Valentine Social at Gore Honors Cheerful School Class
In Gore the Cheerful school class and neighbors enjoyed a Valentine social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hook. The evening featured music and games with delicious refreshments. Attendees included Marie Orndorff Winifred Wilda Pitcock Edith Shingleton Alma Bean Wergon Edith Brill Bessie Brill and several others along with Mr A D Davis John Foreman James Law Hook Carl Miller Leonard Brill Garret Hook.
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and ' Hook
Gore
Uch
Valentine
Marie. Orndorff
Winifred Wilda Pitcock
Edith Adey Shingleton
Alma Bean
Wergon
Edith Brill
Bessie Reverute Constable
Lil
Mrs Hough Receives Guest After Stay at South Wart Street
Left today after visiting her daughter, Mrs W H Hough, at her home on South Wart Street.
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Southwart Street
Lovettsville Visitor Returns Home
Mr J L Bush of Lovettsville Virginia who had been visiting friends near town for several days returned home today.
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J. L. Bush
Lovettsville
Mrs Slifer Heads To Martinsburg Visit Family
Mrs. E. P. Slifer departed for Martinsburg to visit her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs G B Slifer during a short trip away from home.
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E. P. Slifer
Martinsburg
G. B. Slifer
Mr Frank Gregson Moves From Wilmington to Baltimore
Mr Frank Gregson and his wife with their son Master Frank Gregson Jr closed their Wilmington North Carolina home and will reside in Baltimore where he serves as manager of the George Washington Hotel.
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Frank Gregson
Baltimore
Frank Gregson, Jr
Wilmington
N. C
Mr. Gregson
George Washington Hotel
Balti more couple hosted at George Washington Hotel
Mr and Mrs. B. A. Carr of Balti more are guests for several days at the George Washington Hotel. The Carrs are well known locally and have many friends here.
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B. A. Carr
Baltimore
George Washington Hotel
Carr
Business visitor Guthridge departs for Harrisonburg
Mr W E B Guthridge, a business visitor, left town today en route to Harrisonburg. He will stay with Mr W C Sullivan tonight and attend the Elks meeting.
Mr Henry See Travels From Mount Jackson to Lancaster
Mr Henry See, who has been spending a week with his parents Mr and Mrs A See at their Mount Jackson home, was there today en route to his home in Lancaster Pennsylvania.
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Henry See
A. ‘See
Mount Jackson
Lancaster
Mrs M Llewellyn Registered At The George
Mrs M Llewellyn of New York City is registered at the George Hotel, marking a notable social entry in the local society notes.
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M. 8. Llewellyn
New York City
George Washington Hotel
Philadelphia firm executive leaves after several days here
Mr. George of the Bituminous Gas and Coal Company in Philadelphia, who spent several days in the area, departed today.
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Mr. George Pay Salon Gsanngriall
The
Bituminous Gas and Coal Company
Philadelphia
Isaac Well Guest Of Mr Jeffer SOR
Isaac Well of Washington arrived today and will be the guest of Mr and Mrs Charles Jeffer Sor.
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Are. Isaac Well
Washington
Charles Jeffer- Sor
Mrs J E Howard Visited By Stultz Family In Virginia
Mrs J E Howard from Chatham Virginia is guest of her brother in law L E Stultz and his wife Mrs L E Stultz during her stay.
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J. E. Howard
Chatham, Va
L. E Stultz
Mrs Hoffman and Mrs Lucas to visit Foreman home
Mrs Frank Hoffman and Mrs Alice Lucas of Charles Town will visit the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Foreman on North Kent street.
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Frank Hoffman
Alice Lucas
Charles Town
Albert Foreman
North Kent Street
State Highway Official Registered at Washington Hotel
Mr. T. F. Laugtborough of the State Highway Commission is registered at the Georg Washington Hotel.
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T. F. Laugtborough
The
State Highway Commission
Georg Washington Hotel
Mr Van C Beachley Spends Time in Hagerstown
Mr Van C Beachley of Hagers town is spending natural days in town.
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Mr. van C. Beachley
Hagerstown
Mrs Athey Returns Home From Washington Visit
Mrs. Charles J. Athey has return ed to her home on National avenue after spending three weeks with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William B Sinnott in Washington.
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Charles J. Athey
National Avenue
William B. Sinnott
Washington
Mrs Richards Hosts Card Party For Philadelphia Guest
Mrs Alva Richards hosted a card party at her West Water Street home in honor of Mr Frank Painter of Philadelphia who was the guest of Mr and Mrs Richards.
