Canterburg Notes Reflect Local Visits and Family News
Ada Albin of Pittsburgh visits relatives including Mr. E J Albin. Carrie Albin returns to Pittsburgh after visiting family. Mrs Cave and Hale visit, new daughter born to Albin family, and many residents travel to Virginia and Maryland for visits. Week includes church event near Locust Dale and notes on residents from Berryville, Luray, and Martinsburg Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Hale
Hilda
Perry
Mrs. Jones
Bertie Willis
Lewis
Luray
Young
United Church
Doulies
Ethel
Ley
J. Albin
Ada Hare
Carrie Albin
Mrs
H. L
Virginia Valley Central Christian Conference Report Ends Strong
The seventy first session at New Hope Church near Harrisonburg Aug 14 17 was the most successful in the conference history. Attendance and messages inspired growth with church reports showing membership gains and over 25 percent more contributions. Officers were elected including Rev W T Walters and Rev B J Earp. the Winchester session will host next year. The Winchester Church paid all apportions and raised about $1700 toward debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Valley Central Christian Conference
New Hope Christian Church
Harrisonburg
Women’s Home Foreign Mission Board
Winchester
W. T. Walters
B. J. Earp
A. W. Andes
Samuel Farman
Woman’s Mission Board
W. C. Hook
J. E. W. Bryant
Verdie C. Showalter
Local Wholesale and Retail Market Prices Listed
Market report lists wholesale prices in Rome with items such as hay oats potatoes eggs butter and chickens. It also shows local retail prices for flour cornmeal middlings crackled corn and butter and Baltimore wholesale prices for spring chicken timothy hay clover, sheep and hog products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
LOGAL
Baltimore
Virginia
ROSS
Ae Saltare
Relatives Visit from Baltimore Tour Luray Caverns
Mr and Mrs Edward A Lindsay and Mr and Mrs J Welby Rector and son from Baltimore visited Mrs Herbert B Reid of Opequon. They toured the Luray caverns during their stay and on the return trip stopped to see Mr Daniel Heflebower in Rippon and Mr Lippett Renner in Charlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
Edward A. Lindsay
J. Welby Rector and Son
Baltimore
Rector
Herbert B. Reid
Opequon
Luray Caverns
Daniel Heflebower
Northwest Apple Crop Expected To Be Bountiful
Apple dealers at the International Apple Shippers Association convention in Milwaukee say the Northwest will yield perhaps the best crop on record despite adverse weather in the Middle West and East. If England keeps a fixed price, exports to that country may fall. After armistice, apple ships sent 1,000,000 barrels abroad. Nova Scotia reports a bumper crop likely the largest ever, aiding export trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Middle West
Milwaukee
Apple Shippers’ Association
England
W. M. French
Nova Scotia
Murder Suspect Held in Baltimore Case
A Black man arrested in Baltimore while trying to steal an automobile is held as a suspect in the Bowie Maryland shooting and killing of farmer George Peters and injuring Peters daughter Catherine. Miss Peters identifies him. search for George Cummins continues as officers question witnesses and seize money and Liberty bonds from the Peters home. Mrs W C Gale, visiting daughter Mrs C R Perry, leaves for Roanoke Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
George Peters
Bowie
Prince Georges County
Catherine
Miss Peters
Washington
George Cummins
Peters
Order of Reference in Estate of Geo W Randolph
Executor George R Tokes to convene creditors and settle accounts for Geo W Randolph decd and report pertinent matters. Commissioner notices to all interested parties to appear August 11 1919 at 48 Rouss Avenue Windsor Va to execute the order, with adjournments if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Tokes
Geo. W. Randolph
Geo. R. Tokes
Commissioner’s Office
Dec
Windster
Rouss Avenue
Reference in Booth estate case orders Master to report heirs and liens
In the June term 1919 Frederick County Circuit Court Virginia Emma M Booth heirs vs Emma M Booths Adm etc the court orders a Master Commissioner to report heirs at law realty liens and priority and to settle accounts of C K Edmondson Adm and notify creditors. Commissioner J W Baker set August 25 1919 in Winchester to proceed. further execution to continue daily if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobn Henshall
Grover O. Henshall
John Henshall
Winchester
J. W. Baker
Emma M. Booth
Admr
C. KR. Edmondson
Ema M. Booth
Ward & Larrick. P. A
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The
Evening Star
Garry Flood Byrd
Star Publishing Co
Elephones
Bell 23
United
Mirror
Associated Press
Vemcan
Canterburg
Ruth Willey
Teal
Eek
Miller
Berryville
Eeks
Martinsburg Journal
Portugal
Lusitania
Eriugal
Tar
Ifrom
Port
POST
Christian Church Organization
Virginia Valley
Star
Local Buyere
Wholedale
W. C. Gale
C. R. Perry
South Main Street
Roanoke
Wrigleys
Aoa
Lea
Tain
Sorder
Eee Ten
Andy
Certain-teed ‘Products Corporation
Glaize & Brother
J. W. Rosenberger
Atlantic City
Cape May
Wildwood
Anglon City
Sea Isle City
Avalon
Stone Harbor
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Long Branch
the Spring Lake
Sea Girt
Deal Beach
Point Pleasant
Gumberland Valley Railroad
the Home Fire Insurance Co
H. R. Bryarly & Bro. Agents
Heh
A. Ford
Ford
Carson Manufacturing Corp
Jane Ann Henshall
Circuit Court of Frederick Co
M. M. Lynch, P. A
Geo
W. Randolph
Als
Corporation Court
Norfolk & Western
Bristol
Pullman
Broiler
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch
Norton
Winston-Salem
N.C
Shenandoah
Memphis
Elkton
Statio Nor
Hagerstown
Philadelphia
Shenandoah Junction
Wasington
Lone
Pilig
Order OF
Frederick Co
Sciewee
Hall
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