Theodore E Miller Dies At Opequon From Complications
Theodore E Miller 21 of Middletown died at 2 am today at his grandfather Luther Miller’s home after a several day illness from complications. He was a Frederick County native who worked in barrel malt before his health failed. He is survived by his widow Irene Henson and a young son Russell seven months, his father Walter Miller, and two sisters Mrs James and Mrs Nelson Henson of Cumberland. Funeral 10 oclock Saturday at Opequon Church with Rev E Graham. burial Mount Carmel Cemetery Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore FE. Miller
Walter Miller
Middletown
Luther Miller
Frederick County
Miller
Russell Miller
James
Nelson Henson
Cumberland
Refuge Mention in Virginia Travels and Visits
Mr and Mrs Ollie Grim and children returned Saturday from a motor trip through Pennsylvania and Ohio. Amherston of Greenwood Md visited with Clyde Hitt of Savage Md and others at B A Rowland home. William Henson family from near Winchester spent a day with Henry Mears at Double Churches. William Mumaw visiting Pennsylvania. C J Orndorff and family visited his brother Journal Orndorff near here. Dinner guests at L J Cave home on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Refuge
Ollie Grim
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Amherston Ofigewood
Clyde Hitt
Savage, Ma
B. A. Rowland
William Henson
Winchester
Henry ‘Mears
William Mumaw
C. J. Orndorff
Journal Odiff
Here
L. J. Cave
Local residents and visitors noted in community notices
The column lists residents visiting relatives and returning travelers from Middletown Harrisonburg Luray Front Royal Indiana and Florida. It mentions Mr and Mrs John Hockman Mr and Mrs H E Richardson Mrs Thomas and Mrs Jones Mrs Custer and Henry Mears, Dalton Rowland Paul Painter, B A Rowland, S W Grim and children, Luther McCauley, Leslie Hausenfluck, Bobbie White, Lula Lauck May Lauck Ollie Cline Scott Cline and Charles Hall with trips to Roanoke and Refuge community prayer meetings at various homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hockman
Middletown
H. E. Richardson
Thomas
Jones
Lance
Custer
Harrisonburg
Enry Mears
Mottday
Dalton Rowland
Paul Painter
Luray
B. A. Rowland
Leiig
Vaucluse
W. Grim
Luther McCauley
Refuge
Leslie Hausenfluck
Indiana
Bobbie White
Front Royal
Charles,Hall
Lula
May Lauck
Scott
Piorida
Ollie Cline
Margaret
Anna Bee Grim
Charles Hall
Roanoke
Damages Sought From Dr Lee Over Amputated Leg
Two separate suits filed in Hardy County Circuit Court seek 75 000 in damages from Dr R E B Lee of Moorefield. Charles H Davidson and wife Mamie claim improper treatment of a fractured leg led to amputation and 50 000 is sought by Mrs Davidson with 25 000 for loss of services and 500 in travel costs cited. Dr Lee to answer in due course.
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Lee
Davidson
Coney Island Boys Reach Winchester on 10000 Mile Hike
Three Coney Island youths Sol Scheltes Irwin Rosenberg and Sam Schechter reached Winchester yesterday on a hiking trip from New York to California and back. They plan to take a southern route and accept lifts from motorists while hoping for work to fund their journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Sol Scheltes
Irwin Rosenberg
Sam Schechter
Winchester
New York
California
Brooklyn
N. Y
Myersville
Baltimore
Maryland
Rising Sun
Washington
Boyce
Mr. Garber
Boye
Lions Club Congratulates Elks On League Title Victory
The Lions Club baseball team congratulates the Elks on winning the championship of the first inter club league series. They note season differences were settled amicably and commend good sportsmanship across all league teams. They look forward to a Friday game between Rotary and Elks with best wishes for a great contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Elks
Rotary
Apples Bring Good Prices on English Market
T. W. Mathews, a Glasgow Liverpool apple exporter representative, reported Virginia apple prices in the English markets. Green Yorks and Bonums sold from 4.21 to 5.68 dollars, Yorks 3.74 to 5.75, Bonums 4.64 to 7.10, Grimes 4.88 to 5.38, Gano 5.62. Apples shipped in ordinary stowage without refrigeration. refrigeration raises costs and lowers grower returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Mathews
Glasgow
Liverpool
Virginia
L. & H. Williams & Co
W.M. Turner & Co
Mr. Mathews
Yorks
Bonums
Grimes
Gano
Demand Continues Fair For Colored Apples In England
Demand remains steady for colored apples in the Liverpool market as cables report in last evening to G. R. Cooper Harden and Company. Steamers Baltic and Samaria arrived with 6 000 barrels and 21 000 boxes from America and auction sales covered Virginia Bonums Yorks Wealthies and other varieties with prices ranging from about 5.04 to 9.60 dollars per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
G. R. Cooper, Harden and Company
Baltic
America
Virginia
Worthwhile thoughts and fruit handling costs noted
The note items a 6.60 charge with about 3 deducted for common stowage and extra for refrigerated fruit. It adds that an idle spirit cannot be a happy one and the mind fills with better thoughts if engaged.
Banks Close On Labor Day Observance Notices
Several banks announce Labor Day closures on Monday September 5th with all paper maturing that date payable on Tuesday September 6th. Signatories include WM G HARDY J H YOST JOHN L SLOAT and CHARLES SUMMERS. A Detroit News item notes a local parent’s realisation about a five year old asking for a thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM G. Hardy
Shenandoah Valley
National Bank
J. H. Yost
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
John L Sloat
Commercial & Savings Bank
Tegal
Charles Summers
Castier
Union Bank of Winchester
Aten
Detroit News
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Theo. E. Miller
Dr. Lee
EAD
Ramsey Furniture CO
Water ST
Heatrolas
Funk & Son Funeral Directors
Allen
R. M. Swimley
George Washington Hotel
England
Summer Fabrics
Batiste
Dimities
Emmert
Moling & Seal
THE
Betty Shoppe
Nebraska
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