Slugging contest noted in Winchester Ha gerstown clash
Daley and Baker lead for the locals in a high scoring game against Hagerstown. Pleiss homered for Ha gerstown while Reed and other players contributed for Winchester. Final score shows multiple runs with Brown, Mabry, and Brooks among key scorers.
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Daley and Baker
Pleiss
Hagerstown
Winchester
Baler
C. McDonald
D. McDonald
Brooks
Herre
Stover
Newashe
Shea
Brown
Mabry
Reed
Oomn Stimmell
Bishop
Stimer
Art Bishop
de Stimmer
Bisthonn
Cy McDonald
Daley
Foard
Reed Brown
Herrell
Péters
Setlev
Miss Baker to Wed and Miss Meade to Wed
Invitations issued for Miss Baker’s wedding with a ceremony at the home on Piccadilly Street and a reception to follow. Miss Mary Meade and Mr Terrence Judson Ewart plan to wed June 30 at Grace Cathedral Topeka with multiple pre wedding entertainments and the couple to reside in Topeka.
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Miss Meade
John M. Meade
Topeka
Kansas
Mary Meade
Terrence Judson Ewart
Grace Cathedral
Virginia
Winchester
Topexa
News Happenings at Summit Point
Summit Point W V June 17 Mr Ayler Willingham who was badly hurt last week by a piece of lumber falling on him is very much improved Mrs Henry Carper stayed from Saturday till Sunday with her father Mr S Locke near Berryville Mrs Frank Willingham is spending a few days with her sister Mrs L D Glascock Children's service will be held at the M E Church on Sunday night beginning at 8 o'clock fee Chace a well known colored man died on Monday morning from consumption
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Summit Point
W. VA
Ayler Willingham
Henry Carper
S. Locke
Berryville
Frank Willingham
L. D. Glascock
M. E
Old Man and Women Talk in a Candid Domestic Style
The piece humorously dissects marital banter and female talk about men, mothers, and appearances. It notes how women recall insults and boast of emotional insights while men try to steer conversation to their interests, with playful digs at domestic rituals.
Well Is This Uncle Charlie Seaver Meet
A city visitor greets Uncle Charlie Seaver and hopes for a pleasant ride to the farm. Uncle Charlie laughs at the nickname and offers a car ride instead of the traditional buckboard. He notes the mortgage and favorable crop prices shaping farm life.
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Uncle Charlie Seaver
Charlie Seaver
Uncle Charlie
A Mean Trick Involving Pocketless Trousers
A joke about Gov. Patterson van Tennessee inspired a tale where a tailor-made pocketless pants lead to a late night domestic farce. The husband laughs at the unknown trouble, while the wife secretly checks the garments by moonlight before turning on the light.
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Gov. Patterson van Tennessee
Portmanteau Carriage Joke Turns on Travel Direction
A cheerful man jokes that judging a traveler’s holiday plans is easy by how he carries his portmanteau. The simple young man asks for the difference and learns the quip: go away with the bag toward the station, return with it the other way.
His Course The Missionary
The Savage Chief proposes following the fish as the ordinary path. The exchange hints at a plan and a challenge within a cultural or narrative confrontation.
Druggist Offers Half Price Dr Howard’s Specific for Constipation
Druggist Frank Baker touts Dr Howard’s specific at half price to move quick sales with a money back guarantee. Sixty doses per vial, portable in a vest pocket, claimed to exceed mineral waters in power. The note lists illnesses from constipation to indigestion and invites readers to buy while the offer lasts. Also mentions local social notes and visits.
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Frank Baker
Franck Baker & Son
Howard
Dr. Howard Co
Carpers Valley Social Roundup Returns to Town
June 17 report from Carpers Valley notes Mrs. Isaac Carper visiting her grandson Isaac Carper near Winchester. Henrietta and la Me Jarty called on Mrs Katie Carper. Paul Kelican of Winchester visited his father Mr. Robert. Dick returned from Waynesboro Pa. Lysle Russell visited Lloyd Carper. Joseph Knight recovering at home. Mabel Ree indisposed. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Costello visited their daughter on Sunday.
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Carpers Valley
Isaac Carper
Winchester
Henrietta
la Me Jarty
Katie Carper
Paul Kelican
Robert. Dick
Waynesboro
Lysle Russell
Lloyd Carper
Joseph Knight
Mabel Ree
Robert Costello
Winchester Baseball Team Opens Away At Hagerstown
The Winchester baseball team travels to Hagerstown for its first away game this season, facing a local squad expected to win. Manager Boyer may start Betis or Sleepy Johnson, with Lefty Knissell arriving to discuss strategy and Russell possibly pitching. Meanwhile Mrs. Frank Eaton travels home due to her father’s illness.
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Mernive Herald
the Herald
Boyer
Betis
Johnson
Winchester
Hagerstown
le Cacey
Virginia
Knissell
Hagerstown Singl Tiwkler
Russell
Baltimore
Wilkesbarre
Kittridge
Frank Eaton
Front Royal
William Shackiesford
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