Cherry Grove School Commencement and Health Program
The Cherry Grove School and Society held the season’s final event on a Saturday night in April with a public program on Good Health. Pupils performed recitations songs and a fly poem, teachers and local officials spoke on school health and a county fair, and certificates and honors were announced for reading, scholarship, punctuality, and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ger
Miss Mildréder
Serastic
Mary
Marie Giffin
J. B. Snapp
J. M. Williams
T. §. Cooper
Minnie A. McIiwee
Frederick County
Co-operative Education Association of
Richmond
Harvey Allamang
Calvin Allamang
Lewis Brewer
Floyd Or Stanley
Amiel Clowser
Brewer
Loring’ Clowser
Godfrey’ Giffin
Julian Kaplan
Russell A Jon
Russell Larrick
Delmars Tiwee
Floyd Miller
Marvin Miller
Minna Watt Snapp
Clarence Williams
Julian Williams
Bessie Brewer
Cora Brewer
Leva Clowser
Claribel Clowser
Katie Milter
Denta McKnee
Mildred Rinker
Marguerite Rinker
Lora Ghed
Pieris Kaplan
Fietta K. Rosenberger
Beatrice!eines
Ada Williams
Delmar MclIlwee
Fietta Rosenberger
Delmar Pp. McTiwee
Hungry hikers and local society events fill BURNT FACTORY area
A party of girls from Clearbrook neighborhood hiked to Berryville and back 14 miles taking four hours, with rest and a meal at Battletown Inn. The Loyal Workers Bible Class elected officers for the year and planned a meeting on April 30. Edgewood Camp MWA debated population vs subsistence at Kauffman’s schoolhouse with the affirmative winning. Preaching announced for Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev McNear. Local social and motor party notes include visits to Galilee Church and a Berryville contest trip with June Fishpaw participating in a debate on government control of telegraph and telephone systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnt Factory
Frances ‘Larrick
Maud Laging
Madeline Zinn
Clearbrook
Mary
Tanquary
Berryville
Battletown
Workers’ Bible Class
John M. Fishpaw
R. P. Duvall
Lena McDonald
Jack Rutherford
John McDonald
Lucy Tanquary
Emma Jackson
Edgewood
Kauffman
Messrs
Roy P. Duvall
W. E. Cornwell
P. KB. ‘Williams
Grover Hefishall
William McAboy
J. M. Fish‘pan
Fessrs
Harry Carper
John Morrison
J. M. Fishpaw
June Fishpaw
Front Royal
Randolph-Macon Academy
Berryville High School
Miss Fishpaw
United States
United
Burnt Factory Friends Rally Behind Woman’s Victory Role
The text notes a woman’s literary attainments and her aid in steering the negative party toward victory. Her friends at Burnt Factory congratulate her for this political contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnt Factory
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purity
This old roadside style ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best remedy to purify the blood and boost energy. It claims the heart and circulation benefit from pure blood and urges readers to buy from their druggist today.
Religious services schedule for Centenary Reform to Presbyterian
A public notice lists Sunday worship times for multiple denominations in town. Centenary Reformed holds services 7.30 pm with Sunday school 9.45 am. Christ Protestant Episcopal, First Baptist, First Christian, Grace Lutheran, and Methodist churches each publish their morning and evening services, plus midweek prayer meetings. Includes Sunday schools, choir notes, and prayer schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Prodasant
Episcopal Corner Water
Washington Streets
W. D. Smith
D. D
D. Fuller
Local Church Services Held Sunday Schedule
Reverend G W rant pastor preaches at 11 a m and 7 p m. Sunday school at 9 45 a m. Choir, superintendent lead the society meeting at 6 45 p m. Prayer meeting at 7 30 p m. Breda ren North Brad dock street unitdd edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
East Cork Street
W. H. Garter
W. A. Sale
First ‘Christian
Brad-dock
Dtifford Streets
WT. Walters
R. A. Lantick
Christian Endeavor
Grace Lutheran
West Water Street
George
S." Bowers
D. D
J. E B. Gooper
Methodist Episcopal
Corner Market
Cork Streets
H. G.spencer
Hinerhee Kern
South Braddock Street
W. C. Talbert
Wi . B. Snider
Apworth League
W. G. ‘Herdy
Bredaren
North Braddock ‘Street
G. W. Rant
Local Market Prices Quoted By Buyers
Daily market quotations from Stephenson and local buyers show wheat at 1.45, yellow corn at 5, white corn and cracked corn retail prices, No 1 timothy hay, mixed hay, and baled varieties with uncertain figures due to illegible OCR. The Star notes it strives for accuracy but disclaims responsibility for errors in the provided prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson
Iva de Eenad
Rabies Risk After Mad Dog Attack at Pasteur Institute Case
A man attacked by a mad dog near Baltimore was treated at the Pasteur Institute and Mercy Hospital. The victim killed the dog and submitted its head for rabies testing, with Dr. Nathaniel G. Keirle stating the animal showed rabies. Pasteur serum 21 to 26 days to prevent hydrophobia. cure possible if timely. A separate testimonial touts Chamberlain's Tablets curing indigestion in a 65 year old man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Nathaniel G. Keirle
Pasteur Institute of Mercy Hospital
Sheets
Pasteur Institute
Keirle
Pasteur
Mr. Sheets
Jul. Grobien
Houston
Texas
Local OCR Snippet Summary
Fragmentary text shows unclear letters and numbers, with no discernible names, places, or events to identify a coherent news item or notice.
