Sunday School Social at Market Street Methodist Church
Social and personal notes describe a Sunday school gathering at Market Street Methodist Church. Mrs Ala Busey hosted guests at her Harris Addition home after class duties and the event featured a social hour and refreshments. Additional items mention Emmest and Midhell traveling to Martinsburg and city merchants planning to buy new merchandise for local establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Harris Additio
Dickinson
Chidol
Carlisle
Revivalist from Alderson Visits Local Minister and Family
The Rev. C. F. Herrod of Alderson Virginia preached yesterday at the 1st Baptist Church for Rev. Charles Adey who is convalescing with throat trouble. He is staying several days with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sale on National Avenue before returning due to climate concerns affecting Mrs. Herrod's health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Herrod
Alderson
1St Baptist “Church
Charles Adey
W. A. Sale
National Avenue
Mr. Herrod
Imah
Mrs E Virginia Smith and Daughter Virginia Healings
Mrs E Virginia Smith and her daughter Virginia are noted in a local item about healings. The notice highlights family ties and community health events without detailed circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Virginia Smith
Miss Virginia
Contorted fragments hint at New York travel note
Fragmentary text mentions Bu- Jew York and Chester with notes of expected return by ES who have been spending part of the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Chester
Grace Lutheran host comments by H B D Gray
Mr Gray of Waynesboro attended as guest at Grace Lutheran Church on Market Street. He spoke to the Men’s Bible class and was identified with Zion Church of Waynesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. D. Gray
Wayeee
Aa’ Kelly
Grace Lutheran Church
Orth Market Street
Mr. Gray
Zion Church of
Waynesboro
Yeaterday Thomming
Vacation and travel glimpses across two states
Miss Elsle Snider and others return from trips to Baltimore Cumberland and Berkeley Springs. Local residents traveling to and from Washington, D. C., Atlantic City, and Shenandoah Valley are listed with arrivals and departures at Hotel Jack.
Miss Mitinie Taylor Reappears After Illness at Home
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Miss Mitinie Taylor returned to her home on South Main Street after illness. The text mentions a person named Harry and a street address in a historic local notice style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ww
Baldwin
Beveral
Man
Bryan
Ain
Mitinie Taylor
Harry A
Cw Md
South-Main Street
Marion Funeral Draws Guard as State Mobilizes Reserves
A large crowd is expected for the funeral of the late city leader Dr. George B. Harding. State authorities under General Henderson have ordered 3,000 U S reserve troops mobilized and posted around Harding’s home.
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Marion
See Nee EE
Han le
Henderson
United States Reserve Force
George B. Harding
Proposition on land use between trees for early profits
The proposal discusses planting a second crop after initial treethin, using land between trees during early years to boost profits. It argues the land should be cultivated to ensure tree cultivation begins, with emphasis on first seal and added value from crops adjacent to forestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orthard
Legumes Ideal for Poultry Range Fodder
Legume crops such as clover or alfalfa provide productive ground cover for poultry ranges. Seeding half an acre with either legume yields sufficient green feed for a hundred or more chickens, making them highly satisfactory for farm use.
Deep Corn Cultivation Cuts Roots Early, Says Expert
A farmer notes deep cultivation can free roots and curb growth when corn stalks reach well over a foot. Early deep tillage is advised, followed by shallow work as plants enlarge to prevent root damage and promote healthy development.
Broadcast Condition of Highways On Saturdays
Massachusetts and neighboring states receive a radio update every Saturday at 6:30 p.m. from the Automobile Legal Association. The service provides motorists with up to the minute information on trunk line highway conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
The
Automobile Legal Association
Memphis Fire Company hears radio news of Harding death
Driver John Dunn of the Charley Rouss Fire Company said nearly all reports of President Harding’s death in San Francisco came by radio. He noted officers gathered at the engine house to listen in silence as broadcasts from California were received late Thursday night.
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Pdm
Washington
Marton
Det
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Courney
Chicago
Certa
George T. Harding
Tig Carl ‘W. Moat
Marion
Harding
Dixon Or Sterling
Cedar Rapids
Colonel Shipley
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Winenaems
Phande
Clinton
Towa
Augio
Sap
Francisco
Mississippi River
Coolidge
Omaha
Missouri
Warren
Frantisco
Tony
Perso
Pres Délidge
First Congregational
John Dunn
Charley Rouss Fire Company
San Francisco
Diino
California
Dunn
Rouss Fire Company
Memorial Service for Late President Harding Held by Grace Lutherans
Grace Lutherans conducted a memorial service for the late President Harding who died suddenly in San Francisco last Thursday evening. Rev. A A Kelly delivered an address praising his lofty character and sincerity. Hymns suited the occasion were sung and attendance was large. the service was described as impressive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preside Harding
Francisco
A. A. Kelly
Pereccee
Man slays self with arcut and dies in West Virginia
In Winchester a man wounded himself in the arm with a knife and died minutes later. The event occurred yesterday as investigators weigh whether the deceased was a local native. Webb and Iscoe families, among the oldest here, could not confirm the man's origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Mais
Webb
Iscoe
Court reforms in Athens around 1507 and earlier
Fragmentary notes mention courts in Athens with a figure of a sovereign and five associates, referencing European legal history and a founding date near 1491. The text is garbled but suggests a 15th to 16th century legal body and jurisdiction.