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Alva ‘Richards
West Water Street
Frank Painter
Philadelphia
Helen McGlathery Hosts Dance at National Avenue Home
Helen McGlathery entertained guests last night at her National avenue home with dancing followed by a buffet supper. Out-of-town visitors included Mr Raymond Rinker and Mr Russell Orndorff, both from Stephens City.
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Helen McGlathery
National Avenue
Raymond Rinker
Russell Orndorff
Stephens City
Tea for Athletic Association Girls Afternoon
The Athletic Association girls were entertained at tea from four to six this afternoon. Only club members attended the event.
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the Athletic Association
Mr Jerry Van Cleff Becomes Guest at Jack Hotel
Mr Jerry Van Cleff of Cincinnati is now a guest at the Jack Hotel, details limited to this arrival note.
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Jerry van Cleff
Cincinnatti
The
Jack Hotel
Potomac Editor Co executive visits Hagerstown
Mr C H Lathan assistant general manager of the Potomac Editor Company of Hagerstown was here today on business.
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The
Potomac
Hagerstown
Valley visitors register at Jack Hotel during tour
Mr and Mrs A G Howell and Miss A B Hannah of Fincastle Virginia with Mrs F R Hannah of Wayne Pennsylvania are touring the Valley and registered at the Jack Hotel. Miss Lula Rush and Miss Janet Rinker plan to leave tomorrow for New York to visit Miss Bess Rush before returning. Mrs Albert Carver left yesterday to stay with Mrs Lillian Ament at her Lancaster Pennsylvania home.
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A.G. Howell
A.B. Hannah
Fincastle,Va
F. R. Hannah
Wayne Pa
Jack Hotel
Lula Rush
Albert. Carver
Lillian Ament
Lancaster
Local shoppers and visiting agricultural official in Kernstown
Mrs B A Fisher and Mrs J Kremer of Kernstown spent the day shopping here. Mr Charles Brooks, guest at the George Washington Hotel, returned to Washington. Brooks represents the Department of Agriculture and is researching scald on apples during storage.
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B&. A. Fisher
J. Kremer
Kernstown
Charles Brooks
George Washington Hotel
T Washington
Brooks
Department of Agriculture
Local Social Notes Highlight Visiting Friends and Funerals
Mrs Jordan Sadler and her son Jordan Jr arrive from Richmond to stay with Miss Elizabeth Grim at Mrs Cochran's South Braddock street home. Mrs Coleman returns to Charles Town W Va after visiting here. Julian Lillis of Richmond visits his parents on South Braddock street. H M Sartelle of Winchester Credit Corp returns from Washington trip. Mrs Branson Mellwee and Miss Hinkins of Washington attend funeral at Lebanon Church. John Bumbaugh returns from Woodstock Va after funeral in Philadelphia. Mrs J H Bruce of Harrisonburg visits the Bells on North Market then travels to Washington. Miss Lucy Russell returns from weeks in Ailey Pa Washington and Alexandria.
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Jordan Sadler
Alma Gills
Memorial Hospital
Jordan, Jr
Richmo
Elizabeth Grim
Cochran
South Braddock Street
Julian Lillis
Richmond Va
Mrs
Michael Lillis
J. H. Bruce
Harrisonburg, Va
Andrew Bell
North Market Street
Washington
Last Rites Held At Old Chapel For Mrs. W. H. Whiting
Mrs Sallie C Whiting wife of Prof William H Whiting of Hampden Sydney died last Sunday after long illness near Millwood Virginia Her funeral was held Tuesday at Old Chapel Berryville with Rev Williams and several Hampden Sydney faculty members in attendance She was about 60 and survived by a sister H J Lacy Judge B Whiting is a cousin to her husband.
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Berryville
Sallie C. Whiting
William H. Whiting
Haempen Hege
Hampden-Sidney
Old Chapel
Millwood
Whiting
H. 7. Lacy
B. Whiting
Williams
Presbyterian Church of
In Memoriam for Lucy E Swartz and Endless Love
A husband recalls Lucy E Swartz who died Feb 19 1924 in a tender memorial poem. He laments his deep sorrow and desolation, honors her enduring love, and expresses faith in heaven where they hope to be united. He notes their short earthly time together and longs for reunion in the afterlife.
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Lucy E. Swartz
Dawes Plans To Loaf And Smoke In Summer
Vice president elect Charles G. Dawes announced inaugural plans noting he will spend six months in office, then return to Evanston to loaf and smoke during the summer. He will stay in Washington briefly to familiarize himself with duties before leaving for home.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
General Dawes
Washington
Evanston
Local notices and social visits in Best Brevities
In RST Virginia on February 19 Mrs Garland Snyder returns from a two week visit in Baltimore. Mrs Lucy Brown visits this week with Mr and Mrs Pane. Mr and Mrs Har erstown hosted guests. Mrs Flowers and two children of Vaucluse visited Mrs Flowers’ mother. Mrs L R Payne ill but not improving. Miss Ida Garland of Woodline visited her sister Mrs Ashwood. Miss Esther Ridgeway’s Busy Bees plan Sunday School entertainment February 22. Mission Society met February 14 at Mr and Mrs Maurice Snapp’s home.
