Social mentions from a week long Midwest trip
W. A. Watty and granddaughter Miss Holot Beuchtley travel through the midwest for nearly a week visiting relatives in Middletown, Lancaster, Roanoke and Williamsport. Many local names including Mrs. M. J. Puttarson and Mrs. W. Kerr are noted with travels and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Watty
Funkstaws
Mid-La West
Py Hla
Mlws
Holot Beuchtley
Middletown
M. J. Puttarson
Lancaster
Ani Movs
Edward Tutelotson
Me. Patterson
T. M. Wadterfield
Roanoke
Mra
E Walker
Patrera
Ayo
Minister Defies Bullets at Holy Roller Sermon
In Wythe County Virginia a Holy Roller preacher continued praying as gunfire struck a tent at Gunton Park during Sunday services. Nine bullets pierced the tent while worshippers sought cover. The minister urged calm, ordered guards outside, and kept preaching until he felt divinely guided to stop. Several youths suspected of firing fled, with one hit by stray shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Roller
Pals
Nefuslog
Gunton Park
Wythe County
Stey
TI. L
Prim
Holy Roller Church
Emrly
Willeh
Ie Witte Grudaon
Ontapolpan
Traveling Salesman Prosecuted In White Slave Case
Tran cis L. Doll, a traveling salesman, was arrested in Wheaton under federal white slave statutes. He appeared before Commissioner TB psttiven for a preliminary hearing and was bound over to October term of the Kadera Conet. The case hinges on a woman guest, Maurette McKernan of Washington, who was the prosecuting witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elizabeth City
Trancis L. Doll
Wheaton
United States
TR. Wells
TB Psttiven
Hannd
Dell
Hilenton
Mraurette McKernan
Mr. MeKernan
Sickness and social notices from Wilamaport and Williamsport
Residents report illnesses and incidents including Agnes Banff ill at home and R F Banff returning to duty. Frank Heathner recovering after fall at the train station roof. Mrs Roy K Lohman suffers neuralgia. Fannie Foster travels to Chicago with Romuel Parker and others. A musical and literary entertainment is planned at Odd Fellows Hall on Sept 21 with proceeds for St Marys church building. tickets 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Banff
R. F. Banff
Munroy
Wilamaport
Ban
Frank Heathner
W. M
Roy KK. Lohman
Fannie Foster
Williamsport
Vin
Clucrgo
Romuel Parker
Thin City
Odd Fellows Hall
St Marys
Ehurch
Rowland’s
PLACE NEW TABLES IN MUNROE DINING ROOM
Six new marble tables have been placed in the Munroe dining room opposite the library. Proprietor Munroe and his efficient manager R F P Dank plan to make the restaurant the most attractive and inviting in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munroe
Brary
R. F P. Dank
Mine Killed At Vale Summons Shaft Death
Allegany County mine worker OWL Wide Sunwurk was fatally injured by a fall at a vent near Mee tell. James Pryor’s daughter Marjorie Pryor died of diphtheria, with several other children ill. Community notices include a sale of farm goods and local advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County
Vale
Cumberland
Sherlzo
Tell
Jared Saunas
Shertaerta
Lite Whdrew
Elehy
Atarjorio
Fyonigld
Mud
James Pryor
Tel Loraburg
Ringgald
Sarlouly
Marjorie
Moth
Thad
Marjoria
Investigates crowded conditions at public school site
School superintendent Dryden travels to Rahr Arnville to inspect a two room facility crowded for three rooms with many pupils. A large Democratic headquarters sign occupies two rooms upstairs at Monley Row opposite the court house. An ad in a local paper touts a full millinery showing beginning September 12 and other business pitches from local shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dryden
Rahrarnville
Witeh Hag
Monley Row
Court Louan
Democratic
Roanea Upstaire
The Omelet Mystery Meal Through The Ages
A nostalgic essay extols the omelet as a beloved dish, recounting lunchroom theatrics and the unexpected appeal of a plain omelet. It details a simple recipe of three eggs with water, salt, and pepper, plus options like milk, parsley, vegetables, and cooked meats, highlighting omelets as a staple American breakfast.
