Milldale News Highlights From White Post and Nearby
Miss Helma Corder visited Sunday with Miss Marguerite Armel at Aunt Susie Dove’s in White Post. Dewey Brown and family spent Sunday with her relatives. Community members attended the yard sale at White Post. Mrs E Kirby and family stayed with her mother Mrs W B Brown. George Stickley visited his sister Miss conte Steller in Woodberry. Nannie Buckley, ill for weeks, is much improved and up again.
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Milldale
Helma . Corder
Marguerite Armel c
Susie Dove
White Post
Dewey Brown
Mms.g. Y
White Prr
E Kirby
W. B. Brown
George Stickley
Conte Steller
Woodberry
Nannie Buckley
The Mysterious Downes Man At Maering Castle
Ann Carmichael hides Roy Burney in her flat as two men search the building for him. She tricks them with a false lead and warns them off, while nursing Roy’s possible refuge in her own apartment. The scene shifts to a bloodied young man in the hall, hinting danger as the story continues.
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Maering Castle
England
Hiaring Bringa Symonde
Dutier
Lady Mooring
Koy
Buracy
New York
Mooring Canedle
London
Ann Carmichael
Borneo
Roy T. Burney
New-York
The
Tory
Ann
Rey Burkey
Browne
Rogers
Roy Burney
Porter
Gore Brevities: Mrs Goode Improves After Surgery
Mrs Lohn C Goode of Wardensville W Va continues to improve after an operation at Winchester Memorial Hospital last week. Gore friends attended services in Augusta W Va where a local quartet aided the evangelistic meeting led by Miss Margel Knabenshue.
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Margel Knabenshue
Wardensville
W. Va
Elizabeth Farrar
Winchester
D. F. Kern
Mrs. Good
Bank Closing Notices for Independence Day Holiday
Banks announce closures for Saturday July Fourth a legal holiday. Paper maturities dated July Fourth will be payable on Monday July Sixth at Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company Shenandoah Valley National Bank Commercial and Savings Bank Union Bank of Winchester with signatories J H Yost WM G Hardy John I Sloat Philip Fowle and bank names listed.
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Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
WM G. Hardy
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
John 1. Sloat
Commercial and Savings Bank
Philip Fowle
Union Bank
Winchester
Truste es Sale of Frank K Stickley Farm July 6 1931
Public sale of the Frank K Stickley Farm 335 82 160 acres one mile east of Strasburg on the Shenandoah River. Property includes residence tenant house good barn silo and outbuildings with an artesian well and 35 40 acres of bottom land suitable for grazing crops or orchard. Sale July 6 1931 at 11 A M in front of Strasburg Post Office Strasburg Va. Terms one fourth cash with residue payable in three annual installments secured by vendor's lien or deed of trust. The purchaser may assume 7701 41 plus interest. Trustees F E Zea and M L Walton Woodstock Va.
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Strasburg
Shenandoah County
Frank K. Stickley
Shenandoah River
F. E. Zea
M.L. Walton
Woodstock, Va
Memorial services and local visits span Tri County region
Daytime visitors include Mrs. N. B. Shingleton Miss Nora Parish Mrs Liggitt and daughter Mr and Mrs Claude Grove and Rev C H Anderson The Bethel M E Church memorial services in Trone were well attended Mrs Clemons of Berryville visits Mrs B P Langdon of Charles Town W Va Mr Compton and family came from Moorefield over the weekend Recent guests at Mr and Mrs William Wolford’s home include Mr and Mrs J Oates Capon Bridge and Mr and Mrs Asbury Triplett Hayfield Little Miss Lillian Goode Wardensville is visiting.
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N. B. Shingleton
Nora Parish
Liggitt
Claude Grove
C. H. Anderson
Trone
Bethel M. E. Church
Clemons
Berryville
B. P. Langdon
Charles Town
W. Va
J. W. Parish
Compton
Moorefield
William Wolford
J. Oates
Capon Bridge
Asbury Triplett
Hayfield
Lillian Goode
Wardensville
Youth Slashed With Knife Ends In Arm Amputation
Berryville Virginia July 2 Palmer Jackson son of Louis Jackson injured in a card game at a dairy farm when Robert Cooper drew a pocket knife and cut his left arm. Thomas Robinson restrained the artery until Dr. Frank Tappan arrived. Jackson had his arm amputated to stop gangrene after hospitalization. Cooper is jailed awaiting hearing.
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Berryville
Palmer Jackson
Louis Jackson
H. G. Smithey
Robert Cooper
Jackson
Frank Tappan
Thomas Robinson
Tappan
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Cooper
Indian War Paint Pigments From Mineral and Plant Dyes
The pigments used by American Indians for war paint were mainly mineral oxides of iron and copper carbonate and plant extracts from bark, grapes, berries, lichens, and roots.
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Big Sister
Paulsberg
Beth
Pauls Berg
Wari
Aunt Elleni
Byodoy SI
Milldale Items
Myysterious Downes Man
Louise Gerard
Nurotex Suits
Valley Home
Wayland
J. W. Rees
Applepife Ridge Road
Lucky Scribe
Thorsday
N.b.c.networks
Birmingham
Ala
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