Excursion Train Hauls Large Crowd in Cumberland Valley Ride
Report states about 346 tickets sold for a six car train running to Martinsburg with twelve cars later attached. The Cumberland Valley excursion drew 4460 passengers across two sections. riders described the day as delightful and tiring yet happy.
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Musbulie
Ester
Hetter
Martinsburg
Har & Va
Cumberland
New Yor Chiles
I Spolis
Winchester Traip Nere
Slacker Draft List Names Deserters At Local Level
War Department compiled a list of men passed by the draft board as deserters from military service during the war. One resident of Howard Maryland listed among deserters. copies received by Virginia treasurer. The government offers a $60 reward for apprehension and delivery to the nearest army post of all draft leaders.
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War Department
Hia
Virginia
Trea
T ‘Howard
Third Corps
Es Army
Eis Ein Wan
Elao
Evans Building to Be Remodeled
Mrs Louise M Nulton, sole survivor of her parents, plans to remodel the Evans tobacco store on Main street in the old family house as part of the building project. She and the late Mr E J Evans are tied to the Philadelphia return timeline with plans to return shortly after attending to the estate matters.
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Louise M. Nulton
E. J. Evans
Philadelphia
Neheter
Dr Crawford and Wife Return From China Visit
Dr. Crawford and Mrs Friar recently left China and arrived in the United States last week. They travel to Kernstown to visit the Grattan Crawford family and will spend time at Clifton Springs. They plan to visit Moffett in Penantcols and discuss missionary work with the Southern Presbyterian Church.
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Friar
China
Ted
Kernstown
C. Grattan Crawford
Clifton Springs
Crawford
O3 Moffett
Pénancols
Fila
Monuments Unveiled Over Graves by Woodmen Of The World
Two monuments were unveiled yesterday at Mount Mouton Cemetery by Hickory Camp No. 34 Woodmen of the World, honoring deceased members. Master of Ceremonies Henry Lewis led the ceremony, with an oration by S. B. Latham of Norfolk, Virginia, and a Citizens Band providing music.
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Hickory
Henry Lewis
S. B. Latham
Norfolk
Millwood Road Event Notes and Local Names
Fragmentary text lists items Sweet potato ee and White ram and a coat tear on Millwood road with references to Glen Clark and unclear initials AAI. The readable portion suggests a place name and individuals tied to a local listing or notice.
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Millwood Road
Clark
Prayer Request From A Mother Over False Report
The mother of Clara G Affleck asks readers of The Star to pray for her daughter and for the false report she published against her parents.
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Star
Clara G. Affleck
the Star
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