Miss Mattie Leng Vacationing in Winchester with Sister
Miss Mattie Leng a noted Simplex typesetting operator from the Harrisonburg Daily Newsforce is spending a short vacation in Winchester. She is accompanied by her sister Mrs James O Sullivan. Mr CV Bailiss of Charles Town registered at Hotel Evans Friday evening. Mr Jenkins of Elkins and Mr and Mrs HG Kump of El WV are stopping at Hotel Evans.
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Mattie Leng
Harrisonburg
Daily Newsforce
Winchester
Personal Mentions From Harrisonburg News Briefs
Lexington resident Mr A GNdodges stays at Hotel Byans while Mr C V Leach of Chicago checks in here. Charles Like visits Brooklyn IN to see his mother. H B McCormac and friends tour Valley to Luray Caverns by automobile. James Johnson returning from Winchester summer normal to visit home. Mrs J H Washington and daughter Miss Ashington visit Dr and Mrs James Grammer. Miss Liewyn Silver returns from Inwood after visiting Nina Shepard.
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Charles Like
West Cork Street
Brooklyn
IN. Y
H. B. McCormac
Luray Caverns
J. H. Washineton
Miss Ashington
Mount Jackson
James Grammer
Washington
Miss Virginia Briggs Returns Home From Visit
Miss Virginia Briggs who had been visiting Mrs. Steck in the county for several days has returned home.
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Virginia Briggs
Mrs. Steck
Summer visit of Stegner and Gibbons family notes
Master Wendell Stegner of Newark New Jersey spends the summer with his grandparents Mr and Mrs George A Windell on East Monmouth Street and will be joined by his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph E Stegner. Postoffice Inspector Robert G Gibbons of the Philadelphia division visits his father Hon C M Gibbons on North Main Street.
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Wendell Stegner
Newark, N. J
George A. Windell
Monmouth Street
Joseph E. Stegner
Postoffice
Robert G. Gibbons
Philadelphia
C. M. Gibbons
North
Miss Nora Clowe Returns Home to Winchester
Miss Nora Clowe ends two years in Washington and returns to her home in Winchester. The note records her relocation from the capital state to the local town.
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Washington
Win
Man Shot in Leg Near River onpyate Side
A youth was shot in the leg between the knee and ankle on the onpyate side of the river. He cried out, aid rushed to his side, and he was taken by train to Winchester and Memorial Hospital where surgeons could not locate the bullet. Later he returned home to Brucetown and is reported resting with little pain. No shooter is identified. authorities believe an attempted killing occurred from concealed cover across the river.
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Shenandoah Val. Nat. Bank
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the Farmers and Merchants Nat. Bank
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
BANK
Oppo. County Court House
U. S. Gov’t Depository
Faulkner
Huntsberry
ESKEY
Ater ST
Winchester, VA
Huntsberry’s
Fred S
Boyd
Shenandoah Valley Nat. Bank
John W. Rice
Ladies’ Aid Society
Clearbroo
Partlawn
James O. Sullivan
C. V. Bailiss
Charles Town
Evans
Bw. Jenkins
Elkins, W
H. G. Kump
Llewellyn Baker
Ft. Loudoun Seminary
Stephens City
Bradford
J. F. Kremer & Bro. Gray& Streit
J. H. Taylor
G. Miller’s Sons
Anderson & Wright
Mr. A. Gndodges
Lexington, Ky
Hotel Byans
Mr. C. V. Leach
Chicago
James
Johnson
Winches
Ter
Towt
Liewyn Silver
Inwood
Nina Shepard
Erry
Main Street
M. Orndoff
South Main Street
Nora Clowe
Chester
Mr. Morrison
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Sur
Geons
Mr. Morri
Brucetown
Gray & Sheetz Wen
Dane
le Tence
R. M. Swimley & Bro
Eichelburger Bldz
Gity RY
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore
Winchester Veterinary
W. A. Coyner
Frank O. Headley
Balti
M. E. Church
Kernstown
Baker's
CG. W. Ramsburg
East Piccadilly Street
W. A
March
Sec’y
Tf E. Graves
Horsey & Atwell
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