Gainesboro School Closes With Children's Program
Gainesboro Va March 27 The Union School closed Tuesday with music by Profs A Roe and Larrick and recitations by children under teacher Mr Anderson of Gore Va Speeches by the teacher and Mr A V Hudson followed a pleasant grounds play The village welcomed Mr Jonah Tavenner back after Christmas Mrs Amanda DeHaven mourns her seven year old son lost to membranous croup Funeral was held at Chestnut Grove The warm weather prompts farmers to plan early planting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Gainesporo
Union
A. Roe
Larrick
Anderson
Gore
A. V. Hudson
Jonah Tavenner
Amanda DeHaven
Chestnut Grove
Young traveler finds welcome in Winchester depot
A fresh-air boy arrived on the 11 44 Baltimore and Ohio train from Baltimore and was left with Mr and Mrs C M Brown near Peach Grove. Mrs Brown did not expect him. City officials aided the boy who waited at the depot and was given a hot meal securing relief from his homesick fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wincheser
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
C. M. Brown
Peach Grove
Michael Lillis
J. Wm. Taylor
Fortunes Told by Queen Lenora Forsale
Queen Lenora announces she closes consultations after Thursday March 27. Fortunes told on business love and courtship readings 25 cents 50 cents and 1.00. Gentlemen 1.00. Office hours 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. at 513 South Kent Street. 3-24-41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madam Fantoma
Queen Lenora
Chambersville Happenings Recap From Local Social Visit
Correspondent notes a Sunday visit by Walter and Lena Gore to John Wesley Larrick in Chambersville with Rev. J J Fix of Winchester joining in. Chas Hodgson plows for Fred Yeakley to plant corn and Mrs Hodgson visits Blosser family. Local firm Cooper Bros offers NYC Danish cabbage potatoes and beans at low prices to merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Chambersville
Walter
Lena Gore
John Wesley Larrick
J. J. Fix
Winchester
Chas. Hodgson
Fred. Yeakley
New York
Cooper Bros
Boy Runaway Returned Home Ready for Easter Break
William Nutter a 12 year old runaway from Harrisonburg Virginia was picked up at Frederick Junction on Tuesday night. He expressed desire to return home and was sent to jail in Frederick City Maryland by Justice Smith after writing to his mother for guidance. Public schools will close for Easter holidays from Wednesday afternoon through next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nutter
Frederick Junction
Harrisonburg
Justice Smith
Frederick City
Hopewell Sunday May 18 Thrown by Errant Message
A fragmented note notes Hopewell Sunday falling on May 18 with unclear context about a fresh carload and items described as Cer wn Pg The Sit. The readable text hints at a local event date and a shipment or product reference without full details.
Pleasant Paragraphs On Those Who Came And Went
Local notes list individuals traveling or visiting including Master Richard Byrd departing to Washington and Miss Estelle Anderson leaving for Charlestown. Mentions of Mrs. Warren and daughter returning to Washington and others in Winchester, Baltimore, and Harrisburg with various errands and occupations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Haymaker
Holliday
North Market Street
Gov. Holliday
Margaret Mason
Charlestown
Egg coloring that is cheap and better than other methods
The option is praised as inexpensive and superior for coloring eggs, bringing happiness to children.
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Gainesboro
South Kent Street
Hopewell
Het
Just
Sit
Richard Byrd
Washington
Mrs
T. C. Williams
Estelle Anderson
the Valley Female College
Robert Clevenger
P. H. Gold
H.R. Bryarly & Bro
Zora Grove
Capon Springs
L. E. Rice
A. M. Smith
Gou Charles
Markham
Kate Cooper
L. H. Ott
Cowan
Harrisonburg, Va
F. H. Colvin
Mr. Turner A Lewis
White Hall
Rice
W. E. Hayslett
Gerardstown
Clearbrook
L. L. Edmondson
Middletown
C. E. Dudrow
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
E. D. Williams
Hotel Evans
Schneider’s Grocery
Court House Hall
William Kemper
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Warrenton
John Quick
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Noonan
North Main Street
Jas. K. McCann
Stephenson
C. E. Bell
J. W. Mort
Liberty Hall
Jessie Balthis
Strasburg
Harrisburg
Lizzie Striker
H. G. Maharg
Buffalo
Ira C. Capper
Florida
Cuba
Union Bank of Winchester
M. H. G. Wilum
Horsey & Atwell
K. W. Clowe, Jr., Jeweler
Thomas Keating, Ast
Cumberland Beer
Braddock
Barnel
Cumberland Brewing Company
Thomas Keating
Agt
Telephone
Portland
Rosendale
The
Miller Supply Company
S. H. Hable’s
Popular Star Clothier
Main and
Water Streets
JCS
SSS Ts
S. H. Hable
A. Lyons
Peeews
Eddy Press
North Frederick
John W. Rice
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
York State
Ornvorr & Co
Clearbrook Station
Acai
Warren
Aster Perfumes
Pleasant Lane
Geo. B. Bushnell & Co
the Indian
Robert Downing
Downing
Atwell & Worthington
S. Atwell & Worthington
Witetay Zighiang CubeSotar Cokin Boi
D. R Eskey
Mgr
Hagerstown Troy
Laare & Sumportion
Agen
Jones’ Creamery
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