Boyce Brevities From Boyce Virginia Social Items
Local note column lists visits and guests across Boyce and nearby towns. Residents including Miss Minnie M of Winchester stayed with Mrs. R. E. Reid. Mr. William Dunlap of Stanley visited his parents. twin boys born to Clarence W Glasscock and wife. John Zombro seeks treatment in Washington. families hosting relatives from Pittsburgh and Beerryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Barr
Stephens City
Alexander Jolliffe
C. Vaan
Deventer
Beerryville
Clay Carr, Jr
Washington
Clarence W.glascock
John Zombro
Walter Reed Hospital
Nellie Elliott
Edward Bromiey
West
Rosenberger Vocal Notes Rumor
August 29 notes list Mrs Ida Good and Mrs Hook visiting at Mr By Smapp and Mr Paul Good. Zack Titcoak of the wingsibetat and several others were visiting friends. C H and Mrs Harry Huffaway Howard Andervon and daughter visited. Joe Cassell and Fred Snapp seen with Snapp at Camillus Bay last Sunday. Laura Keckley of Winchester visited Mr and Mrs William Brewer recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida’ Good
Ora Good
Mrs. Hook
Wightener
By Smapp
Zack Titcoak
Wingsibetat
Bryan denounces War Department defense day plan
Governor Bryan denounces a War Department plan for national defense day to be observed September 12. He says the department’s militaristic program conflicts with the civil head of government and ignores the President’s stated intent. The remark frames a political clash over defense symbolism during Coolidge era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Coolidge
Bryan
War Department
Woman's Greatest Asset and Health Benefits Promoted
An old advertisement touts health as a woman's key asset. It claims headaches backaches nervousness mood issues and pains can be relieved by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound made from roots and herbs, stating it has been a standard remedy for nearly fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jydia E. Pinkham
Ady
Cemetery cleanup set by Christian Church in High View
The Christian Church cemetery will be cleaned next Tuesday September 2. Volunteers are asked to assist. Notable visitors include Mr and Mrs Branson Spaid of Illinois and Mr Daniel Spaid of Oakland Md due to their mother's illness. Mrs Foster of Erie Pa and Mrs Johns of Harrisburg Pa visit J E Eaton family. Ladies Aid Society to meet at Mrs Howard Brill’s home on September 4 at 8 oclock. Mr Garvitt and family to Danville Va after Gore area visit. Effie Sine of Hagerstown visited. A C Oates and Walter Oates attend Winchester Fair. Oates family visited Fred Oates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High View
W. Vai
Christian Church Cemetery
Branson Spaid
Illinois
Daniel Spaid
Oakland
N. L. ‘Spaid
Foster
Erie
Johns and Son
Harrisburg
Danville
Garvi
Woodman picnic draws crowd in Trone Virginia notes
In Trone Virginia many locals attended the Gore Woodman's picnic last Saturday. Social updates include visits by Mrs. J E Eaton and daughters to Mr. and Mrs. I N Johnson, a rattlesnake killed in a peach orchard, and a protracted meeting planned at Bethel M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trone
Gore
J. E Eaton
Bessie Foster
Gertrude Johns
I. N. Johnson
W. E. Oates
Mr. Good
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Bethel
M. E. Church
Lilly Garvin
Capville
Minuté Muse
George Secrist
Capon Springs
C. Fenton Giffin
Pisie Cline
Shippensburg
L. J. Hook
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Shenandoah Fillingtation Service Inc
H. R. Willis
East Piccadilly St
Winchester Garage
D. W. McIlwee
Maj
Maxwell
J. H. Cooley General Repair Work
Chrysler
Graham
Dodge
Brothers
J. Howard Cather
Company
H. W. Ebert
Rosenberger Vocal
Gov. Bryan
Eee
Ead
Lynchburg
Oliver
Syracuse
Babb - Brothers
Cor, Water and Kent
Sts
Cmeph. Hoffman
Hienibhites
Society of
Aatelic Arcans
Bers
New York City
Viehnea
Hong
Kork
Ang Canafa
South America
Castady
Trone News
Atlantic City
Winchester
Winchester Eee
Bunker Hill
Martinsburg
Williamsport Station
Hagerstown
Mason-Dixon
P. M
Greencastle
A. M
South Carolina
Pennsylvania Railroad
Standard Railroad
Cyhe
Erate
Valley Belle
Beck’s Baking Corp
J. W. Cammer'& Sons
Star and Durant Cara
Kernstown
the People’s Drug CO. Inc
North Main Street
The
Progressive Drug Store
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