Lamp–DeHaven wedding ties Green Spring mill family
Came Here To Have Knot Tied reports Clay ton Lamp, son of J. M. Lamp of Green Spring, married Wednesday to Laura DeHaven, a charming young woman. The ceremony at M. Bic Church was led by Rev. J. W. H. Beale. A reception followed at the bride’s home, then the couple visited Green Spring where Lamp will continue mill work. Also notes Harry Shireley is ill and C W Lamp remains gravely ill. James M. Masofi Jr. of Charles Town, W. Va., visited with friends. Read The Star.
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White Hall
Clayton Lamp
J. M. Lamp
Green Spring
Laura DeHaven
M. BicChurch
J.W. H. Beale
Lamp
Harry
Edgar D. Shireley
Smoke
C W. Lamp
Carload Shipment Planned Wednesday January 15
Notice announces Herr and Amick will ship a carload on Wednesday January 15 to sell horses. The advertisement invites buyers to acquire the stock.
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Herr & Amick
Dinner Guests Share Warm Evening in Rippon
In Rippon W VA on January 14 Mr and Mrs Joshua Davis hosted relatives and friends for an elaborate dinner. Guests included Mrs Walter Swartz Mrs James Bennett Mr and Mrs James Chapman Mr and Mrs John Shull Mrs Harmer and Daisy Chapman Walter and Jesse Chapman Burnett Rowlands of Stephens City visited John Rowlands. Robert Smiley of Virginia returned to work as day operator and boards with Mrs Smiley at C M Wiest's. Daisy Chapman visits Mrs E F Gardner in Leetown. E F Yates spent a day or two in Edinburgh last week.
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Rippon
W. Va
Joshua Davis
Walter Swartz
James Bennett
James Chapman
John Shull
Harmer
Daisy Chapman
Walter
Jesse Chapman
Burnett Rowlands
Stephens City
John Rowlands
Robert Smiley
Virginia
Smiley
Election motion brings wet vs dry talk to Shenandoah
Woodstock reports a new dry election petition in Madison district where Edinburg sits. The court will review signatures within ten days and a vote must occur within forty days, with local sentiment leaning toward a wet outcome ending Shenandoah County's dry status.
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Woodstock
Harrison
Madison
Edinburg
Harrion
Shenandoah County
Grocery list fragment from old newspaper item
A fragment lists granulated sugar two pounds washing soda one and one half pounds Babbit soap one half pound mixed tea half pound Rio coffee four pounds ground pepper one basket.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Union Bank of Winchester Depositary
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Herald Square Moving Pictures
Seis
Hable’s
Pol Brand
Front Royal Virginia
Hinkins
Winchester
Selby
Wyndham & Brill Bell
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James. M. Masofi,Jr
Charles Town
This
Srep Serrestries
Star
Great January
H Hable
Leading Star Clothier, Halter and Furnisher
Cor
Main & Water
Shenandoah
T . Barr’s
T. M. Barr
Drop In
Gray Male Outfitters
Us” & Sheetz
Taylor House
Devo
Gould’s Say Ag
Target
J. P. Haddox
Lipsic Salvage Co
Columbia and Victor Talking Machines
Funk & Son
Huntsberry
Huntsberry’s
Berlin
Williams Building
W. Piccadilly ST
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