Rolley Weils Buried Near Capon After Train Tragedy
Rolley Wells 18 of Cumberland was fatally injured attempting to board a freight train near Liaafternoon and died en route to Bethel Church near Little Capon West Virginia. He worked at Potomac glass and is survived by a sister in Cumberland and another in South Bend Indiana among relatives.
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Rolley Wells
Ohio
Bethel Chirch
Little Capon
Cumberland
Wells
Anda
Taylor County
Ww. Va
Butt
Potomac
South Bend
Ind
Baltimore and Ohio Low Summer Rail Excursions City Destinations
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers very low rate summer excursions to Atlantic City area resorts including Cape May Sea Isle City Ocean City Asbury Park Long Branch Point Pleasant Ocean City Md and Rehoboth Beach Del East of the Ohio River with sale dates July 2 16 30 August 13 and 27 and September 10. Details on rates routes dates ticket sale and train times available from Ticket Agents B and O R R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Cly
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Point Pleasant
N. J
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Ohio River
Boston
Mass
Ea General Federation of Women's Clubs
Suen Lodge
Knights Pythias
Louisville
Association
ST. Paul, Minn
Mystic Shrine
Imperial Council
Toledo
Olto
Gva. R
Mrs Arbogast Dies In Buena Vista Va
Amanda Arbogast of Monterey Virginia died at her daughter Ella Arbogast's home in Buena Vista Sunday evening after ten years of invalidism. Funeral services were at Miss Arbogast's home and burial followed at her old home. She leaves four sons and three daughters. Lucy Arbogast of Berryville is a daughter. Her death came suddenly after a long illness.
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Amanda Arbogast
Monterey
Highland County
Ella Arbogast
Buena Vista
Miss Arbogast
Marriage License Granted to Shade and Dehaven Couple
At the county clerk’s office yesterday afternoon a marriage license was granted to Charles K. Shade widower and Loney Virginia Dehaven daughter of Joseph Dehaven.
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Charles K. Shade
Loney Virginia Dehaven
Joseph Dehaven
Rev. N F A Cupp’s Wife ill in Elkton Virginia
News from Elkton Virginia reports the wife of Rev. N F A Cupp former United Brethren pastor of Winchester is seriously ill with poor chances of recovery.
Family of five credits Postum for health recovery
An Iowa mother writes that her five children and her husband suffered from coffee related issues. After quitting coffee and switching to Postum they report improvement in health and digestion. The letter praises the product and mentions reading The Road to Wellville and“The There’s a Reason” campaign.
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Iowa
Postum
Postum Co
Batle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Personal Mention Highlights Visitors from Harrisonburg and Washington
Miss Ethel Welch and her brother Maurice of Harrisonburg visited friends in Winchester yesterday for several days and plan a Washington visit before returning home. Miss Esta Glenn, daughter of Mr. J Ed Glenn, left for Hot Springs Virginia to visit Miss Margaret McClintock. Miss Evy Tucker McGuire has returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Worthington in Washington DC.
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Ethel Welch
Maurice
Harrisonburg
Winchester
Washington
Esta Glenn
J. Ed.‘ Glenn
Hot Springs
Margaret McClintock
Miss Evy Tucker
McGuire
Mrs
William Worthington
Washington, D. C
Randall Family Leaves Winchester for Plainfield NJ
Mrs. David J. Randall and her children departed Winchester this morning for Plainfield New Jersey after spending the last two months in the area.
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David J. Randall
Plainfield
N. J
Winchester
Seymour couple leaves Hackwood for New York
Mr and Mrs Charles A Seymour who have been spending part of their honeymoon at Hackwood the home of Mr and Mrs L R Fay left today for New York.
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Charles A. Seymour
Mr. William M. Atkinson Jr Returns Home
Mr. William M. Atkinson Jr who has been in lower Virginia for some time past has returned to his home in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Atkinson, Jr
Lower
Virginia
Visiting Families and Local Socials About Winchester
Mrs Robert W Wooley and children visit Judge William M Atkinson on Washington street while Mrs Albert C Brown and Miss Minnie Brown with guest Mrs William Lynn of Baltimore stay with Mrs James T Taylor at Grimes. Miss Ida Shrimp is ill at her North Kent street home. Elsie M Worrest of Lancaster and Miss Florence Guard of Stephens City spent the day with friends in Winchester.
