Kiwanis Charity Ball Draws Guests from Cities
The Kiwanis Club hosted a charity ball last night at the Washington Hotel. Guests from Winchester, Washington, Harrisonburg, and Martinsburg attended. About 100 couples participated and prizes went to Mr.inteberry and Miss Nan Tay fon of Handley faculty and to Snyder and Miss charity.
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Washington Hotel
feméGfiers
Kiwanis Club
Winchester
Washington
Harrisonburg
Martins- I Sy
Ynteberry
Nan Tayfon
Handley
Snyder
Charity
Milburn Nominates Pastor for County Farming Role
In a county meeting, Milburn nominates a pastor to officiate farming duties. The move aims to align local agricultural leadership with community endorsers and practical field experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Milburn
Minister's Family Recovers From Illness in Virginia
Mrs. Jean Brown returns to North Washington street home after time in Covesville Albemarle county for illness in the Painter family. Rev T A Painter pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Covesville suffered typhoid fever and complications for weeks. Mrs Painter formerly Edith Brown had grippe with their children also ill. All were improved when Mrs Brown left for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.ean Brown
Washington Street
Covesville
Albemarle County
T. A. Painter
Presbyterian Church of
Grippe
Mrs. E. H. Ludwig Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs. E. H. Ludwig, recently treated at Memorial Hospital, has returned to her home in Middletown.
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E. H. Ludwig
Memorial Hospital
Middletown
Cumberland guest: Mrs Anna Free visits local weekend
Mrs Anna Free of Cumberland Maryland spent the weekend as a guest in the community, enjoying local events and social visits with residents and hosts.
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Anna Free
Cumberland, Md
Local society notes highlight visits in Washington and surround
Miss Pearl Brown and Miss Hazel Bailey are mentioned alongside Mr. James W. Dean of Knoxville who arrived after a day in Washington and stayed with his brother Miles B. Dean near Hayfield. Miss Mae Lanis of Mount Jackson visited Washington and spent time with her sister Miss Margaret Lanis at Mrs. C L Robinson's home.
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James W. Dean
Knoxville
Tenn
Washington
Miles B. Dean
Hayfield
Mae Lanis
Mount Jackson
Wiliam Brookshire
Margaret Lanis
C.L. Robinson
Atlantic Coast Line official departs after local visit
Mr. L. J. Albert, traveling passenger agent for the Atlantic Coast Line Railway, who has been here in the interests of that company, left last evening.
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L. J. Albert
Avlantic Coast Line
Raihway
Staunton Hosts Weekend Visit by Walter Grim Family
Mr. William stayed as weekend guest of his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Walter Grim at their Staunton Virginia home.
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William
Walter Grim
Staunton, Va
Davis Returns to Pittsburgh After Weekend Visit
Mr. H. S. Davis visited his family at Mrs. Nancy Cobley’s home on West Wi street and has now returned to Pittsburgh.
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H. S. Davis
Nancy Cobley
Wi Street
Pittsburgh
Mr George N Whitehead Returns Home From Business Trip
Mr George N Whitehead, who had been away for several days on a business trip, returned to his home here Saturday.
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George N. Whitehead
Read Beard Couple Weekend Stay Noted in Winchester
Mr and Mrs Read Beard of Baltimore spent the weekend at the George Washington Hotel. The Beards are well known in Winchester and have many friends in the community.
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Mrs. Read Beard
Baltimore
George, Washington
Mrs. Beard
Winchester
Mrs. D L Gruver Visits Strasburg Resident Spent Day in Town
Mrs. D L Gruver from Strasburg spent the day in town visiting friends and running errands.
Wisecarvers Visit Miss Henry at Shenandoah College
Mr and Mrs M W Wisecarver spent the weekend as guests of Miss Buzzella Henry a student at Shenandoah Collegiate Institute in Dayton Virginia Miss Henry is a sister of Mrs Wisecarver.
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M .W. Wisecarver
Buzzella Henry
Ghenandoah Collegiate Institute
Dayton
Miss Henry
Wisecarver
Merchant Mr Br A Giffin Visits Ca pont Bridge Town
Mr Br A Giffin a Ca pon Bridge merchant was a business visitor in town yesterday.
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Br A! Giffin
Capon Bridge
Hayfield man Mr H B Nail visits town today
Mr. H. B. Nail of Hayfield spent the day in town, making a brief local appearance as he moved between shops and streets.
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H. B. Nail
Hayfield
Summit Point and Charles Town Residents Shop Here
Mrs. William Chiles of Summit Point and Miss Mary McDonald of Charles Town spent the day shopping in town, showing local social ties and shopping activity.
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William Chiles
Summit Point
Mary McDonald
Charles Town
Notable Visitors and Locals At George Washington Hotel
Mrs. B C Heartman of Lebanon attended the funeral of Mrs. J F Wampler in Harrisonburg. Susan Lunsford travels to Baltimore to live with daughter Martha Hardway. B F Chandler of Richmond and Mark Bowman of Harrisonburg stay at the George Washington. A Finklestine returns from Seats on business. John R Giffin of Capon Bridge and William Hutchinson visit town on business. Joe Follette of Baltimore weekends at the George Washington. Jack Smith returns to Washington after a family visit. Prof L Adolph Richards, Washington astronomer, returns home after visiting his parents. Mr and Mrs Raymond White of Philadelphia return home after weekend with Maud Prince on East Picadilly St. White formerly Hilda Yost of this city.
