Mrs Stephenson and family visit Chambersburg and Winchester
Mr and Mrs Stephenson of Chambersburg Pa visited Miss Margaret Kennedy daughter of the Camberland Valley Railroad president in Chambersburg and Winchester and spent Tuesday night at the Wayside Inn Middletown. Mrs Lewis H Hyde and her two children left for Edgartown Mass to spend the summer and open her country home.
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Irs
Wa Stephenson
Ieéré
Chambersburg
Margaret Kennedy
Kennedy
Camberland Valley Railroad
Wayside Inn
Middletown
Winchester
Lewis H, Hyde
Edgartown
Mass
Hyde
Will
Whiered
Mrs Bowly House Guests In Washington
Mrs Carrol and her two daughters of Washington travel to spend the summer at the Bowly home on West Water Street. Miss Peahantas Smith, daughter of the late Prof Archibald Bill Smith, is married to a prominent Washington attorney. Chief Boatswain Claude H Ryan of the United States Navy sails with the battleship Kansas toward Christiania and other northern ports.
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Carrol
Washington
Percy
George W. Bowly
West Water Street
Todd
Peahantas Smith
Archibald Bill Smith
Claude H. Ryan
States Navy
Shattleship
Kansas
Christiania
Rela Ses
Salvation Army prison outreach aids inmates and ex convicts
The Salvation Army operates in prisons and reformatories, aiding inmates and parolees. It reports high conversion rates, ongoing prison meetings, and plans for a prisoner magazine edited by lifers to beacon hope and stay linked with the outside world.
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Salvation Army
Serine
Salvation “Army
of . Pha
Gelvation Army
Lifers
United States
State Sayings on Increase in Deposits in Virginia
A Sayings Organization questionnaire shows 636 banks in Virginia, 438 responding, with large institutions reporting savings deposits rising from 126 million to 897 thousand and other deposits increasing by over 11.7 million. Totals for 1921 reached about 395 million in deposits.
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Virginia
Local Visitors From Richmond Arrive for Several Day Stay
Mr and Mrs William Nabra and cousin Mrs Beardsly of Richmond Va arrived and will spend several days visiting local points of interest with friends and relatives noted in attendance.
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William Nabra
Beardsly
Richmond
Ori
Lée Moore
Trinkle gains strong support in Richmond meeting
In Richmond Virginia on June 16 supporters and regional figures gathered to back Senator Trinkle. The crowd predicted Trinkle would win the Sixth District by a comfortable margin, with backers praising his Senate record and leadership abilities for Virginia's future.
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Richmond
Wey “Andrews
Baiins
Hampton
Pemenensen
Will
Roanoke City
Virginia
Senate
Reco
Trinkle
Western Fruit Contracts Noted in New York Packet
Fragmentary notes from the New York Packet indicate Western fruit contracts in flux on June 10. The text mentions large blocks and potential excess stock, with references to freights and cars, though details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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New York
F.o. B
Getern” Nevers
New York Packet
Pigeons Set New Speed Record for Mr William Hillyard
Six racing pigeons owned by Mr. William Hillyard of this city reportedly achieved a new speed record of 122 percent miles in about three hours, averaging over 40 miles per hour. The birds, five months old, were released at Wimber Ridge Rockbridge and returned by 10 oclock. Hillyard plans to send them to Roanoke Virginia next week.
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William H. Hillyard
Train Wreck Near Whitmey Causes Dozens Injured
A Chicago and Northwestern passenger train No. 696 derailed when a bridge on Cottonwood Creek collapsed near Whitmey Nebraska. Thirty three people were injured eight seriously while five were killed in the late night accident as the engine left the sagging bridge and cars piled on the creek bank.
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Associated
Proas
Max
Omaha
Nebraska
Pope
Chicago and Northwestern
Landers
Yopeesha
Cotton
Crude Owl Is Still Falling Noted in Pittsburg Market
Purchasers report price declines extending into a two week window with oil priced 25 cents below prevailing rates. The note comes from local purchasing agents in Pittsburg on June 16.
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Pittsburg
Miss Stirling Loses Contest In Local Pageant
Miss Stirling is unplaced in a community pageant where Miss Joyce and other entrants competed. Judges awarded the top honor to another contestant after an evening of presentations and performances.
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Miss Stirling
Old Mine to Reopen Silver and Lead Deposits Near Strasburg
Geologists note rich manganese iron and new silver and lead prospects in Shenandoah County near Moore's Store and Church. Samuel Wine sells a tract to J. Res Walter with plans to develop, using long-dormant workings where a shaft was sunk over sixty years ago but flooded, now feasible to extract ore showing high metals.
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Strasburg
Auetens
Samuel Wine
J. Res Walter
Warren County, & Tract
Moore's
Church
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