Bishop Messenger Exhibits Relics at Shepherdstown Residence
The Bishop George H. Messenger of the Free Will Methodist Episcopal Church shows a collection at his Mill street home in Shepherdstown. Items include a Bible once owned by Rev. John Wesley founder of Methodism, a first edition hymn book, and a copy of the Methodist Church discipline ordered by the Baltimore Conference. Also on display are Jerusalem artifacts and Jordan River water gathered during his travels.
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Winchester
Kern Street
Shepherdstown
George H. Messenger
The
Free Will Methodist Episcopal Church
Local Social Notes From Town and Surroundings
Mrs T M McCorkle returns from Tiffin Ohio after a brief visit with sister Mrs Harry Frazier. Addison Timberlake of Clarksburg visits relatives the Misses LaRue at Mt Ellen. Hattie Davis hosts a Washington garden of rosebud girls. Wm Frazier entertains a London and Baltimore party at his home Willow Well. Euchre party hosted by Florence and Molen Shirley at Willow Well. Mrs Henry Shirley and son from Towson staying at Locust Grove R V Shirley home. May Whitacre and brother Robert visiting Shepherdstown. Latrobe of New York visiting Westwood home of Mr R C Allen. Robert Hardesty doing better after illness.
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Addison Timberlake
Clarksburg
LaRue
Mt. Ellen
Hattie Davis
Washington
Frazier
London
Baltimore
Florence and Molen
Shirley
Willow
Henry Shirley
Towson
Refuge Items Highlight Local Visits and Farm Change
Refuge Virginia notices several visits including Mr and Mrs William Cave and children from Washington DC to Rev and Mrs Wm D Hockman. Mr Byrd Clapsaddle with Mr Isaac Grim. Samuel Bates rents farm near Refuge to son Russell Bates from Waynesboro PA for two years. William Hammond a Potomac Paper Mill superintendent dies after appendicitis operation at Sandy Hook. He leaves a widow and four children.
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Refuge
William Cave
Washington, D.C
Cave
Byrd Clapsaddle
Buckton Apent
Isaac Grim
Samuel Bates
Russell Bates
Waynesboro
Mr. Bates
Theodore. Bowman
Agnes
Bowman's Crossing
William Hammond
Mil
Harper's Ferry
Sandy Hook
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promoted
The article extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a powerful tonic for women's health. It cites cures for and relief from menstrual pain backache bloating weakness and related symptoms and urges readers to seek advice from the Lynn Massachusetts office.
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Budsold
Lydia E. Pinkham
E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia WB. Pinkham
Lydia BR
Lynn
Mass
Church Services and Schedules Across Denominations
A readable listing of local church services presents times for Methodists Epworth League Sundays at 6 30, Rev White sermons at 11 and 7 30, and midweek prayer meetings. Other denominations include Presbyterian First and Third Sundays 11, second and fourth 7 30, Calvary Episcopal with Holy Communion on fourth Sunday, Old School Baptist fourth Saturday and Sunday at 11, Catholic Second Sunday at 10 30 by Rev Father John McVerry.
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Amos Lary
Presbyterian
James Mc Oclure
Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church
Thomas
Holy Communion
Old School Baptist
Dalton
Father John McVerry
Winchester
Prize for Grove Bros. The Star correspondence
The Star offers a handsome horsewatch to the best lady correspondent and a 20 year gold watch to the best gentleman correspondent. Prizes are on display in the window of K Bruce Capper. Eligibility requires eighteen weekly communications from May 1 to September 1.
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K. Bruce Capper
Star
Evening Star Seeks NewsReaders and Correspondents
The notice invites letters and telephone news submissions to The Evening Star. It asks correspondents to sign their names and emphasizes careful proofreading, neatness, and frequency of communications as criteria for consideration.
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THE
Evening Star
Local Markets Steady Amid Mixed Prices
Market page notes steady local prices with varied items including butter and eggs. The fragment references a 50 cent rehab item and generic market terms leaving many unread details.
Prove It Any Time: Police Officer Praises Doan's Kidney Pills
Policeman G. E. McCartney describes kidney pain from patrol work and says Doan's Kidney Pills gave rapid relief. He states the remedy restored his health after trying other treatments and endorses the product obtained at Franck Baker & Son's drug store.
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G. E. McCartney
North Kent Street
Dean
Franck Baker & Son
Doan
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Etittiers
Senivay
Mesenger
Mill Street
Rev
John We
T. M. McCorkle
Tiffin
Ohio
Harry Frazier
Miss Latrobe
New York
Westwood
R. C. Allen
Robert Hardesty
D. Hockman
Luther Wiliams
Near Here
Ten
MR. Hammond
PT Het Vices
Ana Ben Ahs
Heller's
Silks
Eitan
Big Life $ Chosa
Winchester, Berryville
Jordyn
Hotel Evans
Berryville
Bluemont
Bel Ville
Wille
Maurice F. Castleman
Casteman’s Ferry
Jones
Jones Creamery
Piccadilly
Grove Bros. Department Store
Pat
Bond
W. H. Dinges
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Spectra
Milldale
Warren County
Orther
Soldaress
J. E. Copp
Kernstown
Lenry Baetjer
Henry Baetjer & CO
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
N. J
Ocean City
Rehoboth
Del
Normandie
Kentucky Avenue
Beach
Ocean View
Fries & Spence
MonRkok Hutcnna
Mer
Stuart H. Fdmonds
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
S. Rosenmyer
Main Street
Bell Phone
Kodak
Edison Phonographs
Miller's Drug Store
R. B. Byrd
C. W. Forsyth
Byrd & Forsyth
Warren and
Rappahannock
Byrd & For- 3
Front Royal
KR. E. Brd
Inchester Va
Beward
White Daily
Finnd
Gochencur & Bro
Millbrook
miLig
Middletown
Southern Railway
Ellemont
Made
H. Hardwick
W. H. Taylor
Turnip Seed
Fred. S. Boyd
Beth Phonea
Oor
Main & Water
Shenandoah Valley
C. W. Ramsburg
Mgr
Rambler
John H. Enders
East Maint
Berryville, Va
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Whitman Hay Press
Good & Company
F. & M. Bank
Church Street
W. A. Harford & CO
H. & W. Seabright
North Main Street
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