Bride of Matthew W. Jones at Clarke County Ceremony
Miss Ethel Caroline Fishpaw wed Matthew W. Jones in a mid summer service at Oak land Farm Clarke county with about 100 guests. Rev Harry V Wheel er officiated. The couple will reside at Woodside Clarke county after August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew W. Jones
Oakland Farm
Charles W. Fishpaw
Clarke County
Ethel Caroline Fishpaw
Berryville
Jones
Elizabeth Fishpaw
Bernard Jones
Harry V. Wheeler
Romney
W. Va
Moorefield
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Lynchburg
Clarkeounty
Eli Fishpaw
Sherman Wageley
Edith Light
Baltimore
Edward Gensheimer
Julian Wageley
Florence Wageley
Washington
John H. Light
Nancy Light
Margaret Wheeler
W.va
Harry Cross
New York
Walter Fishpaw
Nelson Fishpaw
Catherine Lemley
Middletown
Dorothy de Moreland
Philadelphia
W. G. Curtis
Sign Pine
R. P. Gray
Willing Workers Visit Parsonage Furnishings Donation
The Willing Workers Bible Class of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South, Martinsburg, visited the Shannondale Methodist Episcopal Church South parsonage. Captain Rosenberger presented a $50 check for parsonage furnishings during a social hour, part of a continuing charitable effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Church
Willing Workers
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Shannondale Methodist Episcopal Church
John H. Rosenberger
Robert Dewitt
Charles. Keller
Cecil Bailey
Mollie Haynes
J. W. Smith
Walter Shryock
K N Club Hosts Swimming Party and Picnic
K N Club members enjoyed a swimming party at Strasburg followed by a picnic at Endless Caverns. About thirty guests attended. Mrs Upton Dorsey returns to North Market street after visiting Washington. Miss Orra J Turner of Baltimore visits uncle Mr L C Janney on North Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. N. Club
Strasburg
Endless Caverns
Upton Dorsey
Josephine Sydenstricker
Washington
North Market Street
Orra J. Turner
Baltimore
Mrs Jenkins to depart for European tour from Baltimore
Mrs. Jenkins of Baltimore visits Mr and Mrs William H Reed in the city then leaves Monday for Baltimore to begin a European tour. She will sail August 12 on the Republic in New York and will spend the next three years in Paris and touring the old country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
William Jenkins
Baltimore
William
H. Reed
New York
Republic
U. S
Paris
Old Country
Winchester People On An Outing In Berkeley
Winchester residents led a social outing to Martinsburg where they dined with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ramsburg and later joined by additional Martinsburg guests including Irene Canto Inez Ramsburg Beulah Ramsburg Mrs Paul Shipper Charles Brown and Merton Snapp Kenneth Knode and others from Martinsburg and Shepherdstown for a refreshing afternoon at Big Eddy's dam with swimming and pleasant company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Berkeley
Vernon R. Engle
Emma Miller
Ramsburg
Martinsburg
8. C. Ramsburg
C. H. Ramsburg
Big Eddy
Martinsburg Evening Journal
Sunshine Club Presents Check For Beneficiary Donation
A report notes the Winchester church Sunshine Club presenting a ten dollar check to support the same purpose as a prior donation, highlighting ongoing charitable assistance from church groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Sunshine Club
Evans Host Birthday Dinner for Marie Evans
Mr and Mrs T J Evans hosted a birthday dinner Sunday honoring their daughter Marie Evans on her fourteenth birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Leroy Triggs and their son Robert of Vancleresville West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Triggs
Robert
Vancleresville
W. Va
T. J. Evans
Marie
Bradfield and Kearnes Engagement Not Yet Set
Mr and Mrs J E Bradfield of Upperville Loudoun county Virginia announce the engagement of their daughter Corinne to Mr George W Kearnes No wedding date has been set yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kearnes
J. E. Bradfield
Upperville
Loudoun County
Ter
Corinne
George W. Kearnes
Memorial Notes Show Local Patients at Hospital
