Middletown News Notes Recap From Dec 4
Local notes list residents returning from trips to Hagerstown and Pittsburg, visits by Maud Larrick and May Ginn, and illness of Mrs. Hinkins. Winchester residents and Charles Manuel family hosted visitors. Dr Z L Weaver sold Main street property to J A Blackburn and plans to build soon.
New Rector In Charge at Harrisonburg Preaches Sunday
Rev. Dallas Tucker, brother of Rt. Rev. B. D. Tucker, has accepted the call to Harrisonburg and will preach his first sermon Sunday. He previously served as rector at the Episcopal Church in Charles Town and later in Bedford City.
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Dallas Tucker
B. D. Tucker
Episcopal Diocese
Southern Virginia
Harrisonburg
Will
Episcopal Church
Charles Town
Bedford City
Prof Frances and Wife Plan European School Work Tour
Mrs Frances wife of Prof John Frances of Los Angeles Cal daughter of the late Bishop J W Hott visits relatives in Winchester and Dayton Va. The couple will tour Europe for school work during his year long absence from the Polytechnic School of Los Angeles. Mrs Frances left Virginia 28 years ago. J H Cooley moves into the Shipmen property on Seminary street and begins studies at Shenandoah Collegiate Institute preparing for the ministry. Esther Barrett of Winchester visits at J W Hott's home.
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Dayton
Frances
John Frances
Los Angeles
Cal
J. W. Hott
Winchester
George P. Hott
J. W. Fiott
Polytechnic School of
Europe
Inwood Notes on Local Movements and Visits
Inwood residents report E. S. Henshaw starting a new house foundation as he plans to move from the farm next spring. Wilmer Whiting and sisters Bessie and Susie Whiting of Summit Point visited their brother R. F. Whiting last Sunday. Anna and Lou Silver traveled to Martinsburg today. Mrs. Henshaw and Mrs. Abell visited Wednesday evening with Mrs. E. B. LeFevre. Mrs. R. P. Bryarly and Miss Bryarly are in Martinsburg today.
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Inwood
E. S. Henshaw
Wilmer Whiting
Bessie
Susie Whiting
Summit Point
R. F. Whiting
Anna
Lou Silver
Martinsburg
Henshaw
Abell
E. B. LeFevre
R. P. Bryarly
Miss Bryarly
W. Va
Local Return From New York Visit
Mr. Peter Wiedenburgh has returned from a visit to New York and is at the home of his parents and Mrs. A. M. Baker.
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Peter Wiedenburgh
New York
A. M. Baker
Berryville Late News Notes Include Visits and Local Projects
Berryville residents receive visitors from Washington New York Roanoke and Maryland. Local developments include a Berryville ice plant contract a near complete reservoir project and a planned Norfolk and Western station. The King’s Daughters hold a Winston Hall bazar for hospital and charity funds.
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Erryville
Via
John Crown
The
Washington Herald
Clifford Luke
New York
Cox
Minnegerode
Atlantic City
Cyrus McCormick
Alpheus Nichols
Loudoun County
Nichols
John White
Hancock
Frank Whiting
Agnes Hugh
Taylor Milton
Ashland
Austin
Wertz
Roanoke
Ellyson
J W. Ellyson
Waynesboro
H. H. McCormick
Charles Town
W. Va
Marshall McCormick
Charles Mullikin
Hugh M. ‘Taylor
Richmond
Berryville
John H. Shackleford
Fred. L. Karon
Winchester
Davis
Virginia
Norfolk ‘& ‘Western Railway Company
King’s Daughters
Winston Hall
Hospital Fund
New High Level In Wheat Market
A Chicago to Philadelphia Record dispatch notes wheat prices rising to new highs amid bullish market talk. May futures surged to 1.10 and 1.12 in Minneapolis, with cash prices premium to futures as deliveries shift to bull leaders and Northwest millers. Major players like James A. Patten anticipate scarcity before next harvest.
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Chicago
Philadelphia Record
Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Northwest
James A. Patten
B. W. Snow
Bartlett-Patten House
Cneteda
Debut of Miss Amelie Louise Hack in Baltimore circle
Miss Amelie Louise Hack daughter of Frederick Home Hack of Baltimore will make her debut at the first Monday German of the Bachelors' Cotillon Club after spending the summer in this city and county.
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Amelie Louise Hack
Frederick Home Hack
Baltimore
Bachelors’ Cotillon Club
Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion
The ad urges every family to keep Pape's Diapepsin for sudden stomach trouble. A 50 cent case supposedly digests food quickly, relieves sour stomach, heartburn, nausea, and headaches, and leaves no foul breath.
Market Report Shows Stable Prices Across Grains and Livestock
Wholesale markets reflect firmer prices for flour butter eggs and poultry. Wheat oats rye and hay hold steady while corn remains firm and higher. Vegetables and green fruits show steady demand with prices per bushel and bale quoted for hay potatoes and other staples.
Postum Digest Helps Family Find Health Benefits
A reader letter from Battle Creek, Mich, cites a family of twelve who left coffee for Postum. The writer claims relief from headaches, dizziness, heart palpitations, and stomach issues after switching to Postum, noting a sister and mother improved and even a skeptic brother praised the coffee substitute. The letter ends urging others to try Postum as directed, with a nod to The Road to Wellville.
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Postum
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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Z. L. Weaver
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Cuarge Direct Commission
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