Family discipline and mourning customs in colonial era life
The piece describes stern domestic control by male heads over households and servants, with corporal punishment contrasted by care in illness. It notes long mourning periods, black drapings, and a famous royal portrait from The Reign of William and Mary, detailing Mary’s youth and marriage to William and his later rule.
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van Aeer
William and
Mary
William
Duke of York
James
England
Dature
Holland
Pepys Bays
Merry Wing Charles
Marrage
Ireland
Notable visitors and locals stay at area hotels
Mr W L Spencer of Washington DC guests at George Washington Hotel. Mrs Loring Anderson visits Myersville PA with her brother in law and sister. Mr H H Starteman of the Potomac Edison Co in Hagerstown MD spends time here on business. Mr and Mrs G W Lee and Mr Leonard Lather of the Ben Hur Orchestra stay at the G F House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Coble
Coble
Adelaide Peery
Mr. Coble
George Washington Hotel
W. L. Spencer
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Loring Anderson
Myersville, Pa
Sist
H. H. Starteman
Potomac Edison Company
Hagerstown, Md
G. W. Lee
Leonard Lather
Ben Hur Orchestra
G. F. House
Mount Pleasant Notes from January Socials in Virginia
Mount Pleasant news records visits and Sunday gatherings among residents. Families including Lamp, Renner, Rosenberger and Dyke share time with relatives near Winchester and local neighbors. The notes mention illnesses and a death in the Renner family.
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Mount Pleasant
W. H. Lamp
Ruth Bucher
Loring Lineburg
Thurston Renner
Harry Lamp
Russell Carpenter
Winchester
Mamie
Evelyn
Gladys Rosenberger
Delia Cochran
Roy Brill
Warner Dyke
Alice Cochran
Maggie Milhon
Gregg Orndorff
Isses' Elza
Mary Renner
Cecil
Calvin Pitcock
Vener Lineburg
Cecil Dyke
Levine Barr
Chub Mowrey
Charles
William
Miller Ritter
George Ryan
Clifton Geough
John Perry
Dorsey Ritter
Louis
Ashby Loy
Clark Loy
Vernie Cadwallader
Joseph Renner
Grimes Gleanings from Orchard Glen Farm Notes
Grimes Virginia January reports Sunday visitors at Orchard Glen home of Mrs Ida Taylor include George A Brown and relatives from Washington and Hedgesville West Virginia. Several local residents ill with bronchitis cold and flu. Two farms welcomed newborn babies in the year just past. Community planning spring changes and a Studebaker car purchase by E B Clevenger.
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R. B. Hensell
B. B. Dutton
Ellis Randall
Page Lewis
Winchester
Lewis
American Oil Company
James Grimes
Olin Affleck
Daniel
Silva Affleck
Joseph Crim
Pittsburgh
Harley Strother
C. C. Finfrock
Oak Shade
Glenn Allamong
Robert Clevenger, Jr
Rich Hill
Greenspring Notes from Cumberland Visit and Local Sale
Greenspring Virginia reports Ray Fries and Kenneth Strobridge visiting in Cumberland Maryland this week. L H Summel plans a sale before moving to Cumberland. Several locals suffer from bad colds while Guy Webber Foster visits Cumberland households. Isaac Strobridge and Gray De Haven stayed with E H Strobridge.
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Greenspring
Ray Fries
Kenneth Strobridge
Cumberland
L. H. Summel
Guy Webber
Foster
Rel Shade
Isaac Stro
Cavag Buena First Christian Church Services Announced
Braddock and Clifford Streets ministers announce Sunday school at 9:46 with Loy Hook as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 with sermon by the pastor. Junior Christian Endeavor at 2 led by Miss Richards. A call meeting follows the morning service. No evening or Wednesday services. Visitors welcome. Public invited to tabernacle service at Dr Brid gers ler residence 212 North Kent Street Wednesday at 7:46 with topic The Book of Numbers.
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Loy Hook
Christian Endeavor
Mies Richards
Tabernacle
Bridgers
North Kent Street
Sunday services at First Baptist Church outline
Sunday school begins 9:45 a.m. with Frank L. Woore as superintendent. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. features the sermon The Secret of Success by the pastor. B Y P U groups meet at 6:45 p.m. No evening service due to evangelistic meetings. Members urged to attend.
