Berryville Personalities and Town Notices Highlight Summer
Local items include visits by Mrs. Harry Hardy and children from Lexington, Mayor Baker’s Woodstock trip, N Wilson Davis from the electric power company in Winchester, and Polk Miller Auditorium July 3 with the Old South Quartette. Fire company to seek budget increase. public invite for Winchester Inn Al Fresco Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hardy
Lexington
Harry H. Baker
Woodstock
N. Wilson Davis
The
Electric Power Company
Winchester
Polk Miller—Auditorium
Old South Quartette
Polk Miller
Winchester Inn
Presbyterian Church
Sons of America Elect Officers
The Patriotic Order Sons of America at Summit Point elected officers for the term. Names include President G A Davis, Vice President P W Snyder, Master of Forms T F E Janney, Rec. Sec Y R Baker, Financial Secretary R N Savdesty, Treasurer W P Whittington, Conductor T B Parnsworth, Inspector J W Riley, Assistant Sec J W Biller Jr, Right S J D Wigginton, Left S C Redefer. J D Wigginton is junior past president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit Point
the Patriotic Order, Sons of America
G. A. Davis
P. W. Snyder
T. F E. Janney
R. W. Baker
R N Savdesty
W. P. Whittington
T.B. Parnsworth
J. W. Riley
H. W. Whiting
J. W. Biller, Jr
John Willingham
David H. Allen
J. D. Wigginton
W. 3. Redefer
Typhoid Hospital Updates and Local Visits
June 28 Gummit Point. Paul J. Thomson, youngest son of Dr. A. P. Thomson, ill with fever but improving. brother James to fetch him home from Norfolk. J. B. Coleman recovering from typhoid after weeks of illness. Visits include Mrs. Slingluff of Baltimore Mrs. Matlack and Miss Lillian Smith of Philadelphia at Hawthorne home of Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Thomson. The Snyder and McCorkle families from Charlotte and Ohio visiting relatives nearby. Dr. W. S. Love of Winchester visited Mr. R. N. Hardesty recovering from a broken leg. Miss Gertrude Marshall visiting Rose Shackelford at Berryville. Professor C. N. Swimley of Irvington on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gummit Point
Paul J. Thomson
Pres
A. P. Thomson
Cat
James
Boston
Mass
Norfolk
J. B. Coleman
Snyder
Gers
Coca Cola
Charlotte, N. C
T. M. McCorkle
Tiffin
Ohio
Hardesty
Gertrude Marshall
Rose Shackelford
Berryville
C. N. Swimley
Academy
Irvington
Will Rebuild the Burned Pin Factory in Bentonville
Mr. Charles S. Emmert visited Hagerstown to arrange new machinery for his Bentonville Virginia pin factory that was destroyed Tuesday night. He reports heavy losses not insured and fears the 59 horsepower engine and boiler may be ruined though he will test them before abandoning the site. Emmert operates another plant and was producing 12,000 pins daily at the damaged factory and planned a night shift to double output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. S. Emmert
Hagerstown
Bentonville
Warren County
Emmert
Local Notes From White Hall Area Following Storm and Visits
Mrs. E B Smoke returns to normal after illness as friends visit White Hall. Mrs. Susan Garrett comes home from Martinsburg while A L Anderson reports two cattle killed by lightning. Lillian Line visits Virginia Jones in Stephenson and Luc(y) Bell Randall stays with aunt A L Anderson. Pleasant Valley hosts a Children’s Day program with a large crowd. Allena Secrist of Inwood and Grace Pine of Winchester visit Mr. James Hancher. Greenspring M E Church repairs near completion. Howard Kerns, injured by a cherry tree incident, is improving. Local farmers begin harvest as wheat crops ripen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Anderson
Pleasant Valley
Allena Secrist
Inwood
W. Va
Grace Pine
Winchester
James Hancher
Greenspring M. EB
Bie
Howard Kerns
Cadet Richard E. Byrd Jr. Appointed Sergeant
Cadet Richard E. Byrd Jr of the Virginia Military Institute, son of Hon and Mrs Richard E Byrd of this city, has been appointed a sergeant in the class of 1906 07 at the Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Byrd, Jr
Virginia Military Institute
Richard E. Byrd
A Newsy Letter From Riverton Virginia
Riverton notes date June 28 with visits and returns. Miss Bessie Morgan returns to Washington. Visitors include Ed Sullivan of Harringtonburg and Mrs. Walter Merrivatt of Baltimore. Local residents travel to Strasburg Delaplane and Buckton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverton
Bessie Morgan
Washington
Norfolk and Western Fights Cigarette Ban on Employees
Lynchburg dispatch reports Norfolk and Western Railway posted an order banning cigarette use by all employees both on and off duty. The Brotherhoods of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen plan to resist the company's cigarette ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Norfolk & Western Railway
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Norfolk & Western
Also Mentioned on This Page
Virginia
Miller Supply Co
City Hotel
G. L. Brawner
George Porterfield
Charlestown
Mrs. We. N. Wine
Union Bridge, Md
Hotel Evans
E. C. Johnson
Mary B. Johnson
Millwood
Clarke County
W .R. Abell
Walter Abell
Baltimore
Friendship Fire Company
Kentucky
I. W. Harper
Ritter and Spillman
EE. O. D
Harold and
Kenneth Clapp
Chas, E. Clapp
Rosemont Farm
Pittsburg
John Nurton
Worthington Roller Screen Company
Western Union Telegraph Office
Guy Bentz
William V. Hyde
John Pryde
Wren ‘Trammell
South Braddock Street
Trammell
Archie Randolph
Henry Garnett
Sons of America
Ifi
Frederick County
Busines
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
the Farmers and Merchants National Bank
County Court House
J. P. Haddox
N. Main St
Bluefield
Radford
Radfos
Isaac ST. Mann
Pres. Inc
Mation
Edgar Walters
Cash
Miss Glass
Miss Gold
Katharine R. Glass
Lagra W. Gold
W. Piccadilly Street
H. W. Clowe
Gray & Sheetz
Taylor Hote Hoth
Peoples Bargain Store Corner Market
Piccadilly
S. H. Hable
Water Streets
Oxfords
Huntsberry
Gapper
Hea Seareennee
West Wyates
Nse
Riverton, Va
Ed. Sullivan
Harrigonburg
Annie St. John
Walter Merrivatt
Fannie
Laura Smith
Harry McInturff
Grover Funk
Strasburg
William Larey
Strasburg Hospital
Bruin
Nettie Poston
Delaplane
B. M. Cole
Front Royal
George Cone
Laura Brock
Buckton
W. A. Henson
Middletown
Henry and
Russell Kline
Horsey & Atwell
D. R. Eskey
Lierraine ConpucTtor, Stove and Cage Range Co
Rouse Enginehouse Bell
Mrs. Loring A. Cover
Little Son
Teft
Philadelphia
Cinarattac Gyuilan Fe
Wigget Weswe
Ap Cather
Gainesboro
Peerless Chine
Lewis
C. A Wen
Fred Stry
Aldeman
Frazer
MEN —_ boys
Coyne Bros
New York
Chicago
la Louis
Isley
Brucetown
Baltimore & Ohio
Jor
Niagara Falls
Ts ‘Washington
Baltimore den
Artiara Falls
Mount Airya Washington Junction
Lehigh
Vailey 1
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