Mrs Clendenning Dies at Bunker Hill West Virginia
Virginia Clendenning widow of W C Clendenning died at her home in Bunker Hill West Virginia yesterday morning after a lingering illness due to complications and age. She was born October 18 1848 and survived by two sons, two half sisters, a half brother, and a foster daughter. Funeral services will be held Friday at 10 AM at Bunker Hill M E Church with Rev Trago W Lloyd directing. Burial in Bunker Hill cemetery.
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Virginia Clendenning
W. C. Clendenning
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Lee
A. J. Clendenning
A. H. Clendenning
Brooklyn
N. Y
C. W. Burkhart
Cincinnati
C. W. Fisher
N .Y
E. C. Jones
T. H. Hobday
Berkeley Springs
Bunker Hill M. E. Church
Clendenning
Trago W. Lloyd
Bunker Hill Cemetery
Dead Baby Found Near Hagerstown
HAGERSTOWN Md April 23 police investigate a baby girl with a throat wound found on a creek bank outside the city by two high school girls. it is the fifth dead infant found here in recent months.
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Hagerstown
Many Templars Will Be At Martinsburg
Martinsburg West Virginia April 23 local committee learns that at least 100 uniformed Knights Templar and a band will arrive from Hagerstown Maryland for the big Templar ceremonial on May 20 when the Grand Commandery of West Virginia holds its annual conclave in this city. Another large delegation is expected from Winchester Virginia with invites to Frederick Maryland Chambersburg Pennsylvania and Harrisonburg Virginia. Many will also come for the second day of the conclave.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Knights Templar
Hagerstown
Grand Commandery of
West Virginia
Winchester
Frederick
Chambersburg
Harrisonburg
Byrd Opens Richmond Campaign Office in Murphy's Hotel
Senator Harry F. Byrd established his gubernatorial campaign headquarters in Richmond at Murphy's Hotel. William E. Carson of Riverton will serve as state manager and O. Victor Ranger of Amherst as secretary in charge. Carson, a longtime lime industry leader and former National Lime Association president, brings strong business and reform credentials to the Byrd operation.
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Richmond
Harry F. Byrd
Murphy's Hotel
Byrd
William E. Carson
Riverton
O. Victor Ranger
Amherst
United States
National Lime Association
Citizens’ League
Carson
Hanger
Manwin
Aeve
Ridgeway News Roundup in West Virginia
In Ridgeway April 23, Ruth Cooper visited her father. B J Bromley, now at Williamson Pa, spent the weekend at home. The Price daughters recovering from illness. Mrs Rawleigh Bitner and Ellen visit Mrs William Pierce. Mrs Raymond Bitner of Martinsburg visits friends here. Stanley Barrow bought a new Ford. Mr and Mrs James Barney shopped in town Tuesday. Farmers prepare for corn planting. John Swartz and Nellie Smallwood were married last week.
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B. J. Bromley
Williamson, Pa
John Price
Rawleigh Bitner
Ellen
William Pierce
Raymond Bitner
Martinsburg
Stanley Barrow
James Barney
John Swartz
Nellie Smallwood
Mr J H Gregory Visits Washington Figure
Mr J H Gregory a well known persona from Washington arrives for a notable event or appearance. The brief note identifies him as a prominent local figure and signals his presence at a public gathering.
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J. H. Gregory
Washington
Conveyances of County Realty Admit Records in Frederick County
The Frederick County clerk records show several property transfers: R M Ward trustee to Hester Himelrigi for 104 acres near Star Tannery at 1350 dollars. T M Cather et al special commissioners to H M Sartelle for 25 acres near Mount Williams at 140 dollars. H M Sartelle etux to C H Allemon the same 25 acres at 500 dollars or less. Jas P Reardon trustee to Thos B Massie for 192 acres on Millwood Pike at 4100 dollars. Anna A Pine to Janney Milburay for 7 arterial acres in Gainesboro district at 500 dollars or less. T R Cather et als special commissioners to John B Rogers for 99 acres in Stonewall district at 2110 dollars. mention of Virginia bank moesnageah Valley National Bank.
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Frederick County
R. M. Ward
Hester Himelrigi
Star Tannery
T. .m. Cather Et Als
H. M. Sartelle
Mount Williams
C. H. Allemong
Jas P. Reardon
Thos. B. Massie
Millwood Pike
Anna A. Pine
Janney Milburay
Gainesboro
T. R. Cather
Sioners
John B. Rogers
Stonewall
Land transfers scattered across Stonewall and nearby areas
Property sales listed include 40 acres in Stonewall for 210 dollars to Newton J. Miller from Ida Rinker et al. 18 acres on Northwestern Pike for 650 dollars from an unnamed seller to Miller. 58% acres in Shawnee for 2,000 dollars from Sarah Ida Grim et al to Albert M. Asbury et al. four acres near Opequon for 100 dollars from L M Miller to H E B Muntzing. Special commissioners Lynch and Reardon sell 67 acres near Marlboro for 1,150 dollars to J F Ondorff et al. and J M Steck, as commissioner, sells 139 acres on Front Royal Road to Lela and May Miller for 6,900 dollars.
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Stonewall
Ida Rinker
Als
Newton J. Miller
Pike
Sarah Ida Grim
Ali
Albert M. Asbury
Shawnee
L. M. Miller
H. EB. Muntzing
Opequon
M. M. Lynch
J. F. Orndorff
Marlboro
J. M_Steck
Lela
May Miller
Front Royal Road
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claim
An old advertisement explains catarrhal symptoms from an inflamed Eustachian tube causing rumbling and impaired hearing. It promises Hall's Catarrh Medicine will rid the system of catarrh and deafness, claiming decades of sales by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Eustachia
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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