Banks Close for Independence Day in 1922 Notices
Bank closing notices for Independence Day dated July 4 1922 announce legal holiday closings and next day payment of paper maturities. Citi Banks Shenandoah Valley National Bank Union Bank of Winchester Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Commercial and Savings Bank issue cashier signatures noting July 5 1922 as payment day.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Charles Summers
Union Bank of Winchester
Grimes Local Items Note Birth and Local Works
Miss Ruth Mauzy of Siler visited Grimes and a newborn son named Thom as Richard was born to Mr. and Mrs. Decalb Russell. County Game Warden Pingley checked unlicensed dogs. C S Sheppard hires Albert Bowers to build a new home at Forty Oaks orchard farm. H B McCormac reports a 228 foot well on Snow Hill farm yielding over thirty barrels of water per hour. Martinsburg visitors include Houston Grubb and Mrs. Grubb with local relatives. Irvin Zinn and Cecil Huff of Stephenson stopped in on Friday.
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Grimes
Ruth Mauzy
Siler
Lindamood
Decalb Russell
Thomas Richard
Pingley
Larrick
Eddie Fry
Winchester
John Hubbbard
Ben. Hubbard
James
Virginia Haycock
Clearbrook
C. S.sheppard
Forty Oaks
Orchard Farm
Albert Bowers
Sheppard
H. B. McCormac
Snow Hill
Houston Grubb
Martinsburg
W. Va
William Rush
Cather Orchard
Albert Grubb
Irvin Zinn
Cecil Huff
Stephenson
Steele family returns from trip to Uniontown coal mine
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Steele and children of Middletown traveled to Uniontown Pa. to visit their son C. C. Steele who operates a large coal mine on a farm there. They spoke of enjoying the trip despite the coal miners strike and noted good road conditions with no mishaps.
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J. W. Steele
Middletown
Uniontown
Time Near to Spray Apples in July
Spray No 8 should be applied the first week in July with 45-50 formula Bordeaux and one pound of lead arsenate per fifty gallons. Target Pippins first and finish with more resistant varieties to control second brood of codling moth and several diseases. Peach spray uses self boiled lime and sulfur in the second week of July to finish this season’s program.
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J. R. Dushane
Sedy
Frederick County Fruit Growers and Farmers Association
New Salvation Officer Arrives To Lead Salisbury Work
Captain L F Duncan arrives to take charge of the Salvation Army in Salisbury succeeding Capt E H Ellis. Duncan and his wife and infant will hold open air meetings on Tuesday Thursday and Sunday evenings followed by Court House Auditorium gatherings. Sunday school is set for 2 30 p m.
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L. F. Duncan
Salisbury
Salvation Army
E. H. Ellis
Duncan
Court House
Freezone Corn Remedy Claims Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement claims Freezone removes hard and soft corns and corn between toes with a small bottle sold by druggists. It asserts instant relief and easy removal without loss or irritation, promising painless results for corns.
Foul tips injure several at Capon Bridge baseball game
At Capon Bridge on June 30 spectators dodged foul tips during a Timber Ridge versus Capon Bridge game. Several people were taken to a first aid station. Virginia Schaffenaker was struck in the chest and fuffed, while a rooter was hit in the mouth and nose.
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Capon Bridge
W. Va
Timber Ridge
Virginia Schaffenaker
Capon
Disciples’ Church
Thomas Rua
Whitacre Local News Highlights In Virginia
Whitacre Virginia notes show Miss Retha Kimble hosting visitors Miss Audrey Bran guesting with Altha Fletcher. O W Dick visited his parents in Angers Store West Virginia and Sunday. July 2 services planned for Children's Day with Beulah Braithwaite visiting from Cross Junction.
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Audrey Brannon
Pearl
Jeanette ‘Braithwaite
Messrs
Maynard
Russell Fletcher
Lowell Brannon
Paul
Frgene Braithwaite
Tilt
Local notes from Wickliffe Virginia visitors and visits
Miss Hattie Trout of Staunton and Miss Rebecca Worthington of Washington visited Miss Mackie and Miss Kate Powers at Auburn. Ella Johnston stayed with aunt Mrs William Starkey near Castlemans Ferry. Robert H Galloway of Washington visited relatives at Marvin Chapel. Lucille Smith of Smithfield returned home after visiting Annapolis. W A Johnston and son Virgil spent a day at Waynesboro Pa. Isabel Johnson visited cousin Mrs Borden Anderson. Ernest Berm spent Sunday with T C Hall. Louise Smith returned home greatly improved.
