Jacob Fristoe Dies Sudden at Work in Martinsburg
Jacob Fristoe 54 former Middletown resident died suddenly at Martinsburg while sawing timber in Baltimore and Ohio Railroad yards. Cause believed cerebral hemorrhage. Survived by widow Ida Richard two sons A L Fristoe Louis Fristoe four daughters Olive Grace Hazel Fristoe and three brothers. Funeral Sunday at Martinsburg First Baptist Church with burial at Mount Carmel Cemetery Middletown relatives notified.
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Mount Holyoke College Show Manager Named
Miss Margaret Gould daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Gould of Harrisonburg served as state manager for the annual show at Mount Holyoke College South Hadley Mass last week.
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Harness Case Transfered To Parkersburg For January Term
Word from Elkins says indictments against United States Harness Company officials and others holdover from Martinsburg are moved to Parkersburg. Cases to be called in January with Judge Baker presiding, as he visits Wheeling for a special term to clear the docket amid related prohibition cases.
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Mrs. A. M. Baker Improves After Severe Illness
Mrs. A. M. Baker, confined at home on South Washington Street for three weeks with a severe attack of bronchitis, has shown improvement. Her condition was serious for a time, and friends are glad to hear of her continued progress.
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White Spruce Valued Among Alaskan Trees
The white spruce stands as the most valuable tree species in Alaska, noted for its timber and ecological significance. Experts cite its growth, uses, and market demand shaping forestry decisions across the state.
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