Luther Royston Dies at 69 Near Shenandoah River
Luther L Royston 69 died at his home east of the Shenandoah River route 50 after a paralytic stroke two weeks earlier He was a Clarke county farmer and timber dealer Surviving are his wife Alma Smallwood three children by the second marriage Marshall Luther Jr and Joseph by the second wife and Lincoln and Mark W by his first wife Elsea Funeral services set for Mt Carmel church Clarke county with Rev C W Lloyd and Rev L L Schreck officiating Burial will follow in the adjoining cemetery
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Luther L. Royston
Shenandoah River
Clarke County
Thomas A
Ella Lee Royston
Mr. Royston
Alma Smallwood
Marshall
Luther, Jr
Joseph
Lincoln
Mark W
Elsea
Mt. Carmel Church
C. W. Lloyd
L. L. Schreck
Mrs. J. W. Shull Dies in Romney West Virginia
Mrs. J. W. Shull widow of Dr. J. W. Shull a Romney West Virginia physician died at her home yesterday. Funeral arrangements are not yet set but are planned for Saturday afternoon in Romney with Rev. S. J. Goode of Winchester and Rev. C. R. Line presiding. Mrs. Shull is the mother of Mrs. John Snarr Romney postmaster.
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J. W. Shull
Romney, W. Va
Romney
S. J. Goode
Winchester
C. R. Line
Rites Tomorrow For Mrs Amick
Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie Amick aged 58 widow of Luther Amick will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. from Wesley Chapel with Rev. Joseph Collis of Martinsburg officiating. Interment will follow in the adjoining cemetery. she died Tuesday at her Berkeley Springs home.
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Wesley Chapel
Hattie Amick
Luther Amick
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Jessie Boyd
Eliza Burton Boyd
Joseph Collis
Martinsburg
Europe Starving Continued From Page One
Reporter recounts postwar hardship in refugee camps near Marseille and Lisbon voyage of Mr Wright. Water safety, typhoid prevention, de lousing and nutrition surveys featured. Food shortages tame daily life with rationed horse meat potatoes scarce eggs cheese treasures and bread vanished. Women endure with needle and thread shortages as shops tax heavy. A reader asks about a Confederate double barreled cannon in Athens Georgia.
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Wright
Marseilles
Lisbon
New York
France
Moone’s Emerald Oil Promises Foot Relief
An old advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil for tired feet. It advises a hot foot bath, thorough drying, then rubbing a teaspoonful into the feet, twice daily, claiming quick relief from burning soreness and odor without staining.
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Moone
War News Sketches Smolensk Front and Moscow Threat
Report outlines German thrust into Smolensk rail axis with a spearhead nearing Moscow and a Russian counterattack south of the salient. It notes renewed use of political commissars and a Russian pledge to fight on behind the Ural mountains if Moscow falls, stressing stalwart will over material losses.
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Smolensk
Moscow
Bobruisk
Stalin Line
Leningrad
Kiev
Berlin
Ural Mountains
Darden Considers Full Term If Chosen Governor
Darden pledges a full term if elected and outlines emergency funding. He proposes using a large portion of the 6 million dollar treasury surplus as a contingency fund for future downturns. He backs stabilizing the Literary Fund and using accruals for teachers pensions while preserving building needs. He mourns Henry G. Shirley, noting his high impact on Virginia’s highway system.
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Darden
General Assembly
Virginia
Mr. Darden
Treasury
Literary Fund
Teachers Pension Fund
Shirley
Norfolk
Henry G. Shirley
United States
Richard Hatcher's Brother Promoted To U.S. General
Brig. General Julian S. Hatcher, brother of Richard Hatcher, was promoted by President Roosevelt. He commands the Ordnance Training Center at Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland, overseeing ordnance personnel for tanks guns and ammunition. His career includes Naval Academy 1909, service on a battleship, Cuban Marines rifle training, and extensive ordnance commands.
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Roosevelt
Julian S. Hatcher
Ordnance Training Center
Aberdeen Proving Ground
General Hatcher
Maryland
U. S. Naval Academy
Navy
Cuba
Hatcher
Ordnance
Watervliet Arsenal
Ordnance Machine Gun
Baltimore
Third Corps
Prankford Arsenal
Small Arms Division
Washington
Chief of Ordnance
Funeral Services Conducted For Frank H. Babb
Funeral services were held in Keyser West Virginia for Frank H. Babb 67 father of Mrs Jennings Randolph wife of a West Virginia congressman. He died in University Hospital Baltimore after a one week illness. Babb was prominent in politics education banking and civil affairs in West Virginia and served as vice president of the University of West Virginia board of governors and as Keyser mayor. He was a cousin of Charles E Babb of Winchester.
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Keyser
W. Va
Frank H. Babb
Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
University Hospital
Baltimore
Bobb
Board of Governors
University of West Viginia
Babb
Charles E. Babb
Winchester
Notice of Nonresponsibility by Father for Daughter
Public notice from John H. Joy stating his daughter Mary Nell Joy left home without cause and he will not be responsible for any debt or incidents arising from her actions. Dated January 17, 1916.
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Mary Nell Joy
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