Snow Carnival Opens On New Speedway Course
Speed tests on the snow covered track show it smooth and fast as a snow carnival opens this afternoon at 1 o clock on the new Speed way course at Nineteenth and B streets northwest. Prize events for four best mare or gelding runners including pacers and trotters are planned with judges Messrs Rowland Flatcher and Hardy. Baltimore breeder Mr Hardy plans to bring Green Pilot, a leading Maryland pacer, to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messra
JW Rowland
Wiliam Flatcher
Charles Hardy
Balti
Hardy
Sisner
Doctor Chase
Wr Goodacre
Maryland
Baltimore
ARMAN ERMAN Died in Washington at age 76 in December
Died on Saturday December to 189 at 3am Gen Ezra A Carman in his seventy sixth year late residence First Street northwest Wednesday December 8 at 2 pm Interment private at Arlington. Carman To members of the Society or the Army of the Cumberland are informed that Gen Eray Ayers Erman died on the Sth instant from his late residence Tl Q Street northwest on Wednesday December 23 at 2 pm Interment private. Chapman Suddenly on Tuesday December 7 1909 at the residence of her on Durand Chapman 12 Wiscon Home, church funeral hereafter Newark. Crinson On Monday December 27 1903 pin at bla residence tenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durand Chapman
Wiscon
Ceme Jang Wade
Ite
Clara
Lok Avenue
Edmonston
Frank Geters
Seventh Street
Glenwood
Allyn Magli
Weliam
Pronkami Alyne Gulatze
Bea
Pamne
Deven
Paminey
Rus Life
Lerceadence
L Street
Daugh
Jacob
Vary Harvey Ie Daly
Ferth
Wary Lingebach
Carpenter
Ile
Lingebach
Tant
Church of the Sacred Heart
Mount Olivery Cemetery
Somodha
Charles
Annie I Mal
Newt Resal
John
Lowse Woeller Aga
Moeller
Rhuraday
Pont
Bockceek
Haghteenth Street
John Mugan
St Marys Church
Annapolis Wa
Falumore
San Francsco
Eourteenth Street
Dennis
Nellie Stapleton
St Patricks Church
Ela Iy
Jacob & Mus Rit & S
Congressional Cemetery
Meeds
Vowles
Attai
Elwyn Vowles
Weiehts_ chapel
Stevensburg
Thursay
Monroe Street
Lee Ann Wells
Lnte
Snow melt spurs local horse track cutter ride plan
President DeGraw of the Road Drivers and Riders Association urged riders to reach the track by cutter as snow melted on many streets. Owners, including Dr Powell and George Goodacre, prepared to ride with their horses in a social event ahead of a planned morning gathering.
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Pring
Emy
DeGraw
Lana Riders Association
Noo
Ibis
Biddy McGinnity
Powell
George Goodacre
Doctor Chase
Bedford Boy
Mr Clawpy
Southern Educational Association Opens in Charlotte
State Superintendent Joyner tells delegates that a schoolhouse was built every day in North Carolina during 1909. Morning program included welcomes by Mayor Hawking and Alexander Graham with reports from several state superintendents. Afternoon featured President Vansickle and speakers Miss Partiah and Dr Anderson. Harvard president will speak Thursday.
