Local Social Notes Highlight Gertie and Edna Snapp Visit Relief
Miss Gertie Snapp spent Sunday with Miss Edna Snapp at Relief. Miss Bessye Tevault has been with friends at Berkeley Springs West Virginia. Annie Barley visits Mr. and Mrs A Richard for one day. Mr and Mrs W E Tevault and two children spent several days with Mr and Mrs 8 M Tevault. Charles Richard stayed with his parents H A Richard. Perry C Ritter left Washington this morning after running on B&O trains No 1 and 2 the past weeks.
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Gertie Snapp
Edna Snapp
Bessye Tevault
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Annie Barley
A. Richard
W. E. Tevault
M. Tevault
Charles Richard
H. A. Richard
Perry C. Ritter
Washington
Rail Schedule Details for Strasburg to Harrisonburg 1914
In effect November 22 1914 westbound No 23 daily 7 30 am from Strasburg local to Harrisonburg arrives 9 30 am No 49 daily 12 25 pm noon local to Tarsonburg arrives Harrisonburg 2 30 pm Buffet Car No 21 daily 7 59 pm local to Harrison arrives Harrisonburg 10 15 pm
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Washington
Alexandria
Strasburg
Harrisonburg
Harrison Pure
Tarsonburg
Harrison
Strasburg No
Alexandri Washington
Wash Acre
Nngton
Miss Lee to Attend Confederate Reunion in June
Miss Mary Custis Lee the only surviving member of General Lee's immediate family will attend the Confederate reunion in Richmond June 1 2 3 at the Jefferson hotel at her own expense. Miss Mary Roper of Petersburg will be sponsor and Miss Lora Crump of Richmond maid of honor. Officials report difficulty securing reunion fund subscriptions but expect plans to be complete soon.
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Richmond
Mary Custis Lee
Robert E. Lee
Aphohanon
Jefferson Hotel
Miss Lee
Lee
Walker B. Freeman
Virginia
United Confederate Veterans
Mary Roper
Petersburg
Lora Crump
Miss Roper
Miss Crump
Cedar Grove Items Recap From Cedar Grove Virginia
Local notes from Cedar Grove Virginia dated April 23 report Rev. W H Sampsell to begin revival meetings next Sunday night. Other items mention Leslie Fries moving from the late Mrs Kate Browns Apple Pie Ridge farm, visits by Mr and Mrs Clarence Miller, illnesses of Mrs James Fries and Mrs John Newland, fence work by C F Moss, and several visits and social calls among local families including Fries, Emmett, Clayton, Marple, Loy and Berryville connections.
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Cedar Grove
W. H. Sampsell
United Brethren Church
Leslie Fries
Kate Brown
Apple Pie Ridge
Isaac Miller
Clarence Miller
James Fries
C. F. Moss
Lyle Fries
Melvin
R. B. Emmett
Berryville
Carrie Clayton
Mary Marple
Nain
Men and Shells Needed in France
London reports Colonel Arthur Hamilton Lee in a letter from the Continent urging stronger home support for Allied troops. He notes the German front remains checked but not defeated and calls for increased production of men and shells eight months into the war.
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London
Arthur Hamilton Lee
M. P
United States Army
France
Belgium
Neuve Chapelle
Henry R Patterson Dies Near Cumberland After Stroke
Henry R Patterson died at 2 30 Sunday morning at his home six and a half miles east of Cumberland Maryland at age 71 from a paralytic stroke. A Confederate veteran who served four years under General Rosser in Ashbys brigade Twelfth Virginia Cavalry he worked in milling before illness. Survived by a wife and children Irving Patterson Miss Hunter Patterson Mrs George M Keith Miss Mamie Patterson and a brother BE Patterson. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 10 AM at Centenary Church Cumberland with interment in the church cemetery.
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Henry R. Patterson
Cumberland
Patterson
Berryville
General Rosser
Ashby
Twelfth
Virginia Cavalry
Royal Arcanum
Irving Patterson
Watervliet
Hunter Patterson
New York City
George M. Keith
Lynchburg
Mamie Patterson
BE. C. Patterson
Winchester
Open Summer Home Sealed By Bowly Family
Mr and Mrs Charles L Bowly and Miss Annie R Hack arrived Saturday night in town and reopened Willow Lawn their home on the Valley Turnpike south of the city for the summer occupancy Bowly recently returned from a business trip in the South and West
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Charles Ll. Bowly
Washington
New York
Annie R. Hack
Willow Lawn
Valley Turnpike
Bowly
Warfront Briefs From Europe and Carpathians
Reports indicate German reinforcements move to the western front as fighting continues along the Ypres Canal in Belgium. Franco-Belgian forces recaptured Lizerne. Meuse hills fighting yields conflicting claims of French defeats and recoveries. Vienna says Austro German troops occupy the Russian side of the Orawa Valley clearing Carpathian Russians.
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Ypres Canal
Belgium
Lizerne
Meuse
France
Vienna
Orawa
Carpathians
A Vivid Story of a Prohibition Campaigner in Washington
A temperance advocate arrives in Washington and captivates the town with power and mystery. Edith Mallon, daughter of a brewing senator, loves him while his past is hidden. The senator expels him, and the man’s memory, damaged by drink, may be restored by a physician. He wins millionaire donors and plans a massive Capitol march for constitutional prohibition.
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Washington
Smith
Edith Mallon
Smth
Coxey
Smith and Edith Triumph in Hay's Reforming Novel
A heated conflict features Smith challenged by a drunken rival and a false Shanghai marriage claim, then resolved by a sharp newspaper man exposing lies. Amid political demonstrations, Smith regains memory and wins Edith, as Hay sustains a lively reform era tale with strong character work.
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Smith
Shanghai
Edith Mallon
Smith Io Shangsy
Edith
Hay
Greenwood items notice and local events
The Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday school reorganized April 1 with William Grubbs as superintendent and George Lind as assistant. Greenwood school closes with a entertainment on Tuesday night April 27 at 8. Jacob Thaler visits the area. Anna Grady stays with her parents. The Aid Society meets next Wednesday at Mrs Salexi. Hugh Maloy returned to Altoona after visiting relatives.
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Greenwood Va
Methodist Episcopal Church
William Grubbs
George Lind
Greenwood School
Jacob Thaler
Anna Grady
James Ferguson
Aid Society
The
Salaexi
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