Local notices recount obits visits and farm news
News from nearby sections notes Ida B Taylor traveling after the death of her niece in Harrigonburg and mentions of Miss Marie Clevenger from Martinsburg. It records hospital nurse visits, preaching at Galilee, illnesses, and ongoing apple farming with corn cutting and seeding soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida B. Taylor
Harrigonburg
Burt Ramsey
Lela-Ritter
Jonah Good
B. Clevenger
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Winchester
David F. Yost
Mary Yost
Mary
Alice New Ome
James A. Grimes
Galilee
Mary E. Hamilton
Martinsburg
W. Va
Walter Cox
Marie Clevenger
Dorsey Racey Rites Follow Winchester Hospital Death
Mrs. Dorsey Racey died Friday morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital after an appendicitis operation last Sunday. Also noted: Paul Dodson hauling wheat to Luther Brill’s mill. Hester Himelright threshing Tuesday. Charles and Robert Sibert of Mount Olive with John Sibert buying stock. Mrs. Charles Tabler of Arlington visiting her father L. Wirtz. Cornelia Himelright returning home after visiting relatives near Winchester.
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Dorsey Racey
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Paul Dodson
Luther Brill
Hester Himelright
Charles
Robert Sibert
Mount Olive
John Sibert
Charles Tabler
Arlington
L. Wirtz
Cornelia Himelright
Winchester
School Opens October 15 With Berryville Principal Mrs Miller
Oct 9 notice states school will open next Monday October 15 with Miss Miller of Berryville as principal and Mrs Ella Bucher of Mountain Falls as assistant. Bucher taught here last year and was well liked by parents and pupils. Mr and Mrs Hurl Himmelright and Mrs William Himmelright visited Sunday with Mrs O L Peer near town.
Markets corrected wholesale prices from local buyers
Local wholesale market notes list prices for wheat local flour butter hens and corn meal. Entries include country butter hay baled straw baled and various feeds and middlings with per unit costs. Baltimore wholesal es markets close day prior reflect spot corn and dairy items with price figures.
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Baltimore
Local Social Notes From Middletown and Nearby
Oct 9 details visits and family movements in Middletown area. Mrs Noah Mowery's visit to her mother Mrs James Willis. Miss Mabel Spiker with Mr and Mrs Robert Spiker. Lena Dodson with Mrs James Garrette and Mrs W H Dodson. Mrs Willie Spiggit with Port Republic parents. Mrs Albert Garrette of Oranda visiting Middletown. John Spitler moves into Ogden property vacated by Hattie Garrette. Nehemiah Kelley on business from Mt Jackson. S H Rhodes on business to Toms Brook. Hilda Coffelt and companion visit Lena Dodson. Mrs S M Willey’s condition steady. Noah Mowery Sunday with family. Mowery employed at Apple orchards near Winchester. daughter of Robert Bailey ill.
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Noah Mowery
James’ Willis
Middletown
Mabel Spiker
Robert Spiker
Lena Dodson
James Garrette
W.H. Dodson
Willie Spiggit
Port Republi
Albert Garrette
Oranda
John Spitler
Ogden
Hattie Garrette
Nehemiah Kelley
Mt. Jackson
S. H. Rhodes
Toms Brook
Hilda Coffelt
Long Meadow
S.M. Willey
Mr.Mowery
Winchester
Robert Bailey
Local Visitors Drop By As Community News Gleans Life
Dr J H Clagett of Hamilton Va visited his father Hl W Clagett last week. Clay Shull of Harrisonburg spent weekend with his parents H E Shull. Laura Pangle Cedric of Balti more visits Mrs Bertie Jameson. J M Gordon made a business trip to Woodstock last Saturday. Hester Lineburg and uncle Hester McCall from Washington returned last Friday. Mrs Lineburg and daughter Anna plan to move to Washington. The Rev Mrii McLacey to preach at Presbyterian Church next Sunday at 11 o clock.
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J. H. Clagett
Hamilton
Hl. W. Clagett
Clay Shull
Harrisonburg
H. E. Shull
Laura Pangle Cedric
Baltimore
Iis
Bertie Jameson
J. M. Gordon
Woodstock
Sturday
Hester Lineburg
Hester McCall
Washington
Useless to Hold World Congress Says Coolidge
Washington reports President Coolidge sees little to gain from a world economic conference. He would not start steps toward such a meeting without assurances of success. He notes many European disputes are political, not purely economic, and a summit could worsen conflicts.
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Washington
Europe
Coolidge
Large judgment for loss of Mrs Bryarly clothing in transit
An order of the Corporation Court of Winchester awards Mrs Eddie Sue Bryarly a $741.35 judgment against the American Railway Express Company for the loss in transit of a trunk with her personal clothing. The trunk shipped July 21 from Hopewell Virginia to Winchester never arrived. The company offered no defense to the judgment.
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Corporation Court of
Winchester
Eddie Sue Bryarly
American Railway Express Company
Hopewell
Bryarly
Jas. P. Reardon
Express Company
Turkey futures grim at poultry convention
Chicago October 9 turkeyless Thanksgiving dinners may be common twenty years hence as 1,500 industry representatives at the National Poultry Butter and Egg Association discuss declines. Eastern and middle western states report turkey production down over 60 percent.
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Chicago
National Poultry, Butter and Eye Association
Turkey's fate urged by Briggs amid postwar push
Alton Briggs of Boston, former secretary of the symnonia tine, calls for saving the Thanksgiving turkey as war cuts fields in Texas shrink. He argues Congress must protect the bird as it did Plymouth Rock and Indians, to ensure a lasting holiday tradition.
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Texas
Alton Briggs
Boston
The
Symnonia Tine
Congress
Briggs
Plymouth Rock
Norfolk and Western Schedule Revised for June 17
Train timetable details show connections and Pullman services from Berryville to Roanoke Bristol Shenandoah Philadelphia New York and Hagerstown with multiple local and through trains. Agencies H. H. Burks Berryville Va and W. C. Saunders Roanoke Va provide fares schedule and reservations.
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Berryville
Roanoke
Bristol
Pullman
Broiler
Ee D. m
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch
Ing
Shenandoah
Memphis
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Hagerstown
Pullman Sleeper
Hagere
Shenandoah Jett
Ap Slyshe
H. H. Burks
W. C. Saunders
Gen’ Pass
Roanke
Two Citizens Wed in Washington D C Roy Gregory and Mid Virginia Brumback Tie
A marriage license was issued in Washington D C to Roy J Gregory 22 and Mid Virginia H Brumback 19 both of Stephens City this county They were married by Rev John E Briggs The groom's association with Clifton Forge Va businessman William B Waiting of Standard Gas and Oil Co visited on a business trip yesterday
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Washington, D. C
Roy J. Gregory
Virginia H. Brumback
Stephens City
This County
John E. Briggs
William B. Waiting
Clifton Forge
The
Standard Gas and Oil Company
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