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Newspaper
Shepherdstown Register
Location
Shepherdstown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
7
Local items report sun rise and set times, fruit prices, and market conditions in Shepherdstown. Notes cover school start dates, fair preparations, furniture sales, rabies in Martinsburg, property transfers, and upcoming community events. Also touches on Ford price cuts and regional car market shifts.
Brunswick Athletic Club defeated Shepherdstown 4 to 1 in a sunny game marked by solid pitching by Cummings and a two inning burst that produced all Brunswick runs. Gretchley homered in the second as Shepherdstown surged to a first loss against National Tube of McKeesport.
John Lee Coulter dean of University College of Agriculture has been elected president of the North Dakota Agricultural College and will accept the position. The change follows the resignation of another university dean, Henry Craig Jones, who left to head the University of Illinois law school.
A roundup of church activities for Sunday services across Shepherdstown and nearby towns. Presbyterian, Episcopal, Lutheran, Catholic, and Reformed congregations announce Sunday schools, morning services, sermons, love feasts, and upcoming conferences with dates in September. A Persian missionary will speak September 14 and the Winchester Presbytery fall meeting runs September 20 to 22. Public is invited.
The undersigned will sell privately at his home in Charles Town the following articles: Two porch chairs and table, steel range Home Comfort, 4pallon churn, oat sprouter, Morris chair, two rocking chairs, vinegar barrel, two good wash tubs, porch bench, trembed White Leghorn Hens, two cocks, 10 large hens, electric light globes, buckets, glass jars, hoes, saws, hatchets, flatirons, washpans and dish pans, and numerous other articles not mentioned.
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