Graves Rites Slated for Retired Farmer in Neffstown
George W. Graves aged about 77 dies at home of son in Neffstown after eight months of illness. Survived by daughter Mrs. Benner, brother Ashby Graves, and five sisters. Funeral at Benner home tomorrow at 2 PM conducted by Rev. Clark. burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. An unrelated closing comment notes political talk and ink in South American elections.
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George W. Graves
James
Néffstown
Winn
Graves
Benner
Frederick County
Pare County
Berkeley and
Jefferson Counties
West Virginia
James Benner
Neffstown
Ashby Graves
B. A. Rogers
Maggie Mollie
Emma Graves
Sanitary Springs
New York
Bettie Grove
Cross Junction
FE. T., Clark
First Baptist Church
Mount Hebron
M. M. Lynch
G. Clarence Miller
Thos. B. Massie
D. W. Ritenour
C. I. Brumback
Robin. Smith
Lee Boyce
T.R. Williams
Luther Pannett
John C. Gold
Gore Campaign Swing Draws Muskogee Club Crowd
Ex Senator Gore speaks before the Women’s Club of Muskogee county Oklahoma praising Governor Smith and the Democratic ticket. He notes Senator Owen’s party defection and credits wife Mrs Gore with political insight as they plan a Winchester trip with Congressman Harrison and Mrs Harrison.
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Yate
Women’s Club
Muskogee County
Oklahoma
Smith
Hester
Robert W. Owen
Owen
Gore
Augusta Military Academy
Winchester
Harrison
Greenspring Reunion Draws Large Crowd at Old Stone Church
Greenspring Virginia August 22. The Old Stone Church reunion Saturday drew a large crowd though Mrs. Carl Webber is ill. Saturday evening guests at the home of Mr and Mrs A B Fries were present.
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Greenspring
Old Stone Church
Carl Webber
Mrs. A
Martinsburg Residents In Social and Health Notes
Misses Margaret Lewis Frances Trimble Elvira Abshire Luella Strobridge Marie Gano and others of Martinsburg are listed with local residents. Joseph McCarty returned home after a Detroit visit with daughter Mrs Canter Shirley. a Winchester party traveled by motor. Susanna Baker suffers from a snake bite. visits by J E McDonald family and Nathan Shirley group noted. gypsy band seen in the neighborhood.
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Margaret Lewis
Frances Trimble
Elvira Abshire
Luella Strobridge
Marie
Gano
Martinsburg
Jack Strobridge
Melvin Lewis
Raymond Webber
Lewis Barrett
Kenneth Strobridge
Joseph McCarty
Canter Shirley
Detroit
Mich
McCarty
Winchester
Susanna Baker
J. E. McDonald
Wesley
A. 8. Fries
Nathan Shirley
Smithfield
W. Va
Tilson Shirley
Death of Rev. J St Clair Neal Leaves Baltimore Gap
The late Rev. Dr. J Saint Clair Neal of the Baltimore Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, died recently near Baltimore. He served 55 years in the church, mainly in Baltimore city, as pastor, district superintendent, and secretary of the City Missionary Society. He was renowned for friendship, wit, learning, and musical and linguistic talents.
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J. St. Clair Neal
Winchester
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. C. Nicholson
Frostburg
New York Christian Advocate
Neal
Nicholson
Luther B. Wilson
George C. Bacon
J. Saint Clair Neal
Philip Sydney
Baltimore City Missionary Society
Baltimore City
West Baltimore
East Baltimore
City Missionary Society
Baltimore Sun
Emerson
St. Clair Neal
The Baltimore Conference’s Golden-Mouthed Orator Passes
A tribute to a prolific writer and eloquent Methodist leader praised as the Chrysostom of the conference. He inspired with history and rhetoric, loved Methodism, and served faithfully as delegate to General Conference. His loss leaves a great gap in the Baltimore Conference.
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Baltimore
William A. Quayle
Christ
Excalibur
Grand jury questions rich dealers amid dry law talk
Wealthy antique dealer James P. Silo and millionaire Philip Plant were questioned by a New York federal grand jury on dry law violations. The government vows to root out dry culture while politicians condemn spoils but defend friends in office. Images show politicians with mouths shut.
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James P. Silo
Philip Plant
New York
Purification Office Ad Promotes Calotabs Health Cure
An advertisement urges readers to purify the body using Calotabs as a system cleanser. It claims physicians endorse purification for health and offers a family package for 35 cents at drug stores.
Summer Weather Hard On Nerves
Long hot days and nights strain the nerves causing headaches and sleeplessness. Two teaspoonfuls of Capucline in water quickly soothe strained nerves and provide relief. Available at drug stores in 30c and 60c sizes. Also urges automobile owners to ensure brakes are in good shape for safety.
Packard Used Cars ad lists 1920s models and prices
Vintage car shop offers Packard 1928 Club Sedan $1800 Standard Sedan 1928 $1650 1926 $1050 plus Buicks Studebakers Fords Dodges Hupmobiles and more with various body styles and prices. Ask the man who bought one from us.
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Packards
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Hudson
Auto Parts Corporation
Loudoun ST
Ford Coupe
C. E. Organ
Rouss Garage
Braddock Street
Hupmobile
Shenandoah
Dr.neal
Hudsons
Auto: Parts Corporation
Hudson-Essex Agency
Loudoun Street
Virginia
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Packard
Chryslers
Studebakers
Dietle Hudsons
Dodges
Victory
Chevrolet
Pierce-Arrow
Dodge
George Washington Garage
N. Main St
Brumback
Buick
H. W. Ebert
Winchester Used
Tomei Rowan
W. A. Buncutter
Albin, VA
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