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Newspaper
Shepherdstown Register
Location
Shepherdstown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
5
The issue notes the French navy match with Italy after a major warship loss, hints at a looming presidential veto of a Senate bonus bill, and questions party loyalties amid Maryland primary talk. It cites tariff disputes, police crime woes in Baltimore, and labor strike actions affecting railroads with mixed political reactions.
A large crowd estimated between eight and ten thousand attended Morgan's Grove fair on Monday September 4 with Tuesday described as slower though still busy. Exhibits improve over last year with notable gains in agricultural displays and a major poultry show featuring nine hundred fowls valued around 4000. Howard McKee of Kearneysville won multiple premiums totaling 138 dollars. A mischief incident at a wheel game ended with a fine for the offender. Nearby road and toll bridge developments are announced, including potential toll-free crossings and new state road improvements near Shepherdstown and Sharpsburg.
Winter sublet notice from Helen B Pendleton seeking to rent out a furnished house from October through June. The advert mentions fury mice, electric lights, and hot and cold water. Contact details not provided.
The State Teens Clubs convention in Shepherdstown draws hopes of about 20 delegates, with local club planning for 125 guests. Delegates from Wheeling Fairmont Clarksburg Huntington Elkins Morgantown and Charleston are expected, many arriving by car or train. Hosts plea for homes to house visitors and for extra sleeping rooms as the event promises strong participation and a lively program.
Clarence M. Snapp of Martinsburg died from a head injury after a Ford touring car driven by James Clendenning crashed into a telephone pole near Inwood Berkeley County. L. L. Betts Glendenning and Deputy County Clerk Harold Keedy were seriously hurt. all four occupants had been returning from Winchester to Martinsburg. The accident drew many spectators as the smashed car was towed to Martinsburg for inspection.
The owner reports a light colored Aire dog named Jack missing since Sunday. Last seen near the Maryland side of the river by Legge in Shepherdstown. Any information is appreciated.
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