Chambersville Local Items Recap From January News
Mrs B J Sherman slowly improves after illness. Fred Yeakley ill at home. Mrs Amos Cooper and Latane return from Berryville after holidays with Lou Quantz family. Round Hill schoolhouse program praised by Community League. Lillian Cooper and William Massie guests near Stephens City. Henry Pope hosts New Year dinner. Beverley Keckley family from Brucetown visit in Frederick area. Ladies Aid Society of Frederick Circuit meets January 6 at M E parsonage. Leslie Cooper of Fredericks to be noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersville
B. J. Sherman
Fred
Yeakley
Amos Cooper
Latane
Berryville
Lou’Quantz
Round Hill
Community League
Lillian Cooper
William
Massie
Stephens City
Henry Pope
Beverley Keckiey
Brucetown
Philip Ritter
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Darker Hair
An old time remedy of Sage Tea and Sulphur is revived for darkening gray hair. Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound offers ready use in drug stores with added ingredients. A simple application through strands restores color and adds lustre.
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Wyeth
Iit
Family Reunion and Holidays Celebrations Reported
Burg accompanied by Clarence Grizzle of Tennessee visited the Coopers for a family reunion with all the children present. James Oates and his wife met Christmas with Clarepre Oates and Sawyer hosts. Raynes family and daughter from near the Larrick home spent time there. Little Miss Hicks, ill with pneumonia, shows improvement. Mrs. William Baker remains ill at Myers and Williams farm. A shooting match at Four Mile House drew many skilled marksmen, Arthur Seabright of Winchester named champion gunsman.
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Burg
Clarence Grizzle
Tenngpsee
J. H. Cooper
Clarepre Oates
Sawyer
Raynes
Larrick
Oe Hicks
William Baker
Myers and Williams Farm
Four Mile House
Arthur Seabright
Winchester
Russell Bride and Miss McA Boy Wed in Frederick Md
Miss Carie Odel Mc Aboy and Ray R Russell marry in a ceremony held November 11 in Frederick Maryland. The bride teaches at Hoyts School near Wadesville and the groom works at a Winchester woolen mill. The couple kept the wedding private until after Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CcAboy
Carie Odel McAboy
Ray R. Russell
Frederick
Hoyt
Wadesville
Russell
Winchester
Janney McKee
White Hall
Shelby Carter
Robert Smith
John Schlack
Rest
G. W. Gaither
Stephens City
Julian Snapp
Garland’ Snyder
Frank Snyder
Elwood Snyder
Turner Seneeadiver
Howard Boden
Mary Belle
Mary Boden
Julia Snapp
Boden
Barr
Martinsburg
William’ Jobe
Cross Roads
Walter Gander
Brownville
Helen Jobe
Belle Jobe
Berryville
Ola Lege
Etta O'Connell
Local Markets List Daily Wholesale and Retail Prices
Daily market list shows wholesale prices for wheat flour corn and feed. Retail lines include creamery butter country butter young chickens and shelled corn with varied figures across multiple market categories and items.
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Star
Eaeate
Local Stockyard Report Amid Mixed Livestock Prices
The page notes cattle and hog movements with calves and lambs traded at varied prices. It records figures like 16.00 for calves and mentions a sale date and vendors, reflecting midweek market activity and fluctuating demand.
Mob Members File Appeal
Attorney J. Cleveland Grice of Hagerstown filed an appeal yesterday for Luther Brill Raymond Pomeroy William Fraker and Harry Imer convicts recently tarring and feathering Dewey Batt and Walter Thompson. The cases go to the Court of Appeals if filed. Brill and Pomeroy received seven years and Fraker and Ditther five years in the penitentiary by Judge Wazgaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cleveland Grice
Hagerstown
Luther Brill
Raymond Pomeroy
William Fraker
Harry Imer
Dewey Batt
Winchester
Walter Thompson
Maryland
Court of Appeals
Brill
Pomeroy
Fraker
Ditther
Wazgaman
Ice Cream Co Names A H Werne as Eastern Division Head
A H Werne has been appointed Eastern Division superintendent of the Imperial Ice Cream Company with headquarters in Hagerstown Maryland. He moves to Hagerstown with his family and will oversee plants in Hagerstown Winchester Harrisonburg Staunton and Brunswick. He has 17 years with the company including 10 years at Parkersburg and seven at Grofton.
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A. H. Werne
Imperial’ Ice Cream Company
M Hagerstown
Hagerstown
Virginia Avenue
Mr. Werne
George W. Carroll
Davenport
Werne
Imperial Co
Winchester
Hattison
Services for Rural Charge at Winchester church
Sunday services for the Winchester United Brethren rural charge led by Rev. S. R. Ludwig include Mt Olive Sonar School at 9 30 a m public worship and new member reception at 10 30 a m prayer and praise at 7 p m Mt Pleasant Public worship at pm Pleasant Valley Sunday school at 10 a m Christian Endeavor at 7 p m Fairview Sunday school at 2 p m Sunrise Sunday school and election of officers at 10 a m Christian Endeavor at 7 p m
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Winchester
United Brethren Church
S. R. Ludwig
Mt. Olive
Mt.—Pleasant
Pleasant Valley
Christian Endeavor
Fairview
Stockholders Meeting for Election of Directors Held Jan 9 1923
The annual meeting of stockholders to elect directors and handle other business will occur at the Banking House on Tuesday January 9 1923 at eleven o'clock. H. D. Fuller vice president and cashier signs notice.
