Tribute to Jacob I Gruver Dead at 77 after long life of faith
Jacob I Gruver born April 19 1840 in Franklin County Pennsylvania died September 19 1917 at age 77. He married Ann Weirich in 1859 and had seven children including Rev W F Gruver. A longtime United Brethren Church member he left a good name, faithful example, and a religious home. Funeral was held September 21 1917 at Reliance United Brethren Church with many relatives and friends attending. His remains rest in a cemetery near Reliance Virginia.
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Jacob I. Gruver
Franklin County
United Brethren Church
Ann Weirich
B. F. Cooley
Reliance
William Irvin
Washington
D. C
Bertha Gruver
Hammack
Virginia
Gruver
Abraham
God
Jesus Christ
Reliance United Brethren Church
Clayton Martin
Rush Reed
St. Thomas
Phillip Weirich
W. O. Mowers
Margret
Jacob Smith
Chambersburg
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mount Jackson
Davis Cooley
Cc. E. Cooley
W. O. Cooley
Gladson Cooley
Clarence Cooley
Harry Gruver
Dorie Gruver
Paul Gruver
J. C. S. Myers
Inwood
Marlboro News Notes Visitants Across Relies and Nearby
Marlboro Virginia reports social visits from Jasper Pangle to James McFarland in Relief and Ruth Masuel returning home after visiting Mrs. James Boggs. Several residents including Mitchell Roux and J L Krider traveled for business or hosted relatives, with farm hands scarce slowing corn harvest progress.
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Marlboro
Jasper Pangle
James McFarland
Ruth Masuel
Relies
James Boggs
Mitchell Roux
Washington, D. C
J. W. Linaburg
Pinex and Sugar Syrup Cough Remedy Promoted
An advertisement touts a homemade cough syrup using Pinex and sugar that rivaled store bought remedies. It claims fast relief for coughs, sore throats, bronchial irritation, and conditions like bronchitis and croup, with a perfume of generations of use and a 216 ounce Pinex bottle guarantee.
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Sam i
E Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Zemo Promises Clear Skin With Antiseptic Liquid
An advertisement claims Zemo cures eczema, itching, and rashes without greasiness or staining. It asserts quick relief and lasting clear skin, urging use when other products fail. The copy promotes penetrating antiseptic action and targets various skin conditions.
Hood's Sarparilla Peptiron and Nux Iron Combination
The advertisement promotes Hood's Sarparilla and Peptiron with Nux Iron and Sarsaparilla as a blood clearing remedy. It claims benefits for blood, nerves and digestion and recommends Hood's Pills as a laxative to work in harmony with the tonics. It targets chronic conditions like scrofula rheumatic and anemia and notes iron deficiency as common.
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Hood
Response To Appeal Continues Fort Loudoun Seminary Contributions
A list of contributors to a Fort Loudoun Seminary appeal is presented, detailing donors with varied sums from twenty five to five dollars. Names include Peter Feinberg and Dr. A. Henkel among many individuals and groups such as Troop 1 Boy Scouts and the Citizens Band. The notice enumerates donors by donation level and acknowledges multiple supporters.
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Fort Loudoun Seminary
Peter Feinberg
E. V. Weems
Sender Feinberg
A. “Db
Henkel
Robert Beverley
Lily Baker
J. L. Maphis
Troop 1
Boy Scouts
Citizens Band
Mary S. Buchanan
H. H. McGuire
Philip Klompus
Virginia Rawson
T.russell Cather
Carl Massey
Charles
Walter Massey
H. H. Baker
J. L. Whitlock
O. L. Jamison
D. W. Lupton
W. G. Conway
Howard Cather
F. L. Harris
T. J. Orndorff
W. M. Seal
J. A. Richard
Ellen Mann
Logan R. Fay
Virginia Barrel Co
W. G. Hardy
W. D. Smith
Reward for Deserters in Military Draft
Provost Marshal Crowder informs Governor Stuart a fifty dollar reward will be paid for delivering any man summoned for military duty who failed to report for examination or who did not report after examination. The reward covers transportation and services and will be deducted from the deserter’s pay upon delivery to camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowder
Stuart
Berryville Happenings in brief this week
Mrs. H. F. Baughman and Florence Baughman and Carrie Crow visited New York last week with Miss Crow returning to Uniontown Pennsylvania. Mrs. Clarence Thomas and children of Fairmont West Virginia stayed with Mr. and Mrs. George C. Thomas. Mrs. A Moore Jr. has returned from Richmond. S. S. Thomas of Charlotte visited his mother at Arcadia. Ethel June Fishpaw Gladys Humston are at Blackstone Virginia. Estelle Castleman visited Mrs. W. H. Bonham. Malcolm McCormick and son from Washington motored here for the weekend and Mary Watts Blackburn returned home with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Brrryville
F. Baughman
Florence Baughman
Carrie Crow
New York
Crow
Uniontown
Clarence Thomas
Fairmont
W. Va
George C. Thomas
A. Moore, Jr
Richmond
S. S. Thomas
Charlotte, N. C
Ethel
June Fishpaw
Gladys Humston
Blackstone
Estelle Castleman
W. H. Bonham
Malcolm McCormick and Son
Washington
Mary Watts Blackburn
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Back Pain Relief
Winchester resident Miss Lou C. Jones reports severe back pain and kidney issues eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She notes improvement after one box and recommends the remedy, available for 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY sells the product.
