Social and Personal Notes From Martinsburg and Nearby
The Social Club of Market Street Methodist entertains a testimonial for Mrs. John H. Bowers and Mrs. F. A. Jacques preparing for October move to Hagerstown. Dr and Mrs Francis Crawford ill with cholera in China, hopes for recovery. Reverend Sewell J Goode visits Capon Bridge to lead ten days of evangelistic services. Green Hat Company actors return to Shenandoah Hotel after plays at Apollo and Empire.
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Green Hat
Ers
Martinsburg Hotel
Green Hat” Company
Apollo Theatre
Shenandoah Hotel
Winchester
The
Shenandoah
Cumberre Md
Martinsburg
W. Va
Journal
Market Street
Jacques
Hach
Francis Crawford
Francis Randolph Crawford
Kashing
China
Presbyterian Church
Crawford
G. Crawford
Kernstown
Moffett
Florida
Mr. Goode
Capon Bridge
Sewell J. Goode
Disciples’ Church
Rockville
Church of Christ
Hunter ‘H. McGuire
Mary McCone
San Francisco
Cal
Charlotte Walker
Gordon
Norman Hackett
Green Hat Company
Empire Theatre
Local Residents and Visitors Noted in Town Roundup
Mr Howard W Clowe formerly of Winchester now Fulton Ky visits his mother Mrs H W Clowe. Capt Ewart Johnston White Post in town on business. John William Hollis heads to Cornell prep for West Point. Mamie Brown Baltimore takes position with Miss Hodgson milinary shop. Cadwalladers and relatives tour Alexandria Washington. Rebecca Hughes travels to Inwood W Va for uncles funeral. Elizabeth Price enters Memorial Hospital as student nurse. Amelia Kremer returns to Mandley High School. Herschel Johne New York spending time here on business. Willia W Glass Jr goes to Washington and Lee University. Mudd and Baden at Strasburg. Grace Larrick to spend a week in Washington. H H Hilton Audley farm visits. Benjamin Kien Hagerstown Texaco rep in town on business.
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Howard W. Clowe
Winchester
Fulton, Ky
H. W. Clowe
Clowe
Illinois Central Railroad
William H. Brown
John I. Brown
Mary Cather
Philadelphia
Easton
Stroudsburg
H. B. Price
Robert Martin
Cameron Street
Keyser
W Va
Elizeabeth Price
Memorial Hospital
Stiff Opposition Overcome By Advance Traders
Speculators faced stiffer resistance in today’s stock market but still controlled price movement for most of the session. Reports of record-breaking car loadings, upbeat weekly steel trade reviews, signs of oil production drop, and a flurry of dividends and merger rumors framed the market landscape.
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Associated Press
New York
Norfolk and Western Schedule May 2 1926 Berryville to Roanoke
Train timetable lists May 2 1926 operations from Berryville to Roanoke with passes for Bristol, Bluefield, Welch, Norton and Waynesboro. Includes Pullman sleepers to Gary West Virginia and Philadelphia, dining car at Roanoke, connections to Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia, and parlor service to Hagerstown. Agents H H Burks Berryville and John L Bladon Roanoke available for fares and reservations.
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Berryville
Roanoke
Bristol
Bluefield
Welch
Norton
Waynesboro
Pullman
Gary
W. Va
Memphis
Chattanoga
Nashville
Broiler
Shenandoah
Hagerstown
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
H. H. Burks
Jno
L. Bladon
Gen. Pass
Market activity shows bullish enthusiasm and firm call money
Trading closed with heavy sentiment as bulls drove demand. Call money stayed at 5 percent while total turnover reached about 1.7 million shares, signaling sustained investor optimism.
Mrs Tillie Snyder Dies After Stroke in Pennsylvania
Mrs Tillie J Snyder died from a paralysis stroke in Lewistown Pennsylvania after traveling from Pennsylvania to her home in Lewistown. She came to the area in the 1860s with her parents Abram and unknown Carbaugh and lived in Lewistown for 38 years. She leaves three daughters Mrs Walter Myers Mrs Tom McKee and Martha Snyder a son McClure Snyder two brothers J P Carbaugh R M Carbaugh and one sister Mrs Anna Powers. Funeral set for Lewistown tomorrow.