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Banking House
Kidney Cleansing With Salts Promoted For Back Pain Relief
An advertisement urges readers to use Jad Salts and Rad Salts to flush kidneys and ureters. It claims daily four ounces mixed in water, plus ample water intake, will cleanse the kidneys, relieve bladder weakness, and restore normal kidney activity. It emphasizes the kidneys filter the blood and promote health through hydration.
Three Pigs Takes Heavyweight Best In Burnt Factory
Local notes report Austin White winning three large pigs weighing over 1300 pounds and other farm updates. The Loyal Workers Bible Class plans a January 5 social at the Duvalls. A quiet Christmas season brings community sympathy for Mr. Fishpaw after a nearby accident.
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Burnt Factory
Roger Hardesty
Winchester
C. W. Fishpaw
Star
Fishpaw
Jonah Ballenger
J.D. Wright
Summit Point
Marshall Farm
Crawford
Capper Farm
Wright Farm
Ernest Clarke
Kackley Farm
Schiack Farm
Senseney Road
Caine Chapel
Clarke County
Thorpe
Jefferson County
Clark
A. D. Cunningham
Anna K. Cunningham
Willard L. Jones
Painter
D. Lambert
Maryland
Virginia
S. G. Strickler
Mary
Viola
John Senney
Vaucluse
Local Residents Spend Holidays with Relatives in Winchester Area
A list of residents visiting and traveling during the New Year period includes Mr. and Mrs. H pe rage tesom and Mr. Robert E. Ludwig at the home of Rev. and Mrs. S. R. Ludwig on National Avenue, Mr. and Mrs. B. Richard of Clarksburg WV visiting Rev. and Mrs. 3. R. Ludwig, and several others from Harrisonburg and Winchester visiting relatives or traveling to cities such as Duquesne Pa Richmond Va Baltimore Md and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Pe Rage Tesom
Robert E. Ludwig
Aear
8. R. Ludwig
National Avenue
B. Richard
Clarksburg
W. Va
J. W. Gilkeson
Moorefield
W. S. White
Richmond, Va
John M. Wyatt
P. E. Lindamood
Mary Susan
Dorothy
Alfred Baker
Winchester
G. R. ‘Black
Broad Street
Harrisonburg
Marie
Eileen’ Purcell
Washington
Pp. J. Lamb
North Main Street
News-Record
Winchester Woman Praises Doan's Kidney Pills
Mrs. Stuart Shiner of Winchester reports backache dizziness and sharp side pain improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She says a single box cured the attack and continued use provides relief, recommending them to neighbors. Sold 60c at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Winchester
Stuart Shiner
Cork
St., Winchester
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Mirs
Buffalo
N. Y
Kernstown Briefs Mrs Dyke Family Returns From Martinsburg Visit
Kernstown Va January 3 Mrs Dyke and her daughters Lois and Stella and sons Herman and Carlton returned to Stephens City after Christmas holidays in Martinsburg West Virginia visiting sister Mrs T H Frye and Mr B Stokes. Mrs Frye formerly Mount Williams and well known locally.
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Kernstown
Dy . Dyke
Lois
Stella
Herman
Carlton
Stephens City
Martinsburg
W. Va
T. H. Frye
B. Stokes
Frye
Mount Williams
Auto Dealers Back Gasoline Tax for Highway Funds
Members of the Automobile Dealers Association of Norfolk voted unanimously in favor of a gasoline tax to raise emergency funds for highway construction if a bond issue cannot be passed. The dealers represented a business of 26 million dollars annually.
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Norfolk
Automobile Dealers’.Association of Norfolk
League meet at Cedar Grove in Virginia community notice
The Community League of Little Mountain holds its regular meeting Friday night January 5 in Cedar Grove Virginia. The program includes The Mush Town Gazette reading, a debate on information from reading versus travel, with affirmative and negative speakers. An address by Mr Howard Luttrell and lectured discussion by Mr Fre ment Dick as chairman.
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Cedar Grove
Community League of
Little Mountain
Cc. H. Roberts
W. H. Crim
F. L.'Barkett
Oliver Good
Grover Schlack
Frank Marpole
William Glaize
Jerry Bennett
Fremont Dick
Howard Luttrell
James Fries
Lula Lamp
Leo
Washington
Lewis Barrett
Leo Lamp
Erva Clark
Rock New. Springs
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Ord
Ford
Overland
P. T. Henson
Valley Avenue
Huntsberry
the People’s Drug Co., Inc
Jessie Hillyard
East Water Street
Telephone
Purina
J. Jos
Sullivan
J. Mack Noonan
Dodge
Chevrolet
Grant
Oakland
Buick
S.S.S
Po Aevers
S. S
S.S. Ss. Reponcyee
M’ Aboy
Wat Mteers
Ieee
Shemnabe
O & Ae Bnet
Ise Eee
ICE Cream CO
Services For Rural Charge
Stockholders’ Meeting
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester
H. D. Fuller
Miss ‘Winifred Orndorff
Duquesne, Pa
E. Miller Streit
William Zirkle
Stephens, City
R. Gray Williams
Danville, Va
Lillian Hillyard
Baltimore
Gardner B. Hillyard
Fred. A. Robinson
New York
Lillie Hauptman
Missee Lyerly
G. M. Hauptman
Boyce
Ben Meates
Norfolk, Va
Connie
Elwell
William Elliott
Hilda Miller
R. N
Lawrenceville
N. J
Ward Swaik
Chichester
Ejie
Eveyt
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