Capon Bridge Team Narrowly Edged By Visitors 11 10
Capon Bridge, W Va July 13 Capon Bridge loses 11 to 10 to Augusta Romney and Cumberland pick ed players. Local notes include church minister reassignments, family visits, and a yard party by the First Christian Church with ice cream and refreshments. Virginia Schaffenaker sustains a foul ball incident. Berry picking persists despite heat.
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Capon Bridge
W. Va
Augusta
Romney
Cumberland
Whitacre
McKee
Schaffenaker
Pugh
Nelson
Oats
Baker
Monroe
Gardner
Presbyterian Church
J. G. Revelery
Montale
First Christian Church
Disciples
Harry Loy
Wallace
Forks
Capon
Bryan Haines
Douglas
Winchester
A. C. Lovett
Edward Oats
Consolidated Telephone Company
Clint Rackley
Wardensville
Charles Dorsey
Guy Nelson
Baltimore
Homer Shuler
Timber Ridge
Virginia Schaffenaker
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Christ Disciples
Fenton Riley
Receivers Sale of Electrical Goods Below Cost
Special Receivers offer the Butler & Gray Electric stock at below cost including chandeliers fixtures wire lighting plants toys and misc goods. Store hours run 10 a m to noon 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m daily announced by Herbert S. Larrick and Robert T. Barton.
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Butler & Gray Electric Company
Herbert
Larrick
Robert T. Barton
Personal notes from Reliance Virginia locals
Mrs W G Irvin and son Gordon visited sister Miss Bertha Grover in Reliance. Mrs W R Widmyer took daughter Anna to Washington for treatment. Misses Thelma and Cooley visited W Cooley in Kasburg for Chau tauqua. G M Keezel arrived after visiting relatives near Roanoke. The Cooleys spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs B F Cooley. Harvey Rinker of Washington visited his parents. Helen Baker has visitors from Middlebush New York. Ray Weirich spent the weekend with his family. Maggie Weirich is ill. Sue Grover and Mrs Harry Grover called on Emma Campbell in Middletown. Lie Blas.
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May Bobon
D. G. Cooley
Mr. Cooley
B. F. Cooley
Harvey Rinker
Washington
Jake Rinker
Helen Baker
Middlebush
N. Y
Ray Weirich
Maggie Weirich
Sue Grover
Harry Grover
Emma Campbell
Middletown
Notable Local Visitors and Social Notes From Boyce
News notes from Boyce Virginia record family visits and travels. Names include Mrs Valentine Iseman, Mrs William Heine, Doris Reid Jolliffe, J D Howard, J Roger Strode, Alexander McCormick, Charles Kreamer, Herbert Williams, George Baker, Alexander Jolliffe, A M Smith, Mozelle Carper, La Rue Murphy, Evelyn Lewis, Effie Davis, William White, Ruth Berlin, Elizabeth Haypman, T P Jolliffe and families. Occasional illness mentioned with measles.
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J. D. Howard
J. Roger Strode
Alexander McCormick
Alexandria
Washington
Charles Kreamer
Pittsburgh
Kreamer
the Baptists
Herbert Williams
Lynchburg
John B. Williams
George Baker
Winchester
J. L. Carper
W.H. Brubaker
Alexander Jolliffe
A. M. Smith
Mozelle Carper
la Rue Murphy
Limeton
Evelyn Lewis
Luray
Effie Davis
William White
Stephens City
Ruth Berlin
Elizabeth Haypman
Gardner
Robert H
T. P. Jolliffe
Gilbert Cadwallader
Gaylord
Elmer Ritter
Joseph Ritter
John Ritter
Native herb saves bitten sailor on voyage to India
A ship bound for India faced a poisonous reptile bite that resisted early medical aid. An Indian medicine man arrived at port within a day and used a native herb to halt the poison, saving the man’s life. The ad endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a root and herb based remedy for women’s ailments.
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India
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Defiance Motor
Valley of
Virginia
B. B. Wright
Au'ities
Tri League Shoe Store
County Court House
Hicks Motor Company, Inc
FORD
Chevrolet
Sed Tekt
Ul Yestinghouse Union Battery Co
Westinghouse
Wabco O Special
H.R. Willis
Carver & McVicar
Market St
Headley Furniture .Co. Cabinet Makers
E. Germain
Winchester, Va
G. W. Dixon
Lecke
Reliance
BOYCE
Ironized Yeast Co. Dept
Atlanta, Ga
Hamberlaing
FAO
Shenandoah Valley League
Woodstock
Strasburg
Harrisonburg
Mt. Jackson
South Main St
Chapman’s Auto
Ft. Loudoun
Southern France Company, Inc
Bristol
Peyton St
North Kent St
N. Braddock
Man and Son
Care Star Office
W. Piccadilly St
Eastman
Kodak
Pathology Laboratory
Star
Star Office
Washington St
Munson
Robert M. Ward
S. Washington St
Chapman’s
House of Candymakers
Walnut St
Philadelphia
S. L. Fahnestock
Pughtown Pike
Zemo
Garber’s Quality
Garber
Garber Mfg. Company, Inc
C. E. Garber, Mer
Fordsor
Bodetroit
Chapman
Braddock St
Postoffice
Jessie Hillyard
E. Water Street
the People’s Drug Co., Inc
North Main St
Little Joe’s
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