Personal Notes From Charles Town Column Highlights Local Visitors
A Charleston Town column lists visitors and residents in town for June. Rev. Clinton Sloush of Staunton visits on vacation while Rev. Frank T. Ridgeway of Winchester is a guest after graduating at Macon College. Mrs. Vanmeter and her children tour Vinemont with the Misses Table and Miss Virgie Cunningham is remembered from Stephenson Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton
Frank T. Ridgeway
Winchester
Macon College
Ashland
Vanmeter
Dos= Vanmeter
Denver
Col
Stephenson Seminary
Ann Pleasants Hopkins
St. Paul, Minn
Society
Notice To The Ladies Promoter Mr William A Shultz Here
Notice to the ladies as Mr William A Shultz of Baltimore, mender and riveter of inn cut glass, will be here for a few days. Leave orders at 185 Market street or Jones Creamery, drop a postal card by 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Shultz
Baltimore
Mender and Riveter
Inn Cut Glass
Market Street
Jones Creamery
Westminster Here For Game Today
The strong Westminster team arrived this morning for a game with the champions at Reservoir Park this afternoon. The game is set for 3,530. Monday afternoon Winchester plays the team from Columbia Pa and on Tuesday the Frederick team will be here for a game.
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Westminster
Reservoir Park
Winchester
Columbia
Frederick
Methodist elder heads quarterly conference tour
Rev. George T. Tyler presiding elder of Winchester district southern Methodist Episcopal Church leaves for Jefferson County West Virginia to hold a quarterly conference at Shenandoah Junction and nearby areas.
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George T. Tyler
Winchester
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Jefferson County
W. Va
Shenandoah Junction
Bright Prospects for the Winchester Summer Normal
Prof N D Cool will be acting conductor and Prof T S Settle assistant conductor as the fourth session of the Winchester Summer Normal begins June 30. Attendance is expected between 200 and 250 with counties new to the program sending delegations. The high school assembly hall will host lectures and entertainments for about 400 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sistant
Winchester
Virginia
Normal
N. D. Cool
Winchester City
T. S. Settle
University of Virginia
The
Briggs VA Notes Social Roundup Hard to Read
Notes from Briggs Virginia dated June 19 record visits among local residents. Amos Prince and Frank Johnston visited Ada and Carrie Prince. Miss Messie Feltner from Powers visited Mary and Edith Burdner. Robert Buckner spent time with his parents. Wade Buckner and Amos Prince visited Poe Cavite neighbors. Mattie Barten visited Mrs. Iacy Buckner. Mrs. Ference Johnson visited Mrs. D. W. Prince. Miss Mossee Feltner and Mrs. Iacy Buckner called on Rosa Stroh er. Annie and Virginia Johann visited the Prince girls. John Carper and Rice Carper spent time with their son. Master Douglas Buckner visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs
Amos Prince
Frank Johnston
Ada
Carrie Prince
Messie Feltner
Powers
Mary
Edith Burdner
Robert Buckner
Messrs
Wade Buckner
Anos Prince
Poe
Ference Johnson
D. W. Prince
Mossieé ‘Fellmer
Lacy Buckner
Rosa Stroher
Annie
Virginia Johann
Misses Prince
John Carper
Rice
Mrs Heater Visits Ida M Henzel and Sisters in New Market Valley
Mrs Charles W Heater of Middletown Va is visiting Mrs Ida M Henzel and other sisters, arriving Wednesday afternoon in New Market Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Heater
Middletown
Vai
Ida “M. Henzel
New Market Valley
Free Admission at Stewart J. Rink for All Visitors
Free admission announced with no charge for ladies or gentlemen at the Stewart J. Rink, inviting the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart J. Rink
On Tour To Natural Bridge
Dr and Mrs A D Henkel with their son and daughter visited Natural Bridge this week. They will spend a short time in New Market early next week with Mrs Maria Henkel. Mrs William Phillips of Winchester spent several days near New Market with her daughter Mrs C R Grabill. Miss Nancy Crisman returned home Mountain View after weeks with friends at Cedarville Virginia. Winchester Bluemont stage connects daily with Valley trains at Berryville and the 10 40 a m train from Washington at Bluemont returns at 12 15 pm to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Neville
Irene Neville
Mrs. Neville
William Neill
North
Pmtte
Thomas Williams
Winchester
Mary Iddy
Latrobe
New York City
J. H. McCormick
John Fitzhugh Buckner
Washington
H. O. Talbott
M. O. Rouss
Leesburg
A. D. Henkel
New Market
Lotor
Maria Henkel
William €. Phillips
C. R. Grabill
E. Nancy Crisman
Mountain View
Cedarville
Bluemont
Valley
Berryville
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Regal Shoes
Horsey & CO
Shenandoah Valley
Nat
Nat. Bank
Farmers & Merchants Nat. Bank
United States Government Depository
Brucetown
North Market Street
Fairmont Avenue
John S. Sloat
Braddock Heights
Shenandoah Valley Realty CO
Green Groceries
Jones Bros
Nnnes
Des L. Shearer
Stephens City
Good & Co
Rouss Ave
Clarke County
Dulaney Place
Boyce
Chas. A. Ford
Royal
Dixie
Ellen
Earthly Paradise
Charles Town
Charls Towi
Clinton Sloush
Institute For the Deaf
Winchester Vs
Columbia, Pa
Ashton & Earle In “the Village Editor
Rtist
Coolest
Coziest & Safest
J. OW. Muffington
Carper
Douglas Buckner
Main and Water
Hable
Gray & Sheetz
J. H. Brill
East Piccadilly Street
M. Barr
E. Bruce Capper
W. Water St
Natural Bridge
Milk and Cream
Ice City Delivery
Tuleyries Farm
Graham F. Blandy
White Post
Oriental Flagran
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