Personal notices of visits and travels across several cities
Mr and Mrs I M Groves of Martinsburg W V visit brother C F Groves in Winchester with sons Irving and Clarence Mrs E T Bready returns to Frederick Md with her aunt Miss C R Dieffenderfer Miss Mary E Dammann and Miss Grate Henry return to Baltimore after visits Miss Mary Foreman leaves for Cumberland Md Rev Dr John A Kern travels to Ashland Va Miss Gertrude Moran returns to Martinsburg W Va and Miss Lillian McDonald plans to stay in Martinsburg Mrs Bessie Shull Sowers visits Baltimore Mr and Mrs Burton Ritter return from Martinsburg and Mr and Mrs Clay W Gouch visit the city as guests of Dr and Mrs George H Heist with Gouch holding a top executive position at Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Groves
Irving and
Clarence Groves
Martinsburg
W. Va
Winchester
C. F. Groves
E. T. Bready
Frederick
C. R. Dieffenderfer
Clay W. Gouch
Betroit
Mich
Lynchburg
George H. ‘Heist
Gouch
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
Recruits Move Toward Roanoke as Camps Prepare
Troops from the Second Virginia Infantry shift from Riverton Camp to await transport to Roanoke. Delays delay Anniston training readiness, with camp capacity limited. soldiers may stay near Roanoke fairgrounds until the Alabama site is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nenchester
Cor
Ee Riverton
Amity
Company I
Baltimore and Ohio
Norfolk and ‘Western
Virginia Valley
Roanoke
Joseph Fleet
George Andrews
Riverton
Second
Virginia Infantry
Anniston
Ala
Alabama
Solldiers
Second Infantry
Fair Grounds
Mrs Ringgold Offers Bellevue Home for Hospital Use
Mrs Roland Ringgold offers her Bellevue residence near Shepherdstown for government use as a hospital for sick and convalescent soldiers and sailors. She also offers to donate and help raise funds to equip the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland, Ringgold
Bellevue
Shepherdstown
Surprise Picnic Brings Narve Nineveh Group Together
A Friday river surprise picnic honored Miss Magnus Leach of Baltimore at Nineveh. Guests from Nineveh Cedarville Reliance and other towns enjoyed a mobile supper by the Kank river. Miss Leach plans to return to Baltimore to continue nursing training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineveh
Magnus. Leach
Baltimore
Miss Leach
Magnus Leach
Helen Leach
Claudya
Minellia Chapman
Eva Painter
Myrtle Strosnider
Cedarville
Miss Cooney
New York
Ruby Santmyers
Reliance
Howard Groves
Archie Clevenger
Clemons
Silas Grim
Canterbury
William Strosnider
Henry Santmyers
Missouri
Winchester Fair to Host Largest Reel Racing Purses
The Winchester Fair in September offers nearly $1,000 in cash prizes for amateur reel racing teams. Herman Hable oversees events with wet rules from the Virginia State Firemen’s Association and dry rules from the Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Association. The schedule includes open world reels with 250 and 150 prize purses, a dry day and a consolidation race, with at least twelve teams already entered and expectations of twenty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Fair
Herman H. Hable
Virginia State Firemen’s Association
Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Association
Hable
Fair Grounds
Winchester
Round Hill Church Conference And Prayer Meeting
A church conference will be held at Round Hill on Wednesday night August 15 with Rev D L Blakemore presiding elder of Winchester district at Paxton Chapel on Thursday night August 16 for a prayer meeting. Pastor EB Brubaker urges members and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill
D. L. Blakemore
Winchester
Paxton Chapel
EB. W. Brubaker
Preaching at Burnt Factory by Former Pastor Wheeler
The Rev. Harry Wheeler, former Burnt Factory Church pastor now at Cumberland, Md, will preach tomorrow night at 8 o clock at Burnt Factory. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry ¥. Wheeler
Burnt Factory Church
Cumberland, M
Burnt Factory
Tov
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Hable’s
H. Hable
John W. Rice
Bir
Gray Williams
WM. G. Hardy
J4few Brown
Shenandoah Valley Nat. Bank
Miller’s Drug Store
Commercial and Savings Bank “Safety and Service
Rogers
E. Bruce Capper
ION Nes' Creamery
W.M. Fletcher
Jonak
Louis
Zucherman
Hell
T. J. Orndorff
Alice Orndorff
Nation Retail Marble Dealers’ Association
Adelphia
Philadelphia
J. Earle Carter
Frank G. Walter
South Market Street
Peyton. R. Taylor
Washington
Robert P. Glass
Opequon
Mary E. Dammann
Mrs. E. V. ‘Weems
Fairmont Avenue
Mr. ©. E. Huntsberry
Paw Paw
John A. Kern
Ashland
Mary S. Cooper
Mr. Johnson Fletcher
O. L. Jamison
Frederick, Md
Bessie Shull Sowers
Sages
C. H. Lowenstein
Piedmont
Douglas Fuller
Mary Foreman
Cumberland
D. B. Conrad
Pauline Hall
Charlestown
Gertrude Moran
Lillian McDonald
North Main Street
Burton C. Ritter
Gee Engebeker
Rossager
Gar Q
Graham Onner
jonTanbiby. Com
Pace One
Goodyear
H. R. Willis
Market St
Tt. M. Wesley
Middletown
Bez St
Iain
Jewelers
West Water St
Virginia
New Home Savings Bank
Dolar
Gray & Sheetz
Ford
Chapman’s Auto Supply CO
S. Main St
Faulkner Building
Si Wizone
Theer
TV Ce
Alee South Market St. Bo
Adams
Windsor
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