Social and Personal School Children Enjoy Picnic
A Centenary Reformed Daily Vacation School group led by Rev. F. M. Casselman and Kathryn Allebach held a day picnic at Goghey Woods with about 75 children. They dined well and slept on the grounds, returning home refreshed. The Bible school will close next week with notable progress reported by Casselman and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Reformed
Goghey and Woods
F. M. Casselman
Kathryn Allebach
Casman
Mr. Casselman
West Virginia Official Visits Winchester on College Building Talks
Mr J Walter Barnes prominent West Virginia resident and State Board of Control member spent several days in Shepherdstown with college authorities discussing a physical education building for the normal school. He arrived in Winchester to visit his sister Mrs Charlie L Robinson on North Market Street. Barnes, based in Charleston, formerly federal fuel administrator for the mountain state during World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Walter Barnes
West Virginia
Sheprdstown
Shepherd College
Winchester
Charlies L. Robinson
North Market Street
Barnes
Charleston
State Board of Control
Mountain State
Engagement of Miss Julia Davis to Mr. Adams
A London cablegram reports the engagement of Miss Julia McDonald Davis daughter of John W Davis former ambassador to Great Britain to William McMillan Adams of Boston Mass The wedding is planned for October at Locust Valley New York Mr Adams holds the military cross for service in France during the war He survived the Lusitania sinking after hours in the water his father died in the disaster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Julia McDonald Davis
John W. Davis
Great Britain
William McMillan Adams
Boston
Mass
Locust Valley
N. Y
Davis
Wiss Davis
E. H. McDonald
Media
Jefferson County
Adams
France
Wedded At Kernstown
Announcement of the marriage of Raymond Bayliss and Virginia Patterson, Fredrick County families, performed by Rev. T H Daffin at the Pequot Memorial Presbyterian Church manse Kernstown after an eight o clock ceremony. The couple will reside at Chambersville where they are highly regarded by friends.
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Kernstown
Raymond Bayliss
Virginia Paterson
Frederick County
T. H. Daffin
Pequon
Bayliss
Chambersville
Mrs. Bush Is Improved After Runaway Horse Incident
Mrs. D. J. Bush, daughter of Mrs. William Weirman near Winchester, was thrown from a buggy by a runaway horse near Charles Town last Saturday. She suffered a severely fractured wrist and multiple cuts and bruises but is not likely to have severe long term effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
D. J.bush
Charles Town
William Weirman
Winchester
Mr and Mrs Arthur Robinson Move to New Home on Stewart Street
Arthur Robinson and his wife moved into a newly built home on South Stewart Street near Handley School this week. Mrs Robinson’s brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Percy Bean and their daughter arrived from Carlisle, Pennsylvania for a short visit.
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Arthur Robinson
South Stewart Street
Stewart Street
Handley School
Camp party to be hosted at Capon River lodge
Mr Marshall Baker will host a camping party of about 35 young people at his Capon River lodge starting this evening and lasting into next week. Guests were transported to the camp by automobile and will be chaperoned by Mrs Hunter H McGuire Mrs Charles Ridgely White Mrs Ab Ney Payne from Charleston WV and Miss Frances Peyton Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Baker
Capon River
Hunter H. ‘McGuire
Charles Ridgely White
Abney Payne
Charleston
W. Va
Frances Peyton Page
Koontz Couple Moves to New West Pall Mall Home
Mr and Mrs C E Koontz move from Cooper Apartments on East Piccadilly to a new West Pall Mall Street residence near Handley School grounds. Koontz, once county agent, now leads management of National Fruit Product Company plants in the area.
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Koontz
C. E. Koontz
Cooper Apartments
East Piccadilly Street
West Pall Mall Street
Handley School
National Fruit Product Company
Kiwanis Club to Hear Dr Voschell oncrippled children
Members of the Kiwanis Club meet Monday at 7 30 p m in the Handley Library lecture hall. Dr Voschell of the University of Virginia will show films on work for crippled children. President Barton to appoint a committee with Rotary to plan the project in cooperation with university authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Handley Library
Voschell
University ,of Virginia
Empire Theater
Rotary Club
Barton
Rotary
R. Gray Wiliams
Mrs Buckley Returns From Virginia Visit
Mrs. Frank L. Buckley arrives back after a trip to Front Royal Virginia to visit her mother Mrs John Strickler and is accompanied home by her brother Mr William Strickler for a family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Buckley
John Strickler
Front Royal
William Strickler
Hospital News Notes on Local Recoveries
Mr. H. D. Robinson recently underwent appendectomy at Memorial Hospital and is reported by friends to be making satisfactory recovery. Mr. William H. Brown of Orndorft's ...