Mrs S W Hisey of Edinburg is a patient for removal of tonsils. Mrs Minnie Laren, formerly a patient, returned home today on Main Street. Mr I L Carver underwent an operation this morning, condition satisfactory. Mr Howard O Fallon of Millwood is a patient. Miss Frances Phert of Clearbrook was operated on this morning for removal of tonsils and is doing nicely. Samuel Brady of Front Royal is noted. Dr Locke of Woodstock, long a patient here, has improved condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial
S. W. Hisey
Edinburg
Minnie Laren
Main Street
I. L. Carver
Howard O'Fallon
Millwood
Frances Phert
Clearbrook
Samuel Brady
Front Royal
Locke
Woodstock
Overnight Guests at The Jack Hotel
Overnight guests at The Jack Hotel include J W Barnitz of New Oxford and a party from Columbus and Dayton, with H M Swindler family, Mrs J W Harlee of Dayton, J B Ferguson party from Augusta, George H Lemon and wife, Charles D Wood of McKeesport, Mrs M T Herbert and Miss Alice E Ford and A J Herbert of Richmond, and the Schuman and Robinson couples from Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
J. W. Barnitz
New Oxford
J. A. Cashmere
Columbus
H. M. Swindler
Dayton
J. W. Harlee
Ferguson
Augusta
George H. Lemon
Charles D. Wood
McKeesport
M. T. Herbert
Alice E.ford
A. J. Herbert
Richmond
A. Schuman
R. Robinson
Philadelphia
Dance Invitation For George Washington Hotel Event
Invitations were issued for a dance at the George Washington Hotel next Thursday evening in July under Mr. Paul Dunham. Music will be by Joe Verzi's Southern Dominoes starting at 8 30 and ending around 12 30 or 1. Chap erones include Mrs Paul Tomney Mrs John P Lamb Mrs Frank Gear ing Mrs Carlin Gray Mrs Joseph B Newlin and Mrs Amos Shryock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
George Washington Hotel
Paul Dunham
Joe Verzi
Southern Dominoes
Paul Tomney
John P. Lamb
Frank Gearing
Carlin Gray
Joseph B. Newlin
Amos Shryock
Guerrants Visit Buena Vista Farm Near Stephens City
Mr and Mrs C L Guerrant of Roanoke Virginia visit the latter s parents Mr and Mrs McCartney at Buena Vista Farm near Stephens City Mrs Guerrant is president of the Thursday Morning Music Club of Roanoke and recently returned from a seven week tour to Portland Oregon Skagway Alaska and points in Canada as the club s representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guerrant
Buena Vista Farm
C. L Guerrant
Roanoke
McCartney
Beuna Vista Farm
Stephens City
Roanoke Securities Corporation
Portland
Oreg
Skagway
Alaska
Canada
Miss Tyler Returns From Visit to Miss Gold
Miss Mary Tyler left yesterday afternoon for her home in Salem Virginia after visiting Miss Frances Gold in this city. She was accompanied by Miss Gold and the hosts were the Rev and Mrs Frank A Tyler. The trip was by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Tyler
Miss Gold
Mary Tyler
Frances Gold
Salem
Frank A. Tyler
Minnehaha Council To Entertain Visitors
Minnéhaha Council No 1 Degree of Pocahontas hosts Miss Emma Brook and Mrs J W Mustain of Danville as guests at the July 27 meeting at 8 p m. After business, refreshments will be served and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnehaha Council
Minnéhaha Council No. 1
Degree of Pocahontas
Emma Brook
Wampum
J. W. Mustain
Danville
Mr J H Robertson Visits Town Briefly
Mr J E Robertson a well known J and H Goodwig apple exporter who has spent much of the summer in Detroit is here on a short business trip arriving last evening and will return to that city in a day or two Mr and Mrs Robertson formerly Miss Katherine Snider daughter of Mr and Mrs William B Snider expect to come here about August 15 for the fall and winter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Robertson
J. E. Robertson
H. Goodwig
Detroit
Mich
Robertson
Katherine Snider
William B. Snider
Mrs Clyde Dehart Visits Sisters in Portsmouth
Mrs Clyde Dehart, guest of her sisters in Portsmouth Virginia, will return here early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Dehart
Portsmouth
Kaw resident Miss Lillian Brill visits city
Miss Lillian Brill of Kaw Oklahoma visits the city, staying for a period as she conducts various personal engagements and social activities during her stay.