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Stephens City
Tillie J. Snyder
Lewistown
Snyder
Pennsylvania
Abram Carbaugh
Walter Myers
Tom McKee
Martha Snyder
McClure Snyder
J. P
R. M. Carbaugh
Anna Powers
Bayard
Park debated as greatest opportunity says Judge Harrison
Judge Harrison continues on page one arguing that the park represents a major opportunity. He discusses potential benefits and implications for the community and urges consideration of the project’s impact on local development and public use.
Democratic Candidate Defends Land Rights and Tax Policy
The speaker warns voters against false statements about his positions and pledges to serve all people if reelected. He emphasizes opposition to radical landowner dispossession, and argues for tariff and tax reduction plus farm relief in the coming campaign.
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Congress
United States Urges Nicaraguans to Sign Truce
Washington reports the U S government has asked the Nicaraguan government and revolutionary leaders to agree to a truce during ongoing peace negotiations.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
How Many Women Get Up Singing
An advertisement style medical testimonial highlights Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash as remedies for prolonged weakness and insomnia. A Decatur Illinois mother of three credits the product with regaining strength and energy to care for her children, while Irene Revp of Decatur endorses improvements in daily cooking and well being. The piece frames the products as longstanding cures supported by user testimonials.
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Mrassville
Gene
Lydia PR. Pinkham
Decatur
Illinois
Lydia E. Pinkham
Irene Revp
Greenwood Ave
Decatur, Ill
Timber Ridge Church Picnic Slated At Old Camp Grounds
Trone Virginia notes announce Timber Ridge Christian Church Sunday school will hold a picnic at the old camp grounds on Saturday afternoon and night September 18. All members are asked to attend at 4 o clock. Grace White of Cross Re and Altha Arnold are mentioned visitors. Jacob Fisher and son from Charleroi Pennsylvania spent several days with relatives.
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Trone
Timber Ridge Christian Church
Jacob. Fisher
Charleroi, Pa
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M. Charles Mallon
Agrege de l'Universite
de France
University of Lyons
France
DeGrange
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N. H
H. Clay DeGrange
West Cork Street
Mallon
Scotland
Anatole France
Forrest Forney
Ocean City
N. J
Fleetwood Hotel
Martha Clark
Frank A. Duntley
Mamie Childs
Southern Methodist Church
Biome Sev the
Gaithersburg
Mrs. Greenbaug
Paterson, N. Y
G. F. House
M. M. Lynch, Jr
Holy Name Hospital
Teaneck, N. J
Maurice M.lynch
J. R. Dulaney
Helen Dulaney
Clarksburg
George Gleason
Piedmont
South Braddock Street
Dulaney
Daniel T. Hilliard
James Hilliard
Tuck
Marion Curl
Stouffer
Courtfield
Gertrude Wesley
Henry B. Gilpin
Hugh M. Nelson, Sr
Canada
West Point
North
Mary Miller
H. H. McGuire
Miss McCone
California
Staunton, Va
Judy McGuire
Stuart Hall
F. W. Magruder
Ruth Anderson
Thomas Swartz
Jagara Falls
Watkins, N. Y
Atlantic City
H. W. Sadler
H. W. Sadler, Jr
Greensburg, Pa
George Washington Hotel
Richard Kremer
Mrs
Herbert Harmer
Albin
E. W. Miller
Fietta Rosenberger
Hayfield
Charles Rosenberger
Detroit
Mich
M. J. Herrel
Buster Brown
Ewart Johnston
White Post
John William Hollis
National Preparatory Academy
Cornell-on-the-Hudson
United States Military Academy
N. Y
Mamie Brown
Margaret Hodgson
G. W. Cadwallader
Alexandria
H. L. Cadwallader
Mr. Laurence
Hollis
Rebecca Hughes
Inwood
Peter Webber
Amelia Kremer
George Kremer
Mandley High School
Mr. Herschel Johne
Willia W. Glass, Jr
Lexington, Va
Washington and Lee University
Messrs
R. E. Mudd
Jack Baden
Strasburg
H. H. Hilton
Audley Farm
Benjamin Jay Kien
Texaco Company
Standard Oil CO
New Jersey
Baker's Drug Store
Norfolk & Western
Jeff
Bad Fisher
Devil Dog
Euan
Sir Sidney
Tillie Snyder
Harrison
Georgia
Belle Thompson
Rossville
Anderson
Eee
Maggie
Dinty the Terrific
Geo, McManus
Grace White
Cross Re
Altha Arnold
Ag Py Nisin
Portland Cement Association
East Main Se
Richmond, VA
Coats
Nathanson Company
Loudoun
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