Market Street Methodist Picnic Invites Friends to Golightly Meadows
Social and Personal notice says the annual basket picnic of the Market Street Methodist Episcopal Sunday School will be held at Golightly's meadows tomorrow with rain contingency on Friday. Miss Georgiana Scheller of Plymouth Ind has returned home after visiting Mrs Laura Hilderbrand on South Market Street for three weeks.
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Market Street
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Golightly’s Meadows
Georgiana Scheller
Plymouth
Ind
Laura Hilderbrand
South Market Street
Miss Frye Returns From Baltimore Hospital
Miss Virginia Frye has recovered from surgery for an abscess at Howard A. Kelly Hospital in Baltimore. She returns to Wardensville West Virginia. She is connected to Shenandoah Valley families, being a great granddaughter of Martin F. Miley of Woodstock and a great niece of J Hawkins Orndorff of Stephens City. Relatives and friends in nearby counties rejoice at her recovery.
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Miss Frye
Baltimore Hospital
Virginia Frye
Howard A. Kelly Hospital
Baltimore
Wardensville
Wva
Shenandoah Valley
Martin F. Miley
Woodstock
J. Hawkins Orndorff
Stephens City
Ill Child of Rev Morgan Shows Improvement
Little Joseph Nelson Morgan two year old son of Rev. and Mrs J F Morgan has been quite ill for ten days but seems somewhat improved today.
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Joseph Nelson Morgan
J. F. Morgan
Belle Tearney Returns to Baltimore After Visit
Mrs. Belle Tearney, guest of her sister Mrs. Rose Snyder, returned to her Baltimore home this morning after a stay with the Snyder family.
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Belle Tearney
Rose Snyder
Baltimore
Davis family sails to Cricket Hill for three week stay
Mrs. C. A. Davis and her son left for Baltimore this morning to join their mother Mrs. W. E. Stephenson. They will travel by boat to Cricket Hill Maryland and spend the next three weeks there.
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C. A. Davis
Baltimore
W. E. Stephenson
Cricket Hill
Hoke Returns Home After Two Weeks in New York
Mr. W. N. Hoke of Strasburg returns home yesterday following a two week stay in New York City. He reports travel and experiences from the trip and expects to resume local duties soon.
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W. N. Hoke
Strasburg
New York
Mrs Sadie Vincent Visits for Son’s Adenoid Operation
Mrs Sadie Vincent of Stephens City spent the day here with her son who was operated on yesterday for tonsils and adenoids at Memorial Hospital.
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Sadie Vincent
Stephens City
Memorial Hospital
Miss Kramar Returns From Virginia Mountain Camp
Miss ae Kramar ends a ten day mountain camping trip near Markam Virginia and is returning tonight with a party of friends.
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Ae Kramar
Markam
Martinsburg Hosts Misses Clowser Guests of Littles
Misses Winifred and Blouise Clowser visit Mr and Mrs William Little in Martinsburg West Virginia staying as guests at their home during the social season.
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Winifred
Blouise Clowser
Mrs. William Little
Martinsburg, W. Va
Local visitors return home from Berryville and Winchester
Mr and Mrs Harry Carper of Baltimore recently visited friends in Berryville and Winchester and returned to their home yesterday.
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Harry Carper
Baltimore
Berryville
Winchester
Crowl Family Members Visit Hagerstown
Mr and Mrs Crowl and Mrs Crowl s mother Mrs Swank spent the day in Hagerstown at local sites and events.
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Mrs. Crowl
Mrs. Swank
Hagerstown
Crow Visiting Relatives in New Jersey Coast Towns
Mr Jack Crow is visiting relatives at Long Branch and Asbury Park in New Jersey.
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Jack” Crow
Long Branch
Asbury Park
New Jersey
Mrs Warren Baher Visiting Elkins Family Home
Mrs Warren Baher of Elkins West Virginia is visiting at the home of Mrs A L Whersole on South Market Street, attending a short stay with the host family.
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Mrs. Warren
Miss Adele Metg and Mrs Ruth Whitlock Sherrick Visit Friends
Miss Adele Metg and Mrs Ruth Whitlock Sherrick start a three week visit to friends in Montoursville New Jersey Philadelphia and New Orleans.
