Local Visitors and Family Notes Across Brucetown District
Edgar and Frank Noland of Bend Indiana and Frank Huyett of Charlottesville Virginia attended dinner with Mr and Mrs William Jobe. Rose Suter of Baltimore visits Mrs. Julian Snapp. Lee and Tom Timberlake of Washington stay with their siblings and in laws Mr and Mrs William Timber. Andy Whitacre guests join Gore picnic attendees. Families from South Bend Indiana Charlottesville W Va and Baltimore visit Brucetown neighbors and attend local events.
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Irucetown
Edgar
Frank Noland
Bend
Ind
Frank Huyett
Jottesville
William Jobe
Missie Jobe
Iss Rose Suter
Baltimore
Julian Snapp
Lee
Tom Timberlake
Ashington
William Timer
Andy Whitacre
Potomac Editienic
Braddock Heights
Uesday
Frank
Robert No
South Bend
Charlottesville
William
Nettie Noland
Tles Town
W. Va
S. J. Swimley
Ter
Jamney McKee
White Hall
Elsie Vincent
Robert
Elmer Y Lonas
Governor Byrd Saturday Afternoon Visit Noted
Governor Byrd spent Saturday afternoon as the guest of Mr. Byrd, according to local notes. The event highlighted social ties and community courtesy in the region.
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Governor Byrd
Mr. Byrd
Rosenberger Visitors and Local Social Events Highlight Aug
Rosenberger Virginia August notes list Rev J D Utt and family from Roanoke as guests of Rev A F Tobler. Visitors include Mrs Newton Griffith from Washington and E M DeHaven from Martinsburg. Local outings feature Mr and Mrs Ivan Miller at Ridgeway and Miss Elizabeth Bywaters returning from Opequon. The St Johns school picnic is set for September 11 and others visit Crozet Wardensville Philadelphia and Ella Bowman.
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Rosenberger
J. D. Utt
Roanoke
A. F. Tobler
Newton Griffith
Washington
C. M. Rosenberger
E M. DeHaven
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ivan Miller
Ridgeway
Elizabeth Bywaters
Opequon
Clara Margaret Frye
Williiam Brewer
Wardensville
St. John’s School
Spatzer
Crozet
Tahvey Albin and Daughter Visit Stephens City
Stephens City reports Mr. Tahvey Albin and his daughter visiting on a late summer day.
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Stephens City
Tahvey Albin
Local residents linked by visiting and illness
Louise of Pontiac and the Hare family and Miss Carrie Albin of Pittsburgh joined services for Mrs. Floyd Cadwallader’s death and have returned home. Many locals visited relatives and were entertained in Frederick Maryland and Strasburg as well as Martinsburg and Lynchburg with health updates and travel.
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Max Borden
Strasburg
J. P. Carbaugh
Nettie Carbaugh
Fred Carbaugh
John Goodman
Washington
Robert Staples
May Grove
Lynchburg
E. F. Montgomery
Cephas Reid
Roanoke
E. F. Barr
B. F. Montgomery
C. E. Staples
Berryville
Strike Leaders Accused of Trying To Fire a Mill
Nanville New Jersey Aug 30 A threat by Sheriff Andrews to read the riot act and increased forces of State troopers and deputy sheriffs ended actual disorders today around the Nanville Jencks mills but about 1700 strikers remained at the gates in anger. An earlier night attempt to set the mills afire and an official and a watchman were beaten by picketing strikers. This afternoon the strikers contended.
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Nanville
R. EU
Andrews
Nanville-Jencks
Card of Thanks for Harry Whitehead and family
The family of George N Whitehead expresses gratitude to friends in Winchester for sympathy after the death of Harry Whitehead in Manchester England. Thanks are extended to those who cared for Mrs John Nalle during illness and death, from husband son and granddaughters.
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Winchester
Harry Whitehead
Manchester
Eng
Geo. N. Whitehead
John Nalle
Strikers clash with guards at mill gates over strikebreakers
Troopers led by Lieut. John Baird halted crowds at the Blackstone river bridge as 16 armored strikebreakers arrived. Strikers who gathered outside faced barricades, stones flew when the men appeared in mill windows, and the orderly line held.
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John Baird
Blackstone River
Mount Pleasant Church Raises Indebted Remodeling Sum
Mount Pleasant West Virginia United Brethren Church reports a strong Sunday with a large congregation in the newly enlarged building. Rev J H Brunk led spirit filled services and oversaw finances that secured the full $1875 needed to remodel and enlarge the church.
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Mt. Pleasant
Mount Pleasant
W. Va
United Brethren Church
J. H. Brunk
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Estelle Taylor
Jack Dempsey
Colonial News
Matt Moore
Warner Bros
Brucetown
Stephens City Items
Esso
CN. J
Enney Vo
Court House
Oxford
Goodyear
Oxfords
Munson Army St
N. Braddock St
Red Cross
D . Rodgers
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