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Joyner Tella
Delegates
North Carolina
Charlotte N C
Dee
Southern Educational Association
Charlotte
Presbyteran College
J ‘Y Joyner
OW Hawking
Alexander Graham
RJ ‘Ighe
Asheville Achoola
Association
Joyner
Morty Carolina
Educaton
Kentucky
J H Joyner
J H Vansickle
Baltimore
Licensed to Marry Sequences From Various Cities
The document lists multiple marriage licenses with names and ages, including Jeffern R Lewin 39 and Lavoe H Leonard 21, Clare Wo Wyllie 49, William F Smith 49, Beagin McCady 27, Varolond M Marrion 47, Mattia WV Postman 43, Anna M Cooper 22, Resale I Glhun 2, Nacthalt Harvie L Nore 22, Abraham Parsco 7, Annis Katzman 10, Margerst 3 Wood Percy Sunda ii, James M Read 2, Mabel Di Kunsw 27, George Morrid and Gillian 3t etunter 4a, Jerome Gray 23, Robert F Brown 1h, Anse R Ralgh 20, William f Palrbaoks 29. The Rev officiants include several named reverends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffern R Lewin
Lavoe H Leonard
Brocks Ferry
Howman Jr
Clare Wo Wyllie
Willan Ho Scholl
Wiliam F Smith
Beagin McCady
Greene ‘Varolond
M_ Marrion
Mattia
Postman
the Noy
Howard Wella Tark Eley
Anna M Cooper
Nacthalt Harvie L Nore
Resale
DC Mackeod
James M Read
WaterciMe Ma
Mabel di Kunsw
Minneapolis
Minn
MacLeod George
Morrid
Gillian
Health Office Record of Multiple Births and Deaths
Fragmented roster lists numerous names and relationships including Genna J and Emma Donovan, George R and Mary A Mise, Mawson families, Leon J, Nina A Ying, many others with mixed genders and ages. The document also records deaths and aging notes, suggesting a health office ledger style listing with scattered addresses and potential obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genna J
Emma Donovan
George R
Mary
Charles
Helen’ Mawson
Ll Leon
Nina
Ying
Mayor
Rosie Ackerman
Jwene
Bocils Willer
Julisn
Mataie Lindagy
Misic
Bruna
Leon P
Aitlinn
Layea
Gin Edward Hand
Susan E Johnson
Hay Vincenzo
Angelina
Edward
Rilzabeth
Richard T
Franklin
Charla
Minnie
Barbour
Nolen
Mary Muldoon
Garcela Brown
Samuel Gird
Mabel Arent
Frank
Ary
Willtime
Poy
Charlee
Margeret
Holly
Bessie Jackson
Nathan
Kate Palmer
George
Agnes Haine
Lewis
Amie Jackson
James A
Bertha Me Jones
John F
Elizebeth Payge
Funeral Directors and Embalmers in 1920s City
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple funeral homes and embalmers with addresses and telephones, including KX Harvey's Sons, General Directors and Embalmers, Thos A Costello, Frank Geier's Sons, W. R. B. Sp, Geo F Zurhorst, and John R. Wright Co, along with Modern Chapel and Cremation services.
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KX Harvey's Sons
Commotions Chapel
Telephoos” Novistia
Sardo & CG
Lowry Ie
Frank Geier’s | Sons
Dalesheam
Ae Morth
W. RB. SP
F Street
Undertarre
William Uee
Ed Mebaimar
John R. Wright CO
Moonshine busts and wedding license woes amid prohibition era
Reports from Virginia and nearby areas describe moonshiners and blockers crushed under prohibition enforcement. A couple failed twice to obtain a marriage license due to unpaid fees, while officers captured Bud Foster and two helpers in Patrick and Franklin counties. Stills, copper apparatus, and hundreds of gallons of unstamped whisky were seized or destroyed along Shooting Creek and Staunton River.
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Washington Post
Danville
Bull Mountains
Patrick County
Taverne
Bud Foster
Oba
Blockadera
Foster
Fosters
Shooting Creek
Hiram Bowling
Brights
Staunton River
John Thomas
Franklin County
Anthony Murphy dead in Atlanta Civil War era with engine capture
Anthony Murphy of Atlanta died today. Born in Ireland he joined the Civil War chase that seized and burned the engine Texas at Hig Shanty and Marietta, driving it toward Chattanooga. The pursuit included his brothers and ended with the capture of the General at Ringgold, with Federal officers executed.
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Atlanta Ga
Dee
Anthony Murphy
Enera
Marlette Ga
Ireland
Federala
Marietta
Hig Shanty Ga
Chattanoogs
Federal Party
Mc Murphy
Murphy
Anandear
Etowah, Ga
Texas
Ringgold Ga
Boilermakers End Strike in Schenectady Plant
The Schenectady boilermakers strike at the American Locomotive Company was settled this afternoon and will cover related plants at Dankirk Montreal Richmond and Pittsburg With about 18000 workers involved most will return to work tomorrow morning The move follows a failed attempt to implement a standard time system earlier that triggered the strike
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Schenectady
American Locomotive Company
Dankirk
Montreal
Richmond
Pittsburg
UITILE TIM Left $500000 Estate Left Unsigned Will
New York politician Little Tim left an estate estimated at 500000 dollars after a prolonged illness. a will was drawn but never signed. The article also lists sailing movements of several ocean steamers and ships departing from New York to various destinations.
