Boyce High School Building Progresses in Virginia
Splendid progress is reported on the Boyce High School building in Boyce Virginia. The cornerstone was laid on the 19th but rain halted usual exercises. The stone came as a gift from T. J. Orndorff a Winchester marble dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
J. Orndorff
Winchester
Ruth Ford
Front Royal
Ora Yowell
Culpeper
Berryville
Shenandoah
Clarence Glascock
Death of Irvine C Hill at Richmond Soldiers Home
Irvine C Hill died Thursday morning in the Richmond Soldiers Home where he had resided since April 2 1907. Born in Woodstock 65 years ago he was the son of Capt John H Hill a noted hotel man. He joined McNeill’s Rangers C S A during the Civil War and later became a farmer and livestock dealer in Rockingham County. Funeral held Saturday with interment in Hollywood.
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Irvine C. Hill
Richmond
Rockingham County
Hollywood
Hill
Woodstock
John H. Hill
McNeill
Ramgers
Bockingham County
Valedictory at Fremont School Highlights End of Term
In Fremont public school final exercises Mr N K Larrick delivers a valedictory address praising student pluck, perseverance, and the value of education. He urges juniors and seniors to remember teachers, the walnut of freeman history, and to strive for higher opportunities as they leave school for the next phase.
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Fre- Mont Public School
N. K. Larrick
Tenewat
Fremont
Washington
John Smith
America
Virginia
Dave
Ella Benner
Stephenson
Wardensville Man Visits Winchester With Friends
Thomas Wilson a well known Wardensville West Virginia resident and proprietor of the Mineral Hotel spent Monday in Winchester with friends. He has many friends here.
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Thomas Wilson
Wardensville
W. Va
Winchester
Wilson
Lif
Baby Boy Honored in Local Family
Mr and Mrs Samuel L Laren of South Main street greet a fine baby boy. Loring A Cover traveled to Baltimore on business. Ralph Savage of Baltimore visited friends here. Miss Josie Seal of Baltimore spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Henry M Baker on South Braddock street. Frank Reardon of Baltimore visited his mother in this city.
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Fannie Glascock
Winchester
Charles Hook
R. H. Lee
C. F., Barr
Stephens City
A. Jolliffe
Giagerstown
Kentmere
Judson Kerfoot
Julian Burch
M. J. Dunlap
William
Louise Manning
Samuel L. Laren
South Main Street
Ralph Savage
Baltimore
Josie Seal
Henry M. Baker
Braddock Street
Frank Reardon
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Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Boyce High School
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Tinian
Russell & Green
Umberland Valley R. A
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Greencastle
Riches
Chambersburg
Shippensburg
Colubo, Oo
Joe Bla
Mechanicsburg
Harrisburg
Eae
Philadelphia
New York
A MO Aero
M.©. Kennedy
H. Tomar
Ations A
Wm. Bradford
J. F. Kremer & Bro. Gray & Streit
G. Miller’s Sons
Anderson & Wright
R.R
Southern Railway
Washington, D.6
Bluemont, Va
San Sun
Liv
Alexandria
Alexandriade
Cowden
Barcrott F
Fox
Glencariyn
Torrison
Poutoria
yvallsChurch
W.rauUsCh
Dunn Loring
Wedderburn
Vienna
Hunter
Wiehler
Herndon
Sterling
Ashburn
Helmont Park
Loo Ao
Leesburg
Clarke
Preonian Ss’ Gs
Ory Oman
Marvel
Larties
New Sein
Gandy
Huyler
Fred S. Boyd
Beth
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