Visitors Gather at Clark Home From Nearby Towns
Sept 8 visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Clark included Mr and Mrs Woodward and nieces Misses Fraizer and Menets from Sperryville Elisabeth Fraizer, Mrs Lee Orndoff and son Andrew from Winchester, Hubbard from near on, Mrs William from Tiffin Ohio, Mr and Mrs Walter Boyd Bartonville, and MMe and Mrs Walter Cipher with Hazel. Thurm Anderson ill for four weeks.
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Vendale
Sunda
Walter Clark
Woodward
Elisabeth Fraizer
Menets
Aliie Fraizer
Sperryville
Viola
Lee Orndoff
Andrew
Charles W. Clark
Winchester
Pate Hubbard
Near On
William
Tiffin
Ohio
Walter Boyd
Bartonville
Mme
Walter Cipher
Lathter
Hazel
Hagerstown
P. M. Funkhouser
Funkhouser
Mburg
Little Thurm Anderson
Lee Anderson
Used Car Lot Ad Sells Value With Down Payments
A dense vintage classified notices list numerous used cars with low down payments and flexible terms. Buick Touring models from 1923 to 1926, Ford and Cadillac sedans, and coupe variants appear with mentions of mileage, new paint, and two spare tires. The ad emphasizes reliability and owner history, urging readers to buy for apple-picking season and promising guaranteed value.
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Buick
Cadillac
Durant
Sarte
Wadesville Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Wadesville Virginia hosts a flurry of visitors and family ties as Baltimore residents A J Pattie and Wilbur Pattie spend a weekend with G B Welsh. Martinsburg and Winchester visitors join gatherings at the Welsh and Grubbs homes, while news of a newborn Calvin Bruce Collins in Danbury Ohio circulates.
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Wadesville
A. J. Pattie
Wilbur Pattie
Misa Nellie Patten
Baltimore
G. B. Welsh
Collins
Dan
Ohio
Etta Welsh
Samuel PF. Emery
Hilda Emery
Martinsburg
W. Va
W. F. Grubbs
Claude Massie
Harry Deavers
Winchester
Madeline Welsh
Nannie Johnston
Pragé
George Pope
Samuel Grubbs
Kernstown
Laura Gibney
Hagerstown
C. F. Swarts
Brucetown
Josie Nelson
G.B. Welsh
Best McAboy
Front Royal
Danbury
T. 8. Collins
Calvin Bruce
Millions Released For Investment In Virginia
The Associated Press reports that upon redemption of the third liberty loan bonds on September 15 more than 9 million dollars tied to Richmond holdings and about 20 million statewide will be freed for reinvestment. Bankers expect this influx to spur business locally and nationally as Virginia subscribed 44 million dollars worth of bonds, well over its 29.8 million maximum.
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Associated Press
Richmond
United States
Virginia
Virginia Barbers Frown On Tips at Convention
The Virginia Association of Master Barbers adopted resolutions opposing tipping during their annual convention at the Oceanfront Hotel in Norfolk. The event featured a crab feast as part of the meeting.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Virginia Association of Master Barbers
Oathland Hotel
Armel Brevities Finds Residents Travel and Illness
Revr J W Bell suffers asthma and hay fever. Relatives from Re Hef Baltimore Armel and Richmond visit A B Crabill in Alberton. Travel to Washington for Labor Day ball game. Mrs Jordan returns from college. Mrs Lee White Roy White and child visit Fries at Cedar Grove.
Radio Program Listings Across United States and Canada
A sprawling schedule lists radio programs by station and city with times for concerts, orchestras, dance music, recitals, and talk hours. Notable entries include WOR Newark and New York, WABC New York, WSM Nashville, WCKC Toronto, and KWY Chicago among others, detailing orchestras, piano recitals, dance programs, and variety shows.
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WEAF
New York
Newark
Atlantic City
Baltimore
goceel elkenders _ st
Boston
WNAC
Russel Wood
WOR
Centre
Buffalo
General Motors
Ottinger
WMAK
WTIC
Hartford
Biano
WSM
Nashville
Roxy
Riverside
WSMB
New Orleans
WCOA
Pensacola
WRVA
Richmond
Down South
Snake Charmer Parade With Five Foot Rattlesnake
Ruff Pendleton of Cumberlands near Freel ing travels to Clint wood for the Dickerson County Fair with a five foot rattlesnake. He handles the reptile by wrapping it around his neck twisting it and swinging it by the tail. Pendleton claims the snake is charmed and it remains calm except when it is forced to “sing.”
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Freeling
Ruff Pendleton
Cumberlands
Dickerson County
Clintwood
Minister Sees His Child Killed on Way to Revival
Danville Va Sept 10 A Baptist minister Rev T S Dempsey of Spray N C while en route to Windsor to open a revival service witnessed his infant child killed instantly in a crash near Nash County The car carrying two intoxicated black occupants collided injuring no others The minister and his wife returned to Spray after the tragedy
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Danville
Windsor
N. C
T. 5
Dempsey
Spray
Nash County
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