Children's Day Observed at Epworth Chapel Middletown Va
A long children's service at Epworth Chapel Middletown Va featured a program of recitations songs and solos by many youngsters led by Audre Luttrell and other local children. The event included prayers hymns and a collection with the closing Love Divine sung by the choir.
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Middletown
Epworth Chapel
Audre
Luttrell
Gilbert Rickard
Mottier
Harry Warren
Roger Luttrell
Oneta
Sally McDonald
Gladys Warren
Doll
Francis Massey
Frances Rickard
Bertha Shipe
Violet
Vernon Rickard
Vinnie Warren
Arthur Inskip
Virgie Warren
Lela Stine
Albin Local Notes Highlight Nearby Visits
Albin Va June 22. Mrs Laura Miller of near Winchester spent last week with her mother Mrs A V Hudson. Miss Susan B Howard visiting relatives in Martinsburg W Va. Mr Newton Cather and family of Opequon spent Friday evening with Mrs J S Yeakley. Miss Crisman of Winchester visiting local friends. Mrs W A Orndorff spent Saturday evening with Winchester friends.
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Albin
Laura Miller
Winchester
A. V. Hudson
Susan B. Howard
Martinsburg
W. Va
Newton Cather
Opequon
J. S. Yeakley
Crisman
W. A. Orndorff
Wheat Harvest In Progress In Frederick County
Frederick county farmers are harvesting the 1921 wheat crop but none has reached Winchester yet with dealers expecting about ten days before sale. Reports differ on yield quality and total output, with some fields showing fair yields while others lag behind the ten year average. Overall harvest appears not as large as usual.
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Frederick County
Winchester
Wheat Arrives Early in Baltimore from Virginia and Maryland
The first 1921 wheat reaching Baltimore came from Richmond County Virginia and Somerset County Maryland. It sold for 1.75 per bushel, far below last year’s 4 dollars. Virginia grain was large and mostly well developed with slight softness and smut. Maryland wheat held more foreign matter.
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Baltimore
Richmond County
Somerset County
Virginia
Maryland
Mrs Boyce Hudgins and party visit Orndorff of Orando
In Orando Virginia on June 22 Mrs Boyce Hudgins and Mrs M M Orndorff hosted visitors from Winston Salem Miss Ruby Stickley was taken to Memorial Hospital Winchester with appendicitis Saturday and operated on. She is recovering well. E C Stickley his wife and son John attended Disciples Mission church service in Winchester on Water Street with Rev W A Judley. Children’s Day service drew a large crowd back home.
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Oranda
E C. Stickley
John
M. M. Orndorff
Winchester
Unday
Disciples’ Mission
Water Street
W. A. Judley
Death Visits Capon Family in Tragic Loss
The community mourns Janis Funkhouser McKee wife of Iry K. McKee and daughter of Thomas and Ida Funkhouser. A 17 year old mother of Helen Elizabeth she served as assistant operator for the Consolidated Telephone Co. and was an organist and Sunday school teacher. Funeral by Rev H T Brown at Church of Christ Disciples. burial at Fairview Cemetery. She leaves husband, child, parents, four sisters and a brother. seven friends served as flower girls.
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Capon. Bridge
W. Nitty
Janis Funkhouser McKee
Iry K. McKee
Thomas and
Ida Funkhouser
Consolidated Telephone Company
Helen Elizabeth
H.T. Brown
Church of Christ .Disciples
Fairview Cemetery
Ruth Nelson
Corinne Oates
Mary Brmbaugh
Jessie Brill
Love ‘Sraithwaite
Genevieve Wilson
Bernadine Knee
Local notes from Relief Virginia June social visits
Mrs Ernest Ritter from near Winchester spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Philip Mr and Mrs J H Headley visited Miss Edna Snapp. Mr Edgar Barrett returned home from the Y P C E convention at Martinsburg. Mrs George Carper visited her parents Mr and Mrs William Wisecarver. The UV B church Ladies Aid will hold a lawn social at Fred Ridings home June 25.
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Trene Headley
Vivian Martin
Ladies’ Aid Society
UV. B. Church
Fred Ridings
George Carper
William Wisecarver
Ethel Martin
Bessie Grubbs
Ernest Carpenter
Lea
Staunton Home Said to Be Kept for Waring Family
Residents expect Mrs Wile and Mrs Waring to depart soon for Staunton Virginia to take charge of the home of their relative Mr W Roy Stephenson who is currently living in the city.
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Waring
Staunton
W.roy Stephenson
Whitacre Fisherman Nets Three-Pounder on Capon River
Mr W G Whitacre of Whitacre Virginia while fishing on G W Hiett farm on the North Branch of Capon River landed a three pound fish with Grover Hiett assisting. He also hooked a likely five pounder but lost it. He ended with a good string including two big eels a large turtle and smaller fish.
Stock Market Advances Broad Gain Across Sectors
In New York on June 22 the stock market posted a firm advance with shorts punished. Mexican Petroleum rose seven points, marking twelve points above its recent low, while steels, equipment and leathers climbed two to four points. Chemicals and Virginia-Carolina gained, Sears Roebuck lagged. Call money opened at 5 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Virginia-Carolina
Sears-Roebuck
Call Money
Guest of honor at supper party by GAA officers
Miss Opal Robinson president of the Girls' Athletic Association was entertained last night at the Wayside Inn by the association council at a delightful supper party. Those present besides Miss Robinson were Miss Grace Cooper Miss Lula Rush Miss Gertrude Schneider Miss Janet Rinker Miss Grace Yauck Miss Pearl Brown Miss Mary Catherine Aulick and Miss Hilda Dean.
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Opal Robinson
Girls’ Athletic Association
Wayside Inn
Association
Miss Robinson
Grace Cooper
Lula Rush
Gertrude Schneider
Janet Rinker
Grace Yauck
Pearl Brown
Mary Catherine Aulick
Hilda Dean
New Commander Henry Bale Leads Chesapeake Salvation Army
Major Henry Davey Bale and wife Major Mary Griffith Bale take leadership of the Chesapeake Division with headquarters in Baltimore. Bale, a career Salvation Army officer from England to Canada and the United States, aims to make the division a banner in the East as Mary Bale advances women and children's work through music and extended programs.
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Henry Davey Bale
Chesapeake
Salvation Army
Minneapolis
England
Canada
United States
Bale
Chicago
Baltimore
Mary Griffith Bale
Griffith
New York
Evangeline Booth
Mary Bale
Ensign Griffith
Ensign Bale
Henry D. Bale
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Sraani Roads Test Brazil Travel Harshness and Patience
The piece notes that South American travel requires patience pluck and stamina, especially on Brazilian roads which are nearly impassable and uncomfortable for touring. It also describes Seattle's Veterans Hotel a three story facility for 200 unemployed ex service men funded by the American Legion Post 18 and local donors.
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South America
Braeil
Seattle
Veterans’ Hotel
Seattle Post No. 18
American Legion
Legion
The
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