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Eure
Athens
B. C
Europe
N'1 Justice
Repairing China with College Varnish
A brief note describes applying varnish to a damaged porcelain item to round edges join fractures and make the piece water and heat resistant so it survives repairs. The method uses careful sanding and coating for a durable finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Preserving Wood with Folk Crack Filler Method
A brief note describes a home remedy for wood repairs using a fol mixture mixed with glue. The method calls for shredding material, boiling with glue until stiff, and filling cracks while the fixture is hot so the filling sets as it cools.
Great Writer and Laureateship Tale in Crabb Diary
Extract discusses Henry Crabb Robinson diary notes from 1813 about Samuel Taylor Coleridge Walter Scott and the laureateship. It cites Scott's view that accepting the throne would be folly yet posterity favors Southey.
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Henry Crabb
Ear
Hammond
Walter Scott
Southey
Popar
Commissioner’s Notice on Wright Estate Decree Details
A Master in Chancery in Winchester Virginia issues a notice under a 1923 decree for the Wright estate. He will report on realty held by George H Wright deceased including value and liens, determine primary and secondary creditors, settle accounts among devisees and heirs, identify unpaid taxes, interpret the will and loan negotiations, and notify interested parties by public newspaper ad. The notice directs all parties to appear September 1 1923 at 10 0 clock A M at 19 Rouss Avenue to protect interests and produce records.
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H. Wright
Baer
Cort
George H. Wright
Frederick County
Ge H. Wright
George
George Wright
Perae
Irs
P.rdon
Ward &Larrick
R. Gray Williams
Public sale of residence and lot under Virginia decree
Special commissioners announce a public sale of a turnkey residence on Stewart Street Winchester Va by order of a Winchester Court decree in the case John H Solenberger Co. vs Clara Y Fultz et al. The bid includes Lot 5 adjacent parcel and a modern brick house built 1920 with 10 rooms, conservatory, heating system and cedar linen room. One third bid cash day of sale with bond and insurance policy required.
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Corporation Court of Winchester
John
Solenberger and Co
Clara Y. Fultz
Etx
Als
V. Fultz
W. L. Fultz
Frederick Land Corporation
Circuit Court House
Unity
Auigust
Stewart Street
Stonewall Avenue
Winchester
Brown and Clarkson
the &Sists
Corporation C
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Social and Personal
Fas Sunday School Board
En Emmest
Martinsburg
Midhell
Jonah Larrick
Rich
Young Men's’ Christi Association
Larrick
Fesey
Berryville Horse Show
Berryville, Virginia
Iosiok Oe
A. B. Hummer
Sec’y
First National Bank
Mag
Sérreant B
Ieee
Hit
Elsle R. Snider
Farmer’s and Merchants National. Bank
Baltimore
Cumberland, Md
North Market
W. M. Seal and Son
Evan Johnson
Hooks Mill
W. ‘Va
North Braddock Street
Hansbrough
M. J. Baptist
Berkeley Springs
Mérton “We - Kremer
South Market
Plattell and Son
C. Plater
Cleveland
Hotel Jack
Philip Klompus
Hilda Klompus
Atlantic City
Fas. Seashop
V. Hodges
Avis
Arthur
C. Stickley
Wood- Va
Shenandoah Valley
Jacks
D.F. Hinkifis
Strasburg, Val
Winchester de Weler
Addie Gates Reddish
Virginia Reddish
Relatiog
Oella
J. ‘Nathanson
Nathana Coimony
Bhid
Clarence T. Owen
Owen and Trenary Glove Company
Lonnie
Cline
Habie
East Water Street
Robert G. Buckelew
Braxton Ritter
Southent Street
Leuest
Mie
Camilla C. Rutherford
North Main Street
Gainesville
Gainesville Hoospital
Misa
Ruth Kremer
Fom'a
Paul Kremer
Maei
Beulah ‘Kyle
Ib J
Ida Kyle
North
Maintreet
Eeren Doran
Bere. S . Lucien. Lupton
George “W. Kurtz
Virginia Kurtz
Meeks
Avirett
Pol
John Ww
Ehalf
Azn
Countrion, i
Memphis
Niagara Falls
Erem
Susquehanna Valley
Penna. R. R
Broadway
Arcuts
Acd
Aires
S.S.S
Robert M. Ward
M. M. Lynch
John M. Steck
Stee
Virginia
Robert Ward
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