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Rst
Garland Snyder
Baltimore
Lucy Brown
Ce Pane
Har
L. R. Payne
Ida Garland
Woodline
Ashwood
Esther Ridgeway
Busy Bees
The
Mission Society
Maurice Snapp
Oyster Markets Rebound After Typhoid Scare
Health officials from over twenty cities and four states gathered in Washington to coordinate tests and guard against another typhoid scare linked to oysters. Assistant Secretary Wadsworth said tests show no current typhoid threat and public confidence is returning as the industry aims to restore market stability.
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Associated
Washington
Public Health Service
Wadsworth
The
Treasury
State Testimony Being Taken In Bottoms Case
Richmond Va Feb 19 With eight talesmen struck from panels of 20 after examining more than 300 veniremen the Hastings Court began testimony in the murder trial of Edm for killing Howard D Brown former prohibition officer The prosecution opened with a list of 30 witnesses expected to fill the day
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Associated Press
Richmond
Hastings Court
Howard D. Brown
Washington Natal Day Observance in Winchester
Washington's Natal Day on February 22 falls Sunday this year and will be observed Monday in Winchester. Banks close for two consecutive holidays, post office follows usual hours, Handley School stays open, and the term schedule requires all usable days to complete the school year by June for summer sessions.
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Washington
Winchester
Banks
Handley School
Hair removal ad at Baker's and People's Drug Co
An old newspaper promotional notice asks readers if they are troubled with unsightly hair. It promotes Baker's Drug Store and People's Drug Co as providers, likely offering cosmetic hair removal solutions in a period ad style.
Blue Ridge As National Park Site Hinted By Senator
Staunton February 18 United States Senator Albert B Cummins President pro tempore of the Senate said on his way to Washington from Hot Springs that the Blue Ridge mountains may be chosen as a National Park site due to proximity to millions and accessibility He added he was not deeply acquainted with the merits of the plan.
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Staunton
United State
Albert B. Cummins
Senate
Washington
Hot Springs
Blue Ridge Mountains
Miss Katharine Gover Visits, Plans Akron Visit
Miss Katharine Gover departed from the Valley pike home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Slonaker to Akron Ohio to visit her brother Harry Gover. Another brother Dr. Robert Govern, once of Gore in this county, has become a leading physician in New York.
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Katharine Gover
Arthur Slonaker
Valley Pike
Akron
Harry Gover
Robert Govern
Gore
New York
Three Proposed Sites Traced by Senator Cummings Trip
Senator Cummings left Harrisonburg for Washington in his automobile to review three proposed sites. The brief note places him traveling from Harrisonburg toward the capital, signaling ongoing planning work.
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Cummings
Harrisonburg
Washington
Hindoo Generosity in Seedy Jewel Caper
In a puzzling note from Ceylon, jewel owners recover their fine sapphires after a theft tale ends with an astonishingly small reward of six rupees, about $2.88, paid to the finder or claimant under dubious terms. Several thousand dollars worth of gems were involved, casting doubt on local generosity.
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Ceylon
Adversity Tests One Man as Prosperity Arrives
A fragmented quotation discusses how adversity weighs on a single man while prosperity benefits many, noting the shared human experience of struggle and reward as life shifts from hardship to success.
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Prsonals
Was Irwin
J. M. Gapinger
Middletown
You
Amherst Street
J. Frank Baylis
HH. W. Ebert
Star Cars
Motor
W. Cammer & Sons of Star and Durant Cars and Parts
Kernstown, VA
C. E. Organ
Rouss Garage
Braddock Street
Tee
Prat
Oqagt
H. M. Sartelle
Winchester Credit Corporation
John Bumbaugh
Woodstock
Lucy Russell
Aileypa
Alexandria
W. H. Whiting
Earth
Heaven
Dawes
Baker's Drug Store and
People’s
Adv
Hamman's $ Store
Brill & Ritter
Blue Ridge
Zuckerman and
Carvers
Zuckerman & Carver
Baker Street
Man & Market
PHOND
Auto Insurance
J. Vic UR Insurance
Rouss Avenur
Cartyl
Meh Nel
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Valentine & Company
Fourth Ave
Fred. L. Glaize
House of Parke, Davis & Company
Pook
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