Personal notices of families traveling and visiting relatives
Mrs Boyd Newlin and Miss Lena Newlin left for Brunswick Maryland to visit relatives. Mrs Elizabeth Verzi went to Baltimore. Miss Colleen Glass returned from a visit to Miss Roger Belle Johnson in Baltimore. Alexander Lyon of Youngstown arrived to visit Mrs Lyon and their two sons at her parents home. Olga Compton left for Atlantic City for employment. Elizabeth Grim left for Mount Jackson Virginia. Mr and Mrs J Henry Moling Sr and Miss Moling left for Atlantic City. Margaret Hodgson spending two weeks at Atlantic City. Dr William P McGuire and grandson left for Edgar town Massachusetts to spend weeks at seaside home of Dr McGuire's daughter. Carter Conrad went to Marion Massachusetts to visit relatives. Philip V Mohun joined his wife at the Bowly home near town. Mrs Nelson P Dame and daughter Mary C Dame visited New York after summer in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen Glass
Roger Belle Johnson
Baltimore
Alexander Lyon
Youngstown, Q
William P. McGuire
Edgartown
Massachusetts
Dr. McGuire
Lewis H. Hyde
Carter Conrad
Marion
Edward Hamlin
Philip V. Mohun
Roanoke, Va
New York
Charles L. Bowly
Nelson P. Dame
Mary C. Dame
Winchester
Late Mrs Shepherd Laid to Rest in Clarke County
The funeral for Mrs Harriett Gaunt Shepherd a member of the Colston family died in Memorial Hospital from injuries and heart disease. Services were held at Brad dock Street Methodist Church South conducted by Rev Frank A Strother with Rev Boyd V Switzer unable to attend. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery with active pallbearers including W W Colston Jr R A Colston Jr Dean Colston and J E Pitman among others. Honorary pallbearers named E A Humston J L Humston E L Henry Maurice Lynch H D Miley and John W Rosenberger. Floral tributes were many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Gaunt Shepherd
Colston
Clarke County
Memorial Hospital
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Frank A. Strother
Stephens City
Boyd V.switzer
Shepherd
Mount Hebron Cemetery
W. W
R. A. Colston, Jr
Summit Point
Dean Colston
Washington
R. A. Colston
J. E. Pitman
Frederick County
C. D. Kercheval
E. A. Humston
J. L. Humston
E. L. Henry
Maurice M. Lynch
H. D. Miley
John W. Rosenberger
Wind Lass Tells Naval Tale of Officers and Guests
A cheerful yacht patrol dinner scene recalls Billy's introduction of Mrs Marshall by her husband. The young sublieutenant greets her with enthusiasm and charm in a vivid naval yarn from Wind Lass's With the R. ON. RA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windlass
Billy
Marshall
Wirss
York
England
The Curate's Bags Readied for Next Sunday
A young curate asks to monitor his late friends as a collection will be taken in a new bag, crafted by Miss Sweetie Dove. The note appears in the Shefield Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montior
Friendless Flowers Defy Neighbors in Vase Companions
A study reveals flowers have social traits in a vase. Sweet peas droop when paired. mignonette lily of the valley and shirley poppy are broadly unfriendly to neighbors, harming the bouquet’s harmony.
Settled Plan for Work Urged by Sir HL Woodman Burbridge
A public notice quotes Sir HL Woodman Burbridge urging a settled plan for daily work. It notes many men seem busy yet accomplish little without a clear scheme of hours for work study and rest. The message emphasizes intentional scheduling to reduce perpetual confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir HL Woodman Burbridge
Child’s blunt heaven question sparks Sunday school joke
Finn a four year old among Sunday school attendees raises his hand when the teacher asks who wants to go to heaven. All others answer yes but Hall, who explains he’s not eager because it has not been there since he left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn
Hall
Halil
Hail
Fishes Die in Thames Flush After Heavy London Rain
A Thames flood of sewage from heavy rain after drought swept the river and killed fish by the millions. Dead bodies lined the riverbanks for miles as sewer water surged into the tidal estuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewigs
Thames
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. M. Swimley
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Carmen
United States Labor Board
H. E. Mullen
Baltimore and
Ohio
R. R
Brunswick, Md
National
South Main Street
H. K. Green & Brother
Boyd Newlin
Lena Newlin
Elizabeth Verzi
Olga Compton
Atlantic City
Elizabeth Grim
Mount Jackson, Va
J. Henry Moling, Sr
Miss Moling
Margaret L. Hodgson
Mrs. Shepherd
Empire Tonight
Moling & Seal the
Butler & GH Electric Company
Herbert
LA Robert
Headley Furniture CQ Cabinet Makers
Rey
BE. Germain
Winchester, Val
Haines
N.mair
Oxford
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