tna
Carly
Sila
Elie
Made to Measure Department prompts early ball delivery offer
A Made to Measure notice states weeding values as SUM for early delivery in July with a 40 allowance basis. Garments under contract won’t deliver until September at earliest or November latest. A large assortment of guaranteed all wool fabrics is offered, with emphasis on timely tailoring and seasonal work.
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Wnell
SMO
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Dirters
Agnes Bell
Liane C Shipley
Priv
Dagida Shipley
Chicago
U. D
Hame
B.F. Harrison
Red Cross
Thos . Miller
Milewaker
National Educational Association
Henry PF Busey
Gerrardstown
Jie inHig
Educa
Thar
David H. Knipe
Payne's Ford
Jeferson County Board of
Mr. Baby
Sharpsburg
Mogersthen
Shepherdstone
Wasiinella
Alexander & Cooke
Jos
H. Trout
Shenandoak Junction
Witherton
Engle
Halltown
Shepstitown
Jooiuht
Avene
TD. W. Griffith
Mary Pickford
Kad Jr
Eldlown
Jon
Jeltthe
Jawa
Mir
J. W. Strider
Leetown
SM Orlock
Witte
Cherning Arms Hospital
Supreme Court of Appeals of Inem
Burwell
Clarke County
Motellerine Earl Burwell
Mics Bammes
Shenandoatt
Thomas H
Virginia
Jacob R. Keller
Silver Peak
Goldfield
Sam
Europe
Taylor Bragonier
Harvey Lehman
Lola Walker
Harrisburg
Lebanon
Palmyra
Gettysburg
Bat Tlefield
HL Pinkney Schley
Bethany
W. Va
John N. Ware
Suwanee
Tennessee
J. W. Ware
Dorothy Ware
Ome
Loy W. Stambaugh
Dayton
Ohio
Garlton H. Dean
Middletown
J. B. Staley
Stambaugh
Stanley
Victor Sweeney
Antietam
Boyd Randal
Cairo
University of Chicago
Matthew Page Andrews
Fruit Mill Farm
Sallie Page Andrews
Cleon S. Osbourn
Yale University
Dumas Malone
87Th Marines
Jim
Chattanooga
Tenn
James J. Haley
Columbus
L. M. Lynch
H. L. Snyder
Rochester
N.Y
David Lemon
Audrey Gaines
D. Frank Koontz
C. W. Boyer
Brendon Conklyn
Greenville
William Harrison
J. W. Sampsell
Jim, Jr
W. W. Winters
Mollie Arthur
Robert
D. Barley
Jimmie
Funkstown
No M. Hendricks
T. W. Latimer
Lillian
Edward L. Reinart
Chas. A. Pearson
Bluefield
L. V. House
Pittsburg
Rennett
Holmes Berry
Luray
Mary Triptet
New York
Gertrude Shaul
Middleway
John Shaull
Margaret Iwis
Ripponee
de. Wilkins
Mineola
Walter Keene Wilkins
Wilkins
Justice Manning
Dr. Wilkins
Thee Register
Nassau County
Wisler
Milton W. Wisler
Maggie E. Wisler
Edward W. Wisfer
Lula Miller
Wm. R. Miller
Wisfer
Pottstown
D. F. Reinert
W. 5. Roger
Johnson
George W. Johnson
Parkersburg
State Public Service Commission
Capt. S. B. Avis
W. L. Gravatt
Council of the
Forty-Second Council
Peterkin
Vestryimen
James L. Gordon
First Congregational Church
Congregational Church
Francisco
Providence
GR. Kiracore
Elk Branch
Union Church
Presbyterian Church
Episcopal Churchyard
A. B. Mitchell
Trinity Episcopal Church
Lutheran Church
Christ Reformed Church
A. M. Gluck
Shepherd College Teachers
Carrie J. Triplett
Q. W. Middleton
Erie
Adali Fa Charles ©. Lucas
Kearneysyilly
Miss Middleton
Lucas i
Hurke Electric Co
Pitdelphia
Della M. Renner
FS. Renner
Edward H Parker
Sparrow's Point
Church of the Ascension
David M. Entler
David Entler
S. F. Murthy
Lalli Bartyrur
Hayme
J. Wigan
Carleton Lefevre Tabler
Louise Milbourn Foreman
Dudley Bougher
Garner
Edith Kaplan
Walter E. Horr
United States Navy
Annapolis
Edwin W Miller
78Th Transportation Corps
Jack Britner
Wim. J. Brittner
William Blackford
J. W. Blackford
Bardane
Jetty Phillips
Shephendstown
Garland Hendricks
H. H. Hendricks
Washington, Alexander & Cooke
Danic! C
Shipley
Hodges
Link & Link
Raynsters
Wal
Shires
Aveee von
Athletic Union
Menamas
Toye Mananans Si
Burhans
W. Washington Street
Hagerstown
Opera House
Shepherdstown, W.va
Franca
Fleyrance
Irilly
Latform
Captain Kidd, JR
Shirley Mason
Dorothy Gish
Bryant Washburn
R. D. Mack
DSM
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