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New York
Dec
Swinjvar
Bowery
Tim
Azery
After Pearre's Seat in Sixth District Candidacy
Hagerstown Maryland December 28 announces H Dorsey Etchison of Frederick for the Democratic nomination for congressman from the Sixth district next fall. Etchison claims backing from leading Democrats in Allegany and Montgomery counties and expects support. He previously sought the nomination two years ago but withdrew before the convention. He now plans to run, with many predicting Pearce may not seek reelection and Democratic prospects improving for the coming campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
H. Dorsey Etchison
Twyer
Frederick
Etchison
Allegany
Montgomery Counties
Pearce
Campalen
Grace Day to Wed Henry Falston of Florida
Miss Grace Radcliffe Day of Smithfield sister-in-law of Senator Thomas Martin to marry Henry Gould Falston of Miami Fla. The engagement announced from Richmond Va dated December 23. Day, daughter of Col Fenton Day, is a social figure with ties to Virginia and Washington. Date of marriage not set, expected early January.
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Senator Martin
H. G. Falston
Florida
Apeosal
Washington Fost
Richmond
Grace Radcliffe Day
Smithield
United States
Thomas Martin
Henry Gould Falston
Miami
Mia Marlin
Man Held on Arson Charge in Boyds Md Hearing
Special to The Washington Fee Boyds Maryland December 2 1928 Fire incidents in the area prompted Lee Ganley to be charged with arson. About 300 people gathered for the hearing as Ganley pleaded not guilty. His father and mother refused him bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boyds
Lee Ganley
Will Argon
Ganley
Iin
Girl dies after misreading bottle of acid as remedy
Special to The Weehington Post from uikins West Virginia December 8 Miss Diana Dunnington daughter of Superintendent D Dunnington of the Philippi plant of the West Virginia Central Gas Company died from swallowing carbolic acid she mistook for a headache remedy. She poured a teaspoonful into a teacup without checking the bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weehington
Uikins
W Va
Diana Dunnington
Dunnington
Philippi
West Virginia, Central Gas Company
Augusta farmer Dee Crawford dies after operation
Staunton Dee Crawford aged about 30, a leading Augusta County farmer and brother of Dr Millard Crawford, dies in hospital after an operation. The obituary notes his prominence in the local farming community and his kin in Crawford family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
General Hospital
Campbell County
Virginia Conference
Joseph Adams Crompton
Danville
Lynchburg
Maryland Weddings and Obituary Notice from Brunswick Area
Maryland wedding notices list Dee JBN Brunswick and Julia Garrett in Brunswick with March 8 ceremony plans, along with multiple couples in Hagerstown and Green Castle parsonages. The obituary notes Willa Woodford Talbott of Barbour County, a well known citizen, died December 28. he leaves twelve children and many descendants including WT Talbott and ED Talbott.
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Brunswick
Dee
Conway
Baltimore and Ohio
Julia Garrett
Eong
Rede
J Charles Gardner Mies Carvis
Fox
Middletown
Lester Morgen
Strithburg
Grace United Brethren Parsonage
Haxerstown
Hey Gordon
Catherine A ‘Whitmore
Whitmore
Milner
Monroe G Sellers
Monroe Sellers
Guil:ford
Lutheran Partronage
Green Cantte
Blanche Fry
Barry Leithamer
Altenwald
New Franklin
Mihnemfer
Bredat
Washington Post
Philipp
W Va
Willa Woodford Talbott
Barbour County
WT Talbott
West Virginia
Lewis Wilson Talbott
ED Talbott
Government charter issued for Calepatch Development Company
The Secretary of state issued a charter to Calepatch Development Company of Washington DC to develop guano deposits at Gulapetch Isle of Pines and mangrove orchards. Authorized stock is 390.00. Founders include Frea Paul Grosscup JF Hudson Paul 11 Grosscup Upshur Higginbotham and Charis M Saunders of Charleston. Swanson not expected to succeed Willard on the State corporation commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Company Incorporated
Washington Post
Charleston
W Va
Secretary of State
Calepatch Development Company
Washington, DC
Gulapetch
Isle of Pines
Swanson
Willard
Richmond
Commis
Zéme
Gov Swanson
Hhe Commission
Joseph H Willard
Battag
Incendiary Fire Charge Against Alexandria Man
Informant accuses Joseph Adeaga of complicity in an incendiary fire at a Washington Street home in Alexandria. He was jailed for further examination with possible death penalty if guilty. Complainant Rachel Washington says money hidden in the house vanished during the blaze. Police investigation continues as Adams reportedly admitted knowledge of the arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Adeaga
Washington Prat Bureau
King’ Street
Alexandria
Joseph Adams
Calim
Alexandria Polles Court
Sarzica
Rachel Washington
Adams
Adama
Psi
Killing ruled justifiable in Radford incident
Special to The Washington Fast East Radford Vn Dec 28 W L Luck was shot and killed this morning by Otho Snyder after Luck forced entry and battered the door. Snyder fired two shots from a pistol, the neck shot proving fatal. A coroner’s jury previously found the case one of justifiable shooting.