Beahy and Russell Family Birthday Party Atmosphere
Mrs W F Beahy entertained guests at her Summit avert home in honor of sister Mrs George K Russell of Hantinge on the Hudson New York and her husband's birthday. Games and cards provided the amusement with refreshments served. Junior Fire Co meeting scheduled at 7 80 this evening in the Junior Fair with important business expected and all members urged to attend. Sunday School class led by Miss Allee Lockran and Leah Graig plans an ice cream festival on the lawn of the First Christian Church Friday and Saturday September 18 and 19 featuring homemade cakes and candies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Thompson
Wanketown
Misa Notlie Miler
Winetor Street School
West Side Avenue
Mix
van Skilhinee
New York
Dftse Eienholt Sunking
Hoonsboro
Mrn
Dolla Moore
Pay
da Hush
Chawre
Antolin Sreet
Mina Fay Moore
Winslay
Tuytod
College
Ronates
Miro Zimmiakman
Mb Morris
Abmmerman
Mea
Dow
la Nant
Myra
Lo Me Zluerman
Mira Isla
Wace Bide Callaga
Foi
Waller Vontingel
Ballanore
Viiting
Lastor Uhler
South Mulberry
Comly
Nancy Bade
Wataontowny Pa
Moss Telia Tain
Une Bone
Aia Miia
W. F. Beahy
Summit Avert
George K. Russell
Hantinge-on-the Hudson
The
Junior Fire Co
Tunior Fair
Clayson
Miston Allee Lockran
Leah Graig
Jon
First Christian Church
Marriage Mention Delivers Myers and Trimble Tie in Omaha
Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Mary E Myers to G Trimble a civil engineer of Omaha Nebraska on September 7. The bride daughter of D B Myers and Mrs Myers is a Metropolitan Training School for Nurses graduate from New York. The couple plan to reside in Omaha after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Myera
G. Trinbig
Ompha
Nob
Omaha
D. B. Myers
N. Patomnacst
Metropolitan ‘Training School For Nurses
New York
Trimble
Private School Opens Under Carl Leadership
Carle Private School opened yesterday morning with 33 pupils, the largest enrollment to date. Prof C Edwin Carl, former principal of the Boys' High School, conducts the school, with Mina Myrn McDade assisting as assistant teacher this year.
Virginia editor fined in local court action
Morrisonburg editor Smythe of the Daily Independent was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to ten days in jail by ex Senator Koezell in a magistrate court case. Smythe appealed to the circuit court. his son Aunt Smythe was acquitted of elusive charges. Rails laid on the B. and O. branch toward Fetus. Train movements described amid ongoing track work and a special return train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisonburg
R. Th. Smythe
Daily Independent
Crishes
George B. Koezell
Smythe
LA D
Hien
Gram
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Wowington
Doles
George Ul. Jhon
Mildred Howitt
Phaneon
Hanson
Vroken Ghiwnon
Noody's
Wendy Jowelly
Mndy Woosdd
Middy Dropeoy Dufr
D & Rom
McKee
Wiss Shears, R. D. Moka
Timothy
Yurity
Hinest
W. Wisler
Pruning Beane, R. D. Moka, Ae
Bingle
Taodem
Dino Herrons
Emmert Hardware OO
RAF DD
John 2. George
Fannie McClan
Nalan
Mias Mata H. Bowser
Wil- Hamaport
Waynestoro
Trlande
Annie McO
Tke Lutharan Church
Rehgarsal
Willian
Malgsfer
Downsville, Md
Beneft
Oserhein Church
Paul L. Powles
KK. Powles
Episcopal Theological Institute
Alexandria
Episcopal
McLaughin
Svaryhody
McLaughlyin
Anthony
Dovlaros Vioy
Perlare
East Frorklly Street
Roya
Bhard
Prigua
Fogmvered Optomotriat
Brts
B.D. Bohih
Dilanksta
Dupeield & Ruvod
Doll Coaghms
B.D. Mokrr
Paints and Olle, Pmmprt Handwar CO
McLaughtin
McLaughiln
Aigo
Scibbors
R. D. McKer
Theatre Beautiful
Pallas Pictures Prasente
Dustin Farnum
Al&oo
Helen Gibson
VN A
Trimble—Myers
Tyrone Power
Lois Weber
GOD
Gmalaya
ALBO
Patla Gomody Gurtoon
Saanle
Metro Pictures
Emmy Whelen
Steff
Geutenl Square
Rageratawi
Virginia
Xew Academy
Manhattan
Bura
Inv” Academy
Matinee
the Emerald Isle
Madam X
Donsense
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