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Adele Metg
Ruth Whitlock Sherrick
Jeff
Montour
N. J
Philadelphia
New Or
Baltimore visitors spend day with friends in Shepherdstown
Mrs Mae Mort and Mrs Pauline Shanklin of Baltimore spent yesterday in Shepherdstown visiting friends and exploring the area.
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Mae. Mort
Pauline Shanklin
Baltimore
Shepherdstown
Mrs G L McCarty Visits Friends in Town and City
Mrs G L McCarty of Washington is visiting friends in this town and in Stephens City. She plans to stay for a few days and will be hosted by local residents during her visit.
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G. L. McCarty
Washington
Stephens City
Mr J Henkel Henry in Washington on business
Mr. J. Henkel Henry spent yesterday in Washington on business visiting officials and conducting matters related to his affairs.
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J. Henkel Henry
Washington
Ryland Conner Returns After Washington Business Trip
Mr. Ryland Conner has been in Washington for several days on business and returned home last evening.
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Mr. Ryland Conner
Washington
Mrs Dively Visiting Martinsburg Hawkins Family
Mrs Jack Dively of Martinsburg is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Nat Hawk ins on West Water Street for a few days.
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Jack” Dively
Martinsburg
Nat Hawkins
West Water Street
Resident Returns Home After Washington Visit
Mr Owens of Washington, a guest of Mr and Mrs C T Owens on West Clifford Street, returned to his home yesterday.
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Mr. Owens
Washington
Ill Mrs Guy Nelson Improves at National Avenue
Mrs. Guy Nelson who has been very ill at her home on National avenue is slightly improved today.
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Guy Nelson
National Avenue
Miss Selina Crone to Return Home in Two Weeks
Miss Selina Crone, guest of her sisters near town, will travel this morning to her home in Baltimore. She expects to return in two weeks and plans to make her future home with the Misses Crone.
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Selina Crone
Baltimore
Miss Crone
Misses Crone
Strobridges Return Home After Cumberland Visit
Mr and Mrs R L Strobridge and two children of Cumberland returned home this morning after visiting Mr and Mrs Jack Bean near town.
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R. L. Strobridge
Cumberland
Jack Bean
Town
Parish to Attend Funeral of Elkins Uncle
Mr S G Parish a steward at the George Washington Hotel received a telegram this morning announcing the death of his uncle in Elkins West Virginia. He left today to attend the funeral and be with his family.
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S. G. Parish
George Washington Hotel
Elkins
W. C
Family travels to Shenandoah River camp with son joining later
Mrs J M Miley and four children from Roanoke, formerly of Charles Town, passed through town en route to a camp along the Shenandoah River. They will be joined by another son and brother, John Jr., for a two week stay.
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J. M. Miley
Roanoke
Charles Town
Shenandoah River
John, Jr
Mrs John Spaid Recovers From Illness Amid Support
The many friends of Mrs John Spaid are glad to learn she is rapidly recovering from an illness. Local readers note the ongoing well wishes and hopeful outlook as she regains strength.
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John Spaid
Mr and Mrs John S Sloat Visit Wardensville
Mr and Mrs John S Sloat spent yesterday in Wardensville as part of their local visit.
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John S. Sloat
Wardensville
Mr W F Harrison Visits Town On Railroad Business
Mr W F Harrison traveling freight agent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was in town today on business.
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W. F . Harrison
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mr and Mrs Gordon Visit Baltimore Guests at Main Street Home
Mr and Mrs William Gordon of Baltimore arrived at noon today and are guests of Capt and Gerge W Kurtz at their home on South Main Street.
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William Gordon
Baltimore
Capt
Gerge W. Kurtz
South Main Street
Mrs Edwin Snider Return From Visit in Fairport New York
Mrs Edwin Snider and her son Edwin Jr have come back from an extended visit with friends in Fairport New York continuing a long standing social pattern noted in local society circles.
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Edwin Snider
Edwin Jr
Fairport, N. Y
Mrs Arthur Robinson Plans Carlisle Visit
Mrs Arthur Robinson and her young daughter Dorothy Ann will travel to Carlisle Pennsylvania tomorrow to spend time with Mrs Burton and her mother during their visit.
