Former music store merchant joins Black Wey orchestra group
Social and personal notes report ene F Seal, once a well known music store merchant, has joined the Black Wey White Happy Walker group in Washington. Mr Seal is now part of the orchestra broadcast weekly evenings and will perform at the WyMayflower Hotel in Washington on Monday the 23rd. The writer wishes them prosperity in their new fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene F. Seal
Black Wey. White
Happy Walker's
Washington
Mr. Seal
Angus
WyMayflower Hotel
Coffman Lovers Move to Uniontown for Car Job
Mrs Coffman and Mrs Lldyd Coffman of Lebanon and Williamsport left for Uniontown Pennsylvania last week. They expect her husband to secure a car tier position there. Formerly Anna Keeler of Lebanon, she married Mr Ian on December 22. Many friends regret their departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
Coffman
Uniontown
Lldyd Coffman
Wburg
Cartier
Anna Keeler
Lebanon
Ian
Fort Lauderdale Visitors Arrive From Lawrence Moison Family
The Fort Lauderdale Sentinel notes W. H. Moison and wife arrive from Lawrence with Gen. Herve Moison and Miss Milienne Moison. Moison, president of Bay State Insurance, will spend about a month in Fort Lauderdale with son-in-law and daughter Joseph B. Newlin and wife at the Wallace on Las Olas boulevard before a Cuba trip with the Newlins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lauderdale
Lawrence
W. H. Moison
Herve Moison
Milienne Moison
Moison
Bay State Insurance Company
Masachusetts
New Hampshire
Joseph B. Newlin
Wallace
Las Olas Boulevard
Cuba
Surprise Birthday Gathering Reported in Valley Pike Area
Mrs. C Z Edmonds hosted a birthday table at home along the Valley Pike. The group enjoyed an evening of games and at midnight refreshments were served. Attending were Mrs. Khey, Mick H Harper, Miss Ruth Womeldorph of Winchester, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, and Mrs. Jennie Piter of Whiteall.
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C.Z. Edmonds
Valley ‘Pike
Ata
Khey
Mick H. Harper
Ruth Womeldorph
Winchester
Harvey
Jennie Piter
White All
Ladies Aid Society Meeting At Braddock Street Church
Members of the Ladies Aid at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South held their regular monthly meeting at Mrs. C A Wisecarver's residence on the Valley Pike. Attendance was high, signaling revived interest. The program included music and literature with a radio listening in, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te No
Aid Eee
Braddock Street
Methodist
Episcopal Church
South
C. A. Wisecarver
Valley Pike
George Washington Birthday Entertainment at Kernstown School
A George Washington birthday entertainment is planned for Friday evening February 20 at 7 30 at the Kernstown public school. Teachers Miss Nettie Argenbright and Miss Lorena Steele present an appropriate program and the police are invited. Proceeds from door admissions benefit the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Kernstown
Nettie Argenbright
Lorena Steele
Dr. Hunter McGuire Plans Weekend Return From Philadelphia
Dr. Hunter H. McGuire goes to Philadelphia for two weeks of special work at the University of Pennsylvania and will return for the weekend. He will be in his office Saturday and Sunday and resume Philadelphia work late Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter H. McGuire
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Mrs Rose Stryker Visits City Before Atlantic City Return
Mrs Rose Stryker longtime local resident now of Atlantic City N J arrived from Columbus IV where her daughter Miss Meigs accompanies her She will stay with Mrs Carroll Carver on South Market Street before proceeding to Atlantic City to arrange reopening of her hotels for spring and summer season
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Stryker
Atlantic City
N. J
Columbus IV
Personal notes from area residents reveal visits and illness
Miss Marie Funkhouser, a Handle rothel student, spent weekend with her parents at Lebanon Church. John Randall, a well known family man, is ill with lumbago under Dr. Anderson care. N C Hensell attended a conference in Hagerstown, Maryland with a Pittsburgh drug firm representative. Wilmer Hoffman remains ill with pneumonia and is not improved. Charles Hyman returned to Greensboro after visiting his sister in West Clinton Street. Kathaleen Ward visits her mother Mrs. L R Mills in Ridgeway West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss. Marie Funkhouser
the Handle
Rothel Here
EB. D. Funkhouser
Lebanon Church
John R. Randall
Lumbago
Grimes
C. R. Anderson
Charles Hyman
Frank Lovett
West Clifforn Street
Greensboro
N. C
Kathaleen Ward
L. R. Mills
Ridgeway
W.va
Visitors Registered at Hotel Jack in Philadelphia
Mrs J L Adams of Philadelphia is registered at Hotel Jack. Messrs William Smith and R H ore are among the guests at Hotel Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Adams
Philadelphia
Hotel Jack
Messrs. ‘William Smith
R .Hore
Mrs G W ORork Returns Home After Short Stay
Mrs G W O Rork has returned to her home in Peegnobersretter after spending hours at Cherie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. O'Rork
Peegnobersretter Spendhotghrs
Cherie
Manager Harry 3re Heads to Washington for Several Days
Mr Harry 3re, manager of the Chesapeake Potomac Telephone Company, left today for Washington where he will spend several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake “Potomac ‘Telephone Company
Washington
Myers Returns From Balthaleel Shopping Trip
Mrs. W. D. Myers has returned from a several day shopping trip in Balthaleel where she visited stores and markets.
