Ill and social notes from Crum area
Mrs. Howard Ebersole is very ill with typhoid at Red Bud Harvey. A young son of D. W. Feltner is ill with an unspecified disease. Dorothy Du vall infant daughter of Roy Du vall is ill with cholera infantum. Doctors expect recovery. Faith Jackson visits sisters. Florence Spitler guests of Lacy and Mildred Tan Ty in the village. Harry Swimley of Gaylord visits Mrs Swimley’s parents Benner. Theodore Light, former Crum resident now in Texas, recalls civil distances during a village call last Sunday.
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Howard Ebersole
Red Bud
Harvey
D. W. Feltner
Dorothy
Roy Duvall
Florence Spitler
Misses Lacy
Mildred Tan- Ty
Joseph P Goheen Dies of Appendicitis at Martinsburg
Joseph P. Goheen 38 died at home in Martinsburg West Virginia after a bout with appendicitis. He had been attacked weeks earlier in Washington where employed by the Washington Terminal Co at the new union station. Native of Berkeley county he lived in Washington 16 years and leaves a widow four children four siblings and several Winchester Fredericksburg relatives. Funeral services were held at St Josephs Catholic Church conducted by Father Thomas.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Washington
Washington Terminal Company
Union Station
Godeon
Winchester
Frederick County
Berkeley County
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Father Thomas
The Big Liner and The Laughing Whale
A prose poem styled dispatch from New York describes a calm sea voyage on a St. Louis liner filled with Yanks. Whales surface and mock in a playful chase until the liner’s prow defeats a bull whale. Separate notes report Mr. Eppa White and his son visiting Winchester and James Corder ill with typhoid fever at home.
Armel Vicinity Notes Describe Local Visits and Family Gatherings
In Armel Virginia on July 15 families and neighbors are listed visiting relatives and traveling to nearby towns. EB White and family spent Sunday with kin at Kerna Lown. Lester Price of Gimmes visits his brother C D Price. James Armel and Jon Armel accompanied Elva Armel to Kernstown for several days. McDonald and son of Mountain Falls visited BE White’s home. Co E Haymaker and Jesse Armel spent Saturday in Winchester. M H Armel and family visited a brother at Stone Bridge. Roberta Parker haw returns to Middletown. Charles Price and family, and the Price brothers, spent Sunday in Washington.
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Armel
EB. H. White
Stone Bridge
Miss
Roberta Parker Haw
Rugs On Display At Oriental Rug Company Office
In the Marissburg office of the Oriental Rug Company five rugs fill most space. Sizes include 27 by 54 inches and 3 by 6 feet. One rug is green with a red border, another brown and gold with a green border, a red rug with a green border, and a rug described as ork. Visitors call them splendid and superb. Russell & Green in Winchester are the Winchester representatives and will quote prices and take orders for any rug.
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The
Oriental Rug Company
Marissburg
Russell & Green
Winchester
McVicar’s
Lotomnae
TIRE
Firestone
Ary Bullitt Dies in Rest Virginia At About Fifty
Ary Bullitt a respected colored woman died Sunday night at the home of Tom Jimgson Rest Virginia The death followed a complication of diseases She was about 50 years old born in slavery Her remains were buried in Buhker Hill colored cemetery Mrs R Mwan is improved after a severe attack of indigestion Mr Marpole completed a barn for Mr J W dedblack Mr Burns Cooke of Winchester is out several days with his monthly.
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Rest
Ary Bullitt
Tom Jimgson
Benjamin Jefferson
Buhker Hill
Virginia Horse Shows Schedule Marks Regional Circuit
The document lists several Virginia horse show dates across cities like Maliagsas, Orange, Charlottesville, Harrisonburg, Warrenton and Robers M6 with varied August and September windows. Times and exact venues are incomplete reflecting a developing event calendar.
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Orange
Charlottesville
Harrisonbure
Front” Royel
Cbniquat
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Victoria
Amoskeag
Langston
Ideal
Grove Bros. Department Store
H. F. Byrd
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company of
Virginia
Funk & Son
Orounty
Miss Faith Jackson
Harry Swimley
Gaylord
Swimley
Benner
Theodore Light
Crum
Texas
Jos. Goheen
Joseph P. Goheen
Mr. Thomas Goheen
Ers
New York
a _press
Dispatch
St. Louis
Regina
Skipper
Him
Eppa White
little _ son
James Corder
Mr. Lester Price
Gimmes
Mr. C. D. Price
Mrs
James Armel and Son
Jon Amel
Wistert
Mel Trhost
Mel Near
Boyce
Elva Armel
Shory Sister
Kernstown
Mr. McDonald
Moun
Tain Falls
Mr. and
Mrs. BE. MH. White
Messrs. Co. E
Haymaker
Jesse Armel
Chester
Middletown,Va
Charles Prise
Jana
Mastin
Price
Ana
Taster
Wea Armel
Misa
Martinsburg, W. Va
R. M.wan
Tion
Marpole
J. W Dedblack
Mr. Burns Cooke
MTS
NSIS
Cooke
Virginia Horse Shows
Maliagsas
China
Foutz
Fouts
W. Ramsbure
David E. Foutz
Baltimoss
Front Royal
Rev. T. C
Front
Royal
Wellsboro
Kentucky Ave
Beach
Atlantte
Ay N. J
Bradford
J. H. Kremer & Bro. Gray « Streit
J. H. ‘Taylor, Ieek Restaurant
Miller’s Sonskee & Wright
R. T. McVicar
Snapp’s Foundry & Machine Shops
Umberland Valley R. RB
Winchester, Martineburg
Hagerstown
Greencastle
Chambersburg
Shippensburg Ocartiste
Mechanicsburg
Harrisburg
Rom
Putlagel Nis
York
Abciea
Sundi
Ae Ay. R
Barry
Shenandoan River
L.kave
Eastround
Wkratnound
Bluemont
Kerryville
Fothter
Berryville
Winches R
Maurice F. Gastleman
Prop
Castleman’s. Ferry
Stockholders’ Meeting
Winchester and
Berry’s Ferry
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Sec
Ladies’ Aid Society
Clearbrook
Jno. W. Schultz
Cera
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