Lillie Massey Mission Talk At White Post
White Post Va Aug 1 Miss Lillie Massey missionary to Mexico spoke to the league of the Methodist church Wednesday evening. Lemonade and cake were served. Several locals were mentioned visiting relatives and attending yard parties including Miss Franky and Louise Rayston and Miss Freida Armel at Macedonia.
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White Post
Lillie Massey
Mexico
League of the Methodist Church
Miss Massey
Ellis Denny
Camp Meade
Leonard Larrick
Middleburg
C. B. Larrick
Hubert Armel
Raymond Wilson
Franky
Louise’Rayston
Freida Armel
Macedonia
Harry Patterson
Washington
Virginia Larrick
Miss Larrick
Mr. Patterson
Winchester
George Lucky
Ernest Wingrove
Pennsylvania
Boyd Larrick
Kinsel Larrick
Lavada Larrick
Ernest Armel
Charlotte
Charles Lonas
Opequon
John Shepherd
Frank Shepherd
Gladys
Edgar
William and
Irvin Ashby
Mack Pierce
Graham and Wilton Royston
Della Ashby
George Kirby
Kirby
Charles Carpenter
Brucetown Brevities
Brucetown notes many residents traveling visiting kin and friends Ed Steele plans Blue Ridge sanitarium treatment A J Clendening visits mother Mrs Swimley from Bunker Hill Julius Russell attends Wardensville death related events picnic set for August 13 at Pidgeon meadow Freda Chapman from Lynchburg visiting parsonage host Rev J D Russell Andy Whitacre guests at Strasburg and Hagerstown excursions noted
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Brucetown
Ed. Steele
Blue Ridge Sanatorium
A. J.clendening
Bunker Hill
A. J. Swimley
Joseph Snapp
Martinsburg
Mudd
Winchester
Andy Whitacre
Claude Helvestine
Freda Chapman
Lynchburg
J. D. Russell
Strasburg
Running Teams To Contest With Reel and Hose
Ridgeley fire company committee asks Tri Towns and Potomac fire agencies for convention plans for Cam Valley Firemen's Association in the Tri Towns August 9 to 11. Reel and hose races run by hand. motorizing cited as causing accidents and damage. officials defend tradition and safety.
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Piedmont
W. Va
Fire Company
Ridgeley
Neval
Tri-Towns
Albert Beck
Livingstone Notes Africans Eat Mosquitoes for Food
Explorer David Livingstone reported that some African peoples consume mosquitoes as a food source. The remark suggests cultural practice distinct from common diet expectations and highlights regional variation in subsistence.
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Livingstone
Africa
WORFOLK AND WESTERN Schedule In Effect 1926
The Virginia route lists trains from Berryville through Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Williamson Norton Waynesboro with Pullman sleepers to Williamson and Bristol. Dining car service. connections at Roanoke to Memphis Social for Chattanooga Nashville and Memphis. Local and parlor car services with several through routes including Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York bound via Hagerstown. For reservations contact H H Barks Inc or L Blading Agent General Passenger Agent Berryville Roantae.
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LY. Berry
Roanoke
Bristol
Bluefield
Wiliamson
Norton
Waynesporo
Pullman
Williamson
W. Va
Shenandoah
Aogers
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Philadelphia
Eigen
H. H. Barks, Inc
L. Blading
Gen. Pass. Agt
Berryville
Editorial Service Praised for Earnest Vigorous Safeness
A Topeka Journal remark notes a syndicate offering to write editorials claims its product is earnest vigorous individual and safe. The statement questions whether editorials can be all those traits simultaneously.
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Topeka Journal
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