Funeral Services For J H Newcome
Funeral services for James H Newcome, a miller from Frederick County, were held at his residence on North Kent Street. Rev J W Duffey officiated. hymns were sung by a selected choir. burial followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery in the family lot with pallbearers from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Come
Frederick County
North Kent
J. Ww. Duffey
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mount Hesbron
Messrs
Charles Funkhousery
White Post
C. Wit. Tanquary
Burnt Factory
George Stimmelk
Wadesville
J. K. Cooper
M. J. Yost
Edward Johnson
Winchester
Funeral for local shopkeeper and overseer dies at 45
John Singhas, longtime leader in Clarke County and trusted figure at Berryville Baptist Church, died at his home after three weeks of fever and a later pneumonia. Services led by Rev. Dr. Julian Broaddus were held with burial at Green Hill Cemetery. He leaves a widow Miss Josephine Mullin, a son Frank, a daughter Mamie Lee, a grandson Frank Lee, and his mother Mrs. Mary Singhas and brother Ernest Singhas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste
Clarse
County
Berryville Baptist Church
Julian Broaddus
Ana
Green Hill Cemetery
William Lee
Frank Johnson
Jessa Mc Lupten
John Carper
Ta Ee Brown
Edward Locke
Singhass
Mr. Singhas
Josephine Mullin
Frederick County
Frank
Mamie Lee
Frank Ie. Lee
Lee
Mary. Singhass
Ernest Singhase
Summit Point
Emulsi bottod health elixir ad from Scott & Bo
An old advertisement promotes a liver tonic Emulsi bottod claiming quick stomach relief and wrinkle smoothing. It invites readers to send a paper clipping for a savings bank and a child’s sketch book, featuring Good Luck Penny, and is signed by Scott & Bo at 409 Pearl Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALG
Fach Bank
Scott & BO
Pearl St
New York
Three Small Keys Mystery Reward Notice
Fragmentary OCR shows a reward listing with cryptic phrases including three small keys and a reward note. No clear date or issuing organization is readable. context suggests a lost or found item notice with vague names and figures.
Happenings at Rippon and Nearby Dwellers
Rippon residents and visitors from Berryville Charles Town and Winchester are noted in social items. Dinners visits at the Palm Hotel Rex Theatre outings at Charles Town and local household changes are recorded with multiple names and small-town details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rippon
Vis
Dee
bin Larue
Luke
Charles Town
Berryville
Mra
L. M. Long
Standsan
Lewis” Allen
Palm Hotel
Rex
Charie- Town
Local notes and short missives of illness and visitors
Almanack entries report Almess of Der bruiher returning home Miss Millred Haines recovering from typhoid and able to go out Mr and Mrs John Oates visiting Winchester Nebel wife of Rev FOF Neel improving after four weeks illness Mrs Pierce Mietz visiting sister in Winchester The Stork visit at Frank Shaffenaker's home yields a bouncing boy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie
Katie Moore
Millred Haines
John Oates
Winches
Nebel
Fof Neel
S. Pierce
Mietz
Winchester
Stork
Frank Shaffenaker
Ang
Capon Bridge Notes Report Illness and Travel
Capon Bridge West Virginia December 9. Mrs H B Smith is very ill at her home with an illness. Fannie Monroe, who was traveling to Keyser on account of the illness, was unable to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capon’ Bridge
W. Va
H. B. Smith
Fannie Monroe
Keyser
J Newton Laws Dies of Pneumonia in Front Royal
J Newton Laws longtime Front Royal resident died at home after a weeklong pneumonia illness. He was 65. At the start of the Civil War he enlisted in Company A First Virginia Cavalry and served with distinction. A member of Unity Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, Front Royal, he leaves a widow, one son and five daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Millwood
Newton Laws
Front Royal
Warren County
Law
Virginia Cavalry
Real Estate Sale Reported in City Notice
A deed was reported today showing J. W. Taylor and wife selling property to Charles To for a lot measured 30 by VAN feet on West Ceril Street for cash. Mrs. Hagar Worthington of Havertown was mentioned in relation to a former home in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
J. W. ‘Taylor
Charles To
Meory
Ceril
Hagar ‘Worthington
Haver Town
For Sale Notice at Main Street
Fragmented classified listing shows a sale ad for property on Main Street with partial details. The readable text mentions a freehold or real estate offering, indicating a sale sign and location but omits critical specifics.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ayer
Winchester Steam
Main St
Fanny- Morris
R.M. Swimley & Bro
H. W. Clowe
Tooele
West Piccadilly Street
Shenandoah Vyalley National Bank
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberlan
Maryland
C. A. Heller & Co
Wincester
Winchester and Washington City Railway Company
Union Bank of Winchester
Miller's Drug Store
Ara
Traddock Heights
Bath
Frank H. Taylor
Huyler’s
Eastman Kodaks
Fred S. Boyd
Cor
D. Henning
Charlottestillé. Va
Henry S. Baker
National Cash Register Co
Zirkle’s
Swimley Drug Co
Hine Cigars and Cigarettes
Maillard’s Candy
Rks
J. Hl. Newcome
IE. Piccaditty Se
Stdéshiain
Kiltian & Ce
Hallimore
Rte
RSADE
Eager
Pric
Oss
Seppe City
SABES
epyeFouris
Aye
Clittora Street
Fairview Avenue
Harry Kern
Idett Lee
Tr Nts
Water St. Agypsy
Liberty Penny
Helse
Braddock ‘Street
Washinston St
Los
der Bruiher
Capon
J. Newton Laws
Gowan
Russell &Green
Pike
City
Good & Coq
Bell Phone
Rours
Ben Davis
York
Wyinchester
Ficson Live Stock Co
Boyce
Virginia
Peete
Tess
Valley Turnpike
Herbert S
Garrick
Lornex
Muni Toni
Winchhester
Clarke County
He Brfou
Picture Theatre
Agape
Wane Alan
Baromort
Hagerstown
Wrenerick
Washington
Baltimore
Martinsburg
Way
Chicago
Prasburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louiseville
Pria
Delphia
Osammann Valley
Rahroad
SUNDA
Philadelphia
Am. P
Winchiéater
Martingburg
Hagerety Ware
Hamheraburg
Shippensburg
Cariteies
Mechiutonburg
Marrisburg, Tence i
Perry
Roo
Norfolk Amd Western
BERRY
Nes
Loa
Kristol
Bluefield
Poetas
Norton
Welch
Lutions
Pullman Sleeper
Gary
Safe Car
Roanoke
Ary
Shenaeloah
Northgound
Sage Town
Harrisburg
Philadelphi
Pullman and Muffet
Pullman
Bevill
M.F. Bragg
Paes
Washeington
D.C
Blatensburg Ma
Picadilly St. Bell
Teaaye’ Stak
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