Capon Bridge Residents and Local News Report Aug 25
Capon Bridge residents list moves and visits including William Alabaugh family relocating to Zepp Virginia and Homer Eskridge visiting Burk Beais. Annie Carter of Winchester visits daughter Mrs Loring. L C Haines heads to Florida. W B Whitlock sells farm to Bud Oates. Eulala Riley arrives from Akron to stay with grandmother for school. Gore picnic attended by many locals.
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Caponbridge
W. Va
William Alabaugh
Ughter
Virginia
Mer Shuler
Zepp
Loovett
Annie Carter
Winchester
Ting
Loring
Mrs
Homer Eskridge
Dillons Run
Burk Beais
L. C. Haines
Florida
W. B. Whitlock
Capon Bridge
Bud Oates
John Oates
John Haines
Eulala Riley
Akron
Ohio
Gore
Destroying Angel in Winchester Tent Service Theme
Kent and Cork streets host a gospel tent service at 7:45 tonight featuring the Destroying Angel Passing Over Winchester. Earthly sanctuary explained. Pastor Peter Hafenmayr directs the sermon and related topic on the blood on the doorpost.
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Kent
Cork
Winchester
Peter Hafenmayr
Jail Sentence For Operating Car While Drunk
R. DeHaven of the county was fined 124 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in police court for operating an automobile while intoxicated. The jail term was reduced to 15 days. An appeal was filed to the Corporation Court and he was released on a 500 dollar bond. The arrest followed a Saturday night collision on the Northwestern pike two miles from town.
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R. DeHaven
Cras
United Brethren Debt Reduced At Anniversary Service
United Brethren Church marked its third anniversary with Rev. Dr. Brunk delivering two sermons and a music program by the choir. Funds raised for the church debt totaled 5438.55, including 4190.55 to be paid within a year and 1147.73 in cash, plus 450 from the previous Sunday. The collection took only 25 minutes.
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United Brethren Church
Brunk
Revival Beginnings Planned at Greenspring Church
Greenspring Methodist Church announces revival services starting August 31 at 8 p m. Everyone is invited to attend these meetings and participate in the spiritual program.
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Greenspring
Greensping Methodist Church
Everyody
Rev J D Russell to Help at Brucetown Barge Services
The Rev J D Russell pastor of Brucetown barge will assist the pastor the Rev H W Lindamood in the services. Come and help us.
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ARS
J. D. Russell
Brucetown
Barge
H. W. Lindamood
Paper Highways Lose Steam as Federal Plan Gathers Pace
William Ullman of the Washington Star says about 250 local paper highway associations have failed. Federal and state highway agencies plan a unified system of about 60,000 miles with standard signs and markers to ease cross country travel. The U S shield will identify routes, with uniform warnings at railroad crossings. The Lee Jackson Highway between Winchester and Washington is the sole northern Virginia road chosen as a U S highway.
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William Ullman
The
Washington Star
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Maine
California
United States
Winchester
Washington
Virginia
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Destroying Angel
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Society Brand
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S. H. Hable
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Jones’ Creamery
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