Public School Teachers Visit Handley School in Chambersburg
Twenty two teachers from Orsburg public schools led by Supt A Schulenberger toured Handley School in Winchester pa spending the day with Supt Duffey and staff. They examined the plant and praised the school noting its complete facilities and setting. Dr J C Bodow remains in hospital in Hopewell Va after grippe complications while Mrs R T Bryarly returns from Hopewell.
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Public
Orsburg
A. Schulenberger
Pennsylvania Railroad
Handley School
Duffey
R Schulen
Handley
Winchester
R. T. Bryarly
Hopewell
J. C. Bodow
Bodow
Riley and Huddie wed at Market Street church
Mr. Loring H. Riley of Capon and Miss Jean Huddie of Ky were married yesterday afternoon by Rev J. Luther Neff at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church parsonage. They traveled from Capon Bridge for the ceremony and stayed at the George Washington Hotel last night before returning home this morning.
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Loring H. Riley
Capon
Jean Huddies Ky
J. Luther Neff
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Capon Bridge
George Washineton
Bridge
Riley
Hobert Riley
Mr and Mrs Peery Return to Baltimore After Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles C Peery, guests of Mrs Helena Posty on Peyton Street, left Saturday for Baltimore where Mr Peery serves as general claim agent for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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Charles C. Peery
Helena Posty
Peyton Street
Baltimore
Peery
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mrs R E Black Spends Day Shopping In Strasburg
Mrs R E Black of Strasburg spent the day shopping in town, visiting local stores and noting several purchases.
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R. E. Black
Strasburg
Town
Miss Audrey Pingley Returns Home From Strasburg Visit
Miss Audrey Pingley spent several days as the guest of her uncle Mr. C F Pingley at Strasburg and has returned to her home on North Main Street.
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Audrey Pingley
Buffalo visitor Mr Grim leaves after business stay
Mr Grim of Buffalo, who has been a business visitor here for several days, departed today indicating the end of his stay and travel plans.
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Mr. Grim
Buffalo
Train conductors reassigned during illness and injury
Mr. Stanley E. Harmer a regular Baltimore and Ohio freight conductor was assigned today to the passenger train run by Capt Joseph McLane of Brunswick Md during his illness. Mr Samuel Yates of Middletown has the passenger train run of Conductor James L Bowler of Brunswick who has been off duty since severely cutting his hand on glass.
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Stanley E. Harmer
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Joseph McLane
Brunswick
Samuel Yates
Middletown
James L. Bowler
Staunton visitors depart after stay with Landis family
Mrs. E. N. Hollar of Staunton and her daughter Mrs. Killighan have returned home to Staunton, Virginia after visiting Dr. and Mrs. P. J. Landis.
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E. N. Hollar
Staunton
Killighan
P. J. Landis
Staunton, Va
Baltimore visitors stay night at the Jack Hotel
Messrs. D. D. Davis and W. Butcher of Baltimore were guests for the night at the Jack Hotel, according to local social notes.
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Messrs
D. D. Davis
W. Butcher
Baltimore
Jack Hotel
Aspironal promises swift relief from colds and flu
A sensational ad pitches Aspironal as the best cold and cough remedy. It claims labs approve it, guarantees results within two minutes, and asks customers to test, compare with whiskey, and return money if symptoms persist. The pitch targets both adults and children and urges quick purchase at drug stores.
The Key to No 109 Puzzle Clues Revealed
A compact puzzle note lists a sequence of clue phrases such as making things larger tuning a broad part of all car and a round game of cards. It hints at a solution for No 109 in the next issue with terms linked to expansion center direction fuel substitute testing transfer et al.
Mrs. A. L. Fristo Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. A. L. Fristo returns to Martinsburg after spending several days as guest of her mother-in-law Mrs. J. A. Fristo, with relatives noting the pleasant visit and safe travel.
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A. L. Fristo
Martinsburg
J. A. Fristo
Miss Carrie Quantz Visits Friends in Baltimore
Miss Carrie Quantz spends time visiting friends in Baltimore, with plans to return after the stay. The trip highlights social calls and local hospitality during her itinerary in the city.
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Carrie Quantz
Baltimore
Mrs William C Stuart Leaves for Newport News
Mrs William C Stuart returns home to Newport News Virginia after a week as a guest of her parents Mr and Mrs R Gray Williams.
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William C. Stuart
R. Gray Williams
Newport News
Mr. R. C. Stuart Guest at the Jack Hotel
Mr. R. C. Stuart of Charleston West Virginia is noted as a guest at the Jack Hotel today. He is listed among current patrons, with no additional events recorded in the item.
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R. C. Stuart
Charleston, W. Va
Jack Hotel
Mrs W Baker Attends Legion Auxiliary Convention in Pulaski
Mrs W F Baker travels to Pulaski Virginia for the annual legion auxiliary convention of the sixth and ninth congressional districts to be held there.
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W. 4. Baker
Pulaski, Va
Legion Auxiliary
Roanoke Couple Guests Of Fanslers On West Leicester
Mr and Mrs James W Epling of Roanoke Virginia visit the home of Mrs Fanslers in Roanoke at West Leicester Street as guests of the latter's parents Mr and Mrs L J Fansler during the stay.
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James W. Epling
Roanoke, Va
Baltimore man registered at the Jack Hotel
Mr. F. L. Doeing of Baltimore is listed as a guest at the Jack Hotel in the latest hotel registration notice.
Dinner honors Mrs William C Stuart at Stonewall Avenue
Miss Virginia Baker hosted a dinner party at her parents home on Stonewall avenue last night. The event was held in honor of Mrs. William C. Stuart of Newport News Virginia.