Baltimore Markets Report Wheat and Corn Prices
The Star lists daily market prices as of 2 p.m. including Wheat spot and April at 1.62 1/2, Corn spot at 84, and nearby yellow corn price per carload at 410 per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
The
Star
Yellow Co
Baltimore Market Prices Report For Poultry And Dairy
Market notes show steady butter and eggs with slight increases, vegetables quiet, cattle sheep and hogs mostly steady to lower. Butter creamery prices listed, Virginia prints at 21 cents. live poultry quoted for winter and spring birds with modest gains and old rolls at 16 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Personal Notes From Berryville
Berryville April 24. Mr and Mrs Joseph T Griffith of New York and Miss Sara Wilson of Elkins W Va visit Mrs W M B Hammond. Griffith bought a home near Hamilton and will move next week. Mary Glass visited Jessie Chrisman near White Post this week. Mrs Alfred Withersoon of Petersburg Va visits sister Mrs Blackburn Smith at The Knott. Mrs Charles Boxwell visits relatives in Washington DC. Grover Carter spent days in Shepherdstown W Va and Hagerstown Md. Grace Lupton visited Charlestown W Va this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville, Va
Joseph T. Griffith
New York
Sara Wilson
Elkins
W. Va
W. M
Hamimond
Griffith
Hamilton
Mary Glass
Jessie Chrisman
White Post
Alfred Withersoon
Petersburg
Blackburn Smith
Mrs. Robinson Returns From Sanatorium Visit
Mrs. Charles L. Robinson returns to her North Market Street home after a six week stay at Walter Park Sanatorium for nervous troubles and is said to be much improved and stronger. Mr. Foriles Moore arrives from Vermont to visit family at the West Piccadilly Street residence of Mrs. Moore's parents. Miss Mary Rhodes returns to Middletown Virginia after a visit with relatives in Noben Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Weller
L. Carver
South Market Street
Charles L. Robinson
Walter’ Park Pa
Robin
North Market Street
Robinson
Mountain Resort
Forilyes Moore
Vermont
Mary Rhodes
Middletown
Calidad
Walter FB. Huntserry
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Espete Specialty Company
Poets Org
Iago
Tyrrell Ward
N. Main Con Nees
Jonkee
W. RV Willis
W. P. Reardon
Stone House
Ares Lane
Fernagant
Arantee
Thetal
Appeate
Cather
S N. N. Bank
City Hote
Union Bank of Winches
Ray T
A.J
Meliwee
Mountain
N. Braddock
BOR
Sted
Star Office
Aeaf
Market Street
Harris
Bailey Bros
Sat
Subur Hower Geek Teeky
Avincheater
Rve Sale
Burpee’s Garden Seeds
Franck Baker & Son
J. Crabill
Bell Phone
Winchester
Chamberlain
Cherry Grove School and Society
M. B. Church
South
Hygeia
Katharine Bailey
Lexington
Lafternoon
Julia Clowe
Washington
Dodson
McNear
T. L. Williams
Alva Frye
Albert Davis
Galilee Church
Hood
Centenary Reformed
T Cromer
J. C. Reeker
Wgéland aveNuk
Rial
Southern
Washington, D.C
Burpee
S. Fred
S. Boyd
Main and Water
Hotel Evans
John Spaid
Trully
N. M. Smalts & Son
E. Piccadilly St
Renee Erereee
Ryan & Orndoff
Frederick W. Quantz
NEW Dairy
John C. Gold
Circuit Court
County of Frederick
Elaine ‘. Harloe
Curtis Harioe
Curtis G. Ioe
Thia
J. W. Baker, JR
Dep
Mrs. Robinson
H. & W.seabright
Harry Albin
Summit Point
W. Kremer
Uy Iene A
Orion Bank Tanchenter Shee Te Ce Ite Alec A. m
Lerr
Grim
Rosecomb
Plymouth
Charles Town
ICE
C. L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Corp
Sanitary Meat Market
Market St
Bell
Water St
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