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Robert W. Wooley
William M. Atkinson
Washington Street
Albert C. Brown
Minnie Brown
William Lynn
Baltimore
Mrrs
James T. Taylor
Grimes
Ida Shrimp
North Kent Street
Elsie M. Worrest
Lancaster, Ae
Florence Guard
Stephens City
Winchester
Nineveh News Notes Highlight Local Social Visits
In Nineveh Virginia on June 25 residents report visits from G E Roy of Front Royal, William McKay of Baltimore, and J F McKay’s cousin. Miss Lucy Hicks returns from Millwood. Miss Sallie Gardner from Front Royal visits Irene McCartney. Robert McCauley visits with Joshua McCauley in Mialetown. Virginia McCartney returns from Front Royal. Martha McKay now with Mrs Birch in Millwood. Jett visits Front Royal. Mrs Re Fuller returns from an unspecified trip.
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Nineveh
G. E. Roy
Front Royal
Lucy Hicks
Millwood
William McKay
Baltimore
J .F. McKay
Sallie Gardner
Fronts Royal
Irene Mccartney
Robert McCauley
Joshua McCauley
Mialetown
Wheatland
Virginia McCartney
Martha McKay
North Carolina
Birch
Miller Jett
Re Fuller
Transplanting Fast with a Simple Peg Tool
A horticulture note explains using a wooden peg to speed up transplanting. It describes making holes, inserting plants, and pressing dirt with rapid wrist motions. Practice by counting four steps to reach higher planting speed and efficiency.
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Palm
Farm Advice Emphasizes Stock Welfare and Soil Health
The text promotes live stock care and farmer profit tied to animal welfare. It urges veterinary support, discourages poor animal condition, and links fertility and industry to good farming. It highlights annual farm inventories to identify leaks and notes angleworms enrich rich soil.
Plow Up Thin Meadows for Better Returns
The article argues thinning meadows should be plowed and manured then reseeded to a crop needing cultivation. It notes thin meadows waste mowing and hay value, advising a few years of alternate cropping to restore vigor and productivity.
Bordeaux Mixtures and Preparation Steps
The excerpt lists Bordeaux mixture recipes: part (a) five pounds copper sulphate five pounds lime and 50 gallons water part (b) two pounds copper sulphate four pounds lime and 50 gallons water. It describes dissolving copper sulphate in water setting lime, diluting both to half the total gallons and straining into a third vessel to form the Bordeaux mixture which turns blue litmus red.
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Bordeaux
Lime Sulphur Spray Recipe for Scale Insects
Twenty pounds stone lime and fifteen pounds flowers of sulphur are mixed with fifty gallons of water. Slack the lime, then form a paste with sulphur using ten gallons of water. Add sulphur and lime, boil by steam for an hour, then add water to total fifty gallons. Strain before filling spraying tank. Use warm if possible. This remedy targets scale insects.
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Arnold
Torre du Nord
Beacon
Oxfords
Pri
North Main Street
Rolley Weils
Capon
Summer
Funk & Son
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Kentucky
Wellsboro
Sissic
Sind
H. R. Bryarly & Bro
Nineveh News
Martinsburg
Frederick and
Clarke Counties
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company of
H. F. Byrd
Business Directory
Winchester Steam Laundry
Ater Street
Bell
Chas. E. Seal
E. Piccadilly St
Wincnesten Quien Lunen Room
Main Street
G. W. Rathman
South Mainsi
Hou
Bell Orken
Winchester Electrical Supply Co
Crooff
M'A'r
Bell Phone
Union Bank of Winchester
State of
Mig
Haynie
S Market St
Ee. Purcell
N. Market St
Eicher Property
Barr
Wool
Lake Capper's
Seth
Main Ot Water Street
Patiiouines
Monroe County Supply Co
Rochter
N.Y
South
M’1’g Company
Petersburg, VA
Grove Bros. Department Store
N.main
Steet
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