Ais Roe Receives Shower Before June Nuptials
Social notes recall Miss Roe of Rad Filingley receiving a playful shower organized by Miss Lillian for her upcoming marriage. The event featured a Japanese color scheme and gifts like linen, china, and cut glass, with friends of the bride in attendance.
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Ais ‘Roe
Miss Roe
Lillian
Camp Meade
Guy BE. Manning
United States
Handleyool
Manning
Canada
White Mountains
Lake J. Frazier
Vawel Hospital
Vention
Marge
Aternal Order of Pia
Marynd Br
Local arrivals and departures noted in Waynesboro area
Miss M and Bean of Waynesboro and Mrs W E May of Basic with others registered at Hotel Jack last night and today. Joseph Hodgson recovering from typhoid at East Clifford street home. Mrs Sling of Baltimore left for Summit Point West Virginia. Miss Pearl Moore returned from Forest Glen Maryland. Rev John H Parlett returned from Augusta county after United Brethren services. Mme Pardon French teacher at Fort Loudoun Seminary leaves for University of Virginia for summer courses. Rev and Mrs A Bush Southern Methodist missionaries to Africa are on furlough home today.
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M. &. Bean
Waynesboro
W. E. May
Basic
A. H. Bean
Mount Jackson
Hotel Jack
Joseph Hodgson
East Clifford Street
Sling
Baltimore
Buchanan
North Braddock Street
Summit Point
W. Va
Pearl Moore
Forest Glen
John H. Parlett
Augusta County
United Brethren Churches
Pardon
Fort Loudoun
University
Visitors and arrivals fill City notes roundabout travels
Mrs. Ar buckle hosts visitors at Spring Dale farm while Handley Schools cornerstone events draw Staunton and Harrisonburg guests. Shriners conclave attendees and relatives circulate between Washington Baltimore Norfolk and nearby towns, with several registering at Hotel Jack and returning from visits in Hagerstown.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Lee Boxwell
Washington
George Bierach
Bryan Kern
Mystic Shriners
M. D. Switzer
Harrisonburg
William A. Marburg
Baltimore
Charles J. Borum
Strasburg
Arbuckle
Spring Dale” Farm
Bartonville
L. K. Mooers
S.T. Sterrett
Staunton
Frank Ramacciotti
Frank L. Dovel
A. R. Hanekel
Edith Neely
E. H. Southall
Robertson Hanckel
Norfolk
Hotel Jack
Visiting social notes from Glouces ter and nearby towns
Mrs William Byrd Tee of Gloucester and Gen C E Farnsworth and Mrs Farnsworth traveled from Washington to visit Staunton and were hosted by Mrs John B Goldsmith. Families from Millwood Norfolk Somerville and Charles Town attended events and trips to UVA finals and Lexington Va.
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William Byrd Tee
Gloucester
Ek. M. Stribling
South Church Street
C. E. Farnsworth
Farnsworth
Washington
Staunton
John 8
Goldsmith
F. W. Tilford
New York
Edward Barnett
Millwood
Charles Tunstall
Norfolk
E. M. Stribling
Margretta Whiting
University of Virginia
William Campbell
Charles Town
B. A. Moore
Somerville
N. J
Jane C. Moore
G. H. Williams
Lloyd Williams
George Ashe
Lexington
Tom Peyton
Airlie
Richardson Party Traveled to Baltimore This Week
Mr and Mrs John D Richardson Mrs Emma Childs and Miss Annie Ferguson motored to Baltimore this week seeking visits and entertainment during a short trip.
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John D. Richardson
Emma _ Childs
Annie Ferguson
Baltimore
Moth Preventive for Winter Furnishings Cleaning Tips
A brief notice advises cleaning winter furnishings before storage for the summer. It promotes using a Moth Preventive product to protect items during the off-season and reduce moth damage.
Western sheep and cattle fed on screenings profitable
Fort William Ontario June 12 The feeding of western sheep and cattle on screenings from bis elevators at head of the lakes has been successful this winter. Initiated by R C Harvey an Alberta rancher the plan fed 6000 sheep in 1921 and over 10000 last winter. Railways offered through rates with stopovers to eastern points. Fattening on screenings and hay produced profitable gains and a savings of thousands of dollars anticipated for future winters.
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Fort William
Ont
Harvey
Winter screenings drive cattle and sheep wintering plans
Screenings were tested last winter with gratifying results. There is an inexhaustible supply of screenings at the head of the lakes, and wintering cattle and sheep will likely be carried on extensively next winter.
Ashby’s Bugle Sings of Valor and Death in Valley Fight
Poem memorializes Ashby missing on the field of battle with implications of Civil War valor. Editor Arthur Louis Peticolas notes his father’s cavalry service in Virginia and links to the Centralizing School of Music in Chicago.
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Ashby
Wyndham
Arthur Louis Peticolas
Mr. Peticolas
Second
Virginia Cavalry
Thomas Munford
Ashby's Bugle Ringing Over River Valley
Wartime ballad lines describe Ashby keeping guard by the river and hills. Soldiers, bugle calls, and rifles rise above the night while valley and river stand as witnesses to the night’s fighting and distant echoes.
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Ashby
Wyndham
Watcry
Ward
Stonewall
Idle farmland in Pennsylvania tops 300000 acres
A June report from the bureau of employment to the state department of labor and industry shows more than 300,000 acres of farm lands idle in Pennsylvania this summer due to farm hand shortages. In 55 of 67 counties 301,200 acres were idle, totaling about 10 percent of the state’s agricultural land.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Employment
State Department of Labor and Industry
New York Liquor Redistilled Citywide Noxious Sale
Federal Prohibition Director Canfield told Mayor Hylan that 90 percent of liquor sold in New York City is redistilled alcool, deemed noxious and semi poisonous in a letter responding to the mayor’s appeal to halt liquor entering the city.
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Associated Press
New , York
New York City
Canfield
Hylan
Noiseless Riveters Promised for Quiet Precision Work
The Scientific American reports noiseless riveters on a rotary vibratory system offered in bench or pedestal types. They claim to perform intricate riveting in silence, limited only by the operator’s ability to feed the work. The piece notes the broader idea that a skilled person can profit from such advances.
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Scientific American
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Winchester Gas & E. L.co
W. Piccadilly
Neenee Ena
Joseph H. Roe
Roe
George Washington University
Richmond
H. F. Byrd
Henry C. Stuart
Murphy’s Hotel
Association
Stuart
Navy
Percy Stultz
William Stultz
South Main Street
Stultz
Naval Station
Hawkins
Nathaniel Hawkins
Berryville
Footer
W. C. Plundere CO. Agency
The
Jos. Krausk
Atlantic City
Joseph Krauskopf
Philadelphia
Main St
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Peyton St
Washington St
John Grigsby
S. Main St
C. V. Fruit Product Co
E. B. Clevenger
Clearbrook
Care Star
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies’ Home’ Journal
Women’s Home Companion
Good Housekeeping
Vogue
Harper’s Bazaar
Harney
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
Roessner
Rawleigh
Hustlers
Waye Rawleigh Co
Waewanted
South Kent St
S. Market
Star
White “L
R. M. Ward
Wright & Keffer
West Water Street
Hamburger’s
N. Main St
New. York
Perce
Mscormick Eobs
Bolle
Meee
Park & Pollarg
E. J. Snapp
N. Market St
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