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Washington
Virginia Briefs: Building Permits Rise and Fire Damages
Virginia briefs report permit totals for the year close to 3,570 building projects with a gain of 401,981 over prior figures while a depot fire at Valley Railroad Fort Defiance caused 4,000 in losses. Henry Bowen, former Virginia legislator, suffered a stroke at his Huskin home. Nelson Mecklesburg’s Nelson, tobacco warehouse owner, was beaten and shot after a Christmas gathering. The incident stems from an alleged altercation and further details are unclear.
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Richmond
of the Valley Railroad
Fort Defiance
Los Henry Bowen
Virginia
Huskin
Tazewell
Bowen
State Senate
House of Delegates of
White
Nelson Mecklesburg
Nelson
Danville
Red Thames
Washington Post
Harrison W Va
Catherine O Brita
Oakmont
Here
Peter
Waabiggton
Palmpines
Virginia Weddings Bring Several Local Nuptials
A collection of Christmas week marriages across Virginia and adjacent towns includes Mae Pierce and Milton J Speight of Norfolk wed in Worfolk, Clarence L Copenhaver and Carrie P Compert married at St James Church, Edith Temple Chandler and Raymond Carlton unite in Montgomery Alabama, Fannie Smith and Oscar Gray wed in Christiansburg, Kunu Earle and Horace T Jones celebrate in Bristol, Lula Yeates and Luther Talley marry in Danville, Elizabeth Nash and William Womack wed in their family homes, Ida B Walker and William Nash also marry with Father Walters officiating.
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Roanoke
Clarence L Copenhaver
Mise
Carrie P Compert
St James M
William
Erwin ‘Tenn
Fredecichaturg
Raymond Carleton
Montgomery
Edith Temple Chandler
A B Chandler
Bowling Green
88 Ware
Port Royal
Christiansburg
Misa Fannie Smith
J RB Smith
Oscar Gray
Lockport
EB Jackson
Blacksburg
New York
Radford
Der
Mr Land
George W Lyle
Kunu Earle
Horace T. Jones
Virginia Institute of Bristol
EB Jones
Jefferson City
Danville
Lula Yeates
Squie Yeatts
Luther Talley
Norfolk
Elizabeth Nash
W . Nash
William Womack
Souther Railway
Father Walters
Sacred Heart Church
Ida B Walker
Nash
E PF Walker
Man Ordered to Wed In Loon Court
A man in police court was sentenced to marry a young woman after confessing to obtaining money under false pretenses. The magistrate insisted the marriage occur that day, as the woman said government agents had demanded more funds and he had promised to wed. The man and a companion appeared calm, and the court function proceeded with the unusual ruling.
