Personal Notes From Kernstown
May 27 report from Kernstown notes Mr. and Mrs. Fritz and daughter returning from Washington to seeing the former's parents in Grabill. Mrs. Fritz spends time with her daughter in Pennsylvania. Lena Lichliter returns from a two week visit to Hagerstown. Mr. and Mrs. Copenhaver and son visited sister Mrs. Alfred Sager.
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Kernstown
Van
Miamuel Fritz
Washington
Martin. Grabill
John Bright
Pennsylvania
Lena Lichliter
W. McClain
Hagerstown
Birthday Tribute for Sarah Crabill in Bloom
Sarah Crabill celebrated her ninety second birthday in Bloom Virginia with an elaborate dinner. Guests included her sons I J Crabill and family of Winchester and J I Crabill and Mae Crabill, and relatives from nearby towns. Attendees also visited daughter Mrs Stewart Green in Strasburg and others joined family gatherings in Woodstock and Wardensville.
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Bloom
Sarah Crabill
I. J. Crabill
Winchester
J. I. Crabill
Eiis Mae Crabill
Strasburg
Stewart Green
Lebanonegihyreh
Troy Crabill
New York City
R Pemp Deasid
Martha, Clowser
Thirs
Cooper
re!Tentiday
Thelma Richard
Ruby
Richard
Wood
Arthur “Miller
Blimer Ambrose
Ruth
Wardensville
A. Richard
Ruby Richard
Woodstock
Explanation by Commission on Compensation Awards
The Virginia Industrial Commission sends a statement to insurers and self insurers clarifying that its awards have the same effect as contested case awards and can only be set aside for fraud in procurement or a mistake in fact.
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Virginia Industrial Commission
Sunday and Wednesday Services Held at Local Churches
Christian Science services are held every Sunday at eleven o'clock at 37 East Walter Street and every Wednesday night at eight o'clock at 29 North Main Street. All are welcome.
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Christian Science
East Walter Street
North Main Street
Tanlac credited by professor for thirty year health rebound
Prof C J Budiong of Manchester New Hampshire says Tanlac restored his health after decades of rheumatism digestive issues and nervous strain. He reports no pains now and fifteen pound weight gain with better digestion and energy.
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Tanlac
C. J. Budiong
Manchester, N. H
School St
Thada
Snarr Leaves Baker Company for Baltimore Refining
Reg from Strasberg reports Snarr formerly with Baker and company of Winchester Va resigns May 15 after nearly three years to join the Baltimore branch of the Indian Refining Company New York with a larger territory including Maryland Virginia and West Virginia His friends wish him success in the new role Also notes events at the Beaunot Club and local hospital visit and theatre site progress
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Strasburg
Iva
Snarr
Baker, Anepany
Winchester
Baltimore
Indian Refinning Company
New York
Maryland
Virginia
West
Pauline Pnd
Frances Knee
G. G. Crawford
Mary Fletcher
Fred D. Maphis
Jane Adams
Betty Claire
Frederick, Jr
Hyman
Family ties and travel notes from Cumberland area
Messy text details FA Sonner returning to Cumberland with family after a layoff and mentions visits to Snipers Ferry with a brother and others. References to Mr and Mrs Join Edmonson, Mrs Frank Tavenner Jr of Charlottesville arriving to visit parents, and Zea' ede and Stover relatives. Funk returns to Chattanooga after attending a Southern Railway agents convention in Tennessee.
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FA Sonner
Cumberland
Wei Sabin
Lax
Edmonson
Frank Tavenner, Jr
Charlotténville
Garden Exhibits at Kerr School Show Student Effort
The John Kerr School garden project proved highly successful with pupils planning early, biweekly visits by nature study staff and high schoolers, and records kept on conditions. Exhibits featured blue ribbon winning vegetables and crafted peanut pots with sturdy care despite mice.
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John Kerr School
Paul Franks
Harry Emmons
Robert Lockhart
Sam
Scott Hansborough
Candidate William Ritetour Rejected as Governor Hopeful
The Clarke Courier reports William Ritetour of Winchester is mistaken for a candidate for governor during travels. He explains he is not from the Southwest and is not a candidate this year, despite frequent locals offering support.
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Clarke Courier
William Ritetour
Winchester
Lee
Bill
Southwst
Local News Roundup from Reliance Virginia
Reliance Virginia notes report W C Cooley attended General Conference sessions on Wednesday. Mrs Fred Willey and daughter Freda ill, Mr Jim Myers and Mrs Cooley visited Roanoke. Zion Progressive Church service concluded Sunday night led by Reverend Fogle. Carson Bowen marked his ninth birthday with neighbors and cake. Mildred and Thelma Cooley stayed at S Kline’s Middletown. Charles Steele’s new hose nearly finished. Cleveland and Henry Steele from Washington visit ill mother. U P Co B Virginia branch delegates to Martinsburg convention to be elected Sunday.
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Reliance
W. C. Cooley
Fred. Willey
Freda
Jdmyer
Ee McCraw
Roanoke
Cee
Cooley
Aber
Fogle
Carson Bowen
Mildred
Thelma Cooley
Kline
Middletown
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