Rev R E Stenneth to preach at Mann Church
Rev R E Stenneth of Washington will preach at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening at John Mann Church East Gork street and provide information about Sunday school work. The public is invited especially youth from other city churches. Sunday school session will begin at 10:30 am and be followed by 11 am preaching. Evening service at 8 will be conducted by Wisconsin? Sars Radi Neha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Stenneth
Washington
Washington Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
John Mann
East Gork Street
Tor
Wisons Neevany Sars Radi Neha
Mortons Fruit Exchange protests Western Maryland rate hike
The Mortons Fruit Exchange filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission a protest against proposed refrigeration charge increases by the Western Maryland Railroad set to take effect August 10. The exchange argues the schedule is unreasonable since no similar increases are sought elsewhere and refrigeration charges were never meant to be revenue producers. If unresolved, the exchange plans to amplify its position before the commissioner.
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Martinburg
W. Va
Mortons , Fruit Exchange
Idtorate Commerce Commission
Western Maryland
Wreck Victims Improve After Kernstown Collision
The automobile crash near Kernstown on Wednesday left Franklin Jeans of Brunswick and Mrs. Alberta Mahler of Point of Rocks in stable condition with a fractured leg and sprained ankle, while Viola Sterling has left the hospital.
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Kernstown
Viola Sterling
Franklin Jeans
Brunswick
Alberta Mahler
Point-of-Rocks
R Jeans
Mahler
Three Notable Features in Next Sunday World Magazine
The July 22 issue highlights Dr. Conwell who gave away 11 million dollars, Peggy Hopkins Joyce and the international beauty, and Rev. Clinton Wunder’s role in building a million dollar skyscraper. Five other stories and articles complete the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday World
Conwell
Peggy Hopkins Joyce
Clinton Wunder
Eee Eet 10 Cents Shades Git Brief Note
A fragmented clipping mentions prices and items read as ten cents, possibly referring to shades and a window. Names and clear facts are unreadable.
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Ares
Sia Mess Goran
Town Scandal Spotlighted in Feat Theatre Chorus
A review highlights Town Scandal as a witty and lively act revealing backstage life. The piece showcases clever lines and engaging performances from a chorus at the Feat theatre with several other episodes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feat Theatre
Jail Escape Leads Hampshire County Police Manhunt
William Siger, twenty six, escaped from Romney jail after digging his way out. He stands six feet tall, weighs 180 pounds, with brown curly hair and a fair complexion. He wore gray trousers blue coat and a wool hat. A $50 reward is offered for his apprehension.
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J.B. Saville
Hampshire County
W. Va
William Siger
Romney
Siger
Centenary Reformed Church Plans Sunday Services
Centenary Reformed church announces Sunday school at 9.45 a.m. for children in primary and junior departments. Morning service at 11 a.m. features sermons for both children and adults on The Sacred and the Secular. Evening service at 7 o'clock will be brief and cheerful with a sermon from the series on God’s great outdoors.
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Centenary Reformed Caged
Owsnday
Will Probated for William H. Light in West Virginia
The will of William H. Light of Jefferson County West Virginia probate after death at a brother's home in Frederick County Virginia. He leaves his estate to his widow Lucy M. Light for life with care for their children until they reach twenty one. Mrs Light is authorized to sell the Middleway farm and reinvest proceeds if better for all concerned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Light
Jeffrson County
W. Va
Middleway
White ‘Hal
Frederick County
Lucy M. Light
For Rent Furnished Room at Fort Loudoun Seminary
Furnished room available for rent until September 16 in Fort Loudoun Seminary. Building classified as class 6 20 and department listed. Suitable for tourists seeking short term accommodation in the area.
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Rnt
Fort Loudoun
B. M. ‘Sullivan
Boy Scouts Go Monday On Annual Camp
The Boy Scouts Troop 1 will depart Monday for a ten day Cedar Creek camp. High McKee Chis Hockman and Fred Stine will supervise. any letters or cakes should be delivered to Cooper Merchandise. The camp, 17 miles from Winchester, begins with a strict schedule of reveille, drill, swimming, life saving, and campcraft instruction.
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Cedar Creek
High McKee
Chis Hockman
Fred Stine
Stoutmaster Cooper
Linbaugh
Saves
Hollis
Cooper
Cooper Merchandise, and Oil Company
W. S. White
Graham Rosenberger
Scouis
Winchester
Pflaster Case Postponed in Virginia Hearing
In Lurksburg Virginia on July 21 the case of George E Pflaster Jr charged with assaulting Albert Ashby near Bluemont on July 5 was postponed as Ashby’s attending physician required him at home. Magistrate Tyler planned to reschedule with Commonwealth's Attorney Connor for the state. Pflaster remains at large on bond.
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Lersburg
George E. Pflaster, Jr
Bert Ashby
Bluemont
Tylér
Purenlléville
Ashby
Commonwealth
Connor
Exis
Bend
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Roy Smithing
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L. W. McCormick
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Fairmont Ave
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Pabligy Limited
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