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Adecuius Goesio
Sinder
Justice
Beach
Gorenemt Vets
Gowanowitz
Gorangeite
N. E. Whitaker Dies in Wheeling a State Leader
N E Whitaker former president of the West Virginia State Senate and head of the Whitaker Giessher Company died in Wheeling West Virginia tonight from pneumonia at age 77. He chaired the state commission to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition and held major iron and other business interests in the district. Franklin Pa Dec 28 Maj Gen John A Wiley of the Pennsylvania National Guard died tonight aged 66 after a long career in oil holdings and military service since the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Senate
N B Whitaker
State Senate
West Virginia Commission
Waitaker-Giessher Company
Seed
Franklin
John A Wiley
Pennsylvania Navnal Guard
Pennsylvania
la Seavace Ag
Sturges
West Virgina
Washington Post
Sabel
Huntington
Tracey
Harpers Berry
National Guard
Washington
Als
Quest
Congressionx
George Sturgis
West Virginia
Thomas W Carimchael
Wellsburg
W Va
Thomas W Carimichael
The
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Nerstonites
Roanoke Murder Suspect Captured After Three Years
Detectives in Richmond captured Thomas W Preston, the Roanoke man accused of killing Michael T Cuaty in Bedford City over three years ago. A $600 reward will be claimed. Dusty, a Bedford City bartender, was killed for delaying drinks. If convicted, Preston faces hanging as the crime predates the electric chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Yam
Roanoke
Richmond
Thomas W Preston
Michael T. Cuaty
Bedford City
Dusty
Preston
Lynchburg
Derelict Nettie Champion Spotted Off Cape Henry
British steamer Radiance reported passing three miles from Cape Henry to the derelict three master Nettie Champion from Norfolk to New York. Crew feared missing. schooner was short of coal and laden with about 631 500 dollars worth of cotton cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerney
Norfolk
Dunn
Savannah
Cape Henry
Nettie Champion
Lloyd
Somers Point NJ
New York
Atlantic City Receiver Appointed for Southern Public Service
James Calaway named receiver for the Southern Public Service Corporation by Vice Chancellor Leaming in Camden. The company, incorporated in New Jersey, plans railroad construction in South Carolina and Georgia and is capitalized at 1.5 million dollars. Ludwig & Co sought the appointment claiming insolvency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Lee
Leaming
James Calaway
Atlantic City
Southern Public Service Corporation
New Jersey
South Carolina
Georgia
Ludwig & Co
Italian Cruiser Etruria Arrives at Norfolk
Italian cruiser Etruria arrived at Norfolk from Washington and will stay several days before sailing to New York. An exchange of salutes occurred as Etruria passed the scout cruisers Birmingham and Salem in Hampton Roads, then again on her arrival in Norfolk.
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Etrona
Birmingham
Salem
Hampton Roads
Norfolk
Etruria
Washington
New York
Hempton Roads
Agin
Fire destroys bank and thirteen houses in NC town
Fire today swept through a North Carolina town, destroying the bank bathing and thirteen business houses in the center. Total damage above insurance estimated near forty thousand dollars. Local reports indicate extensive losses in the central business district as fire crews battled the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fue
North Carolina
Washington
Mann Tendered Adjutant General Post by Governor Elect
Governor elect Mann announced he has tendered the adjutant general appointment to Governor WW Sale of Norfolk. The move comes as Adjutant General Anderson steps aside due to business demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Anderson
Waltington
Richmond
William Hodges Mann
Virginia
Norfolkland
Rex
Maryland Obituary Highlights From Hagerstown Area
Obituaries note the sudden death of Mrs Little Speck Fox of Cherry Hill at age unknown due to heart disease during coughing spells leaving nine children. Also listed are Union veteran Frank Renecker of Guilford dying from pneumonia aged 82 with five children, and widow Betty Haverstick of Baltimore near Urbans Md, aged unknown, with two sons and a daughter surviving.
