West Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs in Shepherdstown
Rehearsals and plans for the annual West Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Shepherdstown are underway. The four day program includes credent and executive meetings, speeches, tours, and a president’s luncheon with notable speakers and entertainers.
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West Virginia
Shepherdstown
Ajion
Repres
Wellyoefeer
West Virpoy
Tuesas
Jon Fyorden
West Vleration of Women's
James
Jil
Tobrbaueh
Bertie Backus
Treasseonerr
Register Eight Months Advertises Subscriptions
Shepherdstown teachers and students planning to move to colleges should subscribe to the Register. The publication costs one dollar per year and will be mailed to any address. It promises to be a welcome weekly visitor for those away from home.
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Shepherdstown
Shepherdstown News Roundup Includes School Openings
The Shepherdstown district sets new session start dates with the public schools opening next Monday and the new high school beginning September 18. Shepherd College hosts a Friday night event and a thunderstorm brings needed rain. Reports from Yosemite to California describe harvests and travel plans as dust on Main Street is finally reduced. The Opequan Golf Club opening at the Shepherdstown road club house features morning and afternoon tournaments and an evening dance. Red Men celebrate Labor Day with a grove gathering near Keedysville and Boonsboro, including speeches and a sham battle. Short note on the Lewis Feldman marriage disappearance case, a church notices section lists Sunday services, and Synod meetings affect nearby congregations.
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Jefferson County
Pinkney Schley
Shepherdstown
Shepherd College
Opequan Golf Club
Shepherdstown Road
Martinsburg
Opequon Creek
Logan Tribe
Red Men
Keedysville
Boonsboro
Rothersville
Beatty
Mr Fink
Maryland
Robert S. Strobel
Washington
District of Columbia
HW. L. Snyder
Dorse Etchison
Frederick
W. P. Wunchter
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Lewis Feldman
Baltimore
Rose Rinder
Ti Wag
William Curia
Jurla
Feldman
Luria
Mystery death mix up tangles families in Reedysville
A burial mix up near Keedynville leaves an unidentified man buried as Mr Grove. Relatives in Harper’s Ferry and Sharpsburg investigate after a hospital sighting proves Grove alive at St Elizabeths Hospital. The case sparks local speculation and distress.
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Baerid Greve
Harper's Ferre
Sharpsburg
Reedysville
Aarlegram
Philis Greve
Washington
Keedvsville
Goheen
Revtter Curetan
Harper's Ferry
Mr Grove
Grove
Mr Goheen
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
William Butler
Keedynville
Napere
Mr. Grove
Local anglers pursue legendary Potomac bass tale
Dr Burwell and Ben Hartzell chase a huge Potomac bass in Belle Vue waters. Hartzell spends 514.50 on tackle, loses gear to the fish, then Burwell finds a dead bass with Hartzell’s rod and reel still attached, salvaging the gear. The beast reportedly weighed about three quarters of a pound.
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Dr. Burwell
Ben Hartzell
Potomac
Hartzell
Mr. Hartzell
Burwell
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