Personal notices from Winchester area social group
Miss Deborah Donaldson of Woodstock Virginia visits Miss Margrett Kramer on South Kent street. Augusta Brown of Front Royal Virginia visits Miss Burgess on South Market Street. Coyle of Colorado visiting West Virginia relatives in Winchester. Mrs Lucian Reinhart and Miss Lucian Reinhart of Shepherdstown return home after visiting Mr and Mrs A Holmes Berry. Mrs Gladys Schuck of Cumberland Maryland guests of Miss Virgin ia Kurtz on South Main Street. Lieut Calvin S Richard of the US Army returns to Philadelphia after a week with friends in town. Rev John Jackson passes through en route to Charlestown West Virginia. William Rand Lexington in Winchester. Shields has Washington and Lee alumni in town. Paul Kremer returns from University of Virginia to spend the summer with father Luther Kremer. Mrs E Greenawitt and daughters Molly and Jamie Greenawitt of Albano visiting in Scottdale Pennsylvania. Mrs David Clayton and family visiting Mr and Mrs George W Kurtz on South Main Street. Mrs Harry Warner of Virginia visits mother Mrs Henry Carper. Mrs George Heffieldner returns to Washington after visiting Mr and Mrs William Flemister. Mrs Clarence Rawp Woodstock visits east of town. Mr and Mrs B Myr of Stephens City visit Winchester friends.
Miss Miller and Mr Shade Weds in County Home Ceremony
A large gathering witnessed the wedding of Evelyn T. Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Miller to Ernest L Shade of Martinsburg West Virginia. The ceremony at the bride’s home featured Lohengrin music, Rev J D Hamaker officiating, and attendants Clara Collis Nellie Painter and Floyd Miller. An elaborate supper followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest L. Shade
Martinsburg
W. Va
Roberta Funkhouser
Maurertown
Shenandoah
J. D. Hamaker
Strasburg
Clara Collis
Dorie Miller
Nellie ‘Painter
Shenandoah County
Floyd Miller
Miss Collis
Miss Painter
Mr and Mrs Shade At Home to Friends on Virginia Avenue
Martinsburg residents Mr and Mrs Shade remain at home to friends on Virginia Avenue. The popular young couple depart for a new home, carrying best wishes from a host of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shade
Virginia Avenue
Martinsburg
Canines Wear Muzzles After Winchester Mayor’s Proclamation
Following Dr. Julian F. Ward mayor of Winchester issued a proclamation after discovering a dog with hydrophobia, nearly all town dogs now wear muzzles. Proclamation took effect at 6 o’clock yesterday and owners quickly complied. Unmuzzled dogs are kept confined until danger passes. Demand for muzzles rises with options in wire and leather. Chief Doran reports owners obeying the order with no trouble. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Doran shot a dog belonging to Mr. Jenkins on East Water Street near the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian F. Ward
Winchester
Ward
Polite Doran
Mr. Doran
Jenkins
East Water Street
Dog Hydrophobia Tension Taps Yard Playmate
A dog in a yard played with Bob the collie owned by Miss Carter Conrad. The dog developed hydrophobia and was observed to be lethargic and curious about water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitching Yard
Bob
Carter Conrad
Charles Keller Slays Seventeen Feet of Snakes
Ridgeway West Virginia Charles Keller killed seventeen feet of blacksnakes while working on a new ground. The largest measured six feet, with two smaller ones hung in a tree. He later found the big serpent with its mate on the ground and the three snakes measured exactly seventeen feet. Caretakers invite Paynes Chapel burial kin and congregation to memorial services June 14 led by Rev. F A Strother, flowers requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeway
W. Va
Jaume
Charles Keller
Keller
Visiting relatives and social notes appear in Philadelphia nurse
Miss Annie R. Coyle from Philadelphia is spending her vacation with relatives here. She is a trained nurse. Mr. William Thompson of Baltimore spent the weekend here with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie R. Coyle
Philadelphia
Miss Coyle
William Thompson
Baltimore
Vaucluse Notes Highlight Local Family Visits
In Vaucluse Virginia on June 11 Mr and Mrs Leslie Kline spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs B Kline and their daughter Frances. Thompson of Hagerstown visited Roger Kline. Virginia McCartney left for Washington. R Sperry of Middletown visited Fred Kline. Mrs William Stickley visited nearby. Virginia Perry of Middletown stayed with the Klines at the Willows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaucluse
Leslie Kline
Frances
William Stickley
Bedlam Origins and European Asylums
Bedlam derives from Bethlehem the London religious house later used as a lunatic asylum in 1646. It is often cited as Europe's oldest such facility though a Spanish asylum may predate it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedlam
Bethlehem
London
Europe
Spain
Remarkable health return after Pinkham remedies
Mrs Ham of Shamrock Missouri reports severe nervous weakness hot flashes and right side pain ended after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. She says she is well now eats well sleeps well and is free of prior symptoms expressing gratitude and urging others to seek advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock, Mo
Lydia E. Pinkham
Doun Ban
BF. D
Also Mentioned on This Page
Deborah Donaldson
Woodstock, Va
Margarett Kramer
South Kent Street
Augusta ‘Brown
Old
Episcopal Female
Front Royal
Miss Burgess
South Market Street
Coyle
Colorado
West Vire A
A. Chrisman
Lucian Reinhart
Shepherdstown
A. Holmes Berry
Gladys Schuck
Cumberland, Md
Virginia. Kurtz
George W. Kurtz
South Main Street
Calvin
Richard
United States Army
John Jackson
Emmanuel Protestant ‘Episcopal Church
Harrigonburg
Charlestown
Wiliam Rand
Lexington
Winness
Shields
Washington and Lee Villeversity
Paul Kreme
University of Virginia
Luther Kremer
Add Cecil Streets
E. Greenawitt
Miesed Molly
Jamie Greehawalt
Albin
Scottdale, Pa
David Clayton
S‘nsidu
Ibiort
George
W. Kurtz
South May. Street
Harry Warner
Eee Va
Henry Carper
George Heffieldner
William ‘Flemister
Clarence Ra
Woodstork
Mrs
Clarence Shadxelford
Theists
Mrs. B. Myr
Stephens City
GEO
R. C. Green
N. Main Street
Bell
United
Coney Island
Eiast Water Street
Hable
the Sanitary
North Main Street
Wale
Harry B. Keckley & Co. Grain
Miss Miller
Mr. Shade
County
Evelyn
Robert Miller
Star Office
Winchester Steam Laundry
C. L. Robinson
A. H. Jackson
Mgr
Kent & Water Sts
Neice Stoec
T. J. Orndorff
E. Water St
Kheyde
N. Martket Street
Acean
Yisk
MFG
Cobleskill
Elsie Snapp
W.walter St
Snapp
CL. Robinson
Geo. R. Theis, Mer
Miller
Anderson
Ham
Anc Capian En
Virginia Tailoring Co
Water St
J. E. Yeakley
Ling
Braddock
Cotte
Bryant & McGrath
Price
Sela
Stor
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