Local Notices and Sales At Reinhart Bros and Town Updates
July 17 1913 items report Reinhart Bros promotions including Tasty and Club cheeses pure vinegar cantaloupes and vegetables. Owens Miller Hodges and Hertle Hoffman advertise fresh eggs poultry remedies kitchen goods and kodaks. Local events: teacher institute at Harper's Ferry August 25th and a Martinsburg fire brigade auto hose track, canal break near Hancock fixed, and a horse show set for August 6th. Several social notices elopement wedding and church fundraisers plus school and village meetings scheduled late July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinhart Bros
Hodges
Owens & Miller's
Owens & Miller
White House
R. Billmyer
Williamsport
Jefferson
Jefferson County Teachers’ Institute
Harper's Ferry
Shepherd College
Martinsburg
Norwalk Motor Company
Charles Town
Hancock
Washington Camp
P. C
Sof A
Bakerton
Mary Lou Ramsey
George W. Appleby
Ellicott City
E.W. Athey
Geo. W. Sister
Athey & Sister
Greensburg
Local notes from Shepherdstown and nearby areas
A wide array of short items from Shepherdstown and surroundings cover social events, weather, mail service, local business moves, church activities, and civic notes. Highlights include the Bridge Club gathering at Lazyland, a strong blackberry crop, typhoid vaccine interest, sewer extension talks, home remodeling on Main Street, a new postmaster appointment, and updates on local infrastructure and fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Meyers
Lutheran Sunday School Normal Institute
Winchester
Mary Derr
Anna Link
Fay Ronemous
Bert Myers
Agilla Church
Baltimore Mail
Robert Gibson
Main Street
Messrs
Maddox
Charles F. Russell
Herndon
Shepherdstown
Burwell
Princess and
High Streets
Shepherdstown Notes Record Summer Visitors and Local Circles
Personal notes detail visitors and residents in Shepherdstown and nearby areas. George Burwell and family from Merida Mexico stay with Dr Nathanael Burwell. many relatives and friends from Clarke county Virginia to Martinsburg and Washington visit or travel for summer. Local leaders and travelers are noted with moving plans and small community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burwell
Mexico
Nathanael Burwell
Shepherdstown
Mr. Burwell
Merida
Yucatan
Burwell
Frances
Dora Belle
Margaret Burwell
Clarke County
Lee Goldsborough
Maine
Mr. Goldsborough
Lee
New York
Wm. J. Britner and Son
Carl Littler
Swissvale
Phineas Marshall
Sam Thompson
Martinsburg
T. J. Hoffman
Kearneysville
Ella McCleary
Rose McCleary
Baltimore
H. M. Turmer
J. W.snyder
Washington
Turner
George M. Rouzee
Kate Chase
Miller Chase
J. Thomas Link
Parkersburg
Mr. Link
Charles Ghiselin
Presbyterian Manse
Frank W. Myers
Rehoboth
Del
D. M. Schoppert
Lucy Schoppert
Atlantic City
Armentrout
Oklahoma
Rev. C. Sydenstricker
Bluefield
W. Va
Kate Samuels
Geo. W. Boswell
Waynesboro
A. E. Boswell
Margaret Greene
Alexandria
Michael Wright
Walter Hill
Bernard
Romney
W. T. McQuilkin
Katherine
Nannie
Nellie Williams
Scrabble
M.S. R. Moler
Keller's
Edward L. Reinhart
Winchester
Phyllis Plush
Brunswick
Sallie Licklider
Nina Powell
Leesburg
Leeland
E. L. Goldsborough
W. N. Lemon
Maud McDonald
Cotink
W. W. Claggett
J. Edwin Triplett
Woodbury
N. J
Edna Sprinkle
Harrisburg
J. L. Welshans
May Stanley
Florence Maddox
Gerardstown
Berkeley County
Minnie Swayne
Among the Churches and Deaths in Shepherdstown
A sermon and missionary notes report Rev C C Bush and wife plan to sail July 1 from New York for Africa with stops in London and Belgium, reaching Congo Free State by December. Obituaries include Mrs Virginia Emmert and 14 year old Paul Hardy, plus Dr Montie Griffith and infant Leroy Unger. Wheat crop updates cite local yields and prices as frost impacts loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Bush
Southern Methodist Church
