Berryville annual horse show social closes with music
Crowd packed the Berryville horse show grounds Wednesday night for the annual social feature after the event. Virginia Syncopated Orchestra from Winchester provided music while attendees from Berryville Washington Winchester and Front Royal lingered into the early hours. Notables include Mr and Mrs Weems of Atlantic City and Mr and Mrs Oufies Be on the Valley Pike, with travels mounting from Mount Jackson and Harrisonburg before heading to Culver’s Lake New Jersey.
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Berryville
Timo Bhy
Washington
Antive
Winchestar
Tie
J. Rh
Ant Harwell
Barryville
Aubrey Weaver
William @aver
Front Royal
Virginia Synco 0 Orchestra
Winchester
Lawrence
Courtney’ Weems
Atlantic City
Frank,n. Hack
Anaes Ieee
Valley Pike
Weems
Mount Jackson
Harrigoyurs
Giten
Girls head to Camp Shenandoah from Is Ford
A party of eleven girls leaves this ring for Camp Shenandoah Is Ford eight miles from Harrison ire to spend the next two weeks. The group includes Richards Judith McGuire Eb id Emma Gina Baker Tayloe Boyd Jane Scully and others. Mrs W accompanies some of the girls and will return later.
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Camp Shenandoah
Is Ford
Harrisonire
Misses Richards
Judith McGuire
Ebid
Emma
Gina Baker
Virginia
Tayloe Boyd
Jane Scully
Gumberland
Fa Conrad
Col H J Weeks Returns From Germany to Washington
Have returned from Germany Colonel H J Weeks of the United States Army and Mrs Weeks to their Washington home after a long stay in Germany Mrs Weeks arrived for a visit with Dr and Mrs Hunter H McGuire at their North Braddock Street home.
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H. J. Weeks
United States Army
Weeks
Washington
Germany
Hunter H. McGuire
North Braddock Street
James S. Grant
North Braddock
Entertaining At House Party By Miss Lillian Hillyard
Miss Lillian Hillyard of Overlea Baltimore hosts a house party at her parents home in Overlea to honor guests including Miss Repary and Miss Arrivatve Smith with several other visitors arriving for the event.
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Lillian Hillyard
Gardner
Bey Hillyard
Baltimore
Overlea
Repary
Arid Arrivatve Smith
Pela Hester
Reverend J F Morgan to Return from Vacation
The Rev J F Morgan pastor will resume duties at the First Church after vacation. He spent his break in North Carolina and attended events at Bethlehem College. He is due back to lead Sunday services and resume church duties.
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J. F. Morgan
Heel
Bhlon Iiege
North Carolina
Church of
Wigan
Rch
Seioediay
Wideawake Youngsren
Community Notices And Local Departures At Hotel
Local residents and visitors are noted in a moving-portrait style column. Names such as Mrs Charlbert Mrs W Shillinburg Harold Ludwig and Miss Carrie Bryan appear among those traveling, visiting or returning home from brief stays or business trips across towns including Romney Purgi tsville and Baltimore.
Local Notables Visit and Passenger Guests Reported
The fragment lists numerous visitors and residents across towns including Washington and West Virginia. Names such as Hilda O Leary James S Grant Bishop William Cabell Brown T A Starling M J White Mrs Warren Rice J Warren and Elizabeth Rice appear alongside scattered place references to Richmond Capon Route and Denver with mentions of attending the late President Harding funeral.
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Hilda O'Leary
Washington
Marry Yard
West Virginia
Unclear Local Notes Mention Travel and Visits
Fragmentary OCR text references Mrs. William G Hardy on Washington Street and Mrs. Cari Kneéjin, with spending hints and a trip to eastern cities. Mentions Mrs KF Sanderson Jr and Myrtle, plus travel by automobile to Lynchburg Roanoke and Norfolk Virginia.
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Atvin
Tecena
William G, ‘Hardy
Souths
Washington Street
Cari
Idumeede
Beére
Florida
KF. Sanderson, Jr
Myrtle
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Norfolk
Seashore Recovery Notes and Curious Aids to Music History
An item on recuperation at the seashore references plans for a trip and anticipated benefits. The piece then shifts to a compact historical note on organ evolution, noting crude pipes in 250 B C and Archimedes’ organ in 220 B C, with organ adoption in Europe circa 657 A D for religious devotion. It closes with a brief sketch of Plato and Platonic philosophy and a quip about wisdom from D Jarrold.
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Archimedes
Europe
Greece
Plato
B. C
D. Jarrold
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