Arm el Personal Notes Highlight Local Socials in June
Arm el Virginia June 20 Guests at the home of Mr and Mrs J M Gornwell included Homer Malone and Jer McDonald of Shepherdstown Ernest Singhass family and Mrs Julian Willingham of Charles Town. G D Gray and son G Don Gray Jr attended an operetta at Handley school auditorium for Winchester Memorial Hospital. Armel family on a motor trip from Athens Georgia visited points of interest nearby. John Armentroot and daughter of Winchester visited the Gornwells. Mrs L Caldwell and son of Kernsville spent the afternoon with the Clingers. Mrs J D Price and two daughters of Winchester and Mr Archie Clevinger and family of Canterbury were guests of the Ritter family. Brown of Shepherdstown spent the week with his son in law and daughter the Harr y Ritters.
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Armel
3. M. Gornwell
Homer Maloné
Jer McDonald
Shepherdstown
Ernest Singhass
Julian Willingham
Charles Town
G.D. Gray
G. Don Gray, Jr
Handley School
Winchester Memorial’ Hospital
Athens
John Armentroot
Dellinger
L. Caldwell
As i Caldwell
Kerns In
J. B. Clinger
J. D. Price
Winchester
Archie Clevinger
Canterbury
Nelson Ritter
Brown
W. Va
Harry Ritter
Weather and crop outlook in Virginia farming bulletin
The June 1 to June 15 bulletin notes dry spells delaying plowing and planting in Virginia. Corn and tobacco progress uneven with replanting and weed growth, hay and pastures improving, fruit prospects strong though spraying delayed. Cotton poor, peanut planting delayed, livestock good, labor unchanged except minor southwest gains.
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Itichmona
Virginia
Thea Usta
Cordin
Henry M
United One of Agricuture
Bulletin
Norfolk
Northhampton
Naming of McAdoo Means Sure Defeat, Morgenthau Says
June 19. Morgenthau disputes McAdoo as Democratic nominee citing his record and possible riot at convention. He argues the party must avoid corrupt Republican contrasts and favors a candidate with strong integrity to ensure victory. He also notes support for Glass if nominated and willingness to finance that campaign.
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RIC
William G
McAdoo Becu
Henry Poehairman
Daugherty
Forbes
McAdoo
New York
Local Notes From Rosenberger Virginia District
Rosenberger Virginia notes record visits and family gatherings including Mr. and Mrs. John Allamong of Philadelphia and Mrs. Luther Allamong and two children of Bluefield West Virginia visiting Mr. and Mrs. E Allamong. Other entries mention Iven Miller with his parents, Carson Allamong and son James visiting J. I. White, I B Frye returning home from Capon Bridge, Virginia, and visits by Mrs J Smith and C M Rosenberger to Henry Rudolph near Zepp. Catherine Snellenburg graduates at National Park Seminary.
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Rosenberger
John Allamong
Philadelphia
Luther
Allamong
Bluefield
W. Va
I. B. Frye
J. N. Frye
Capon Bridge
J. Smith
C. M. Rosenberger
Henry Rudolph
Zepp
Pedr Brill
Gore
Fred Snapp
Mullen Lafollette
J. Snapp
Winchester
William “‘Snellenburg
Catherine Snellenburg
Richmond, Va
Snellenburg
Chas. M. Ebert
North Broaddock Street
Snellemburg
National Park Seminary
District of Columbia
Royce Breevities Notes From Boyce Virginia
Local items include several residents traveling to Charlottesville for university summer programs and visits from Garethe Houghton to Miss Katherine Dowd’s, while Miss Elizabeth Siler hosts Sunday night. Local church events include a cake sale and a teacher training class organized by Rev G W Winton. fusible notes report illnesses, funerals, and family visits among area families and farms.
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Methodist Church
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Garvin
John Martin
Tom Hart
Edward Wiley
Charlottesville
Paul Weaver
Audley Farm
Louise Reid
Short Visit Noted With Mrs Jolliffe and Family
Short time with her daughter Mrs. Alexander Jolliffe followed by visits as Mrs. T P Jolliffe and Miss Katie Ryan called on Mrs. Rice Carper.
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Alexander Jolliffe
Rs. T
Pentecostal Services and Bible Studies Schedule
Sunday school begins at 9 30 a m with preaching at 7 45 p m. Bible study on Friday at 7 45 p m and services at the hall corner Water. Tuesday base services at 7 45 p m.
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Hall, Corner Water
Sulphur Remedy Claims Quick Eczema Relief
An old advertisement touts a sulphur preparation mixed with cold cream for immediate relief from itching and burning of eczema. It promises rapid cooling, irritation reduction, and clear smooth skin by fighting germs, even for fiery cases, with visible improvement claimed soon.
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Ealing
Martinsburg Woman Called to Market Streets Meeting
Fragmentary text shows Mrs. Bratfom of Martinsburg urged to attend a gathering on Market streets with P. Duborg Palidion involved. Details are incomplete.
Rheumatism Liniment Claims Pain Relief
An old time advertisement promotes a rheumatism liniment for aching joints lumbago sciatica and stiffness. Claims relief from rheumatic pain without drugs and urges readers to buy from drug stores. The copy emphasizes quick targeted relief at tender spots and bones.
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Seine
Jack We Jacobs
Bacaeye
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Ccistfore
Seholds Balon Ss
Sample Shoe Store Co
W. Monmouth ST
Handley Schools
Rina Shoe
Timken
Ford
Chevrolet
Jno
S. Solenberger
Vic
J. Vic Arthur
Rouss Avenue
Baker’s Drug Store
Purina
J. Jos. Sullivan
M'Adoo
Rich
Woodrow Wilson
McAdoo A Cae
Silvertown
Goodrich
Silvertown Cord
Cooper Merchandise & Oil Co
J. Howard Cather & Company
Lovett Brothers
Royce
Penticostal Services
Umny
P. Duborg,” Palidion
Jacobs Ol
Mason Tires
MASON
Standard Gas & Oil Supply CO
Cork Street
Grocers
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