Pauline Shoop Hosts Visit to Old Sweet Springs
Miss Pauline Shoop departed for Old Sweet Springs to be the guest of Miss Kathryn Bellas, sharing a social visit and hospitality in the resort community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Shoop
Old Sweet Springs
Kathryn Bellas
Miss Shoop Led Local Orchestra Last Season
Miss Shoop taught the town orchestra last season and won affection. Miss Nannie Purcell drove to Luray today to visit the caverns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Shoop
Nannie Purcell
Luray
Caverns
Wingfield and Grim Leave for Riverdale and Washington
Mrs. Harry H. Wingfield and Miss Pearl Grim departed for Riverdale Maryland and Washington to spend the weekend with friends, traveling together for the short trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Wingfield
Miss Gertrude Schneider and Ella Rudolph Visit Baltimore
Miss Gertrude Schneider and her niece Ella Jackson Rudolph departed this morning for Baltimore to visit relatives and spend the weekend with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Schneider
Ella Jackson Rudolph
Baltimore
Mrs Noonan and daughters visit country friends
Mrs Mack Noonan and her daughter Miss Elizabeth Noonan spend the day with friends in the country, joined by Miss Virginia Wood for a countryside outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Noonan
Elizabeth Noonan
Virginia Wood
Miss Hilda Giese Visits Washington as Guest
Miss Hilda Giese spends her vacation in Washington traveling as a guest of friends visiting notable sites and staying with local acquaintances during her stay in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Giese
Washington
Couple Returns After Visit With Richmond Friends
Mrs. and Mrs. E. H. Coyer of this city have returned home after spending time with friends in Richmond. Mr. Coyer is the manager of Woolworth's store here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Coyer
Richmond
Mr. Coyer
Woolworth's
Virginia Children's Home Society official departs city
Mrs. K P Phillips, special secretary of the Children's Home Society of Virginia, who has been in the city for several days in the society's interest, left this morning for her home in Richmond. She stayed with Mrs. Franck Baker during her visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P. Phillips
The
Children’s Home Society of Virginia
Richmond
Phillips
Summit Point Social Visit Returns Home
Miss Louise Withers of Summit Point, guest of Miss Rosalie Cox of West Clifford Street, returned this morning to her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Withers
Summit Point
Rosalie Cox
West Clifford Street
Miss Eleanor Chiles Heads to Washington with Friends
Miss Eleanor Chiles of Kernstown is spending the day in Washington with friends and plans to return home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Chiles
Kernstown
Washington
Mr Allen Davidson Visits Newport News Sister
Mr Allen Davidson of Newport News is visiting his sister Mrs David Wingerter on North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Davidson
Newport News
David Wingerter
North Market Street
Revered guests visit Stephens City hosts
Rev and Mrs C Sydenstricker join Mr and Mrs Mack Carbaugh at their Stephens City home. Sydenstricker formerly served as pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church South there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Sydenstricker
Mack Carbaugh
Stephens City
Mr. Sydenstricker
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Local figures vacation at Shenandoah bungalow near Millwood
Mr and Mrs Douglas O Connell Mr and Mrs Eugene Davis Miss Kathryn Barnett Mrs John Summers Miss Constance Buckley and Messrs Kenneth Rice and Edward Kremer spend the weekend at the bungalow of Messrs Davis and Rice along the Shenandoah river near Millwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas O’connel
Eugene Davis
Kathryn Barnett
John Summers
Constance Buckley
Kenneth Rice
Edward Kremer
Messrs. Davis and
Rice
Shenandoah River
Millwood
Dr. C. B. Harlee Visits Wardensville for Business
Dr. C. B. Harlee is spending a few days in Wardensville West Virginia on professional business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Harlee
Wardensville
W. Va
Misses Belle and Willie Chipley Guests in Step hens City
Misses Belle and Willie Chipley of Lynchburg Virginia are visiting Mrs. W W McLeod at her home in Stephens City, remaining as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle
Willie Chipley
Lynchburg, Va
W. W. McLeod
Stephens City
Salem guest Mary Tyler leaves with Frances Gold
Miss Mary Tyler of Salem Virginia, guest of Mrs Phil H Gold on North Braddock Street, departs this morning for home accompanied by Miss Frances Gold who will be her guest for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tyler
Salem, Va
Phil. H. Gold
North Braddock Street
Frances Gold
Picnic trip to Lebanon Church from local couple
Miss Mary Lindamood and Mr. J F Bowman left today for Lebanon Church to attend the annual Sunday school picnic. They will be guests of Miss Lindamoods father Mr Isarel Lindamood at the event on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lindamood
J. F. Bowman
Lebanon Church
Miss Lindamood
Isarel Lindamood
Genaux Leaves for Harpers Ferry for Firm Interest
Mr. C. M. Genaux departed today for Harpers Ferry representing his firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Genaux
Harpers Ferry
Miss Cora McDonald Returns From Washington Visit
Miss Cora McDonald returns from Washington where she spent time visiting friends and exploring the capital.