Africa
New York
London
Belgium
Congo Free State
Shepherdstown Presbyterian Church
Providence
Kearneysville
Shepherdstown
Marvin Chapel
W. A. Lynch
Methodist Church
Shenandoah Junction
Bakerton
Mt. Wesley
Avilla
Virginia Emmert
Frank S. Emmert
Martinsburg
Stewart
Paul Hardy
Hunter Hardy
Bunker Hill
Berkeley County
Montie Griffith
Washington
Berryville
Leroy Evans Unger
Lindsay M. Unger
Williamsport
Mr. Unger
Isaac N. Rowland
Washington County
St. James
Town council meeting OKs street work and sewer review
The regular town council met Monday evening and approved street repairs on Duke street and Main street with pavement grades set for several properties. The sewer extension along Princess street from King to Main was referred to the street committee. The Odd Fellows lodge declined a $500 offer to move from the market house, and the finance committee was authorized to prepare the annual levy estimate. The bridge bond issue for the Shenandoah at Bloomery failed 445 to 392 with low turnout. A cornerstone ceremony for the new Masonic hall was announced for July 23 with clergy, lodges, and a civic dinner planned. A wedding, Peagans Ramey, was noted at Richwood Hall with a reception and trip to Washington. Card of Thanks from the Teduricks expressed gratitude for support during illness and death of their son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Snyder & Co
Board of Equalization and Review
Jefferson County
Messrs
W. F. Alexander
C. S. Musser
Wm. T. Elliott
Sesson
Shepherdstown
Roanoke
Albert Merchant
W. H. Merchant
J. Wilmer Latimer
Senate
District of Columbia
Latimer
T. W. Latimer
Wilson
B.S. Pendleton
Confederate Soldiers’ Home
Richmond
Lloyd Licklider
Aia | Confeds
Pen-Mar
Odd Fellows
Henry Breckenridge
Lexington
Aeolian Quartette
Harrisburg
Shephi Mills
Legar
James Rumsey
Frank L. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Potomac
Stillhouse Spring
Caledonia Lodge of Odd Fellows
Duke Street
H. L. Wintermeyer
Main Street
Robert Gibson
Spolin
M. G. East
Princess Street
King
Lodge
Shenandoah River
Bloomery
Charles Town
Mechanicstown
Shenandoah Junction
Citizens’ Engine-House
Getzendanner Building
Brown’s
Masonic Hall
Masonic Grand Lodge of
West Virginia
Morgan
Berkeley
W. Va
Washington County
Potomac Commandery
No. 5
Knights Templar
Grand Lodge
Ernest Watson
Harper's Ferry
Washington
School Teachers Appointed in Harper's Ferry District
The Harper's Ferry district board announces new assignments for the high, graded, Leetown, Hoge, Gratton, Uvilla, Bunker Hill and Rowlesburg schools. Notable moves include Miss Charlotte Reinhart replacing Miss Chambers at the grades and Professor Boyd Randal as high school principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Harper's Ferry
Hgh School
Boyd Randal
Letitia Shuss
Rose Cockrell
Agnes Reinhart
Charlotte Reinhart
Margaret Shagart
Mary Gardeer
Lula G. Winters
Chambers
Leetown
Shepherd College
Frank Yates
da Roode
Laura Miter
Evelyn Billmyer
O. L. Snyder
Hoge School
Martinsburg
3. C. Bartlett
Ethel Pearcy
Gratton
Mabel Boyd
Thomas
Lalla Maddox
Uvilla
Berlin
Dora Swayne
Bunker Hill
Berkeley County
Edith Dodd
Rowlesburg
Graham Larue
Pocahontas County
Virginia White
Ota Comer
Ievilla
Howard Phillips
C. G. Bartlett
Akron
Ohio
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Marion
A. C. Tedurick
Point of Rocks
Shepherdstown Roller Mills
J. F. Legar
Wood
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Plece
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Tyrna
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Arterae
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Oscar Sivea
Ocarr Sivea
Lecawiilier
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Syracuse
H. T. Licklider
Washington, Alexander &Cooke
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