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Newspaper
Shepherdstown Register
Location
Shepherdstown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
9
National Highway Garage offers vulcanized repair service for inner tubes. Electric steam vulcanizing setup used to repair tubes with guaranteed results.
The undersigned announce purchase of a truck and readiness to hire for commercial hauling of any sort. For prices, contact J. C. Chenowith, driver, or the undersigned, Maddux Brothers of Shepherdstown West Virginia.
Robert and George Boal rewall a wall at Burnside with Mrs Fannie swell. Mrs Ernest Cramer and a Cumberland visitor visit Mrs Jennie Seaman. Rain last week caused little damage to ploughed fields. Several locals listed visiting relatives. Frank Hutzell welcomes a baby girl. Cholera era talk notes big lines with two large lines from James Brashears and Luther Drenner.
Miss Katian Hill returned home after two months in Baltimore with her niece Mia. She toured Patterson and Carroll Parks praised for shade, visited Camp Holabird fireworks and Canton Athletic Club, and a Liberty Park picnic that netted over 300 dollars for the club. On arrival at Shenandoah Junction she criticized the station, praising nephew Karl HAL and Jennie for meeting her. Grandstaff announces an aluminum sale September 26 to October 1 in Charles Town WV.
A fine sow and ten pigs are offered for sale. Inquiries invited by Miss Virginia Cockrell near Horper's.
Community religious announcements list upcoming convocation meetings, district conference in Middletown, evangelistic services in Kearneysville and Shenandoah Junction, and church activities across Shepherdstown, Martinsburg, and nearby towns. It notes leaders, schedules, Sunday schools, and special services through early October and early November.
A card from the community building executive board thanks all who supported the fair dances on September 5 and 6 and invites participation for an October 31 masquerade dinner. A public meeting is set for October 8 at 8 p.m. All donors and helpers are urged to confer with the committee. Also urged is chimney safety in Shepherdstown with Horace Grow warning fires result from neglected flues and advising prompt inspection. The Great Frederick Fair runs October 18–21 with expanded amusements, free vaudeville, balloon ascension, and railroads offering reduced fares and special trains.
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