Local Notes From Cedarville and Surrounding Towns
Aug 14 Cedarville area reports visits by Melkay family and McKay siblings. Ball game at Rockland Saturday Millwood 1 Rockland 11. Misses Melton and McKay visit Ninevah. Lucile McKay of Baltimore visiting Ninevah friends. B C Cushman improves home. Jett played ball at Rockland. heavy Sunday storm with creeks rising. McKay to Baltimore postponed due to rain.
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Rockland
Millwood
Megeath
C. F. McKay
Ninevah
Lucile McKay
Baltimore
Melton
Robt. McKays
B. F. Johnston
John Rust
B. C. Cushman
Cedarville
M. Jett
Thornton Chapman Died After Brief Illness In Waterloo
Waterloo Virginia August 14 Mr Thornton Chapman died after a brief illness. The funeral will be Wednesday at eleven at the home of his sister Mrs Frank Stuart. Attendees at local events include Miss Grace Romine Effie Cade Wallader from Boyce and Miss Ethel Stuart with Mr Norman Snyder and sister from Bunker Hill. Also Mr Chas Stuart daughter Miss Mary Stuart and Mr Claude Romine went to the Colt Show in Front Royal.
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Waterloo
Thornton Chapman
Frank Stuart
Norman Snyder
Bunker Hill
Ethel Stuart
Macedonia
Chas. Stuart
Miss Mary Stuart
Claude Romine
Front Royal
Berryville Happenings In Brief From August Visits
Berryville readers note local social visits and travel notices. Ruth Holtzman Annie Dover from Luray Edith Slater Kathleen McMahon from Washington visit Mrs J E Ogden. Several locals host relatives and welcome guests including Dr Walter Cox Navy surgeon and James Briscoe Jr overseeing electric light work.
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Berryville, Wi
Ruth Holtzman
Annie K. Dover
Luray
Edith Slater
Kathleen McMahon
Washington
J. E. Ogden
Ea. Shugert
Maria
Charlestown
Walter Cox
United States Navy
Ludwin Baldwin
Norfolk
L. Stribling
James F. Briscoe, Jr
Electric Lights Company
Sarah Zane Picnic At Island Park Planned Tomorrow
The Sarah Zane company will run its annual excursion to Island Park tomorrow with a large crowd expected. The event was moved from Aug. 24 due to heavy rains and is now projected to be a pleasant day with refreshment and dancing pavilions provided.
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Sarah Zane Company
Island Park
Local Notices Span Residents Across Towns
A series of brief society notices and updates list residents visiting relatives, traveling guests, and local happenings. Names include Nagel of Alexandria at Mrs. Masaie’s. Walter Oates of Capon Bridge. John Harmer near the Fair Grounds. Mrs. J. W. Brown’s family in Nain. Laura Gold returning from Ocean Grove. Mae Buracker and Nellie Richardson visiting North Main street families. Annie Repetti from Washington visiting Miss Mary Reardon. and other arrivals. Also noted are tobacco store sale, a piano for sale, Island Park train schedule, and Confederate Reunion plans near New Market.
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Freda Ramey
Rehoboth Beach
Isaac Gibbs
Roanoke
John Hamilton
Wm. C. Gratchen
Love Factory
Frank Montgomery
Richmond
J. C. Avis
J. Barett
Washington
R.D. Hardesty
Elliot Cabell
Alexandria
Cyrus McCormick
Rev Miller fills Stephens City tabernacle pulpit twice
Rev. Dr. L. G. M. Miller of Winchester preached morning and night at the Stephens City tabernacle for Rev. Cassell. Local baseball saw two games with Strasburg a 16 to 3 win and Middletown a 6 to 5 loss. Juniors lost to Bloom 4 to 3. Rev Staunton recovered from indigestion after a painful night at Red Men’s Hall. Miss Hilda Daggett returned from Philadelphia. John Bowie of Covington, Virginia, visits his brother A. H. Bowie on Main Street.
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Stephens City
L. G. M. Miller
Winchester
Tabernacle
Cassell
Strasburg
Middletown
E. A. Staunton
Red Men’s Hall
Hilda Daggett
Philadelphia
John Bowie
Covington, Var
A. H. Bowie
Main Street
Staunton Beats Brownies in 7-3 Victory
Staunton defeated the Richmond Brownies 7 to 3 yesterday in Staunton. Johnnie Johnson pitched for Staunton while Joe Leak pitched for Richmond.
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Staunton
Richmond Brownies
Johnnie Johnson
Joe Leak
Richmond
George W Edmunds, retired B. and O. conductor, dies at 68
George W. Edmonds, a retired Baltimore and Ohio conductor, died yesterday morning in Martinsburg at age 68. He is survived by his widow, one son, and one daughter.
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Martinsburg
Unclaimed Letters List for Winchester Post Office
The weekly list of unclaimed letters at the Winchester Virginia post office for the week ending August 11, 1996 includes Nellie Barnett Nellie Clove N. ¢ Cann R W Fauver Simon Griffin Ida Renner Libbie Williamson Margaret. Recipients must pay one cent per letter.
Beer flowing for the Colt Show trip to Berryville
A car load of beer arrives direct from the brewery for No. 5 in Berryville. It will be cold for the Colt Show. Citizens are invited to visit Island Park and join Uncle Bill for a morning outing. An excursion train departs Island Park at 6 00 for a day of fun.
Local Market Prices Perch Poultry and Eggs Listed
Prices for butter and eggs are displayed with chickens and fowl listed. Old hens and roosters range from 10¢ to 16¢ each, while newer stock and butter prices appear in a dense, partially garbled local market notice.
