Cramped Brisk Notes From Trone News Items
In Trone Virginia on July 9 Mr B Russell Hook drove to Keyser West Virginia spending Sunday and Monday with friends. Hook was joined by C N Garvin and Misses Ida Arnold Mabel Grubbs of High View. Stella Lockhart Edinburg visits her grandfather B N Lockhart. Ethel Evie Oates visit Bula Hoover. Edna Arnold returns after a week with Edinburg relatives. Festus Fletcher and wife visit Mrs Fletcher's mother Maggie Triplette. Pingley goes to High View. Ada Triplette visits sister Georgia Triplette at Gore.
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Trone
B. Russell Hook
Keyser
W. Va
Edna Arnold
Edinburg, Va
Festus Fletcher
Armel News Notes Brief Local Social Ties
Armel Virginia notes list residents traveling visiting relatives and moving rentals. Mr and Mrs Melton Cornwell depart for Charlestown to visit sister in law Mrs H L Cornwell. Mrs J White and her son return to Washington after months with Ella White. Miss Mary Buckner is indisposed at aunt C E Funkhouser. Willie Jones arrives from Pitcairn to spend summer with aunt Mrs Charles. Mrs G D Gray Jr and son visit Winchester. Ethel Beatty returns from Tulip. Bessye White plans a trip. Newcome buys property from E White and will move to the same area. Cornwell also moving to Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armeel
Melton Cornwell
Charlestown
H. L. Cornwell
Bessye White
Newcome
E. “H “White
My. H.cornwell
Mr. Cornwell
Winchester
Gore Briefs Highlight Bruce Muse Condition Improves
Gore Virginia notes say Bruce Muse remains under care as his condition improves from a few days ago. Dr R Anderson is reported building a new facility as Mrs Joseph Patton and two children are mentioned in society notes.
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Gore
Bruce Muse
Go Wo Parish
Mae
New
Joseph Patton
Miss Isabel Anderson Visits Rock Enon and Area
Rock Enon residents note Miss Isabel Anderson visiting for a few days. Mrs. Lou Thompson stays at Reynolds Store in Virginia. A Sunday Rock Enon children's service drew attendees from nearby communities. Miss Bien Oates remains ill at the Herrell home. Rev. S J Good starts a protracted meeting at Sandy Ridge West Virginia this week. Miss Mary Cooper returns home after working as a milliner in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel. Anderson
Rock Enon
Lou Thompson
Reynolds Store
Bien Oates
Jno
W. Herrell
S. J. Good
Sandy Ridge
W. Va
Mary Cooper
North Carolina
Bloom Briefs From Bloom Virginia Social Roundup
Mr M L Fearnow and family of Front Royal visit Mrs A E Cooper in Bloom. Miss Ruby Richard of St Luke visits her parents Mr and Mrs E A Richard. Mr Ivan Miller spent the weekend with friends in West Virginia. Mrs Martha Windle visits Mrs Jacob Crabill. Julian Cooper of Washington visits relatives here. Mr and Mrs Jo hngpf Plaherty visit Mr J S Crabill on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Isaiah Wright visit Mr John Smoke and family on Sunday evening.
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Bloom
M. L. Fearnow
Front Royal
A. E. Cooper
Ruby. Richard
St. Luke
E. A. Richard
Ivan Miller
West Virginia
Martha Windle
Jacob Crabill
Julian Cooper
Washington
Isaiah ‘Wright
John Smoke
Darkesville Notes Spend Sunday Visits and Local Ball Game
Mr. William Ramsburg and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Ramsburgs parents the Lewis family. Virginia Ginn of Berryville is visiting Miss Schelley Bryarly. Frey Mates and child of Capon Bridge and Lee Pine of Dartopine left Monday for Harrisburg to visit A J Oates. Elizabeth Miller of Martinsburg visits Miss Mary Payne Bryarly. Charles Brown from Carlisle Pa visits. boys from Martinsburg play the Darkesville dogs in a notable game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darkesville
WyaNyo
William Ramsburg
Dartropyine
Harrisburg
A. J. Oates
Annie Shipe
Charles Shipe
Waltersville
Charles Brown Ib
Carlisle
G. To
Hedgenville
Wild
Elizabeth Miller
Martingburg
Mary Payne Bryarly
Martinsh
Star Wants Ad For 7 MR ROO Hee TV 9 Results
Classified notice seeks a small ad to publish results for seven MR ROO Hee TV 9 listings. Brings request for prompt receipt and confirmation of the final numbers.
