Personal notices from Roanoke area residents
Local brief lists residents and visitors including James Smallwood Ella Krambling I B Van Gordon and others. It notes travel to Dallas Charlottesville Baltimore and Front Royal plus a graduation in Charlottesville and a Bradwell wedding party at Bryarly's Schoolhouse.
Royal welcome awaited victors at Cumberland meet
A stout group of sprinters finished in 39.45 seconds as Mr Massack’s flag dropped. Cumberland Hose Company finished last with 47.45 seconds, while the Winchester team earned the banker prize amid cheers from supporters.
Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedies Only
Deafness cannot be cured by local applications as they cannot reach the ear’s diseased portion. The condition stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining, causing rumbling sounds and impaired hearing. The advertisement promises Hall's Perfect Cure for one hundred dollars, offered by F. J. Carney & Co. Toledo O.
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F. J. Carney & Co
Toledo
Shenandoah College Exercises Set For June 11 1905
Parisioners of United Brethren Church report purchasing a fine church organ for the Valley. Shenandoah College commencements begin Sunday morning June 11 and run through June 15. Guests include Lizzie Martin and Belle Martin of St Thomas Pa and Anna and Marie Hillidge of Washington DC. Graver family members and others visit home from Black Walnut VA Washington DC Lovettsville VA and Baltimore.
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United Brethren Church
Shenandoah College
Lizzie Martin
Belle Martin
St. Thomas, Pa
Anna and
Marie Hillidge
Washington, D. C
B. F. Graver
J. H. Graver
Black Walnut
David Graver
Local Happenings Reported From Millwood Area
June 9 notes list visits and social ties among Millwood residents. Jno Armel and family spent Sunday with Jno Armel Sr. Lorenza Price of Chambersburg visited his brothers this week. Reuben Clark moved onto I J Gardiner’s farm. Mayre Parker visited the Haymaker sisters. Virginia Armel spent Sunday with Kate Armel. H C Glaize spent Thursday in town. Rev W A Lynch Jr will preach an introductory sermon at Macedonia on Sunday.
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Jno. Armel
Millwood
Lorenza Price
Chambersburg, Pa
Reuben Clark
Boyce
I. J. Gardiner
Mayre Parker
Middletown
Haymaker
Virginia Armel
Kate Armel
H. C. Glaize
W. A. Lynch, Jr
White Post
Macedonia
Castleman's Ferry Notes and Local Developments
June 9 report from Castleman’s Ferry notes a very low Shenandoah river, good fishing, and progress on the iron ore mine one mile north. The county road to Berryville is being macadamized, Miss Bertie Osburn returns from Kabletown to teach, Maurice F. Castleman buys the ferry rights at Shepherd Ford, and Bell Telephone nears completion of pole setting from Berryville to Bluemont.
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Witten
Pike
Berryville
Bertie Osburn
Kabletown
W. Va
Maurice F. Castleman
J. E. Carroll
Shepherd Ford
Bell Telephone Company
Bluemont
Bunker Hill Church SchedulesJune Activities
Children's service at M E Church Sunday at 3 p.m. An attractive program is planned. Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church to hold a lawn party Friday and Saturday at the C V Lawn. J Freda Laise returns from Dickenson College for vacation. Mite Society of the Presbyterian Church meets Saturday evening at Mr A C Clendening's residence.
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M. E
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
C. V
J. Freda Laise
Dickenson College
Mite Society of the Presbyterian Church
A. OC. Clendening
Social News At Long Branch And Nearby Inns
Miss Lillian Stone and Mr C Harrison of Washington visit Miss Nannie Nelson at Long Branch. Miss Adelaide Nelson returns from Philadelphia after medical schooling. Miss Bell of Boston visits Long Branch. Mr and Mrs Cameron of North Carolina stay at Powhatan for the summer.
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Lillian Stone
Mr. C. Harrison
Washington
Nannie Nelson
Long Branch
Adelaide Nelson
Philadelphia
Bell
Boston
Mass
Mrs. Cameron
North Carolina
Powhatan
Fries Family Reunion at Fair Grounds Friday June 16
All Day Reunion invites Fries relatives to gather at the Fair Grounds on Friday June 16. Attendees should bring lunch baskets and place them in the dining room for the committee to supervise.
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Fries
Fair Grounds
Armel Snake Killer and Notary Public Appointed
Mr. James Pife of Armel County kills four blacksnakes while walking a field. they average about four feet in length. Mr. Frank H. Swimley of Bruce town is appointed Notary Public for Frederick County. Also includes census notes on age reporting and a Liverpool Post anecdote about a dream and bells.
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James Pife
Armel
Frank H. Swimley
Bruce Town
Frederick County
Fragmented dialogue snippet from Yonkers Statesman
A garbled newspaper fragment captures lines of banter about thieves a fashionable mother and a dog a baby and a girl with a passer by remarking on a cigar and an artist named Dauber in a sketchy Yonkers Statesman excerpt
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Fido
Yonkers Statesman
Dauber
Catarrhal Troubles Prevalent This Spring
Catarrhal troubles are common this season due to spring changes and may become chronic without proper treatment. Hyomei is advertised as the only scientific remedy, with twenty drops in a pocket inhaler for several weeks. Extra bottles cost fifty cents, and Franck Baker & Son offers a strong guarantee on Hyomei.
Bargain jewelry and goods at H W Clowe's Jeweler
Absolutely reliable quality at low prices on watches clocks silverware jewelry kegs plain gold signs nets sets of all kinds and diamonds. Such bargains as we now offer cannot be had anywhere else. Now is your time to buy and save money at H W Clowe's Jeweler Pare.
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H. W. Clowe’s
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