Armel Va News Notes Recap of Local Visits
Armel and nearby residents report visits across state lines and towns. H. oare al and family visited relatives in Virginia while James Armel and Samuel Armel spent weeks in Pennsylvania. Florence Carper returned home from Boyce after visiting relatives. Ben Armel saw relatives in Middletown and Matthias Armel went to Hagerstown. Mrs. Melton Cornwell is ill. Macedonia Sunday School to be led by C. E. Haymaker in John Armel’s absence. Ella White and children visited Nineveh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Macedonia
Ben Armel
Middletown
Matthias Armel
Hagerstown
Melton Cornwell
C. E.haymaker
John
Millwood Local Social and Personal News
The column lists visits and family news from Millwood. Misses Barksdale of Washington visit Mrs G H Burwell. Clarence W Glasscock stays with grandmother Mrs J B Lindsey. Mrs Charles Jones visits her mother Mrs A H Garvin. Ruth Coppenhaver improves. J T Lindsey ships hogs. Rev Julian Broaddus preaches at the Baptist Church. Nellie Estep returns home after Berryville visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood
Barksdale
Washington
G. H. Burwell
Clarence W. Glasscock
J. B. Lindsey
Charles Jones
A. H. Garvin
Ruth Copenhaver
J. T. Lindsey
Julian Broaddus
The
Baptist Church
Nellie Estep
Berryville
Odd Fellows Elect Officers for Madison Lodge No 6
Madison Lodge No 6 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows elected J A Carpenter noble grand Wm Massie vice grand Newton B Grove recording secretary C W Ramsburg corresponding secretary J P Haddox treasurer Richard L Gray chaplain for the ensuing term. Installation set for the first Monday night in January. Claude Ryan son of Mrs Nettie Ryan, a U S Navy seaman, leaves for New York to rejoin the battleship Maine.
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Odd Fellows
Madison Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
J. A. Carpenter
Noble Grad
Wm. Massie
Newton B. Grove
C.W. Ramsburg
J. P. Haddox
Richard L. Gray
Claude Ryan
Nettie Ryan
United States Navy
New York
Maine
Ryan
Notable visits and local social rounds in Bunker Hill
In Bunker Hill on December 11 Mr Norman Stuckey wife and son of Ced arville Ohio are visiting relatives. Bayard Walker of Pittsburg visits his uncle Smith Stuckey. Rev William Anthony of near Hancock, a former minister on this circuit, spent Monday night with W C Clendenning. Miss Maude Swimley of Bruce town was guest of Miss Cora Hayslett. Dr H A Rogers is in Back Creek Valley on professional business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bayard Walker
Pittsburg
Mr. Smith
William Anthony
Near Hancock
W. C. Clendenning
Maude Swimley
Bruce
Cora Hayslett
H. A. Rogers
Back Creek Valley
Poultry Wanted for Cash in Daily Market Report
Poultry dealer T. H. Sprint seeks turkeys ducks chickens and geese for Thursday Friday and Saturday delivery. Highest cash price offered for poultry and walnuts. Mrs D K Drake and Miss Mamie Carver of Stephens City spent the day shopping in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Sprint
D. K. Drake
Mamie Carver
Stephens City
Winchester
Do Not Depend Upon Drag Alone Give Best Results
The text emphasizes road construction basics advocating proper grading to ensure a flat road with shoulders higher than the center, warning against relying on drag alone and noting the Kia input.
Poor roadbed improv and farm road talk across regions
The article discusses road improvement methods including drag construction with 6x6 timbers to improve roadbeds, and advocates good roads as essential for farmers. It cites Kansas City Star on road use by automobiles, urging farmer and public needs, plus practical farming tips on honey season, canning, and keeping fowl and horses productive during winter.
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Draz
New Yorker
Real al
Kansas City Star
Fari
Berkeley County Sale Settles Court Matters in District Trade
Creek district in Berkeley County transfers property to Mrs Maria E Janney for 2625 cash and other considerations as negotiations resolve court matters in Martinsburg. Four men advertised silverware instalment plans with good salaries to suitable applicants. Herman H Hable invites inquiries at the office. Mr William H Baker returns from New York City after several weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman H. Hable
William H. Baker
New York City
Weather Forecast and Digestive Health Advice
Fair and colder tonight for Virginia. Medically themed ad urges Mi-o-Na tablets as cure for indigestion and related symptoms, claiming builds stomach and guarantees refund if not effective. Advertorial tone emphasizes safety and broad effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Fair
Ednesday Fair
Franck Baker & Son
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W. Wm
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Virginia
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John T. Noonan
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Bell
Smith Erriter
German Smith
Win- Se
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Valley Turnpike
A. C. Hack
Evans
Wey Nolds
Stockholders’ Meeting
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Mo.w. Rice
Gus” Brill
N. Wilson Davis
Millsville
Horsey_& Atwell
BIG Home Store
X-mas Trade
N. Y
T. M. Barr
Glenn
L. M. Brown
Geo. H. Eagle
Mr. van Alystine
Huntsberry
Fairbanks
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