Sunday School to Meet May 24 in Gainesboro District
The sixth annual Sunday School convention for the Gainesboro district will be held at Redland Methodist Church in Whitacre on Tuesday, May 24. The program runs from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with devotional services, talks, recitations, reports, prayers, and an open discussion led by local pastors and teachers. Local residents Mr and Mrs Roy Good visited relatives. C E Cochran of Winchester called on friends. Mrs Clayton Woodfield and her son from Pittsburg arrived for the summer with her father Mahion Cooper. Mrs Woodfield has been ill for nine months and seeks relief through the climate change.
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Invention of
Gainesboro
Redland Methodist Church
Whitacre
L. R. Markwood
Cc. Stickley
T. C. Diggs
Clyde Loy
Glaize
A. R. Birker
William G. Cochran
Reena ‘Braithwaite
P. C. Parlett
Home Department
A. R. Rinker
Ag Cradle Role
W. C. Whid
Miss Shade
C. Stickley
C. K. Welch
Roy Good
Berryville
Winchester
Clayton Woodfield and Son
Pittsburg
Mahion Cooper
Bayer Aspirin Guidance and Price in Early Ad Text
The notice promotes genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross as a guarantee of safety for colds earache toothache lumbago and pain. It advises following package directions from physicians and notes handy tins of twelve tablets costing fey cents with larger packages available from druggists.
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Bayer
Drugeasts
Dinner Guests and New Minister Visit Chambersville
April 28 report from Chambersville lists Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cooper hosting dinner with N. R. Luttrell and family, William Lucklider family, Bruce Shockey and daughter from Washington and Nev, and the Rev. Hupman delivering his first sermon to the new charge. Also noted are local visits by Miss Retur Kipps and Hazel Kipps, and gatherings at the Larrick and Cooper homes with multiple guests from Gore Berryville Covington Rest Willis Knight.
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Chambersville
Richard Cooper
N. R. Luttrell
William Lucklider
Bruce Shockey
Washington and
Nev
Hupman
Retur
Hazel Kipps
Homer. Kipps
Morgan Larrick
Robert Brill
Gore
Roy Hawkins
Berrysville
William Moore
Covington
J.H. Cooper
Enday
Moore
Coon
Willis-Knight
Epsonade Salts Promises Lemonade Like Relief
A humorous ad touts Epsonade Salts as real epsom salts blended with fruit derivatives to taste like sparkling lemonade. It claims gentle laxative action without nausea and suggests using it for pilious or constipated conditions. Warning warns buyers to avoid tasteless salts and to request Epsonate Salts from the American Epsom Association.
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American Epsom Association
Stephens City Social Notes Preview Local Moves and Games
Stephens City notes recount visitors and residents including Virginia Dean returning to Washington and Elizabeth Anderson visiting, along with plans for a school fundraising play Miss Fearless and Co. The column also notes sports results with the Stephens City baseball team defeating Martinsburg and the girls basketball team beating Berryville, plus various local moves and illnesses.
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Stephens City
Martinsburg
Berryville
Aif
Parkesburg
J. E. Cad
Cadwallader Returns Home From Dearville Visit
Miss Catherine Cadwallader has returned to her home in Dearville Virginia after visiting friends and relatives in this place.
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Catherine Cadwallader
Dearville
No To Bac Claims Help Stop Tobacco Habit
A promotional claim states No To Bac tablets relieve cravings for cigarettes cigars pipes and chewing tobacco and promise complete habit breakthrough. If not satisfied the druggist will refund your money.
United Brethren Church Services Draw Parishioners
Sunday school is at 9 45 in the Boy Scout Hall. Morning sermon by Rev George W Stover at 11 o clock with an evening service at 8. Young people meet at 7 15 with Carl T Cather leading. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 with Miss Pearl Brown in charge. Official board meets after Sunday service. All are invited.
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Boy Scout Hall
George W. Stover
Young People's Meeting
Carl T. Cather
Miss Pearl Brown
Firemen Protest New Speed Rule in Alexandria
In Alexandria Virginia two thirds of the fire department walked off the job after the city council refused to repeal the twenty five mile per hour speed limit. Fire Chief Kenneth W Ogden had said the rule essential and all but 50 of 150 firefighters supported him. Workers from Columbia Company No 4 were among those idling as the department prepared for reorganization allocating to Reliance No 5 and Relief Truck No 1.