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H. D. Robinson
Memorial Hospital
Friends Today
William H. Brown
Orndorft’s
Local Social Notes From Washington Street Area
Mrs. J. W. Steele and family visit in Washington with Judge A. A. Steele of the Probation Court while relatives plan stays in Lexington Charlottesville and Richmond Virginia. Miss Therese Lynch from University of Pennsylvania Hospital Vacationing with parents in town. Mrs. William L. Poston and daughter Esther Ritter return from Mannington and Elkins visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thresa Lynch
University É
Pennsylvania” Hospital
Philan
Maurice M. Lynch
South
Washington Street
William L. Poston
Esther Ritter
Floyd McClure
Mannington
W.va
Charles D. Baker
Elkins
W. Va
Winds of Tomorrow and Rambling Notions Note
A collage of quotations on weather, health, personal insight, art, and science. It threads public figures and snippets about electricity, diamonds, aviation, insurance, and philosophy, ending with reflections on price and value from W Sylvester.
Tuberculosis in Hogs Killed in 1922
The United States Department notes 7 and 5,640,061 hogs showed lesions from tuberculosis in 1922 while infected hogs mainly trace to diseased cattle through feed and milk. Massive losses occurred as pork condemned for human consumption, prompting an eradication drive that by March 1923 had certified over 24,000 herds free of cattle tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Staten Department
Federal Planeted
Soybeans With Corn Do Not Lessen Yield
Ohio experiment station results over three years show soybeans with corn raise yields. When hogged down, each acre produced 180 pounds more forage than corn alone. For silage, corn and soybeans yielded 11.2 tons per acre versus 8.2 tons for corn alone, especially profitable in wet seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Acre
Advantages of Motor Trucks in Corn Belt
The U S Department of Agriculture presents Farmers' Bulletin 1314 by Tolley and Church reporting on over 500 Corn Belt farmers with motor trucks. It details truck sizes, operating costs, hauling data, and pros and cons to guide farm profitability decisions. Copies available from the Agriculture Department in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Bulletin
Corn Belt
H. R. Tolley
I. M. Church
Division of Agricultural Engineering
Washington
San Jose Scale Pest Attracting Attention
The San Jose scale pest is spreading across states including Rhode Island Ohio Georgia Indiana Illinois Idaho Texas New Mexico. Lime sulfur spray is urged by the Agricultural Department to control infestations in orchards with high unsprayed scale. In Idaho heavy infestations threaten Snake River areas and nearby fruit, currant, pear, cherry and rose plants.
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San Jose
Rhode, Island
Ohio
Georgia
Indiana
Ilinois
Idaho
New Mexico
Carefroe Star Department of
Bureau of Entomology
Snake River
Emmett
Parma
Boise
Garden profits boost farm returns and front-door markets
The article argues that a well managed garden can almost support a family and yield surplus produce for sale. It notes many farmers overlook the garden though it is highly profitable on the average farm and mentions a front-door market as a viable selling option with people traveling to buy.
Hamilton Holt on League of Nations at Virginia
Hamilton Holt discussed the League of Nations at the University of Virginia during the Institute of Government and Citizenship. He criticized U S democracy under oligarchies, praised League aid to Albania, and warned that Wall Street backing did not prove the League serves a world-finance agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Walker Pag
Institute of Economics
Institute of Government and Citizenship
University of Virginia
Division of Extension
Virginia
E. TI. A Crruthers
University
Frank Bain
E. J. Woodhouse
Smith College
State Commission On Taxation
Page
Woodhouse
United States
Holt
Melntire
League of Nations
Washington
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilon
Mr. Holt
League I
al ‘Bania
League
Austria
Russia
New York
America
Thig
Wall Street
Fragmented historical notes on germ transmission and zinc use
A collage of excerpted phrases discusses innovation and wisdom, mentions foot-and-mouth disease spread by birds and currents, and notes zinc’s long history of use from early manufacture in Bristol to modern adoption. The text blends misread words with scattered facts in a dated, fragmentary style.
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Charles Town Hospital
Lysone
Carl Vee
Staunton
Wala Ure
O O'Leary
Mr. Barnes
Miss Davis
Capon
Kutomdbile
Lexington
Charlottesville
Richmond,Va
J. W. Steele
Midawere
A. A. Steele
Probation Court
Braine
David Lloyd George
Harry’ W. Overstreet
Daubins
Mr. Crableigh
England
Cardinal Wolsey
Jack Hyiton
Price
Sylvester
Tonge
Igs
Hamilton Holt
U, VA
Hopewell, Va
Tubize Artificial Silk .Co. of America
Hopewell
Lindeman
Neeceshin
Goerte
Bristol
Watt
Paenin
Nts
W. C. Plus Co. Agency
Airdale Pups
Airdale
J. H. Brumback
THE
Edwin A. Alderman
Archit
Sity
Hamburger’s
N. Main St
Os Bee Ladies
Gingham
Percale
Kitty Clot
Calico
Wndows
Nathanson CO
North Main St
Winchester, Va
the League Shoe Store
R. M. Swimley
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