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Wickliffe
Hattie Trout
Staunton
Missebecca Worthington
Washington
Mackie
Kate Powers
Auburn
Ella Johnston
William Starkey
Castleman's Ferry
Robert H. Galloway
Marvin Chapel
Lucille Smith
Virgil
Waynesboro
Isabell Johnson
Borden Anderson
Ernest Berm
T. C. Hall
Louise Smith
Robert Smith
Silver Springs
Relief News Notes from Relief Virginia Family Updates
Miss Bessie Grubbs returns home after time with sister Mrs Elmer Lonas in Wadesville. Frank Massie family visited Philip Frye. Virginia Martin visiting relatives in Inwood. Yard party July 8 for M E Church fundraiser. Mary Genevieve Mildred Massie and Lester Branner Carl Hicks visited White Hall at William Dorsey home. All day United Brethren Church meeting July 2. Harry Hicks and family visited relatives. Jonas Burkharmt erecting a new dwelling. Evertt Kline and daughter visited area residents.
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William Dorsey
United Brethren Church
Harry
Hicks
Jonas Burkharmt
Evertt Kline
Mosby Veteran Celebrates 76th Birthday in Virginia
Perry C. Anderson, a well known Confederate veteran who served under Col. John S. Mosby, celebrated his seventy sixth birthday at his Welltown Frederick County home. Relatives and friends gathered bringing food for a surprise dinner. He long resided in the area.
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Welltown
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair Shade
An old advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use mix to darken gray or streaked hair. It claims natural, even color and gloss, with simple application on a strand at a time. It notes not a medical cure.
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Wyeth
Mernt
Rock Enon Springs Marriage Notice Details
The text lists numerous attendees at a wedding in Rock Enon Springs including Miss Mardie Good and Michael Ander. Guests present include Perry C. Anderson H B McCormac T C Adams Howard Elliott F L Good J W Lodge A L Anderson Ben Anderson Jonas Chamberlain William Taylor J A Dick W J Good Dervard Busey John Anderson Oliver Taylor Catherine Mildred Busey Dorothy Anderson.
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Rock Enon Springs
Mardie Good
Jacob Good
Michael Ander
Perry C. Anderson
H. B. McCormac
T. C. Adams
Howard Elliott
F. L. Good
J.W. Lodge
A. L. Anderson
Ben Anderson
Jonas ‘Chamberlain
William Taylor
J. A. Dick
W. J. Good
Dervard Busey
John Anderson
Eugene Anderson
Oliver Taylor
Catherine
Mildred Busey
Dorothy Anderson
Speeding pair arrested in Riverton with New York claims
Gardiner and John W. Beaty, both from New York, were arrested last evening by Officer Armel on speeding charges in a two man auto. Each posted 12 dollars for a 7 o'clock appearance. Judge A C Carson of New York visited Riverton and Winchester, staying with relatives.
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Gardiner
John W. Beaty
New York
Armel
A. C. Carson
William E. Carson
Riverton
Winchester
Richmond grocer credits Tanlac with restored health
R. E. Dalton of 423 Hull St Richmond says Tanlac ended two years of liver pain constipation headaches and nervous spells. He regained weight and renewed vitality. His wife also began taking Tanlac and improved. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
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Taniac
R. E. Dalton
Hull St
Richmond
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the Broadway Ltd
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H. D. Fuller
Tastier, Farmers and Merchantsftonal Bank
Joan I. Sloat
Commercial and Savings Bay
Ironized Yeast Co
Dept. 92
Atlanta, Ga
Ee Guananteto
Michmond, VA
Earn
NEW Salvation Officer
Whitacre
MOSBY
H. K. Green & Bro
Dalton
Richmond Gro
Swimley
Funk & Son
S. Main St
Boila
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