Mrs Genevieve Clark Thomson Returns to Summit Point
Mrs James M Thomson formerly Miss Genevieve Clark arrives in Summit Point West Virginia to spend a week with her husband Mr Thomson The notice appears in the Star Want Ads section and signals a social home visit during August.
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Washington
James M. Thomson
Génevieve Clark
Summit Point
W. Va
Water supply clog hits B and C Railroad engines
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Brunswick faced a complete sudden boiler and fire protection water shortage for several days. Brunswick responded to the appeal and relief efforts followed. A Potomac river inlet story and burlap bag stuffing were noted as causes or rumors in the reporting.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Brunswick
Potomac River
New War Seen by Lloyd George
London reports Prime Minister Lloyd George warning at a luncheon that more deadly machines than in the last war are being built to attack cities and harm civilians. He urged churches to resist. a new war would threaten civilization itself if nations remain armed while others arm.
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Lloyd George
London
Free Church
Europe
America
Farm Population Split in 1920 Census
The 1920 census first tabulated farm population separately from rural areas. Texas leads with 2,277,000 farm residents, Rhode Island has 15,000. Virginia reports 1,064,000 farm people, 46 percent of its total. North Carolina records 1,501,000, or 58 percent.
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Texas
Rhode Island
Virginia
North Carolina
Southern states with over a million farm population
South Carolina Georgia Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Arkaniyas and Oklahoma are listed as southern states with farm populations exceeding one million.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkaniyas
Oklahoma
University of Virginia Sees Record Summer Quarter Enrollment
In Charlottesville on August 2, the University of Virginia closed its first summer term after six weeks with 2 085 students. The second term starts Monday, aims for about 1 200 attendees, and runs until September 2.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Green Spring Community Notices and Local Visits
Green Spring Va August events include Ladies Aid Society picnic August 5 with Rev Harry Crim address and Green Spring Band music. Sunday school all day picnic August 9 with band. M W A picnic August 19 at Old Stone Church Woods with games and refreshments. Local residents include Carrie Moore visiting Baltimore relatives and updates on Mabel Webber and Mervil Handy.
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Green Spring
Ladies’ Aid Society
Tries’ Woods
Harry Crim
Africa
Back Creek
M. W. of A
Old Stone Church Woods
Green Spring Band
Carrie Moore
Cichildren
Baltimore
Cora Hale Summel
A. P. Whitacre
Siler
Harry Brown
Martinsburg
Mabel Webber
W.L. Webber
Newly Weds Vivian Rosenberger and John Headley Wed in Hagerstown
Hayfield Virginia August 2 report: Miss Vivian Belle Rosenberger and John W Headley married in Hagerstown Maryland at 7 p m on July 22. The bride, daughter of Jacob H Rosenberger, Hayfield, and the groom, son of William Headley, Middletown, plan to reside after the ceremony in Middletown.
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Hayfield
Hagerstown
Vivian Belle Rosenberger
John W. Headley
Jacob H. Rosenberger
William Headley
Middletown
Wedding Receptions and Farm Life Note Local News
A wedding reception and old time shiveree were held in honor with a lengthy display of gifts for the bride who will live at Middletown where the groom farms. Visitors from Washington called at Meadow View farm and Burcroft hosted Anna Hedrick on vacation from government work at Aberdeen. The area faced heavy rainfall from a great storm though not as severe as in northern Frederick. haying is winding down for farmers.
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Middletown
Page Helronimus
Muse
Washington
Larricks
Meadow View
Heironimus
Addie Hatcher
H. B. Hedrick
Anna Hedrick
Burcroft
Hedrick
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Ordnance Proving Grounds
Aberdeen
Dean Adams
Bartonville
Frederick
Local Items From Grimes Virginia Area
Grimes Virginia August 2 locals note visitors from Elizabethtown Pennsylvania Mr Frank Fisher and Mr Clifford Bockey visited Mr C Finfrock and relatives. Charles E McVay left for Franklin Pennsylvania for weeks. Sunday school at Woodbine school house next Sunday at 2 30 pm cordial invitations extended. Kerry Oaks farm house framed and new roof soon. John A Dick has a work crew on White Hall road. Expect a large crop of late apples. Hiram Hensell ill with foot gathering. Woodmen picnic at Rock Enon drew local attendees.
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Grimes
Frank Fisher
Clifford Bockey
Elizabethtown
Shepard
Will
Kerry Oaks
John A. Dick
White Hall Road
Bell, Inventor of Telephone, Dies in Nova Scotia
Alexander Graham Bell died at his Baddeck home this morning. The renowned inventor of the telephone passed away in Sydney Nova Scotia as reported by Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Alexander Graham Bell
Baddeck
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