Local Notes From Washington County Community
Irvin in Washington D C this week with relays Miss Louise Stickley helped judge for 4 H Club work. Mr and Mrs C A Pence whose home burned last Monday spend the week with friends awaiting business recovery. Rev and Mrs H E Richardson left Friday for new field after ten years here. Sunday visitors at Mr R R Stickley’s included Mr and Mrs W L Green Mrs William Funk and two children of Strasburg.
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Irvin
Washington, D. C
Relayi
Louise Stickley
C. A. Pence
Tilden Stickley
R. R. Stickley
Genevive Grover
Winchester
William Stickley
Arlin Cullers
Orville Willey, Jr
Ruby Beaty
Pickering
New Market
J. R. Beay
Hogue Creek Locals Share News From Va Community
Hogue Creek Va October notices list many local guests and calls on Emma Kern and Mrs Theodore Nail. The Christian Endeavor program featured Pauline Clowser leading with a mixed schedule. Ill and recovering residents include Mrs S T Larrick Mrs Mary Wisecarver and Mrs Annie White. Franks Orndorff plans new home with son near Albin. Sudden death of Hedrick prompts sympathy from friends who knew him from the summer area.
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Hogue Creek
Lee Orndorff
Hoy Smith
Newton Cather
Charles Brown
Earl
Clarence Ceather
Ollie Clowser
John Beck
Youngwood
Cleve Marple
Pauline Clowser
Washington
W. A. Orndorff
Albin
Laura Marple
S. T. Larrick
Angeline Cooper
Christian Endeavor Society
Beck
Younswood
Emma Kern
Theodore Nail
Annie Ramey
Maggie Boxwell
Annie White
Abraham Foster
Maryland
Nancy Foster
Frank Orndorff
Boxwell
Olive
Foster
William Cochran
Luther Larrick
Ernest Davis
Pauline Crowser
Jesus
Hedrick
Middletown Notes Highlight Local Visits and Illness
Middletown Virginia residents report Mrs Albert Shaver from Chesapeake Beach visiting her father Wade Muse. L L Sibert, formerly of the area, is critically ill at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Mrs Lewis Chrismore of Winchester spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs W J Cornwell on Main Street. Claude Carper and family visited Ced arville with his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Grove. Mae Ginn with Jr and Mrs C C Rhodes of Stephens City were weekend guests.
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Middletown
Albert Shaver
Chesapeake Beach
Wade Muse
L. L. Sibert
Sibert
John Hopkins Hospital
Lewis Chrismore
Winchester
W. J. Cornwell
Main Street
Claude Carper
Cedarville
Grove
Mae Ginn
C. C. Rhodes
Stephens City
Relatives and Friends Aid Culpeper Resident
Mrs Shelby Keith, previously ill, resumes duties at Mr R L Longs garage. Elizabeth McInturff Audrey McInturff and Betty Lee Perry visited Mr T McInturff at Green Springs. W A Riggleman family, from near Stephens City, moved into Mrs Edmonsons Main street property.
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Culpeper
Shelby Keith
R. L. Long
Elizabeth
Audrey McInturff
Betty Lee Perry
T. McInturff
Green Springs
Refugees and Familial Notices From Refuge Va
Refuge Virginia reports mourning for Mrs. David Riggleman of Cumberland Maryland, daughter of the late John and Eliza Ebersole, with many relatives and friends mourning her death. Also noted are relatives visiting and a local hospital update on Mrs. J W Headley’s slow improvement after a severe illness at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Refuge
David Riggleman
Cumberland
Riggleman
John Ebersole
Grover Grim
Ruby Grim
Front Royal
Annie Grim
Elizabeth Rittenour
Ben Derflinger
Canterbury
Isaac Grim
Julia Grim
O. L. Grim
J. W. Headley
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Bracetown Briefs Note Local Weekend Visits
Miss Helen Pyne of Bunker Hill W Va spent the weekend with Miss Rhodell Whitacre. Mr and Mrs Charles McCar roll and daughter of South Bend visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs Best McAboy and son moved to Baltimore Md after summer visits.
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Bracetown
Helen Pyne
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Rhodell Whitacre
Charles McCarroll
South Bend
Best McAboy
Baltimore
Purcell Stines Host Berryville Visitor Over Weekend
Miss Delpha May Childs of near Berryville spent the weekend with Mrs. J. P. Stine, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Purcell Stine at their home.
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Purcell Stine
Delpha May Childs
Berryville
J. P. Stine
Stephens City Notes Highlights From Washington Visitors
Stephens City Virginia records guests from Washington D C visiting the Brumback home. Mr Cleve Adams shows improvement after illness. Mrs J P Carbaugh in Memorial Hospital shows slight improvement. C O Watson returns from Hot Springs with her daughter and other brief local notes.
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J.P. Carbaugh
Memorial Mere
C. O. Watson
Hot Springs
Weekend visit notes from Washington figures
Wallace Lam of Washington DC spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Tom Lam. Mr Richard Petrie has returned home from Washington DC.
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Wallace Lam
Washingway
D. C
Tom Lam
Richard Petrie
Washington, D. C
Scout Training Begins Monday
The Boy Scout camp leaders training course starts Monday at 7.30 PM in the Presbyterian Church Annex on South Loudoun Street. Former assistant National Director of Camping William C. Wessel will speak on camp leader training, camping trends, and jailboree camping. Wessel previously led American Scouts to Denmark for a World Jam and brought back the World Scout Champion title.
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Presbyterian Church Annex
South Loudoun Street
William C. Wessel
Wessel
Denmark
Scout Training Course Planned for Camping Season Prep
The article announces the first in a series of monthly trainings to prepare leaders for next summer's camping season. I Fred Stine heads the course program, Hoye Riley directs singing, Eugene B Cooper introduces the speaker, and Fred Bame speaks on credit toward the Scouter Key. Scouts and leaders are invited.
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Fred Stine
Hoye Riley
Eugene B. Cooper
Fred Bame
Swindler Jailed in Jacksonville Case
Swindler William Elmer Mead, reported in Jacksonville on October 14, faced jail after a sequence of alleged financial deceptions. Local prosecutors described the case as the latest example of fraud impacting several victims across the area.
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Jacksonville
Fla
William Elmer Mead
Convicted Swindle Financier Sentenced in 1921 Case
A man previously found guilty of using the mails to defraud in a stock market swindle scheme in 1921 was today sentenced to pay a $5,000 fine and serve two years in prison.
Anarchist Emile Cottin Dies After Frontline Battle
The Labor Press reports Emile Cottin, the French anarchist who fired on Georges Clemenceau in 1919, has died on the Aragon front. Cottin fired seven shots at the premier as he rode in a Paris auto, with three hits, one penetrating.
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Barcelona
Aragon
Emile Cottin
France
Georges Clemenceau
Cottin
Clemenceau
Paris
Pene
Beware The Cough From a Common Cold Ad
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion for chest colds and lingering coughs. It claims relief by loosening phlegm and healing irritated tissues, touts creosote content and pleasant taste, and offers a satisfaction guarantee with a money‑back promise.
French anarchist Cottin's life saved and exile in Spain
The article recounts a 1919 attack that badly injured Cottin and a 1919 death sentence overturned by Clemenceau. Cottin later avoided the guillotine, joined the Spanish Civil War era International Brigades organized in Barcelona.
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Cottin
Clemenc
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