Kernstown Personal Notes From Kernstown
Kernstown Virginia April 22. Mr W Q Tidler and children spent Easter with his mother at Slate Is Virginia. The school closed last Friday after a successful year with Mrs John Horn as teacher. Miss Frances Hardy of Winchester visited Miss Edmonia Grim. Mr and Mrs Earle Robertson and children and the former's mother spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jonas Burkhart. Mrs Arthur Cooper and daughter left after visiting her mother Mrs Scott Trrick at Hayfield. Mr and Mrs W C Lichliter and child of Winchester and Mr J Argenbright were dinner guests at the home of Mrs A R Lichliter. Rev T W Dalfin has been attending the Presbytery. Mr and Mrs Reed and wife of Albemarle VA spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Arthur Bayliss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernstown
W. Q. Tidler
Slate Is
John Horn
Frances Hardy
Winchester
Edmonia Grim
Earle Robertson
Jonas Burkhart
Arthur Cooper
Scott Rrick
Hayfield
W. C. Lichliter
Chit
J.argenbright
A. R. Lichliter
T. Wi Dalfin
Ees Reed
Albin, Va
Arthur Bayliss
Kotalko Hair Growth Claims Offer Money Back
Sworn proof of hair growth after bald ness is claimed with numerous reports of users stopping hair loss and dandruff. The promotion promises a money back guarantee and urges purchasing a small box at a busy druggist with directions included.
Archbishop Hayes Urges New York Charity for Near East Relief
Archbishop Patrick J. Hayes of New York calls for a $5,000 gift from Catholic Charities to Near East Relief. He denounces Near East massacres and famine in Armenia and urges charitable action by Catholics and all merciful New Yorkers. National HQ for Near East Relief is 151 Fifth Avenue, New York.
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Archbishop Hayes
Near East
Catholic Charities
Archdiocese of New York
Armenia
Near East Relief
New York
Patrick J. Hayes
The
Fifth Avenue, New York
Virginia Court appoints commissioners in chancery for Washington estate
In Frederick County Virginia circuit court a decree directs R Gray Williams as commissioner in chancery to report on the disposition of George Fayette Washington’s residuary estate. The order covers a complete property list, partition feasibility, accounts of trustees and executors, potential fees, and identification of parties entitled to share. Notice to interested parties is given to appear April 24 1922 at Winchester offices to present evidence.
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Thornton
Sallie Crench
Matthew Burwell
Samuel
Nannie D. B. Washington
R. Gray Williams
George Fayette Washington
Georse Fayette Washington
American Bonding Company
Nannie D.B. Washington
Winchester
Virginia
Rouss Avenue
Mrs Whitside Returns Home After Washington Visit
Mrs W W Whitside has returned to her home in this city after a several day visit in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Whitside
Washington
Local Social News Highlights Visitors and Returns
Mr. H. C. Byrd came home from a business trip to Harrisonburg and Staunton. Mrs. J. C. Eastham of Washington arrived for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Baker. Mrs. H. C. Sheetz returned from Gaithersburg. Miss Clara Brown visited relatives in Washington and returned home on East Cork street. Miss Helen Funk returned from Baltimore. Mrs. Robert A. Denny came back from Shinnston, West Virginia, where she spent the winter with her sister Mrs. Cole. Mrs. A. C. Swimley returned from a week in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Byrd
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Clara Brown
Washington
East Cork Street
Helen Funk
Baltimore
Robert A. Denny
Shinnston
W. Va
Mrs. Cole
Hot muffins for breakfast
Housewives can prepare hot muffins quickly by mixing flour cornmeal or rye meal or graham flour with salt sugar and baking powder. Beat eggs mix in milk to form batter and heat in greased muffin tins ready by breakfast.
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Jim
Arranging Fruit in Gelatin: Layered Dessert Guide
When gelatin cools, arrange fruit and nutrients in layers or shapes. Pour a thin layer to set, add fruit or nutrients, chill, then add more gelatin to cover and harden. Repeat if desired to create multiple fruit layers.
Glycerine as Sugar Substitute in Cooking
A teaspoonful of glycerin can replace about half the sugar in baked goods such as cakes and jams. Using glycerin to one pound of fruit may cut sugar by half, with no change to flavor and improved preservation.
All Around Ze House Household Tips and Food Ideas
Wipe woodwork with an oiled cloth and roll sausages in flour to prevent breaking. Keep parsley for winter garnish and use cracker crumbs in omelets. Store celery carrots radishes and beets in moist sand to stay fresh for weeks. Fill eclairs with strawberries and ice. water ferns weekly for new shoots. Canned pears with grated cheese or on lettuce with muvonon're.
Silverware Setting for Formal Tables
Instructions for proper table setting specify silverware one and a half inches from the table edge and a 12 inch plate space. Place knife with sharp edge toward the plate to the right, spoons bowls up to the right of the knife, forks tines up to the left of the center space, and napkin to the left of the forks. Glass extends one inch beyond knife tip. Bread plate above and to the left of the plate space, with extra dish such as a sauce dish nearby.
Correct Table Etiquette and Household Cleaning Tips
The guidance covers placing SA One A. Correctly Laid Table to the right of the plate, keeping serving utensils to the right, and using a dark table cover after meals. It advises eating slowly and maintaining the table. Monthly maintenance includes kerosene in the kitchen sink and boiling water to prevent clogged pipes.
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Kitcha
Corduroy Washing Instructions From A Cleaning Note
To launder corduroy wash in warm soapy suds and rinse well. When partly dry brush nap with a stiff brush and brush again once thoroughly dry.
Kitchen Walls Benefit From Oil Paint Finishes
For kitchen walls oil paint in a deep cream or light tan provides an excellent finish. It cleans easily and offers durability for high traffic areas.
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Glaize & Brother
Jessie Hillyard
Water Street
Hamburger’s
N. Main St
SMITH
Cooper Merchandise and Oil Co
Rhodes
Thomas & Messer Company
U.&a
Circuit Court of
Frederick County
S. Gordon Thornton
Samuel Thomas
Richard B. Washington
P. Q. Gardner L. Boothe
LF. van Zelm
Cereus
Stepanside
J.C. Eastham
J. E. Baker
H. C. Sheetz
Gaithersburg, Md
A.C. Swimley
Richmond
Cretonnes
Serim
Madras
H. KK. Green & Bro
Moling & Seal
Huntsberry
Little Joe’s
White Post
Rockland Baptist Church
Elm Street
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