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ROO Hee TV
Star
Weather Rules For Horses and Aladdin Poem
A jumble of horse care rules for heat and a pasted poem by James Russell Lowell. Instructions cover cooling methods for sweating horses, feeding during heat, and signs of heatstroke, followed by Lowell's verse about wealth and longing for past splendor.
Made Motor Tour Through Valley
A party led by Mr. Carter and including Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Fries and daughter Marie from Bermudaville along with Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Glaize of Albemarle and others motored to Dayton and Dayton area. They visited old schoolmates in Dayton Harrisonburg Mount Jackson and Strasburg then returned home tired but well. Also joining were Mrs. Belle Williamson Mr. Charles Isturd and others who spent time at the Clark home.
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Carter
D. L. Fries
Marie
Bermyville
Glaize
Albin
D. A. Fries
Jessie
Harrisonburg
Mount Jackson
Strasburg
Belle Williamson
Charles Isturd
Washington
L. A. Clark and Son
Win Jena
G.R. Ee
Ada
Adu ‘Clark
Installation of Red Men Officers and Chiefs
The article details the installation of Red Men officers including Camk Gort my and G. Smith with a special committee. It notes the chiefs raised and names numerous members such as John Kator and W L Whisson. The ceremony included singing, readings, and prayers by Rev. W J Ibs Cantor and Rev. H G Spenter, ending with benediction.
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G. Smith
John Kator
Tan
W. Jlbs
First Baptist
Hilda Hottel
Russell Chomer
Kathleen Smith
D. L.wyndham
Fimner Hodges
Chile
Ww. L. Whisson
Jackson
Minkbnawi
C. Hottel
Grést” Propuiet
Jonn
W. L. Whisson
Wampum
Jas _G
Wi" Taylory
Warriors
Eer Walters
John Anderton
Clarinde Grim
Bi Gold ‘Clark
Braves
Toseph ‘Newlin
B. G. Parker
C. G
George F
Norton
James
Amick
Onster
Miss, la Chapman
Great Pocahontas
Great Council of Virginia
Edin
H. G. Spenter
Market Street
Methodist ‘Episcopal
Prohibition speakers at National Anti-Saloon League meeting
The National Anti Saloon League convened in Bailey City with temperance orators from Winchester and Frederick County. Former Congressman Hobson of Alabama and ex Governor Patterson of Tennessee urged the president to push abolition of liquor and to revive the national prohibition resolution in Congress. Hobson outlined a strategy to intensify the liquor war and urged Wilson to promote total abstinence in federal policy.
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BaiaNo City
Winlchester
Frederick County
Richmond P., Hobsong
Alabama
Malcolm R. ‘Patterson
Tennessee
United States
Sdb
Hobson
Coness
Abbatica
Paigi
Wilson
Ss Seesang
White House
Pallrands Asi
Congress
Incomplete OCR Acknowledges Narrow Path Blocked
Fragmentary text shows a digger or obstacle in a path described as hard to overcome. The garbled line hints at effort and limited options, but no clear people, places, or events are identifiable.
Baltimore Markets and Local Anecdotes Mix of Prices and Notes
The Baltimore markets feature oats hay cheese and butter prices plus live chickens and eggs at retail and wholesale quotes. The report includes a Baltimore Grain Market note with corn prices and a variety of price observations, alongside short local anecdotes about residents Berryville Winchester and counterfeit money caution.
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Bilas Hanes
Herman St Ae
Baltimore
Fragmentary Anecdote on Charity and War Era Banter
A garbled excerpt depicts a charity scene with a bag and a stern collector. The dialogue shifts to war era satire and a stray remark about a wife and a pastor, leaving readers with a fragmentary social vignette.
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G. Dor Gray, Jr
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R. Anderson
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J. S. Crabill
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James Russell Lowell
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Red Men
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Cleveland Plain
Uler
Ryan & Orndoff
H. L. Livick
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Blackstone
Bond. Bros
Pleasant Valley
Little Mountain Schoolhouse
Ladies’ Aid Society
Sam Jobaron
Pike
Good & Cai
Merchata
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State Corporation Commission
Hank Howie
Lablleturse
W. BK. Coffman
Cashier
Middletowth
Coxck
Rh. M
State of
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