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Arthur Robinson
Dorothy Ann
Carlisle
Or Mother
Burton N
Washington couples tour Shenandoah Caverns outing
Mr and Mrs Allen Dodson and Mr and Mrs George Chittey of Washington spent yesterday at Shenandoah Caverns and planned another day trip to Rappahannock to visit Dodson relatives.
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Allen Dodson
George Chittey
Washington
Shenandoah Caverns
Dodson
Chittey
Rappahannock
Mr. Dodson
Johnsons and Crisman Families Return From Ten Day Camping
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Johnson and Mrs. Samuel Crisman with children have returned here after camping ten days near Highview, West Virginia. The group enjoyed the trip and reported pleasant weather and scenic views during their excursion.
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R. M. Johnson
Samuel Crisman
Highview
W. Va
Mrs Lyla Braithwaite and Daughter Guests of Mrs Anderson
Mrs Lyla Braithwaite and her daughter are the guests of Mrs Marcellus Anderson at a social visit. The arrangement highlights hospitality within a local circle and emphasizes cordial relations among resident families.
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Lyla Braithwaite
Marcellus Anderson
Mrs Ora Bailey Improving at Home After Illness
Mrs Ora Bailey, who has been quite ill at her home, is slowly improving. Medical notes indicate gradual recovery and continued rest at her residence.
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Ora Bailey
Washington Hotel arrivals include notable guests
The George Washington Hotel welcomed B. F. Johnson from Richmond, W. T. Dent of Roanoke, A. L. Wolfe also from Roanoke, W. F. Harrison of the B. and O. Railroad, and R. P. Sabine of the Ford Motor Company, Washington.
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George Washington Hotel
B. F. Johnson
Richmond
W. T. Dent
Roanoke
A. L. Wolfe
W. F. Harrison
B. & O. Railroad
R. P. Sabine
Ford Motor Company
Washington
Albany pair to visit city mother on Amherst Street
Rey and Mrs R C Hook of Albany New York arrived in the city yesterday and will be guests of Reys mother Mrs RC Hook on Amherst Street.
Clifton Guests Sue Bush Family Visit Two Weeks
Mrs John Pee hosts Edward Bush and wife with daughters Betty Ann and Cordelia from Clifton New York for a two week visit staying at the Pee household during the period.
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John Pee
Mrs. C.bush
Betty Ann
Cordelia Edward Bush
Clifton, N. Y
Miss Mary Wood Leaves on Visit to North River
Miss Mary Wood of Farmers and Merchants National Bank departs today to visit her parents, Mr and Mrs Jerry Wood, at North River West Virginia.
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Mary Wood
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Jerry Wood
North River
W. Va
William B Snider heads to Wardensville fishing trip
Mr William B Snider left this morning for Wardensville West Virginia to spend the remainder of the week on a fishing trip.
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William B. Snider
Wardensville
W.va
Mrs H B Gilpin Travels from Boyce to Town
Mrs H B Gilpin of Boyce motored into town today for routine errands and to visit local services.
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H. B
Gilpin
Boyce
Potomac Edison Leaders Visit for Company Business
Mrs. M. F. Riley president and Mr. C. F. Harris vice-president of Potomac Edison Company were in town yesterday to conduct company business.
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M. F. Riley
The
Potomac Edison Company
C. F. Harris
Mr and Mrs Ernest Boyd Guests of Harry Miller
Mr and Mrs Ernest Boyd of Washington are guests of Mr Boyd's sister Mr Harry Miller on North avenue during a visit that highlights family ties and local hospitality in the community.
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Ernest Boyd
Washington
Mr. Boyd
Harry Miller
North Market Street
William Cline Visits Yellow Springs Friend Appeal
Mr. William Cline of Yellow Springs is in town for a brief stay calling on friends and socializing with local residents observed during the visit.
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William Cline
Yellow Springs
Hotel Jack Guests Named From Several States
Guests at Hotel Jack include Mr and Mrs J M Saunders and Miss M Flippin of Richmond J F Rode heaver and family and A F Carter Sheriff of Monongahela Pa J F Shephen and family of Connecticut D Funk and wife of Washington.