Centenary Reformed Church Worship and Sunday School
Centenary Reformed Church at Cameron and Cork Streets announces Sunday school at 9 45 a m with excellent equipment and spirit and morning worship at 11 o clock conducted by Rev F R Casselman there is no evening service all are welcome to attend the friendly church
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F. R. Casselman
United Brethren Service Notices in Stover's Illness
Due to Pastor George W. Stover's illness Rev C C Bush will preach Sunday at 11 a.m. All United Brethren urged to attend and bring a guest. Sunday school meets at 9:45 a.m. W P Anderson superintendent. Christian Endeavor meets 6:15 p.m. Silas Cather president, George Miller leader. No evening preaching. all urged to attend tabernacle service.
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George W. Stover
C.C. Bush
United Brethren
W. P. Anderson
Christian Endeavor
Silas Cather
George Miller
Presbyterian Church Service Schedule on South Loudoun Street
The pastor will preach at 11 a.m. with no evening service. The Christian Endeavor Society meets at 6:45 p.m. guest Burnt Church members to conduct. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Bible classes at 9:45 a.m. Dr. Bridgers speaks to the Bible classes, services begin 9:45 a.m. All are invited to those services.
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Loyal Temperance Legion
The
Fred
Fries
North
Loudoun Street
Christian Endeavor, Society
Society
Burnt Church
Bridgers
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Sunday Services
The Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church led by Rev. J. Luther Neff invites worshippers to a 11 o'clock morning service with a story sermon for the junior congregation. Evening worship moves to the Tabernacle at 7:30. Church school begins at 9:45 with two gift pictures unveiled, and a 6:45 youth meeting features a home mission study titled The Advancing Church by Edward Laird Mills.
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Tabernacle
Edward Laird Mills
America
Church of Christ Service Schedule at 20 West Cork Street
The Church of Christ at 20 West Cork Street led by Minister W. L. Dudley lists next Lord's day activities. Bible school at 9:45 a.m. with L. L. Hockman supervising, preaching at 11 a.m. followed by communion, Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p.m. with Lena Riley, and evening service at 7:30 p.m. with sermons on The Gospel of God's Prohibition and Appearance and Reality. Mid-week prayer at Charles Spit’s home.
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Bible School
L. L. Hockman
Lena Riley
Charles
Greenspring Residents Enjoy Radio Evening at Adams Home
A large group from Greenspring gathered Saturday night at Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Adams to listen to the radio and enjoy the social event. Mrs. E. P. Nagley’s father is spending time with her family.
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Greenspring
J. E. Adams
First Brethren Church Berryville Pike Rev Emerson Rohart
The First Brethren Church on Berryville Pike announces Sunday school at 9 45 a m with Charles Buhl as superintendent Morning worship begins at 11 00 a m led by Rev Emerson Rohart There is no evening service during the tabernacle revival and no prayer meetings while it continues All are welcome to attend
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First Brethren Church
Berryville Pike
Emerson Rohart
Charles Buhl
Tabernacle Meeting
Tabernacle
Salvation Army Court House Auditorium Service Schedule
Adjutant Craig in charge announces open air service in front of the court house at 7:30 p m Saturday. Prisoner services Sunday at 11 a m with Sunday school at 2 30 p m and classes for all. Evangelistic meeting at 8 p m with Sunday school at 3 45 p m at Union Chapel or Martingburg Pike. Services also held every Wednesday at 7 45 p m. The organization welcomes worship and work for all.
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Court House
Union Chapel
Martingburg Pike
County Presbyterian Rev J Hoger Smith Services Listing
Sunday school times at Cedar Cliff Church Vaucluse and Cedar Greek Church Marlboro are listed. Mount Hope Chapel offers Sunday school at 1 30 p m while Cedar Cliff hosts preaching at 7 30 p m and a 7 p m Christian Endeavor. A session meeting occurs at 10 45 a m with a 11 a m communion service.