Mrs Harrison and daughter visit Brunswick. son improving
Mrs J N Harrison and her daughter Miss Mable Harrison of Brunswick are in town to visit. Her son B W Harrison, a patient at Memorial Hospital, has been improving and is reported much better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Harrison
Mable Harrison
Brunswick
Harrison
B. W. Harrison
Memorial Hospital
Mrs Quirk Party Guests Among Local Residents
Mrs. Joseph Quirk and daughter from Norfolk arrive to visit Mrs. J. R. Darlington on North Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McFaden of Richmond, after visiting Harpers Ferry, stay with Rev. F. T. McFaden on North Brad dock Street before continuing to Richmond by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Quirk
Norfolk
Quirk
J. R. Darlington
North Main Street
W. A. McFaden
Richmond, Va
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
F. T. McFaden
North Braddock Street
Richmond
Mrs Spurr Returns Home from Washington Visit
Mrs. William D. Spurr who has been staying several days here returned last evening to her home in Washington. Miss Virginia Eustler left for Pocomoke Maryland to visit Mr. and Mrs. A G Merrill and was accompanied to Washington by Mrs. Frank Eutsler who will spend a few days visiting friends in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Spurr
Washington
Virginia Eustler
Pocomoke, Md
A. G. Merrill
Frank Eutsler
Mississippi guests view City home of Landis family
Mrs. E. R. Hodgson and her children Emerson and Sadie of Mississippi are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. P. J. Landis at their city residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Hodgson
Emerson and
Sadie
Mississippi
Mre. P. J.landis
Mr. Harry Harmer Attends Carnival in Strasburg Visit
Mr. Harry Harmer spent the day in Strasburg yesterday and returned last night to attend the carnival here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Harmer
Strasburg
Guests at the George Washington Hotel
Guests at the George Washington Hotel include Mr and Mrs A N Amphlett and Mrs W G Cartwright from Crockett Texas Mrs Mary B Atkinson and daughter Mrs Mary Woods of Wheeling West Virginia and Miss Jane Chapman of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Hotel
A. N. Amphlett
W. G. Cartwright Crocket
Texas
Mary B. Atkinson
Mary Woods
Wheeling
W. Va
Jane Chapman
Pittsburgh
Mr George Darst Returns to New York City
Mr George Darst, who has been the guest of Mr John Williams at his Amherst street home, returned today to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Darst
John Williams
Amherst Street
New York City
Kathleen Hack Returns Home From Visit in Green Spring Valley
Kathleen Hack returns to Spring Dale after a pleasant visit with her sister Mrs. A T Mussen at Green Spring Valley near Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Hack
Spring Dale
Mrs
A. T. Mussen
Green Spring Valley
Baltimore
Chamberlaine Family Returning Home After Visit
Mr and Mrs Henry Chamberlaine and son Paul of Keyser West Virginia have been visiting relatives in the city and will return home this evening after their motoring trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Chamberlaine
Gon. Paul
Keyser
W. Va
Miss Mollie Blakemore Visits Summer Friends
Miss Mollie Blakemore of St. Joseph Missouri arrived Wednesday evening for a visit with friends. She will spend the rest of the summer here and at Front Royal Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Blakemore
St. Joseph
Front Royal
Miss Betty Reiman Hack Visits Strasburg Aunt
Miss Betty Reiman Hack is spending a few days with her aunt Mrs Charles J Borum of Matin Hill Strasburg Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Reiman Hack
Mra
Charles J. Borum
Practical Guidelines to Keep Calves Growing Thriving calves through proper milk, feed, and care
Start with the dam for two to four days and provide colostrum, then feed two to five pounds of milk per day in three feedings. Introduce grain and hay at ten days, keep utensils clean, use skim milk gradually, and raise hay and grain after six to eight weeks. Ensure clean water, salt, lice protection, and ample roughage for steady growth.
