Stephens City Methodist Church Mother of Shenandoah Valley Methodism
Stephens City Va December 1 The Stephens City Methodist congregation is hailed as the mother church of the Shenandoah Valley. Since 1827 the bricks replaced the log hall and Civil War nearly destroyed it. The 1914 building is under interior renovation with an all day service planned next Sunday featuring eminent Shenandoah ministers, dinner, and music across services.
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Stephens City
Baltimore Sun
Shenandoah Valley
Richard Iowines
John Hagerty
Blue Ridge
Virginia
Lewis Stephens
Stephensburg
Birthday Party for Miss Strobridge at Greenspring
A delightful surprise birthday party was held at Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Strobridge home in Greenspring to honor their daughter Lottie. Friends and relatives from Inwood and Martinsburg joined, with music and refreshments as guests departed wishing many more birthdays. Local family updates follow including visits and livestock loss.
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Leo
Stotler
Essie Crisman
Dorothy Place
Myrtle
Pauline
Lot
Messrs
Mason
Earl LeFevre
Inwood
W.va
Russell, McCormick
Raymond
Gey
Ber- Tahd
Roy Webber
Raymond Shipp
Edgar Lynn
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ray Fries
Lewis Barrett
Roy Randall
Foster
Ernest Milburn
Carl
Sherman
Leland Dick
Gray
Woodrow DeHaven
Kenneth Strobridge
Harry Hutton
Miss Strobridge
Earl Fries
Cumberland
U. S. Fries
Lamp
Joe Frye
Lena
E. C
Ray
Williams
John Perry
Charles Ashwood
Mt. Willams
Thurston Renner
Jonah Spillman
Winchester
Venner Million
Asa Racey
Sam Loy
Chambersville
Ashby Loy
Woman outlines fatigue study in family life at vocational meeting
Mrs. Frank Gilbreath spoke on reducing fatigue in family life ignoring Ford's five day week while urging attention to the 24 hour day. The session tied home life to industrial efficiency with methods for measuring and standardizing work for homemakers.
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Ford
Volt
American Vocational Association
Edwin A. Lee
Berkley
Calif
Frank Gilbreath
Montclair
N. J
Henry Ford
Man Receives Heavy Term for Driving Under Influence
Tom Peyton of Rippon West Virginia was found guilty in police court of operating a vehicle while intoxicated causing an accident and of failing to stop after the collision. He received 30 days in jail for drunken driving and a separate 268 day work sentence if fines are not paid, plus a $15.25 fine for failing to stop. Peyton’s two nephews were in the car when he zigzagged along Berryville Pike and collided with another vehicle. Police and sheriff’s deputies transported him from Charles Town jail back for trial.
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Tom Peyton
Rippon
W. Va
Peyton
Berryville Pike
Deperens
Pannett
Charles Town
Mount Pleasant Notes
Miss Ruth Bucher spent the Thanksgiving holidays at her home near Viddletown. Mrs Buck Pitcock spent several days with relatives at Fawcetts Gap.
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Mount Pleasant
Ruth Bucher
Viddletown
Buck Pitcock
Fawcetts Gap
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E. Phillips Oppenheim
Lillian Rich
Huntley Gordon
Frank
Merrill
Phantom Police
Bob
Custer
the Dude Cowboy
George M. Shriver
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harpers Ferry
Baltimore and Ohio
Postmore
Ohio
Positiv
Youn
Methodist Church
Lan
Miss Strowbridge
Martel’s
Rgbee
Iva L. Peters
Syracuse University
Syracuse
N. Y
William J. Regan
Central Continuation School
Buffalo
John F. Cage
Missouri Ruralist
Hamburger’s
North Main Street
F. R. Crane, Jeweler
Hamilton and
Elgin
F. R. Crane
Jeweler
South Main Street
Grove’s
George Washington Hotel
Bolivias
M. B. Clowe
Potom
Sataiarc Ae
Hansbrough & Carter
C. I. Brumback
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