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Virginia Baker
J. K. Baker
Stonewall Avenue
William C. Stuart
Newport News
Byrd and Gilpin Set for New York City Departure
Mr. Thomas Byrd and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gilpin will depart tonight for New York City.
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Mr. Thomas Byrd
Kenneth Gilpin
New York City
Martinsburg Guest Earl Brewer Visits Jack Hotel
Grace Bennett, formerly of this city now of Chestertown Maryland, arrived last evening to visit Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Brown at their North Main Street home. Mr. Earl Brewer of Martinsburg is a guest at the Jack Hotel.
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Earl Brewer
Martinsburg
Jack Hotel
Grace Bennett
Chestertown
Richard B. Brown
North Main Street
West Virginia business traffic and rail staff visit
Mr G M Hansbrough traveled to Washington today on behalf of Hansbrough and Carter. Mr Morton Harloc departed this morning for Washington. Mr Ralph Wise of Washington, here on business, left yesterday for Martinsburg West Virginia. E D Calvert R Willey and E P Slifer of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad spent yesterday evening in Charles Town West Virginia with J A Williams, a section foreman, who has been ill at home but now seems improved.
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G. M. Hansbrough
Washington
Hansbrough and Carter
Ralph Wise
Martinsburg
W. Va
E. D. Calvert
R. Willey
E. P. Slifer
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Charles Town
J. A. Williams
Local notables return from Takoma Park and Martinsburg visit
Mr Frank Dorsey returned from Takoma Park where he superintends plastering for Glaize and Brother. Mrs John Winkfield improves after two weeks ill at her Piccadilly Street home. Harry F Byrd Jr visits Richmond for several days with relatives and friends. Miss Myrtle Ludgtins and Miss Frances Anderson of Martinsburg, West Virginia, are guests of the Jackson sisters on West Germain.
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Frank Dorsey
Takoma Park
D. C
Glaize and Brother
John Winkfield
Piccadilly Street
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Richmond
Myrtle Ludgtins
Misa Frances Anderson
Martinsburg, W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio clerk replaced due to illness
Mr W T Colbert a long serving postal clerk on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is confined to his home at Point of Rocks Maryland with a heavy cold. A substitute has taken his run on this division while he recovers.
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W. T. Colbert
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Point of Rocks
Local Families Host Guests and Travel Visitors
Little Miss Westwood Beverley stays with Mr and Mrs Logan R Fay near town. Master B Beverley Byrd visits Mrs Joseph Wright for the weekend. W A Brooks returns to Washington after days with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Richard B Brown on North Main. Frances Capper departs for Warrenton to stay a week with cousin Miss Elizabeth Maphis.
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Miss Westwood
Beverley
Mrs. Logan R. Fay
Master B. Beverley Byrd
Joseph Wright
W. A. Brooks
Washington
Richard B. Brown
North Main Street
Frances Capper
Warrenton
Elizabeth Maphis
Lovett couple returns from Balti more and New York trip
Mr and Mrs Frank Lovett have returned from a motor trip to Baltimore and New York. Mr Boyd R Richards, ill at home on South Washington street, is back at his office. Mr J D Christie of the La Salle Correspondence School is registered at the Jack Hotel. Mr and Mrs Nelson Page left today for Philadelphia for several days.
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Frank Lovett
Baltimore
New York
Boyd R. Richards
South Washington Street
J. D. Christie
The
la Salle Correspondence School
Jack Hotel
Nelson Page
Philadelphia
Staunton Hosts Miss Virginia Henkel Guest Visit
Miss Virginia Henkel is the guest of friends in Staunton Virginia, visiting with local residents and enjoying social hospitality during her trip.
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Virginia Henkel
Staunton, Va
Lieut. James Riley Returns to Hagerstown HQ
Lieut. James Riley, who spent last night in the area, returned today to head quarters in Hagerstown. His presence followed a brief visit to nearby facilities, signaling a routine transfer or reconfirmation of duties within the command.
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James Riley
Hagerstown
Town Visitors and Local Social News Update
Berryville residents Mr Daniel Shepherd and Mr Mrs W B Timberlake spent a day in town on business. Harrisburg visitors included several ladies led by Mrs Charles Hughes and Mrs Hannah Hartman. Mrs R E Bly of Strasburg shopped in town. Corby Strutt and wife arrived from San Francisco to visit Mr John Nalls. Joseph H Savage Sr and Jr from Charles Town were in town with Mrs R S Smith, recently ill but improving. Miss Stuart hosted a card party for Mrs Peyton Marshall. Girls Athletic Association planned a card party on Monday February 16 a tea on the 19th and a Weese sleighing party in the near future.
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Daniel Shepherd
Berryville
Harrisburg, Pa
Charles Hughes
Elbert Wagner
Hannah Hartman
E. ©. Shaw
George Palmer
John Jacobs
Corby Strutt
San Francisco
John Nalls
R. S. Smith
Kernstown
Stuart
Peyton Marshall
Girls’ Athletic Association
Why He Succeeded In Medicine and Practice
Fragmented OCR recounts a physician’s path from medical study to practice in Titusville and Buffalo, detailing his early efforts to publish prescriptions and establish a dispensary. It notes his creation of a blood health tonic and a women’s remedy, distributed through druggists nationwide, emphasizing widespread sales over time.
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Ofmeintiatt
Titusvillé
Buffalo Y
Pier Golden
Pierce
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Miss Huddleson
Mr. Riley
Stanley Harmer
Foster
the Key TO NO
Rae
F. L. Doeing
Morton Harloc
R. E. Bly
Joseph H. Savage, Sr
Joseph H. Savage, Jr
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