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Cedar Cliff
Vaucluse
Christian Endeavor
Cedar Greek “Church
Marlboro
Mount Hope Chapel
Revival meetings announced at Macedonia Church
Reverend W C Luttrell will assist in a revival at Macedonia beginning Sunday evening with services at 7 30 p m Paxton and 4 a m and 3 p m at Round Hill and Macedonia respectively Brother Luttrell is well known to Macedonians and great things are expected during the meetings
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Round Hill
A.m. Paxton
Macedonia
W. C. Luttrell
Brother Luttrell
Pleasant Valley Sermons and Evening Session
The U B Rural Charge Rev R LUDWIG presents a morning sermon at 11 o clock in Mt Pleasant West Virginia with new converts joining the church. An evening sermon by the pastor at 7 30 follows along with a brief official meeting.
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U. B. Rural Charge
R. Ludwig
Pleasant Valley
Mt. Pleasant
W. Va
Greenwood M. E. Church Service Announcement
Greenwood M. E. Church invites all members and friends to attend Sunday afternoon service at Greenwood Church at 3 o'clock, weather permitting. Pastor Rev J Luther Neff urges the community to come to the house of the Lord seeking His power in their lives.
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Greenwood
House of the Lord
County Presbyterian Services Include Round Hill Schedule
Reverend T. H. Daffien leads services at Opequon Memorial and Round Hill with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning preaching at 11 a.m. Evening Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. and preaching at 7:30 p.m.
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Opequon Memorial
Round Hill
Christian Endeavor
Stephens City and Kernstown Church Services Announced
Stephens City M E Church South led by Rev James A Johnson lists Kernstown services at 10 a m Sunday school and 11 a m sermon The Refuge follows with 2 p m Sunday school and 3 p m sermon For Christ's Sake The Stephens City church offers 9 45 a m Sunday school 7 p m Epworth League and 7 30 p m sermon by Rev Dr H M Canter with quarterly conference at 7 30 p m Monday
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Kernstown
Stephens City
Epworth League
H. M. Canter
Revival Services Begin at Gainesboro M E Church
The Gainesboro M E Church South announces revival services starting Tuesday night January 25 at 7 30 led by Rev Leroy Lee Banks father of Pastor John T Banks. Old Bethel at 11 am Green Spring 3 pm Pine Grove 7 30 pm with strong singing and nightly services.
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Old Bethel
Green Spring
Pine Grove
Gainesboro
Leroy Lee Banks
Virginia
Boy Recovers at Home After Tonsil Removal
Cordell Huff, son of Mr and Mrs James Huff of East Piccadilly street, was operated on at Memorial Hospital for removal of his tonsils and has been moved home where he is recovering rapidly from the procedure.
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Maynard Wisecarver
East Piccadilly Street
American Express Company
Cordell Huff
James Huff
Memorial Hospital
Greenwood Gleanings in Greenwood Virginia society notes
Local notes list visits and greetings among Miss Virginia Russell Miss Amelia Anderson Miss Gladys Anderson and others. Visitors include Mr C M Barrett returning from Hampton Pa and Mr Jirak from Baltimore. Several families are mentioned with updates on health travel and remodeling. Deadly rail incident reports two victims named Dr Lester A and James E Westhall with remains found near tracks and a mangled car body after collision with a locomotive.
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Greenwood
Virginia Russell
Carpers Valley
Amelia Anderson
C. M. Barrett
Hampton
Amelia
Gladys Anderson
Gladys Miller
Edward Pope
Harry Gibson
Augusta Springs
Emma Knight
Helen
Isabel Boyer
David Reardon
Jirak
Baltimore
David Hinkins
Strasburg
Peter Hamman
Washington
New York
Lester A
James E. Westhall
Lakewood
N. J
Whee
Three Men Die When PRR Flier Hits Auto
Three men were killed instantly when their car was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train near Elkton Maryland shortly before noon today. The crash occurred as the auto crossed a grade crossing, killing all three occupants at the scene. Police and railroad officials opened an investigation into the collision.
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P. R. R. Flier
Associated Press
Elkton,md
Pennsylvania
Baltimore Sun Phrase Sparks Debate on Goodness and Badness
A fragment quotes the Baltimore Sun noting how people judge virtue by contrasting acts. It hints at a broader discussion about public perception and morality without naming individuals or events.
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Baltimore Sun
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Chester
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George W. White
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Middletown, Va
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Hancock, Md
American Fruit Growers' Association
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J. M. Silver
Peyton Street
St. Louis
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Toda
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Severn School
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J. M. Lockhart
South Loudoun Street
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East Cork Street
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