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Hotel
Jack
J. M. Saunders
M. Flippin
Richmond
J. F. Rodeheaver
A. F. Carter
Monongahela
J. F. Shephen
Connecticut
Funeral tribute pours in as Bryan is mourned
Dayton reports wave of tribute as funeral plans for William Jennings Bryan unfold in Washington. Governors and mayors order flags half staff and bells tolled while churches and memorial services across the nation prepare to honor the famed orator. Bryan had predicted he would die in his sleep, a prophecy recalled after his death in Dayton.
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Dayton
Tenn
Bryan
Washington
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Wallace Radcliffe
Dr. Radcliffe
Europe
Joseph R. Sizco
North Carolina
McLean
Charlotte
N. C
Royal Palm Park
Jami
Fla
Macon
William Jennings Bryan
A. C. Hildreth
Mr. Bryan
Scenic Highway organizer visits Asheville plans Winchester branch
T W Orr of Asheville vice president and field organizer for the Appalachian Scenic Highway Association spoke at the Kiwanis Club on efforts to form a Winchester branch. He outlined the route from Quebec to New Orleans via Montreal Rutland Scranton Harrisburg Hagerstown Martinsburg Winchester Roanoke Bristol Johnson City Asheville Atlanta Birmingham Montgomery and New Orleans with ties to planned national parks and Stone Mountain.
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T. W. Orr
Asheville
N. C
Appalachian Scenic Highway Association
Kenilworth Inn
Winchester
Orr
Tuskegee
Ala
Bristol
Quebec
Kiwanis Clubr
New Orleans
Atlanta
Florida
Montreal
Rutland
Scranton
Harrisburg
Hagerstown
Subscriptions Over Phone Boost Memorial Hospital Funds
The Memorial Hospital improvement fund surpassed $60 000 by today noon and workers plan one final report Thursday noon. Subscriptions total $54 170 with boosts from county and colored citizens. Team 7 joined the Hummer group by surpassing $5 000. The Fishers Hill reunion on Saturday August 1 draws attention as campaign continues.
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Memorial Hospital Improvement Fund
Augusta Conrad
Gertrude Higgins
Frank Bailey
L. N. Barton
F. L. Harris
Allen Bond
Clarence Sheppard
Tick County
Hummer Club
Mra.h. D. Son
John M. Steck
Mra. G. O. Miller
Nelson F. Richards
J. G. Beverley
W. P. Massey
D. W. Ritenour
Lucy Kurtz
J. E. Correll
Mary Aulick
Esther Norton
William Beverley
L. J Frazier
I. N. Good
E. W. Newman
Frank W. Bailey
Henry Baker
Carlin Gray
L. L. Hockman
Executive Committee
Clarke County
Frederick County
Aubrey G Weaver Headlining Fisher Hill Confederate Reunion
Aubrey G Weaver of Front Royal will be principal speaker at the annual Confederate veterans picnic and reunion at Fishers Hill battlefield in Strasburg Virginia on August 1. Stover Camp of Confederate Veterans and United Daughters of the Confederacy organize with the Seven Fountains Band providing music. Southern Railway offers excursion trains from Harrisonburg and Manassas with special rates to attend.
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Fishers Hill
Stover Camp
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Strasburg
Stover Camp of
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Weaver
Aubrey G. Weaver
Front Royal
Seven Fountains Band
Southern Railway
Harrisonburg
Manassas
Clinic to Offer Free Treatment by Dr Voshell Saturday
A clinic will be held by Dr Voshell this Saturday from 9 am to 4 pm offering free hospital treatment to crippled individuals. People who have received free care will be present to discuss benefits as casts may be removed from crooked limbs. The event is free to all crippled persons and to those unable to pay.
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Voshell
Prices Turn Irregular as Stock Selling Surges
New York July 1 1929 stock trading started with heavy selling affecting both accounts. Early losses ranged 2 to 4 points on several leading issues while crude oil price declines weighed on market sentiment. Bullish positions persisted elsewhere and the market rallied toward midday as call money opened at 4 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
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