Rev Neff Starts Annual Vacation from Market Street Church
The Rev. J. Luther Neff pastor of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church left today for a three week vacation. He travels with Mrs Neff and their two sons Bobbie and Paul. They will visit relatives in Gordon Schuylkill county Pa and Rolland Park Baltimore before teaching a Bible class at Emory Grove Camp Meeting.
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J. Luther Neff
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Neff
Gordon
Schuylkill County
Neff
John Frisch
Roland Park
Baltimore
Emory Grove
Mrs Russell Returns From Jersey Visit
Mrs. Florence Russell, who stayed with her son in Newark, New Jersey, since last fall, returned Friday night to her South Cameron street home. She will be joined soon by Mrs. Schmidt and her son Joseph Jr., visiting Dickerson Maryland. Mrs. Walter R Abel joins husband in Biarritz France after visiting Baltimore.
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Russell
Jersey
Florence Russell
Joseph Schmidt
Newark
N. J
South Cameron Street
Walter R. Abel
Decatur H. Miller
Baltimore
Biarritz
France
Abell
Vernon Miller
Alfred Mills
Europe
Paris
Pittsburgh Family to Visit Local Resident Tomorrow
Mr. Horace Davis of Pittsburgh will arrive here tomorrow to spend time with Mrs. Davis and their son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Davis
Pittsburgh, Pa
Tomorow
Mrs. Davis
Local residents and visitors noted in Stephens City notices
Mr Roy Richards spends time in Norfolk on business Miss Bernice Henshall and Miss Philo mena L aren take annual vacations for two weeks Miss May Grove of Strasburg visits Stephens City guests Mr and Mrs A W Dean Mrs A A McKay of Baltimore visits Glenburnie friends Mr S B Williams of Martinsburg guest of Mr and Mrs C S Lowry Lowry manages local J C Penney store Oscar Brown family return from Strasburg Rev Joseph Duckwell Blair Sheetz and Godfrey Miller travel to Massanetta Springs couples visit Gettysburg concentration of local social notices
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Natural Bridge
Asheville
N.C
Alexandria
North
Washington Street
George H. Grimm
Elwood Grimm
George Ritter
A. T. Ritter
Alma
Helen
Burnetta Ritter
James Ritter
Winchester
Amy Ritter
Baltimore
Floyd Ritter
Aurora Hills
Daisy Brewer
Herbert Harmer
James R. King
Helen King
Richard and David King
Dunn Loring
Richard Stremer
A. T. King
Robert King
Ballsot
Julius King
Edward Brown
Josephine Brown
Culpeper
Joseph Lennon
Virginia Lanhan
Washington
Sara Jenkins
Maude Williams
Conley Anderson
Wichester
Veterans’ Bureau
May Grove
Strasburg, Va
Mrs
A. W. Dean
Stephens City
A. A. McKay
Glenburnie
S. B.williams
J. C. Penny
Martinsburg
W. Va
C. S. Lowry
Lowry
Miss Affleck Returns to Harrisonburg for College
Miss Eula Afffeck returns to Harrisonburg Virginia to resume studies at State Teachers College after a weekend visit at the W A Affleck home on the Valley Pike. A W Finfrock travels from Springfield Ohio after attending his sister Lillie Finfrock's funeral. Capt and Mrs Edward Darwell drive to Rockport Massachusetts to stay months with his mother and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Afffeck
Harrisonburg
The
State Teachers College
W. A. Affleck
Valley Pike
A. W. Finfrock
Springfield, Ohio
Miss Lillie Finfrock
Edward Darwell
Rockport, Mass
Pirates finally overtake Reds in National League scramble
In New York on July 25 the Pirates moved into first place in the National League a day after six clubs remained tightly clustered, with six games separating the pace setting Pirates from the Giants and Robins. The Yankees led the American League by nine games over the Indians, while Washington trailed Cleveland by three. The Braves beat the Reds twice, the Athletics endured a seven game slide, and the Browns beat Boston to join Detroit in the American leaders with six wins and two losses.
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New York
Pirates
Giants
Robins
Yankees
Indians
Cleveland
Washington
Reds
Braves
Boston
Mackmen
Athletics
Bugaboo
Tris Speaker
Tris Speaker’s Tribe
St. Louis
Browns
Boston Sned Sox
Tygers
Industry At Peak In U S In 1925
Washington notes industry and commercial activity in 1925 reached the highest levels in U S history apart from abnormal years. The Commerce Department year book says gains came from sustained efficiency in industry and commerce and that agriculture in 1925 showed some improvement over 1924 despite prior price slump in farm products.
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Washington
Ued States
Merce
Bod Clares
Inj
River Bank Sinks Near Mississippi City
A debris filled collapse near the Mississippi River in Memphis on July 5 damaged the W Side Coal Company structures and elevators, with a damage estimate of 350000 dollars. A mass of earth and water sank 50 feet, burying sections of the riverfront and tumbling everything into wreckage. No ground entered the river. A coal company building sank but remained damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Mississippi
Bury
W Side Coal Company
Caus
Coal Company
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Shaw & Shaw Lawyers
Fairmont
Victor H. Shaw
Harry Shaw
John Robinson
Canton
Ohio
Board of Education
State OF New York Executive Chamber
Albany
Alfred E. Smith
Harrisburg
Penna
Jaclson
A Circus
Premier Trained
Wild Animal Circus OF Universe
P. T. Barnum
Rockefellers
Garys
Robinson
Barnum
Plattsburgh
N. Y
Daily Press
Kiwanis
the Kiwanis Club
Mount Clemens
Michigan
John Robinson’s Circus
Detroit
Mt. Clemens
Kiwanis Club
John Robinson Circus
Paul W. Schanker
Pres
Toledo (Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Carrie Virginia Croson
Perry Clinton Ritter
William Edward Dunn
Dunn
Teresa
George Warfield
Norman C. Lanham
Gladys
Lucille Lanham
Alma Virginia Ritter
William S. Hammond
Robert Wolf
Howard Lanham
Julius
Borough Croson
Evandale
Frederick County
Wythe Street
Charles Grant
Berryville
Hattie Stover
G. W. Stover
Winchester Memorial Hospital
North Avenue
Miss. Stover
Harry Grim
Cumberland, Md
H. N. Stephenson
Lucy Strosnider
Sample Shoe Store
Clyde DeHart
Portsmouth
W. R. Bailey
E. C. Hewlett
G. R. Johnston
Lynchburg, Va
G. F. House
Gruen Guild
Gruen Straptision
Mrs. B. ©. Jones
Preston and
Prindle Jones
Huntington, W. Va
R. B. Brown
North Loudgun Street
Roy Richards
Norfolk, Va
Bernice Henshall
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Philomena lLaren
Oscar Brown
Joseph Duckwell
Messrs
Blair Sheetz
Godfrey Miller
Massanetta Springs
Carl Oyler and
Herbert Oyler
Gettysburg, Pa
Taylor Hahn
South Loudoun
Smith
Dren
Hoffman Park
Mrs. Smith
Knickerbocker Press
U.S
Mempk
Ingersoll
Waterbury
Reliance
M. B. Clowe
Mons
Mhnagnille
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