Miss Lela Richard Given A Surprise
Mountain Falls Virginia hosts a surprise party for Miss Lela P Richard daughter of Mr and Mrs BE A Richard. Eula Moore Bertha Moore organize. Virginia reel on the lawn led by Eula Moore Camillus Fauver dances horn pipe. Guests C R Cammer L D Arnold attended after Lexington school term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Falls
Lela P. Richard
BE. A. Richard
Eula
Bertha Moore
Miss Richard
Eula Moore
Camillus Fauver
Alliance About To Begin Work In Winchester Churches
The Preachers' Alliance of Winchester and vicinity met at St Pauls AME Church with the Laymen's Auxiliary to plan evangelizing Winchester. A twenty member committee was appointed to meet at Mount Carmel F B Church next Tuesday at 3 PM to receive final instructions.
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Winchester
St. Paul's A. M. E
Mount Carmel F. B
Alliance
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications. cure requires internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. It is praised as a reliable prescription from leading physicians and sold by druggists for 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cueney & Co
Props
Toledo
War Zone News Reports Carthage Sunk and Front Actions
French report says auxiliary cruiser Carthage sunk off Cape Helles with 200000 dollars of war material lost. Paris says repulsed German attacks north of Arras and Meuse heights. German troops penetrated French first line near St Mihiel over 700 yards. Le Pertre forest defense held against a flaming-attack. Dardanelles fighting continues with Turkish assault and air operations by both sides. Unofficial Italian dispatches note heavy action on the Austrian frontier.
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Carthage
Cape Helles
Gallipoli
Paris
Arras
Meuse
St .Mihiel
le Pertre
Dardanelles
French War Office
En Ment
Italy
Missing Dutch steamer Aldergen sighting report
The Dutch steamer Aldergen left New York in March and Newport News on April 1 bound for Port Spain and is now listed as missing at Lloyds.
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Aldergen
New York
Newport News
Port Spain
Lloyds
Free Trachoma Hospital Opens in Coeburn Virginia
Officials of Virginia and federal health services open a free hospital in Coeburn for trachoma with Dr. John McMullen in charge. The facility, funded by government, state and town, will treat patients and lead a prevention campaign to curb contagious eye disease. The hospital opens after a study found trachoma widespread in southwest Virginia and surrounding regions.
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Richmond
State Board of Health
Coeburn
Free Hospital
State
United States Public Health Service
John McMullen
U. S
America
Alleghany Mountains
Public Health Service
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
North Carolina
Federal
Wise
McMullen
Rosenberger Items
Hollis Snapp of Hagerstown visited agents J. B. Snapp. Mrs T M Goode and Misd Lola Goode were guests of Mr and Mrs T H Frye at Mt Williams. Mrs J M Pawcett of Fawcett Gap visited relatives. Harvest finished with good grain yield. Children’s service at St John’s Lutheran Church on July 18 at 3 p m. All invited.
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Fawcett Gap
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Torrytown Items in West Virginia Note Summer Visits
Torrytown, W. Va. reports a weekend of family visits with Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy hosting relatives from Raceburg. Harry Crim of Dayton plans a summer stay with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lou Crim. Louise Roberts of Raceburg visits her aunt Mrs. William Murphy. Mrs. Clara Shipley of Martinsburg visits her grandmother, rica.
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Torrytown
W. Va
William Murphy
Raceburg
Harry Crim
Dayton
Lou Crim
Louise Roberts
Clara Shipley
Martingburg
Rica
Local social notices and divorce suit in Frederick County
A string of social visits among Legg Crim and Morgan families is noted alongside a Frederick County court filing. In the Circuit Court of Frederick County on June 28 1915 Hattie Crawford sues William Crawford for an absolute divorce with William failing to reside in Virginia. publication and service rules set a July 5 1915 deadline.
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Winchester
Frederick
Virginia
State Operation Commission
I. Lee R. Grim
Union Bank of Winchester
Lee R. 1Grim
Ier
State of
Lee R. Grim
Kathryh A. McFadden
State of Virginia
John W. Rice
JNO
W. Rice
W. H Baker
Gray Willams
William
Hiett
Lee R
Grim
Arabelle Reily
Theodore Key Reilly
Philip J. Reily
H. L. Rust
Theodore Key Reily
A. J. Tavenner
Albert C
Reilly
Circuit Court
County of
Hattie Crawford
William Crawford
Winchester Evening Star
Eee
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Brains Aek
U A
P. A
Southern Railway
Strasburg and
Hartoonburg
Strashuro No. 2
Harrisonburg
Harburg
Harrisonberg
Eeviscabers
Strasburg
Alexan
Washington
Alexandria
Kevy
Co. W. Westbury
Gen Art
Washington, D c
Norfolk & Western
Berryville
Bristol
Pullman
Roanoke
Broiler
Blue
Pocahontas
Welch
Norton
Shenandoah Gary
Memphis
Shenandoah
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
News
Shenandoah Junction
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
Chicago
St. Louis
D. Her
Benes
H. D. Focurr
R. T. Barton
Lupton
W. BE. Cooper
J. M. Steck
Madge Affleck
N. P
Union Bank, of
Hugh S, Lupton B
C. Shull
J. F. Tectors
Chamberlain
Sanitary
Shenandoah Valle
Thelom Resourc
Federal Reserve
App
Bankie
Sfother Pill Y
Reityer
Treasury
United States
Postal Savings Deposits
Lela Richard
Messrs. C. R. Cammer
L. D. Arnold
Lexington
Peninsula
New Hospital
Choma
Albert C. S. Reilly
Albert O. S. Reily
Albert O
Reily
the Corporation Court of the City of
M. M. Lynch
Rosenberger
H.K. Green & Bro
Ee Aiglia Lismore
Etol A A
Marta
Moling &Seal
Baltimore & Ohio Seashore
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Stone Harbor
Wildwood
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
A. G. Legg
Agnes Busey
Elizabeth Legg
Josephine Morgan
Lena Crim
Maggie
Lula Boyles
Josie Chamberlin
Keyser
Zeph Morgan
Welltown
Lena Crim Maggie
Lulu Boyles
Fanny Collis
Oely
Henry Busey
Feenae Ada
Lou. Crim
Miss Stump
HOTEL
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc
John L.jackson
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Kernatown
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