Mrs. Nails eighty fourth birthday celebrated at Hayfield
Special to The Star reports Mrs. Nail widow of John Nail of Gap Run celebrated her eighty four birthday. Despite age she remains alert reads a German Bible printed in 1400 and enjoys conversation. Her son John W. Nail resides in Winchester while others in town recover from illnesses and welcome a newborn boy to Stanley Cooper family.
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Hayfield
Berryville Social Roundup Receives Several Local Trips
Mrs. George B. Reynolds of Edgewood visited Scranton and returned Tuesday evening. Mrs. C. C. Hunter of Rosemont came from Washington City, staying weeks, and left Tuesday morning. Mr. Charles M. Broun went to Washington Monday, returning Wednesday. Marshall McCormick left Thursday for Washington. Miss Jane Moore spent Thursday in Boyce. Mrs. Jennie Earle Jones of White Post stayed Friday and Saturday with Major S. F. Moore. Miss Mary Clagett left for Charles Town Friday to stay several days. Mr. A. Moore Jr. was in Charles Town Wednesday. Hugh McCormick of Charles Town, visiting his parents, returned Wednesday. Jacob Warden, recently ill, is much improved.
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Berryville
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George ‘B. Reynolds
Edgewood
Scranton
C. C. Hunter
Osemont
Washington City
Charles M. Broun
Washington
Marshall McCormick
Jane Moore
Boyce
Jennie Earle Jones
White Post
C. Moore
Main- Street
Misa Mary Clagett
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A. Moore, Jr
Hugh McCormick
Jacob Warden
Remains of Katharine M Hannon Sent for Burial in Pennsylvania
The remains of Katharine M Hannon who died at Stephenson this county were shipped by Funerals Directors Funk and Son to Connellsville Pennsylvania and will be interred three miles from that city tomorrow. Hannon, 38, native to the region, had lived in this county with her mother and relatives. Death followed a nervous elapse aggravated by overwork during her mother’s illness. She leaves her mother Mrs Mary Hatton of Stephenson two brothers and three sisters.
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Stephenson
Funk. & Son
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Hannon
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Ella J Young
Port Perry
Jenniely Kiley
Cumberland, Md
Franklin Cheney Co. testimonial notice in Toledo fraud claim
Fragmentary patent medicine testimonial from 1886 in Toledo alleging a cure for catarrh by Hallertarrh Core and Johns Wall’s Family Pills. The text nominals Frank Cheney and Nary Puuml it appears as sworn statement for a case.
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J. Qheney
Gally
FP. J. cheney + Co
Toledo
Franks. Cheney
Wall
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