Star Carrier Lindsay Fuller Resigns for New Job
Lindsay Fuller, a longtime Star carrier, re signed Saturday to take a position with Kern & Campbell. He was a top beat carrier and his departure is regretted by the circulation office.
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Lindsay Fuller
Kern & Campbell
Lindsay
Force
Miss Irene Copp Returns From Strasburg Visit
Miss Irene Viola Copp of Strasburg has returned home after visiting her aunt Mrs. Leo Frenkel. She was greatly admired during her stay for her pleasing manner and many friends were made.
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Irene Viola Copp
Strasburg
Leo Frenkel
Miss Copp
Outing Party Returns From Capon River Trip
Misses Annie Douglass Williams Carter Penn and Margaret Lewis and Messrs Tom Hayes of New Orleans ABE Wolf Heyward Bowles of New York Preston Callum Tom Dick Byrd return from a delightful outing at Schaffnacker's on the Capon river.
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Annie Douglass
Williams
Carter Penn
Margaret Lewis
Messrs
Tom Hayes
New Orleans
A. BE. Wolf
Heyward Bowles
New York
Preston Callum
Tom
Dick Byrd
Schaffnacker’s
Capon River
Deed Recorded for North Market Street Lot Transfer
City Clerk records a deed conveying a North Market Street lot from James L. Jackson to Amelia Magrud er with a $400 consideration. Also notes temporary summer visitors Heyward Bowly of New York and friend R. K. Wolfe in Winchester. Lost gold watch between Dr Humsten and T H Sprint. reward returned to Sprint's store. 8-10-21.
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North Market ‘Street
Cider Sold on Selected Weekdays at Hahn's Mill
Hereafter cider will be made each Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at Hahn's Mill at six cents per gallon. tf.
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Hahn's Mill
Local Notes Highlight Religious and Social Visits
Rev. and Mrs. McClure spent Sunday in the vicinity. Rev. McClure just returned from Augusta county where he vacationed. Eugene McCauley, son of Robi McCauley, has come back from Tacoma Park after attending Theological School. Mrs. Albert Wade of Washington DC visits the Misses Miller. Blanche McCauley returned home after Riverton visit. Mabelle Miller returned from Knoxville Tennessee after six weeks. T S D Miller lost a valuable colt with lockjaw last week.
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McClure
Augusia County
Eugene McCauley
Robi. McCauley
Tacoma Park
Albert Wade
Washington, D.C
Misses Miller
Blanche McCauley
Riverton
W. Mabelle Miller
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Dedamvile
Melkay i
St Homd Bn
Barenta
Charlie McKay
Percy
Bucktown
Blanche Naylor
H. O
Naylor
Miss Jones
A. J. McInturff
S. James Welch
J. GC. Hall
Able Franklin
Waterloo Briefs
Berryville
J. S. Decker
Jas. ‘Gaver
Waynesboro
Douglas Gibbs
Rippon
Sarah Zane
Easok
IES
Mis¢ Trend Nagel
Robert Masaie
Walter Oates
Capon Bridge
John Harmer
J. W. Brown
Nain
Fred Goshert
Chicago
Laura Gold
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Ocean Grove, N. J
Mae Buracker
Baltimore, Md
Nellie Tnichardson
Hagerstown, Md
Keller
North Main Street
Martinsburg and
Vear
Annie Repetti
Mary Reardon
West Water Street
Kentucky
I. W. Harper
Ritter & Spillman. Co. A
G. L. Brawner
City Hotel
Lewis Harford
Rodger
Cumberland, Ma
Harry Ott
Wheeling
W.va
Mary Griffith
Brookland
F. H. Morris
Willingham
D. L. Fries
Ernest Soat
Harry Timberlake
Bristol
Tenn
Charles W. Dorn
W. L. Fultz
New Market
Mrs
Harry Jones
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
County Court House
MOON
N. Main St
Joe Haddox
Clearange
Gray & Sheetz
Oppo
Taylor Hotel
Male Outfitters
Bloom
Bloom Boys
Episcopal Female Institute
W. C. Marshall
Penn
Penn Liniment
Pean Drug Co
Penn Drug CO
Miller’s Drug Store
George W. Edmonds
Ter
Fin
Ida
Renner, Libbie
William
Margaret
T. J. Lindamood
Colt Show
Uncle Bill
Star Carrier
Capon
James L. Jackson
Amelia Magruder
Mr. Heyward Bowly
Mr. R.K. Wolfe
Capper the Jeweler
Wanamaker & Brown
People’s Bargain Store
Ft. Loudoun Seminary
Virginia
Glass
Gonp
Katharine R. Glass
Laura W. Gold
AGL
Horsey & Atwell
S. H. Hable
Shoes and Oxfords
Huntsberry
M . J. L. Jarman
Farmville
Eskey
D. R. Eskey
Jil
W. Water ST
LiguTraine
Ranee Co
Rouga
Untsberry
Balton & Ohio RR
Strasburg Junction
Harrisonburg
Taunton
Lexington
Harper’s Ferry
Hagerstown
Frederick
Artinsburg
Columbus
Wheel
Pittsburg
Louis
Boyce
GEO
H. Sowers
Attorneys-at-Law
Cos W. H
W. Martin
Hyburg
R. B. Byrd
E. Byrd
Addeas C. P
C. H. Boxwell
N. Braddock
Foster
Braddock
E.C. Ritter
Dayton I. T. Crabill
Newicar’s
aulkLer
S. Main
Nineveth
Lucy McKay
Jacob McKay
Roberta Macatee
Jamie
Dollis and
Mr. R. Jackson
Virginia Har
St. Mathew’s
Nannie
Caroline
Smith
Wheatland
Little Rhoda Haymaker
William Haymaker
Samuel Hay
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