Bunker Hill News Reports Local Events and Labor Tensions
Rev Dr Rive presided and preached in local churches. Miss Margaret Fry visited in town. Italians and Slavs at Baker Lime Company struck for higher wages amid warnings to hire Americans. Mill Creek district board of education met to improve underperforming schools and passed resolutions. Mr M L Payne spent Sunday in Clarke County Virginia. John Roberts ill with pneumonia.
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Bunker Hil
Dr. Rive
M. FE
M. E
Margaret Fry
Martinsburg
Nellie Stuckey
Baker Lime Company
Board of Education
Mill Creek
M. L. Payne
Clarke County
John Roberts
Birthday Surprise At Rockland Honors Mr Bageant
In Grimes Virginia on Saturday a jovial crowd visited Rockland to honor Mr Je SY Bageant on his birthday. Guests brought food baskets and a sumptuous dinner was shared. The day featured games and amusement as friends wished him many more pleasant birthdays.
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Grimes
SY Bageant
Rockland
Mr. Bageant
Bageant
J. T. Nesmith
C. R.randall
C. R. Miller
David Leight
John Randall
George S. Pitzer
Henry
William Grim
Oscar Leight
Glenn Gardner
Grace Gardner
Greenway News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Services
Greenway March 3 notes list upcoming church services on the following Sunday at 7:30 p.m. and recount a chain of visits. People mentioned include Mr. and Mrs. George Armel of Armet, John H. Green returning from Johnstown Pennsylvania, Will Stuart in Martinsburg West Virginia, Mrs. Charles Funkhouser visiting Mrs. John D. Perry, Edward Brown visiting his sister Mrs. Houston Grubbs, and several visits among local residents including T. S. Chamblin, R. H. Cornwell, Loudoun Dale, Ollie Rosenberry, John Stuart, Harvey Cornwell at White Post, Fred Chrismore of Winchester, Mary P. Stuart, Minerva Rose, and C. E. Funkhouser with Miss Bryan Stuart.
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Greenway
George Armel
Armet
John HE. Green
Johnstown
Stuart
Will Stuart
Martinsberg
W. Va
Charles Funkhouser
John D. Perry
Edward Brown
Houston Grubbs
Martinsburg
John Stuart
Harvey Cornwell
White Post
Fred. Chrismore
Winchester
Mary P. Stuart
Minerva Rose
Rosenberry Home
C. E. Funkhouser
Bryan Stuart
Joe Funkhouser
Miss Hack Now In Baltimore For Cousin's Wedding
Miss Mary R Hack travels from Hkoan oke Virginia to Baltimore to attend the wedding of her cousin Miss Virginia Rieman Hack and Mr William A Marburg. Mrs Annie Hack accompanies them in Baltimore for the nuptials.
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Mary R. Hack
Virginia Rieman Hack
William A. Marburg
Baltimore
Hkoanoke
Miss Hack
Annie Hack
Mrs. Fletcher Dies From Typhoid Fever
Mrs. Fletcher a native of Virginia aged 51 died of typhoid fever after weeks of illness at her home near Martinsburg Berkeley County. She leaves husband two daughters Miss Nellie Fletcher Mrs. Marshall Hutzler both of Martinsburg and son Stanley Fletcher of Inwood. Funeral at Mount Carmel Church conducted by Rev. Chubb with burial in the adjoining cemetery. She was a member of the United Brethren Church.
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Fletcher
Virginia
Berkeley County
Guffen
Nellie Fletcher
Marshall Hutzler
Martinsburg
Stanley Fletcher
Inwood
Mount Carmel
Mr. Chubb
United Brethren Church
Middletown Opens Skating Rink In Carriage Factory
In Middletown Virginia on March 3 a skating rink opened Saturday night in the old carriage factory building drawing a large crowd. The piece notes local social happenings including a funeral for Charles Matthews, missionary anniversaries at Grace M. E. Church, and various visits and events around town.
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Star
Middletown
Charles Matthews
Grace
M. EL
A. R. Middleton
Ridgeway
Cora Cawthorne
Bessie Cowley
Zenzie Kline
Reliance
Mr. Harrick
Rock Hnon Springs
Lottie Sperry
Gertrude Gordon
Bradley Johnston
Cedarville
Dinges
Hayfield Notes Move and Moves Near Mountain Falls
Hayfield notes recount a wagon accident as Mr Aga Rosenberger and S J Goode moved to Haseman farm near Mountain Falls. The heavily loaded wagon with canned goods and furniture was steadied after horses bolted. Neighbors gathered at the Goode home before their departure, with games and a taffy boil. Mr Howard Anderson moved to Bushrod Pifer’s farm, Maynard Orndorff to Hedrick farm, and Mrs Haseman planned to move to Capon Bridge.
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Hayfield
Aga Rosenberger
S. J. Goode
Haseman
Mountain Falls
Howard Anderson
Bushrod Pifer
Maynard Orndorff
Hedrick
Capon Bridge
Be zealous claim for D D D eczema cure
Dr. Dennis of Chicago recommends a wintergreen based topical formula with glycerine and thymol as a cure for eczema and related skin conditions. The ad claims instant relief and denounces internal drugging, urging readers to visit Wranck Baker & Son in Winchester for more details.
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Decatur
Dennis
Chicago
Wranck Baker & Son
Winchester
Vauc huse News Briefs Highlight Local Notes
Dr Walter J Quick of the VPI Blacksburg spent Sunday with Leslie D Kline. Miss Bernice Comer of Washington visiting sister Mrs R A Larrick. E Boggs returned to Pittsburg after winter with parents here. Emily Boyer ill near Stephens City. Marvilla school house closed due to illness of teacher Nellie Dinges.
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Vauchuse
Walter J. Quick
Blacksburg
Leslie D. Kline
Bernice Comer
Washington
R. A Larrick
E. ¥. Boggs
Pittsburg
Emily” “Boyer
Stephens City
Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
An old newspaper ad promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root for kidney liver and bladder trouble claiming quick relief from lame back and Bright's disease. It offers a free sample bottle and a book by mail to readers who request it, with address in Binghamton New York.
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CNN
Kilmer
Sweot
Kiddee
Bright
Dr. Kilmer& Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Jubilee Jottings Highlight Town Moves and Visits
Jubilee Virginia notes report Tas J Russell and family moving to West Virginia. Residents express regrets at losing them. Shenandoah College faculty member Frances Detrees and Bertha Fries visited Maple Grove on Sunday. Newcome family returned to Shenandoah county, Mr J Massey bought a fine horse, and Elsie Croser traveled to Winchester. Russell, Beatty, and Newcome relatives are mentioned with visits and shopping trips around town.
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Jubilee
Tas. J. Russell
West
Virginia
Faeances Detrees
Shenandoah College
Bertha Fries
Maple Grove
Newcome and Daughters
John Massey
Missis
Elsie
Carrie
Croser
Winchester
EG. Russell
Mrack Russell, Jr
Sturday
Miss Frances Hughes Visits Miss Barr in Winchester
Miss Frances H Hughes visited Miss Rebecca Barr at Winchester and has returned to the city.
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Frances H. Hughes
Rebecca Barr
Winchester
Staunton Dispatch
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