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John R. Giffin
Capon Bridge
William Hutchinson
L. Adolph Richards
Washington
That City
A. B. Richards
Raymond White
Philadelphia
Maud
Princeon East Picadilly
Mrs. Harmer Returns Home From Visit With Son
Mrs Stanley Harmer has returned to her West Cork Street home after a stay as guest of her son Donald G Harmer.
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Stanley Harmer
West Cork Street
Donald G. Harmer
Washington
Local Visitors and Guests From Nearby Towns
Mr H. Dick of near Cedar Grove visited town today. Mr and Mrs John M Burns of paarmens are guests at the Jack Ho te Misses Florence and Mabel Jenkins of Middletown were shopping in town. Mrs Charles Carper of the Valley pike left for Forest Glen Md to join the National Park Seminary.
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H. &. Dick
Cedar Grove
Mrs
John M. Burns
Paarmens
Florence and
Mabel Jenkins
Middletown
Charles Carper
Valley Pike
Forest Glen
National Park Seminary
Weekend Shifts in Local Social Circles Across Town
Miss Emma Snapp and Miss Lydia Emmert spent the weekend in Gainesboro with Mrs Emmert. Dr Walter Cox left yesterday for Philadelphia to consult a eye specialist. Mr Tynsdale Adams, guest of Dr and Mrs BE Stuart, returned to Richmond VA. Mrs Mae Mort taapestatpied from Washington and Baltimore trip. Hallie Bergote of Martinsburg visited his parents for Washingtons Birthday. Miss Katherine Murphy of Strasburg was weekend guest of Mr and Mrs John Hockman on Amherst Street. Mrs E C Stuart returned from Hagerstown where she was weekend guest of her son-in-law and daughter at Summit Avenue.
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Emma’ Snapp
Lydia Emmert
Gainesboro
Mrs. Emmert
Walter Cox
Philadelphia
Tynsdale Adams
BE. C. Stuart
Richmond, Va
Mr. Hallie ®Bergote
Martinsburg
Washington's
Katherine Murphy
Strasburg
John Hockman
Amherst Street
E. C. Stuart
Hagerstown
Lynn K Brugh
Summit Avenue
Martinsburg Shoe Store Partners Move Commerce to New York
Capt. R. L. Christian returns from Charlottesville as Mr. Frank Lovett and Mr. Maurice Hyman of the Hyman shoe store in Martinsburg travel to New York. Lovett attends to buying for the Sample Shoe Store.
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Frank Lovett
Maurice Hyman
Col Bryan Conrad in Washington on Insurance Business
Col Bryan Conrad of the Life Insurance Company of New York is spending a few days in Washington on business.
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Col
Bryan Conrad
The
Life Insurance Company of
New York
Washington
Crossword Puzzle Word List Incomplete Clue Set
A scrambled cross word puzzle prompt lists horizontal clues with numbered entries and definitions across many parts of speech including exclamations, pronouns, and place names. The fragment provides partial clues for solving, with references to letters in white spaces and positions like 1,12,14,18,22 and 60,61,83, etc.
Walter A. Cox Jr Registered at Jack Hotel Balti
Mr Walter A Cox Jr of Baltimore is registered at the Jack Hotel, noting his stay in the city.
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Walter A. Cox, S Jr
Baltimore
Jack Hotel
One-Cent Mail Sparks Waste in Postal Folly
On the brown post office floor a box holding a ton of mail is emptied daily. Vast bundles are burned as a jab at the one-cent circulars that never are read. Citizens lament the wasteful burden and slow, grinding morning routines.
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Aunt Pye
Ce Jones
Pete
Mike
Supper Menu Includes Chicken Patties and Creamy Potatoes
A local supper party offers Chicken Bouillon Crackers and Pickles, chicken patties with mashed potatoes and French peas, hot biscuits and jelly, ham with apple sauce, cole slaw, cottage cheese, peach ice cream, cake, coffee or cocoa. Refreshments noted. Date unreadable but appears as 31-4 21.
One Cent Stamps Spar Overwhelms Letter Mail
A narrator laments receiving only one-cent stamped mail and circulars from sellers of tires, plasters, and town lots, expressing frustration at the worthless epistles and dismissing the scammers behind the one-cent stamp scheme.
W. C. T. U. Meeting Set at Handley Library
The bi monthly Wi C T U holds a meeting at Handley Library on Thursday February 26 at 3 PM. Members and the public are invited to attend this bi monthly gathering hosted by the Wi C T U chapter.
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Wi C. T. U
Handley
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Peter Milo
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Burm
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George W. Stover
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Republic
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Studebaker
Ord
Oakland
Smallwood Motor CO
Stephens City
International Motor Trucks, Sales and Service
J. W. Cammer & Sons
Star and Durant
Kernstown
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ORGAN
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Miss Hazel Bailey
D. L. Gruver
Town
B. C. Heartman
Lebanon
J. F. Wampler
Susan Lunsford
Martha Hardway
B. F. Chandler
Richmond
George Washington Hotel
Mark Bowman
Harrisonburg, Va
George Washington
A. Finklestine
Joe Follette
Jack Smith
Mae Mort
R. L. Christian
Charlottesville
J. Vic Arthur
Insurance
Rouss, Avenue
Lyr
Walt Mason
Samuel Chiles
Benefit Presbyterian Church
W. C. T. U. Meeting
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Pratts Siz
Winchester Seed Compan
H. W. Ebert
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