Brief items from the September 14 1922 issue
The page compiles local briefs and notices including market prices such as 28 cents a pound for meat and 4 cents a quart for milk, upcoming events like a college building opening and a bridge party, plus community anecdotes. Names of families, local businesses, and places in Shepherdstown and surrounding areas appear, with discussions of sales, auctions, and local social happenings.
Shepherdstown Neighbor News Highlights Holds Many Moves
Local notes recount Harriet Johnson sailing from New York to Italy for study, several Shepherd College alumni taking jobs or studying in Morgantown and Winchester, and numerous residents visiting, moving, or attending events in Shepherdstown and surrounding towns. Names include Johnson, Cunningham, Bowers, Trump, Lemen, Feagans, Hamill, Engle, VanMetre, Huyett, and others across West Virginia Maryland and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet D. Johnson
Shepherd College
Misha
Huntington
Dennison University
Granville
Ohio
New York
Conte Rosso
Italy
Rome
American School of Classic Studies
Wilbur Cunningham
Shepherdstown
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Mildred Bowers
Elizabeth Trump
Kearneysville
O. EB. Homan
Chester
Hoffman
Westinghouse Electric Supply Company
George Clayton
Elizabethport
N. J
S. F. Lemen
Wm. Morgan Lemen
George T. Knode
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Alice Bennett
Hagerstown
Thos. F. Jones
Main Street
Bennett
Cecil Bell
This Place
Cumberland
Road Builders Busy On Shepherdstown Charles Town Road
Large scale road resurfacing under way near Shepherdstown and Duffields with new oil heated to high temperature for spraying a binder, oiling two miles of road then covering with crushed stone. Work led by county road forces under William M. Burns aims for a durable, cheaper long term result though continuation of the oiling method remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Lendricks
Charles Town
Shepherds Town
Aroa
Shepherdstown
Whiting
County Tord
Duffields
Daniels
Harper's Ferry
County
William M. Burns
Deaths and services note several local residents
The obituary column reports the death of Charles H. Randal at 62 in Washington after Brights disease, with burial in Elmwood Cemetery after a Southern Methodist service. among others, William G. Baker of Buckeystown and Joseph Newton Linthicum of Baltimore & Ohio are noted with funeral details. Walter Rebo Staley dies in Huntington after long illness. Ernest Brown dies near Kearneysville. local relatives and survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Randal
Washington
Bright
Mr. Randal
Jefferson County
Berkeley County
Shepherdstown
Southern Methodist Church
W. M Compton
Elmwood Cemetery
Rendal
Laura Lemaster
Goldie
J. Ford Randal
H. L. Randal
Philadelphia
James N. Randal
Miami
Ella Easter
Charles Town
William G. Baker
Frederick County
Jefferson
Berkeley Counties
Buckeystown
Baker
Daniel Baker
Susan Ellen Jones
Chas. E. Jones
J. H. Baker
Wm. G. Baker, Jr
Jos. D. Baker
C. F. Thomas
Frederick
Walter Rebo Staley
James P. Staley
Huntington
W. Va
Reformed Church
SL. Flickinger
Mr. Staley
Joseph Newton Linthicum
Baltimore & Ohio
Shepherdstown Roller Mills Advertises Flour Prices
The Shepherdstown Roller Mills lists four at 35 cents per 12 pound bag, 24 pound bag for 50 cents, and 49 pound bag for 1.45 dollars. Delivery only on Tuesdays and Fridays. The note claims the mill makes the best flour in Jefferson county and invites customers to try home product and return unsatisfactory items for a refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Star of
West Virginia
Auto Service Ad Promises Modern Repairs at Fair Prices
Notice announces Melvin Mears offers car repair services for Studebaker and Chevrolet. Mears is a graduate of the Aviation Mechanics Training School in St Paul Minnesota and pledges first class service on all cars at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Huyett
Wheatland
Shepherd College
Duffields
Brook Smith
Arthur
W. Va
Wm. H Martin
Maple Shade
L. H. Putnam
State Board of Children's, Guardians
Charleston
Studebaker
Chevrolet
Melvin Mears
Aviation Mechanics Training School
St. Paul
Minnesota
Farmers urged to sell dry rye straw and future crops
Advertises buying dry hand threshed rye straw in bundles at the warehouse with payment for unthreshed field straw and contracts to buy next year’s crop at no less than the stated price. Will supply weed and fertilizer on delivery. Calls for Goetz Saddlery Co or Charles Town WV. Also touts cattle and dairy claims and a laxative product with pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goetz Saddlery Company
Rawson, Or
Charles Town
W. Va
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yadewarters
Mazdaands
Mauser
Evroler
Violet
Auuet
Joey & Son
Pris
Ware, Jr
Shepherdsr ‘Wneday
Poland
Grace Buhr
Ward Gardner
Swope
Shepherds- Mes Myrtle Hamburg
S. L. Vfeonty
Helle Vue
Altona
Mt Best
Eagle
Ons
Bunker Hill
Margaret
Misseley County
All
Tray
John Cronly
Howard Williams
Do Namit
Charles Mient
Shepel Williams
Charles
Harper's
Heather
Fred Hamill
Tle
Dorothy
Keyser
Mattie Ropp
J. L. Myers
Mis
Elizabeth Melester
Kate Arthur
Exchange
Frank Hoffman
John
Campbell Roberts
Minum
Harrisburg
Chas. B. VanMetre
Harry T. Licklider
Atlanta, Ga
Licklider
A. G. Wynconp
Llewellyn Potts
Reva Copenhayer
Mary Welsh
Morrisburg
Mary F. VanMetre
Robert Entler
McKeesport, Pa
Robert G. Miller
Dorothy Ware
J. W. Ware
Beulah Hout
Govington
Criswell
Lemon
J. C. Lamar
Adamstown
A. A. Lamon
Harry White
Richwood
S. Nan Deck
Jesse A Engle
Avilla
Luray
Ruth FE. Robinson
Baltimore
Rene Hill
W.M. Compton
Fairmont
Holmes Reinhart
AS. Lucas
The
Roller ‘Mills
I. A. Good
Bull
Buttercup
Oxford
Pennsylvania
Heath
Chas.s
Billmyer
Dean
Gruen
Milton Kohler & Sons
Hagerstown, MD
Reed & Myers
Reedson and Duffields
Doose Brothers
Dodge Brothers
the Union Sales Co., Inc
East Race St
Telephone Bell
Martinsburg, W. Va