Early closing system gains townwide support in Cumberland area
The Cumberland Times reports Ha gerstown Winchester and nearby towns adopting an early closing plan. Stores will shut at 6 pm daily including year round, except holidays, to reduce clerks hours and improve welfare. Merchants benefit from lower operating costs and customers adjust shopping to hours.
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Local correspondence notes visits and yard parties
Dr. Davis Rothgeb and family visit relatives in Page county before returning home. Edward Campbell and wife visit Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell. Miss Katherine Baker of Fisher's Hill visits aunt Mrs. J. D. Binker. Annie Barley Hattie Bassett and Mrs. H. R. Barley attend a Long Meadow yard party. Sunday School yard party planned for July 25 26. Round Hill M E Church yard party July 18 19 for church benefit.
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Evening Star
Paintter Hill
Davis Rothgeb
A. B. Rothgeb
Page County
Edward Campbell
John §. Campbell
Katherine Baker
Fisher's Hill
J. D. Binker
Annie Barley
Hattie Bassett
H. R. Barley
Long Meadow
Round Hill
M. E. Church
Church Yard Party At Macedonia Parish
Macedonia church to hold yard party in church yard on Saturday night July 19. Proceeds benefit church. Refreshments at moderate prices. No goods sold at cost to ensure full sale. Dry goods groceries confectioneries and more at Penrz's.
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Bell Bros
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Water supply restored at Fair Grounds after hydrant mix up
For some time water was unavailable at the Fair Grounds except for one hydrant by the restaurant. Superintendent A J Tav enner had an investigator trace the issue. It was found that when hydrants were installed at the restaurant building the other pipes on the grounds had been disconnected, causing the outage. The defect was fixed and all hydrants now supply water.
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A. J. Tavenner
In Memory of B F Graves Death Notices
In memory of B Frank Graves a brother son and friend. The piece mourns his sudden death and praises his loving obliging character while reflecting on death and the afterlife with religious consolation. It laments the loss and honors his memory as a cherished kin and companion.
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B. Frank Graves
Lake View Notes Fresh from Lake View Virginia
Lake View notes report several local movements. Mr Ceiashass of Scottdale Pennsylvania visited relatives with his uncle H J Benner then travelled to Smithfield West Virginia. Mr B Stapp returns home after a month with his Martinsburg brothers. Mr Charles Cunningham of Big Pool Maryland visited family here. Mr Joseph Langley of Red Bud near Lake View is quite ill at present.
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B. Stapp
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Joseph Langley
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