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Winchester
Dean
Lou C. Jones
E. Cort St
Doan
Miss Jones
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfers
Buffalo
N. Y
Trains to Winchester From Central Pennsylvania and Harrisburg Areas
Trains arrive in Winchester from Cumberland Valley and Harrisburg stations at 3:20 am daily except Sunday. Service lists routes to Philadelphia and New York with stops at Carlisle and other towns. timetable notes varied codes and station names.
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Winchester
Fartinsbure
Tagerstowr
Keenggatica
Hamburg
Hippenaburg
Carlisle
Techanicabure
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Tomas
P. A
Southern Railway Schedule Linking Washington and Harrisonburg
A transit notice outlines daily and weekend routes between Strasbourg and Harrisonburg, Traveling from Strasburg to Harrisonburg No 23 7 30 am No 49 12 25 pm No 21 Buffet car 7 50 pm No 12 8 10 pm eastbound No 14 7 25 am limited to Washington No 2 8 15 pm local to Washington 9 15 pm No 24 local Morrisonburg to Strasburg arrives 7 30 pm D H DeButts Div Pass Agent Washington DC
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Strasburg
Harrison Hure
Harrisonburg
Sun
Alexandria
Washington
Morrisonbure
S:‘albert
D. H
Washington, DC
Norfolk and Western Train Schedules and Connections
Norfolk and Western announces timetable details for trains serving Bristol Roanoke Bluefield Shenandoah Hagerstown and Washington with parlor and sleeper cars. Connections include Shenandoah Junction Memphis South and New York routes with through services to Philadelphia and New York.
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Bristol
Pullman
Broiler
Roanoke
Pocahontas
Welch
Norton
Gary
Winston Salem
N.C
Shenandoah
Bluefield
Roanok
Memphis
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The
Evening Star
Harry Floop ‘Byrd
Bell 33
United
Evening Star Publishing Company
Mirror
J. L. Krider
Batimore
H. E. Shull
H. N. Clagett
Winter Hill
E. S. Brent
E. W. Knoe
Mt. Jackson
Arthur Shanholtz
Opequon
W. H. Shanholtz
John F. Booth
Boyer
Middletown
Watter Funk
Great
Hagerstown
Thos. A. Poffenberger
D._H. Staley
James Williams
Williams
Depensit
Union Bank OF Winchester
Brill & Bitter
Daylight Store
R. M. Swimley
Clinton E. Chrismore
Bell Phone
North Market Street
Eugene B. Cooper
Jacob E. Baker
Frances Walker
Isabel Baker
J. H. Lacy
R. Keeler
Elsie Maphis
Ruth Thomas
John I. Sloat
J. W. Larrick
Amick
Lucy Jones
N. D. Cool
Mary Lawler
C. E. Aulick
Mary Eleanor
Jack McCarthy
Minnie Hall
Annie Ridgeway
J. B. Beverley, Jr
C. Vernon Eddy
Frances W. Jones
Mannie O. Cooper
Arcadia
Cumberland Valley
Southern Railway
Norfolk & Western
LEAY
Berryville Daily
Rutland Water Glass
Baker & Sor
Pharmacists
Baltimore & Ohio
Niagara Falls
Baltimore
National Press
Borasa
N. Main St
S. E BE
Cooper Opequon
Main St
W. L. Kuhn
James P. Reardon
Walters
N. 58Th St
Market St
G. W. Parish
S. Market St
North Market St
People’s Drug Co
North Main St
Hahn Mill
Annie R. Hack
Valley
Winkfield’s
Columbia
Bacycle
Rambler Bicycles
H. R. Willis
N. Market St
American Stores Corporation
Harry L. Livick
South Kent Street
Geo. W. Seekford
Eh Ts Eos Co. R. R. Yards
Wood
Alfalfa
T.W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen
Richmond, Va
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