Death of Winchester Civil War veteran Edward Hall
Edward Hall longtime Winchester resident and Civil War veteran dies at age 88 7 months 24 days at his son’s home 307 East Piccadilly Street Born in Clarke County he served as a sergeant in Company G Thirtieth Maryland Regiment before returning home His wife Ellen Hall preceded him in death Funeral at John Mann Methodist Church with burial in Orrick cemetery Honorary pallbearers were civil war comrades and local men served as bearers
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Dward Hall
Winchester
Charles W. Hall
East Piccadilly Street
Clarke County
United States
Maryland
Piccadilly Street
Ellen Hall
John Mann Methodist Church
E. C. Queen
Orrick Cemetery
Richard Festus
Philip Jamin Lampkins
Nngon
George Cook
North Main Street
William Ashby
Thomas Nicens
Charles Jefferson
Scott Thurston
South Main Street
Medical Men of Valley In Session
The Shenandoah Valley Medical Society met in Front Royal with about twenty five to thirty members. Papers on fracture splints, choroidal sarcoma with study of three cases, and blood pressure were read and discussed. A banquet at the Afton Inn followed, then a visit to the Front Royal Gun Club's weekly shoot.
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Front Royal
Shenandoah Valley Medical Society
W. P. McGire
Ot Winchester
Murphy Opera House
E. B. Claybrook
Cumberland
H. H. McGuire
Winchester
Walter Cox
Afton Inn
Front Royal Guty Club
Escaped Youths Terrorize Valley
Two youths said to have escaped from a Pittsburgh reformatory cut oars and slid down walls to flee. They traveled from Centreville to Cumberland with thefts at farms and country schools, tearing benches, breaking glass, and scattering ink. They stole food, shoes, farm animals, and rode them at night, returning goods when confronted by a farmer. Last seen near Cumberland, their marauding spree alarmed residents.
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Pittsburgh
Cumberland Valley
Centreville
Cumberland
Othare
Picnic Day Highlights At Burnt Factory And Crumbs Chapel
Miss Lucy Tanquary returns home to Burnt Factory Virginia after visiting Atlantic City and other places. The joint picnic of Burnt Factory and Crumbs Chapel Sunday schools near the locality last Thursday was a success. The Red Bud Sunday school plans an all day picnic at Red Bud Church on Thursday August 26 with public invitation.
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Burnt Factory
Lucy Tanquary
Atlantic City
New York
Crumbs Chapel
Red Bud
Rock Enon Springs Report Shows Local Baseball Loss
In Rock Enon Springs Virginia on August 25 Mr F D Good installed a mica acetylene lighting plant for residence and barn light. North River baseball beat Rock Enon 6 to 2 in a fast game. Rain helped crops recover and fruit outlook improves with peach crop promising. Mrs G L Good confined at home for some time and visitors stayed at Rock Enon Hotel.
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Rock Enon Springs
F. D. Good
Furnéeh
Barnes
North River
Rock Enon
G. L. Good
Old Friends and Times Echoed in Goldsmith Quote
A fragment recalls Oliver Goldsmith praising old friends old times and old books, capturing a tone of nostalgia for past manners and wine amid literary reflections.
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Oliver Goldsmith
Typhoid Outbreak Traced to Unsanitary Well in Virginia
The Virginia State Board of Health links a typhoid outbreak to an unsanitary well after tracing cases to a home visited two weeks prior. A guest who stayed there and later fell ill helped confirm the source, with officials urging sanitation and proper wells to prevent spread. The bulletin notes that preventive measures, including a sanitary outhouse and protected water, could have reduced the danger and cost compared with treating typhoid cases.
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Virginia
Messer
Lang
Resinol Heal Skin Conditions and Baby Care Tips
Resinol is advertised as a doctor prescribed remedy for eczema, itching, and skin eruptions. It claims to soothe irritation, cleanse inflamed areas, and protect delicate skin while also offering guidance on keeping a baby's skin well with regular use to prevent rashes.
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Ell
Local visits and family greetings noted this weekend
Mr. Jacob Horner and son of Inwood spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Morrison. Miss Rose Jobe and her niece, Helen Jobe, have returned from a two week visit near Rippon, My. Miss Catherine Morrison went to Baltimore to visit her sister on Sunday.
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Icetown
Ib Lee
Timberlake
Miss With
Washington
W. B. Tin
Huyett
Reading
B. Timberlake
J. Morrison
Shenandoah
June
Drew Steer
Ae Steer
Baltimor
C. R. Smithy
Abert Clendenings
Virginia
Bunker Hill
H.if. Joben
Sykesville
Chantes Fleming
Baltimore
George Swimley
Pike Side
Byrd Purcell
Mr. Thomas
Bride
Pennsylvania
Eo. Wright
Green Hill
Alma Brady
Mary
Carrie Smithey
Chépkestown
Fox
Edith
News
York
Mr. Fox
S. Harry Stipe
Jacob Horner
Inwood
Wesley
Morrison
Rose Jobe
Helen Jobe
Rippon
Catherine Morrison
Baltipore
Sumlay
Visitors in Town at Yeakley Home
Visitors staying at the home of and Mrs G Hunter Yeakley on 3 E day included Mr and Mrs John Hott Mrs David Hott Mrs Leardlowin Mrs John Randall Mrs T Bicindiver Mrs C M Senol A T Patlett Marti L R Clevenger and attendant F trade Mis Charlena Rhodes of Dayton Va and Messrs Harry and George Ebert Miss Rhodes returned to her home Monday evening.
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G. Hunter Yeakley
John Hott
David Hott
Leardlowin
John Randall
T. Bi Cindiver
C. M. Senol
A. T. Patlett
Marti L. R. Clevenger and
Causpian F Trade
Mis
Charlena Rhodes
Dayton
Harry
George Ebert
Rhodes
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Winchester Fair
U.S. Cavalry
Harry F. Byrd
Capitol Park Hotel
Capitol Park
Capitol and
Union
Pawan
W. T. Knight
Medical Men of
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Tel
J. M. Long
N. Main St
Amsterdam
Gulf
Pernau
Ment
Balkan
Nish
Serbia
Macedonia
Bulgaria
Miller's Drug Store
Richmond, Va
State Board of Health
Mary Fof
Want
Brucetown
Ryan & Orndoff
Keen—Kutter
Livick
Livick’s
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