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W.D. Myers
Balthaleel
Miss Edna Hagerstown Bride of Mr Lerrick in City
In Hagerstown Maryland Miss Edna Hagerstown and Mr Lerrick are announced as natives in this city in a brief society notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerrick
Edna Hagerstown
Bolivar Bride-To-Be Raymond Young Visits Athey Home
Mrs. M. E. Reek of Bolivar West Virginia visits today for a social at Mrs. Charles Athey's home on National Avenue. The gathering includes Raymond Young and other local residents in a community social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E.reek
Raymond Young
Bolivar
W. Va
Charles Athey
National Avenue
Mr W H Bush Purchases Ania Shep From Mr R OMe
Mr W H Bush buys the Ania Shep from Mr R OMe in a brief transfer note. The item exchanged is described in minimal terms, with no further details on price date or condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bush
Mr. R
Teachers and delegates to county convention convene in Harrison
Several teachers and delegates of this county will attend the convention to be held Friday at the 9 Teachers' hall in Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Mr R M King Transferred By Northern Virginia Power
Mr R M King formerly employed by Northern Virginia Power Company has been transferred to Berkeley Springs where he will work in appliance sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. King
Northern Virginia Power Company
Berkeley Springs
Mrs. Turner Returns Home in Philadelphia
Mrs Turner has returned to her home here, spending time with her mom and grandmother in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Turner
Philadelphia
Mr D E Stultz of the Virginia Power Company
Mr D E Stultz of the Virginia Power Company is mentioned in a Strasburg report. The snippet indicates a reference to a person from the utility in a local context, with no further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Stultz
The
Virginia Power Company
Terday
Strasburg
Mr Chester of Stourton visits town on business
Mr. Chester of Stourton is spending a few days in town on business, staying at a local hotel and meeting with merchants. He is described as a visitor of note, making calls across several offices.
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Chester Pe
Stourton
Famous Comstock Lode in Nevada Description
The Comstock lode in Nevada is a four mile fissure vein in Mount Davison rocks near Virginia City. The ore is quartz with silver and gold, forming shoots up to 260 feet long and 90 feet wide. Development reaches 300 feet deep.
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Comstock Lode
Nevada
Gilling
Mount Davison
Virginia City
Auxiliary 10 discusses wartime fund drive and conference
The regular monthly meeting of the Legion Auxiliary in the ein building examined a 10 cent per member fund drive to establish a veterans endowment, outlining donor details and unit labeling. President Baker urged attendance at the February 22 25 conference in Washington and announced plans to sell candy at the Empire Theatre show on March 17 to benefit wartime veterans.
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can/Legion Auxiliary
Ein
A. Baker
Department of Virginia
Wether
Whitlington
Shoreham
Washington
Siskaeat
Empire Theatre
Willjs
Dr Marion Burton Dies in Ann Arbor at years old
Dr Marion GeRoy Burton president of the University of Michigan died in Ann Arbor Mich after a illness that began in November He rose to fame as a 34 year old president of Smith College and was hailed as a pioneering leader in women’s higher education His first national notice came in 1824 in Cleveland when he backed Calvin Colgate for the Republican nomination for president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ann Arbor
Mich
Marion GeRoy Burton
University of ‘Michigan
Burton
Diot
Smith College
Moses
Cleveland
Calvin Collate
Coolidge
Funeral Services Held For Mrs Brook
Funeral services for Mrs Julia Taylors e of B Baker were held Monday at Main Street home. Death due to pneumonia occurred recently as family prepared for the rites. Mount Hebron Cemetery chapel hosted arrangements with Rev Luther Neff guiding services. Large crowd attended and floral tributes lined the family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Taylorse
B. B. Baker
Main
Baker
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Luther Neff
Senate postal bill rejected in House
In Washington today the House voted 120 to 110 to reject the Senate rate increase bill. The Associated Press reports the measure, approved last week, failed on final passage as lawmakers opposed the proposal and refused to accept the Senate version.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Sena
Bond program advances in North Carolina during session
Raleigh, Feb 18. Twenty million in bonds for the timing of North Carolina road program was authorized today. The measure faces penalties and awaits final action as the House and Senate move toward a final reading in the General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Raleigh
N. C
North ‘Carolina
Theta Ae
House of the Generalat Onty
Sen
Longworth explains baby name Paulina choice
Mrs. Longworth discusses naming her child Paulina amid discussion of the apostle Paul and potential comparisons to Theodore Roosevelt. She favors a name that allows the baby to grow with its own personality despite family associations.
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Paul the Apostle
Alway
Alice
Rome
Paul
Pauline
Yeson
Three Pittsburgh Buildings Wrecked By Terrific Blast
Three Penn avenue wholesale product district buildings were demolished by a series of explosions early today in Pittsburgh. The blasts caused estimated losses of 125000 and shattered windows in many nearby structures. Residents were thrown from their beds with minor injuries. Fire Marshal Thomas Pillar suspected a dynamite bomb triggered the initial explosion, followed by gas explosions.
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Associated’ Press
Pittsburgh
Penn Avenue
Thomas Pilaar
Hollywood By The Sea Real Estate Offers Fast Profits
Tourists can invest in Hollywood by the Sea real estate with quick gains from home and business resale. A new central division opens, offering security and rapid value growth with ocean breezes and a 12 degree annual variation. An upcoming $1,000,600 hotel and nearby farm lands promise steady income. investigators urged to see or write for terms.
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Florida
Hollywood-by-the- Sea
Hollywood
It Pays To Advertise Ad from Miami Florida
An advertising card lists address at L174 West Flagler Street Miami Florida with a note indicating a former location in Winch and Harrisonburg dated December 4 1911. The card urges readers that advertising pays.
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T and
Jeff
Bad Fisher
Palm Beach
Dandrake
Miss Clutts
Myself
Tee Hee
Anchester Orchard Supply CO
North Market Street
Church Society
Kernstown School
Dr. McGuire
Mrs. Rose Stryker
N. C. Hensell
Hagerstown
Wilmer Hoffman
Portland Cement Association
Mrs. Baker
Marion Burton
Brook . Baker
North Carolina
Fred. E. Wielis
I. H.C
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