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Alexandria
King Street
Country Club
Columbia Company
No. 4
Kenneth W. Ogden
Reliance
Relief Truck
Local Wholesale and Retail Market Price Snapshots
Markets list daily wholesale and retail prices for goods including butter eggs chickens wheat and corn products. Figures show butter 0.15 to 0.35 and creamery at 0.40 while spring chickens reach 0.55 and assorted grains around 0.28 to 0.50 with regional variations.
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Optiare
Gia
Baltimore
Edie E
Boy Scouts Meet Friday Evening With Important Business
The Boy Scouts of America announce a meeting Friday at 7 30 p m with business to every officer and scout. A short patrol leaders meeting at 8 45 p m precedes an adjournment for the Macbeth play. Boys may stay overnight at the scout cabin with their patrol or section. Scout Executive.
Martinsburg Dedicates Graduation for Kings Daughters Nurses
Three young women completed training at Kings Daughters Hospital in Martinsburg West Virginia and received diplomas Tuesday night in the Baptist Church. Margeline Bird Ida May Richards and Edna Virginia Baker were named as graduates. R Gray Williams delivered the principal address, praised nursing as a noble calling and lauded the graduates for their devotion and integrity.
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King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Martimsburg
W. Va
Baptist Church
Margeline Bird
Martinsbore
Ida May. Richards
Luray
Hdna
Virginia Baker
Newport News
R. Gray Williams
Winchester
United States
Charles J. Faulkner
Martinsburg Journal
Williams
Long Meadows News Highlights Local Residents
Long Meadows Virginia April 28. Mrs Mayme Henry of Winchester is undergoing asthma treatment with Dr B K White of Strasburg and spent days at the Huff home. Luther Coffelt and family visited after taking Mrs Henry to her home near Melance. Mrs Bellie Bell suffered indigestion but improved. S G Coffelt family visited Earl Coffelt near Woodstock. Mrs Huff injured stepping on a cat in a barn and bruised her right leg from hip to knee, affecting her mobility.
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Long Meadows
Mayme . Henry
Winchester
B. K. White
Strasburg
H. O. Huff
Luther Coffet
Mrs. Henry
Meliance
Bellie Bell
S. G. Coffelt
Roy
Guy
Earl Cof
Woodstock
Rheumatism Strikes Subject Repeatedly
Fragmentary text notes a sufferer afflicted by rheumatism, described as subject to frequent attacks and periodic hardship.
Local Timelines Touch Macedonia Area Residents
Local notes from Macedonia Virginia list visits and illnesses. Bryn Lee of Baltimore visited Mr. and Mrs. H. White. Mrs. Armel returned from Baltimore after visiting her son John Craig. Esther Solenberger held a school picnic at Evandale along the Opequon. William Craig of Stephens City visited his nephew W. W. Craig. G. W. Armel is ill at home. C. J. Jacobs improving. W. W. Craig’s wife spent time with her mother Mrs. A. H. Gward in Stephens City. Turner Fries of Clearbrook and Guy Lind in attendance.
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Macedonia
Bryn Lee
Baltimore
H. White
G. W. ‘Armel
John Craig
Esther Solenberger
Evandale
William Craig
Stephens City
W. W. Craig
G. W. Armel
Here
C. J. Jacobs
A. H. Gward
Turner Fries
Cleay’brook
Guy Lindon
Freckle-Face Remedies Offer Free Trial and Guarantee
An advertisement promises to remove freckles with Othine-4 double strength, claiming free trial and guaranteed money back if no clear complexion results. It advises buying one ounce from any druggist and notes freckles can vanish after a few applications with minimal expense.
Voters Must Pay Poll Taxes by May Seventh 1921
Taxpayers desiring to vote in the November election must pay their 1920 poll tax on or before May 7 1921 and also the 1919 poll tax if it has not been paid.
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Pinian Oe
Edward Fae Peat
Marc Macdermott
Epsom
Virginia Dean
Washington
Elizabeth Anderson
Briscoe Williams
W. M. Lineburg
Bill Duvall
L. N. McCarty
Miss Fearless and Co
Carmel ‘Galladay
Krumpe
Pittsburgh
George Gordon
Navy
Mary Grove
Mabel Forman
Stephenson
Caroline Lemely
Alice Best
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Evelyn Totty
Edward ,Farley
A. W. Doggett
James S. Campbell
United Brethren Church Services
Scott
O GiarMop
Tie Star
BOY Scouts OF America
Scout Executive
Empire
Carlyle
Rolt
W. Chambers
Fantomas
Pathe News
The
Holy City
Famous Players-Lasigy Corporation
Robert W. Chambers
Arion Davies
Cosmopolitan
New York
Hic
the Society Picture of the
Long Meadows News
Fry ‘A
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Robert S.“ Smith
Treas
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