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Newspaper
Shepherdstown Register
Location
Shepherdstown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
5
Brieses and Notices From Martinsburg Area Markets
Local classifieds report a sale of a Holstein heifer, fresh cows, and Jersey or Apple cattle. Prices and buyers noted in Sharpsburg, Hagerstown, and Martinsburg markets. Community notices include meetings, parades, college campus events, and retirements. several names and places recur, with dinners, picnics, and school commencements on the horizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Cooley
Resigt
Sale
Tao
Anucer
Tina Hodges
Gareth
Rechte
Sharpsburg
Jersey
Appl
Albert Link
Af Hagerstowe
Willy
Teippinriemne
M Martins
Local notes list teachers and residents returning home
Shepherdstown and surrounding area residents are noted as homeward from schools and posts. The list includes Miss Ruth Myers, Miss Laura Lichlider, Miss Margaret Maddox, Miss Phoebe Knott, Miss Elsie Sutton, DeWitt C. Fulton, and many others. Naval officer cadets sail from Annapolis for a summer cruise. several locals visit, travel, or attend commencements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherdts
Ruth Myers
Laura Lichlider
Morgantown
Margaret Maddox
Phoebe Knott
Mannington
Margaret Ln
Great ‘Cacapon
Free Weis
Leegan County
Hammond T Staley
Maybeury
W. Va
Elsie Sutton
Ent
Mashipman DeWitt C. Fulton
U.S. Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Shepherdstown
Midshipmen
Nova Scotia
John Kyd Beckenbaugh
Beck Bros
Spring Weddings Tie Notables in Local Ceremonies
A series of spring marriages united several prominent local residents. Benjamin P. Hartzell of Shepherdstown wed Elizabeth Hendricks of this vicinity at the Southern Methodist parsonage with Rev. W. M. Compton officiating. The couple plans a honeymoon trip by auto and will reside in a new home south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin P. Hartzell
Shepherdtown
Elizabeth Hendricks
H. Hendricks
W. M Compton
Southern Methodist
Martzell Jett
Martzell
Flies
Nora Mr
Stuckey
Haniel Stuckey
Tomahawk
Berkeley County
Cecil M. Wate
Charles Watson
Leotown
Tefferson County
Winchester Avenue Christin
Martinshire
Ron Schmucker
Washington
Charles Town
Wat- Son
Shepherd College
Citizens National Bank of
Storm outages mark memorable Sunday in Ryentre
A Sunday evening storm in Ryentre caused blackouts in the college auditorium and town, with lights failing multiple times during the baccalaureate. A loud crash later prompted speculation of explosions until investigators traced the culprit to a broken rope supporting a 500 pound clock weight in the town clock, which crashed to a lower floor before the mystery was solved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Auditorium
Register
Beddow
Owens’ Drug Store
Robert Shipley
Jefferson
Will Snyder
Mr. Shipley
Letter praises Shepherdstown as ideal retirement town
In a Philadelphia letter dated June 3 1922 JOIN FOX extols Shepherdstown for its quiet life climate and friendly residents. He recalls boyhood memories, notes kinship among locals, and plans to visit longer while enjoying the town readers. He blesses the community and wishes the paper continued prosperity and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criswell
FOX
Philadelphia
Blizzard trial stirs Jefferson county loyalty against Logan operators
In Charles Town June 3 1922 communities voiced support for miners amid a treason charge against Logan county operators. The Blizzard case verdict framed miners as law abiding patriots, while Logan coal bosses faced public condemnation for oppression and wartime profiteering. Local officials note cross county friendship formed during the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
Edicr
William Blizeard
Logan County
Jefferson County
Jefferson
Charlie Town
America
Uniasale Commission
United Mine Worker of Americ
United Mine Workers of America
Sam
Loran County
Jeferson County
Billmyer's Bargain Store Crowds Rally for Honest Values
A bustling scene at Billmyer's Bargain Store shows shoppers flocking to old-time saving prices. Management declares success by trading on the Level and invites continued patronage from all customers.
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