Local notes at Martinsburg area residents
Bey Mr Harry Smith and wife visit Mrs B F Gardner in Berkeley. A moving picture show comes to town for a week. Baker Lime Co builds a two story brick house on a lot. M L Payne grows weaker after illness. Dr H A Rogers’ son Hamilton injured left ankle by horses. Katherine Laise visits brother at Berkeley station. Bisworth Getts on 24 hour furlough from Camp Meade. Georgie er of Martins visits L G Hoft. Teachers institute held. graveyard improvement committee thanks helpers. Fund drive via Charles F Laise secretary. W B Clendening visits Martinsburg. James Trimble visits W C Clendening. Rev Mr Grove and wife return from Maryland vacation. Mr and Mrs C W Boyer Jr visiting his father. W H Wright of Darkesville visits Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
J “Moving Picture Show
Baker Lime Company
M. L. Payne
Hamilton
H.A. Rogers
Katherine Laise
Berkeley Station
Charles F. Laise
W. B. Clendening
Martinsburg
James Trimble
Ridge
W. C. Clendening
Mr. Grove
Maryland
C. W. Boyer, Jr
W. H. Wright
Darkesville
Trial details reveal gunfire during arrest in colored community
Policeman Mason and officers confront Sadie Ailstock and Lewis after reporting slashed outer clothing suggesting outside gun use. Lewis allegedly fired near Officer Leggs, was arrested, and later pleaded guilty to illegal liquor transport with bond set and concealed weapons charges pending grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Sa‘@ie
Franik
Lewis
Thomas
Mike Ailstock
Sadie
Legg
Dong
Sadie Ailstock
Cumberland Valley
Corporation Court
Lieut Bruce Bentley Visits Winchester Home
Lieut Bruce Bentley of the United Army and former Shenandoah Valley Academy faculty member visits Dr and Mrs B M Knight at Fairmont avenue. He serves at Fortress Monroe as an artillery training school math instructor. Bentley and B M Knight Jr plan several days of fishing nearby.
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Bruce Bentley
United Army
Shenandoah Valley Academy of
Winchester
B. M. Knight
Fairmont Avenue
Fortress Monroe
Bentley
Wir
B. M. Knight, Jr
Nineveh News Notes Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Rev. John Rodgery spent time in the area and has been at Camp Lee since June. Virginia Mecartney visits aunt Irene Mecartney. Mrs. Guy Ray Nancy Ray and Marvin McKay visit Mrs. Dudley Miller in Stephens City. Mary Weaver returns to Washington sick after visiting with her parents. Ruth Sheaff and the Trenary sisters attend Strasburg Sunday school convention. David Weaver returns to North Carolina. Anna Jett visits brother A S Jett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineveh
John Rodgery
Wen
Camp Lee
Virginia Mecartney
Irene Mecartney
Guy Ray
Nancy
Baltimore
Marvin McKay
Pittsburgh
Jacob McKay
Dudley Miller
Stephens City
Mary Weaver
F. K. Weaver
Washington
Ruth Sheaff
Trenary
Strasburg
David Weaver
North Carolina
Anna Jett
Front Royal
A.S. Jett
Hebrew New Year observance closes Winchester shops
The Jewish New Year will begin Friday with Hebrew residents closing stores for 24 hours until Saturday. Mrs. Helen Nalls returns to Alexandria after visiting her parents on East Cork Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Helen Nalls
Alexandria, Va
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Evening Star
Harry Flood Byrd
Evening Star Publishing Co
Virginia
Weil 83
United
Morning News
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Bunker
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Robert Lamon
Hallie Baker
New York
John T. Jan
Harry Smith
B. F. Gard
Ae ‘of
Erie
Nineveh News
Frank S. Emmert & Son
Martinsburg, West Va
Virginia Fruit Juice Company
Norfolk, VA
Baker & CO
Local Distributors
Ge Bt
Wv. Kremer
Rend
Porter Seth
Banks
Asee E Thompson
Bae
Phe Hare
Fross
Braddock
L6th Army Corps
National Cemetery
Ford Tours
Boyd S. Luckley
Straseg
Valley Turnpike Co
Valley Turnpike Company
Harrisonburg
Warrisonbure
Kavanaugh Hotel
Corporation
H. F. Byrd
Secv
M R. Trundle
U. Executor
Louis M. Trundle
Als
Gerard Street
Mary Conner
Ote
Ge Jet
M. M. Lynch
Mary R. Trundle
Circuit Court
County of Frederick
Geo
W. Brill
Emma J. Brill
City of Winchester
W. Baker, JR
Lydia E. Pinkham
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