Merchant Promises Better Service and Goods
Mickie states that merchants who use older columns will offer better service and goods once Norrliness is ready, promising improved quality. The item emphasizes competitive standards and market readiness amid local trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norrilness
Firemen's Quality Shows Urgently Seek City Aid
Local fire companies appeal for funding after council refuses support. Promote benefit events to raise money for equipment and operations. Citizens urged to attend charity shows to aid the fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
New Enforcement Program Delayed In Prohibition Era Move
Washington July 24 Officials said the present prohibition enforcement program will continue indefinitely with the planned reorganization postponed beyond August 1. Assistant Secretary Andrews and others involved have faced unexpected difficulties and delays in detailing the reorganization and choosing personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Andrews
Great Fire at Odense Harbor Fires raging in Denmark
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch reports a great fire in the new harbor at Odense Denmark. Four warehouses and several ships are endangered while thousands of tons of grain burn. Military forces have been deployed as the blaze spreads to coal stacks. falling warehouse walls hindered firefighting efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Exchange Telegraph Agency
Odense
Denmark
Little Hope Of Saving Miners In Tennessee Shaft
Chattanooga Tenn July 24 Advices from Roane county report eight miners entombed by a Roane Iron Company explosion. The entrance to Bryson's Dip Mine has been sealed and recovery efforts abandoned while a fire rages. Crews say the fire may burn out after a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chattanooga News
Roane
Bryson’s
Roane Iron Company
Egcue
First Christian Church Services Highlight Union Event
The First Christian Church will host morning services with Rev. J F Morgan speaking on The Source of Good Gifts at 11 a m and Sunday school at 9 45 a m led by Nelson F Ricards. No evening service due to union at Handley School at 7 p m. Annual business meeting set for 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
J. F. Morgan
Nic
Nelson F. Ricards
Handley School
Firemen's Quality Show Promises Fun and Support
Community event invites residents to attend a Firemen's Quality Show for entertainment and fundraising. Organizers stress that attendance helps support local firefighters financially while providing a enjoyable evening for guests.
Keystone State Labor Men Will Support Mine
Jamie H. Maurer president of the Pennsylvania federation of labor pledged support of the coal miners in the scale negotiations with mine owners. He arrived in Atlantic City and said his timing did not indicate a change in the scale situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone State
Associated Press
Atlantic City
Jamie H. Maurer
Favania Federation of Labor
SOC
Maurer
North Braod cabbage raiser claims season crown
Mrs James Crider of North Bradford Street is hailed as the community champion cabbage raiser. She weighs 114 pounds after trimming the head, and invites any gardener to surpass this record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crider
North Btaddock Street
Notice 10 Public My wife left bed and board debts
E. J. Baggerly of Winchester Vermont indicates responsibility for debts contracted by his wife who has left home. The public notice states he accepts obligation for her existing debts and separation.
Tourists Offer Free 6 Acre Camping Site
A fragment notes a free 6 acre camping site for ladies near the corner of Millwe Avenue and Front Royal Road. It mentions modern facilities and is dated 6-29. Further context is unclear but indicates a promotional notice related to a tourist group.
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Sample Ime Store Co
Shoe Valecs
Ethel Fishpaw
Allen KR
Emmert
Queen Street
Miss Bradfield
Lillian Brill
Kaw, Oklo
Bad Fisher
Denver
KINGS
Chamber, OF Commerce
Commission
Matt
Jeff
Rotarians
Cross
Pike's Peak
FAME
Ours
PIKE
Cora McDonald
Kremer Park
Mickie
Our City
New Dannish Harbor
Tennessee
First Christian Church Services
E. J. Baggerly
Front Royal Road
Lavan
Luke
Will
Mila
H. M. G. Hermes Haa
Malta
Hong Kong
China
Deanwer Lion Tamers Grill
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