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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1926

Page

5

Young traveler follows Byrd and Kipling to roam the world

Robert Harvey of Batavia New York idolizes Commander Byrd and Rudyard Kipling. He traveled to New York with a letter of identification from his father, met Byrd at Carnegie Hall, and plans further stops from Buffalo to Bronx Park and Poe's cottage as he pursues lone travel.

Traveler Byrd Kipling Christian Science Monitor New York Robert Shawarvey Batavia, N. Y Commander Byrd Rudyard Ipling Cmmander Byrd Homer A. Harvey Robert Carnegie Hall Tiffany’s Eli Harvey Waverley Place Bronx Park Edgar Allan Poe Great Lakes Buffalo

Boy’s Travel Wishlist Spans Poles to Yellowstone

Robert reads a fingered list of sights from his cap and dreams of trips like Byrd Peary Kipling. He lists Woolworth Tower Met Museum American Museum of Art Cleopatra’s Needle Public Library and longs to see East River bridges and the Palisades. His next journey is a Yellowstone Park tour with boys under a tutor.

North Pole Commander Byrd Peary Kipling Robert Woolworth Tower Metropolitan Museum of Art American Museum of Art Cleopatra’s Needle Public Library East River Palisades Yellowstone Park

Feltner Appeals Liquor Conviction in Berryville

Charles Town July 8 Feltner of Berryville Va who was found guilty of possessing liquor by Justice Willey two weeks ago and sentenced to 30 days plus a $100 fine took an appeal yesterday. He posted bond of $1 000 for the September term of the Circuit Court, leaving about two weeks of his sentence to run for good behavior.

Charles Town Feltner Berryville G. O. Willey

Remains of Mrs Hatzler Interred in County

Mrs A J Hatzler of near Bunker Hill died Monday morning at her daughter Mrs A L Kees home Martinsburg aged 76 after a year of ill health. Survived by husband four sons two brothers four sisters and twenty nine grandchildren. Funeral held Tuesday at home of Mrs Rees with two pastors officiating then taken to DeHaven for Pine Grove Cemetery burial.

A. J. Hatzler Bunker Hill A. L. Kees Virginia Avenue Martinsburg W. Va Kees Mrs. Hutzler DeHaven Frederick County John and Cornelia DeHaven Boyd Arlie J. S. and Robert James and Smith DeHaven Joseph Bohrer Shanghai Ruth Light Mary Light Winchester E. B. Kettering Rees L. T. Stewart Penecostal Church H. B. Richardson Second U. B. Church Pine Grove

Harvest Notes From Mountain Falls Amid Rainy July

Mountain Falls Virginia reports rain improving crops and pastures with harvest underway. Wheat appears well filled though straw is short. Local residents Mr William Shaffer remains ill with heart trouble and Mr William Cave recovers from a sun stroke. A large crowd presided over Mountain View Church children's service despite rain. Local social notes include Mrs P C Bucher visiting, and visitors at Joseph Tevalt's home. Foxes are common in the area with chickens missing.

Mountain Falls William Shaffer William Cave Mountain View Church P. C. Bucher Lonas Hershman Joseph Tevalt’s Messrs J. B. Crowell Mahlon LaFollette Joseph Orndorff

Social Happenings in Light and Surrounding Areas

Light News items from Light Virginia on July 7 note visits and calls among local families. Many residents including Strother DeHaven Loy Clark Light and Luttrell are mentioned with relatives in Martinsburg Cross Junction Glengary and Winchester. A Sunday school at Chestnut Grove is reported with plans for a picnic.

Clifton Loy Wesley Hefling Catherine Billy Early Adams Lester Ware Lee Kerns Frank Burton Frank Flowers James Gordon Clark Frank Puffinberger Lena Light Nellie Burton Hilda Clark Ruby Clark Pearl Mason Elisha Light Bessie Clark Inez Loy Harry Mary Clark Hilda Luttrell Raymond Parkinson Glengary W. Va Lawrence Bailey R. T. Luttrell Light Mervin DeHaven Erva Luttrell Katherine Heflin Wesley Heflin Martinsburg Chestnut Grove

Miss Lillie Finfrock Improves After Illness

Apple Pie Ridge notes report Miss Lillie Finfrock slowly recovering at home after a period of illness. The item also records a Sunday dinner gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A G Clark with guests Mr. and Mrs Frank S Barrett and child from Pitcairn Pennsylvania and Mr Charles Lupton.

Apple Pie Ridge Lillie Finfrock Frank Sbarrett Pitcairn Charles Lupton A. G. Clark

Make Your Smile Attractive With Tartaroff

A vintage ad promotes Tartaroff as a guaranteed preparation for removing unsightly discolors from teeth. It claims not to injure gums enamel or fillings and urges readers to buy at their drug store today with an old date stamp 7-8-21.

Pure Bred Collie Puppies at Low Prices

Pure bred collie puppies for sale. Size and color details include sable and white. Dam mentioned. Prices extraordinarily low. Contact Berryville 132 M by phone.

Collie Berryville

Local social visits and family travel noted

Mrs. Louisa Dix spent weekend with daughter Mrs. John Livengood. Miss Virginia Bailey visited grandparents. Mrs. Joseph Cave stayed with sister Ms A G Clark. Frank Barrett returned to Pitcairn Pa. His family will visit relatives locally. Several households called on Mrs. John Livengood Sunday. Dory Miller family drove to Bartonsville with Isaac Miller and parents. John Smith family hosted by D A Smith. A road rain ends drought and brings relief to residents.

Louisa Dix John Livengood Virginia Bailey Joseph Cave A. G. Clark Frank Barrett Pitcairn John Smith Winchester Bruce Lodge Near White Hall

Man of 60 Benefits From Simple Alderika Mixture

A 60 year old man reports rapid improvement after taking Alderika, a simple mixture of buckthorn bark and glycerine. The remedy claims to remove gas in ten minutes, ease the full bloated sensation, and release old waste matter. It is advertised as excellent for chronic constipation by Miller's Drug Store.

W. W. Carter Miller's

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