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Hagerstown
Little Speck Fox
Jacob Fox
Cberry Hill
Barry Cox
Maryland Collegiate Institute
Union Bridge
Frank Renecker
Union
Guilford
John Renecker
Middleburg
Etesburg
Mra
Betty
Cockey Haverstick
Alexander C
Virginia debt case and tragedy spark on Civil War era tensions
A Frostburg Maryland foreman Philip Foutz aged 20 died by suicide on his porch citing a worsening cold. Special to The Washington Post reports a tied Virginia West Virginia civil war era dispute involving a 350 000 debt claim and a Supreme Court equity hearing on apportionment from the era when West Virginia separated from Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frostburg
Philip Foutz
Ming No 3 Consolidation, Coal Company
Fouts
Washington
New York
Virgin and
West Virgina
Virgina
Charles E Littleded
United States Supreme Court
West Virginia
Old Dominion
Cumberland mass meeting forms depot site committee
Western Maryland notes describe Cumberland citizens appointing a five member committee to negotiate with Baltimore and Ohio officials in Baltimore over the site for a new depot at Cumberland. The report also mentions clergy changes and a shooting incident in Frederick involving Koogit and Hart, with subsequent arrest, plus a clergy farewells in Hancock and surrounding parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Father Tearney Named New Rector at Holy Cross Church
Lynchburg special reports Father Edward M Tearney of Paris Church Catholic Church is named to lead Holy Cross Church in Lynchburg. The pastorate became vacant after the death of Father J J Modurk who served 42 years as pastor, with the rectorate described as irremovable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Peters
E Raltschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
Frederick
of Emmanuel
Tork
E. Ez Koogit
Fredérick
Tames FE Bart
Hart
Koogle
Falls Church
Holy Grows
Lynchburg
Washington Post
Lynchburg Va
Dutshep van de Vyver
Richmond
Edward M Teirney
Paris Church
Catholic Church
Holy Crozs
J J Modurk
Iroquois in Tow After Rudder Failure at Frying Pan Shoals
Special to The Washington Post describes the Clyde liner Iroquois being towed to Charleston after a disabled rudder left it in distress near Frying Pan Shoals. Mallory Line’s Senior 208 helped by bringing the crippled ship into harbor. In Frostburg Maryland John Comer his wife and five children were found poisoned, likely from cold storage turkey, with doctors applying relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Charleston
Mallory Line
Frostburg
Lumberton and Elizabethton Railway Ordered Forged
Special to The Washington Post from Relelge North Carolina reports a charter granted for the Lumberton and Elizabethton Railway with work to begin this week. The 25 mile route will pass mostly through a vast pine forest and involves a capital outlay of about a quarter of a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Relelge
Lumberton and
Elizabethton
Death of Keyser Grant County's oldest citizen
John Feaster aged 93, oldest Grant county resident, died in Keyser West Virginia. Survived by ten children and 200 direct descendants. Funeral plans awaited. longtime local figure noted for large extended family and generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spectal
Washington
Keyser
W Va
John Feaster
Grant County
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Record Herald
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Blo Courier
Symacuse Post Standard
Phlinde Hin Public Ledger
Hisguss South
Health Office Record
Earths
Bully Wright
Willams Hurley
Newton
Susana Johnsim
Cathwrne
Schott
Noth
Peare
Sarah
Carrigan
Macena
Emma Fiichmond
Incurables
Dante & Barry
Ruse
Moonshiner
Virginia Gul
Rockville
Misa Gertrude
Jena Dorsey
Peter Trammeal
Drainesville
Docey
Gar Still
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Winsky
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SUPE
Anthony Hurfhy
Fairmont
Helena Run
This County
M Snyder
Richmond Ya
Harman
Commonwealth
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William [Craig
Richwood Huntington
Waylad
Wo Va
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Charleston Sheet Metal Company
Uitile Tim
New York-Virginia
Naples
Oceanic
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Cherbourg
Beauampton
Linara
London
To-Kalon Wine Co
14Th St. N.W
Pearre
Etehaan
Congress
Miss Day
Igirl
Mary Marguerite Milstead
John Mistead
King’ Streaty
Alexandus
Earl Vance Fisher
P Phillipa
St Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Fisher
Moble
Ala
Jom Chamber of Commerce
Alexannra Chamber of Commerce
Myers Bros, Carriage Builders
James M Duncan
PT Harrington
Chamber of Commerce
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Eva Entwistle
Bertine Entwistle
Wiligm H Wood
South Royal Street
Pastina Polles Commissionera
Bryas, Pleber
Ochiert
Council
Coroners Jury
Virginia Briefs
Buffolo
Mae Pierce
Mollie Pierce
Milton Joseph Speight
Anifolk
Worfolk
Horlick
Tieden Aker Horlick
Dupe
Swain
Giel
N. E. Whitaker
Singer
Adjutant General
Droop
Music House
Underwood
Rallers
Underwood Typewriter Company, Inc
Littlefield
W Henry
Nagmeast
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Hancock
Little Orleans
Mooresville
Washington County
Hallimore
Father Tearney
EAS Iroquois
Wallory Steamer
A. F. Bornot Bro. Co
French Scourers and Dyers
St.n
Philaigiphis, Pa
Noewese Paprrdalhiy
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