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NOVEMBER 21. 194i.
FARMERS ADVOCATE, CIIARLES T(JWN, W. VA.
Zynda. of WashinR'ton. is
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ZYnda. east of town.
W Allen, U. S. A of
is in town over the
holidays, visiting his
Policeman and Mrs. T. W.
Ralph Buddcnhagen left
days ago for New York
he will visit his uncle,
Buddcnhagcn, for sever-
P. T. A. of the Loetown
Will sponsor an entertain-
Monday night. December
7 o'clock. Bingo and other
Christmas songs. Sand-
candy for sale.
,19-2t
Mrs. J. Ed. Powell and
of Funkstown, Md
Sunday with Mrs. Powell's
Mrs. Martin Kelly.
John Wyndaam and smt.
Warren. Ohio. and Mrs.
of Frederick, Md
With Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Monday.
Boyd, residing on the
farm, near the S u l p h u r
britbze, Middleway District.
treatment for heart
at the imme of his broth-
H. Boyd, in Martins-
of the late Miss Lillic
Dinkle, who died in Char-
a mon.th ago, has been
ised at $625, by H. M. Bel-
Willey, and Hiram
Lewis G. Dinkle, the ex-
The estate consists of
furniture valued at $25,
in notes and cash. Lewis
of Romney, W. Va is
beneficiary of the estate.
Effic Slusher, daughter of
Mrs. Herbert Stusher, of
and Mr. John R. Ziglcr,
were married in
on Saturday, Novem-
The groom is employed at
Vhat m Brass & Iron Works
~d Mi.s.-:~h~nas Willlafir
,(~f near the Bloomery,
admounced the marriage of
daughter, Miss Mary Cathe-
to Mr. F~ederick Cy-
son of Mr. and Mrs.
V(eller. The wedding took
"Wednesday, November 19, in
Maryland.
county friends at-
the fune~hal of the lwte Dr.
Moore on Wednesday in-
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Timber-
Winchester, Ya.; Mrs. A.
o$ Chevy Chase, Md.;
Mrs. William D. Hurst, af
Md.; Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
of Purcetlvillc, Va
I~6rry Ricly, of Fat(fax.
Rosa Baylor Hankey,
of Mrs. Charles E.
South Samuel Street, is a
~he Emer~cney Hospital
where she under-
mration for appendici-
Her friends, Misses
IHonore Ripple, and
Rrown, were i.~ W~shington
week-end to visit her.
in
Ready-To.Wear
CLOTHES
For 1941
tely Priced
MARSTELLER
Clothier
Since 1905.
Town, W. Vs.
Heury Kyd Douglas Camp, Sons
of Confederate Veterans, will hold
their monthly meeting at the home
of Dr. W. H. S. White in Shep-
herdstown on Tuesday, November
25. at 7:30 P. M. Assistant hosts
will be E. Lee Gohlsborough, J.
Quigley Reinhart. and Dr. Bret-
nall. the last named being a mem-
ber of the Shepherd StaLe Teach-
crs College faculty.
Visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Hahn on Sunday, were
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hann and Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Hildebrand, of Fred-
crick, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Grimes and four children, of Bal-
timore. Md.; Mr. and Mrs. Seen-
her and two little daugh'ters, Dix-
ic Lee and Marjorie, of Willimns-
port. Md.
Mr. Lmain Pdssler. of Washing-
ton, D. C accompanied by Mr.
Bobby lliff, spent the Thanksgiviug
holiday at his home here.
Mrs. Gertie Kump, of Emmits-
burg, Md who has been visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mm. Brown L.
Rissler for several weeks has re-
turned to her home.
James Hammill, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Hannnond, residing
on the Bardane road, who has been
in the air service at Langley Field,
was ordered along with other men
in the service to New York wl~ere
thcy were outfitted with togery
suited for a cold climate and this
week sailed under sealed orders to
an indisclosvd destination, pre-
,sumabiy Greenland or Icland.
The sale of the farm of Ran-
dolph and Saville Welsh, near
Shepherdstown. to W. L. Barren
of Kearneysvillc, containing 126.-
16 acres, was negotiated on Thurs
day by the Moore Real Estate &
I Insurance Agency of Charles Town,
the consideration being $6000. The
Welsh ~'arm adjoins the lands of
I Dudlev Pendleton, Robert Emery,
E. L Gold,borough, and others.
'his case continued on the ground
NEWS OF OTHER YEARS{ Glassed for Her!
TWENTY YEARS AGO. NOV. 19
Married---~t the Manse at Duf-
fields, by the Rev. J. C. Siler, Mr.
James Bernard Moler to Miss Julia
Link Moler.
Died--At Miami. Me Mrs. A.
A. W.heelcr. formerly Miss Louise
M. Ituyett; in Denver, Colo Mrs.
Marg'aret Louise Burnett, former-
ly of Wiacbrenner's Cross Roads.
Marriage licehses were issued in
Charles Tow~ to George Washing-
ton Bell and Mattie Wiley, both of
Mannings' School H o u s e. tiffs
county; Itarry Hudson Darr, of
Hagerstown and Sara Florence El-
liott, of Shenandoah Junction; Dr.
Llewellyn Powcll and Willie Pierce
Boone. both of Alexandria, Va.
FORTY YEARS AGO. NOV. 19
The Shenandoah Electric Power
I & Light Co just organized, was
given a franchise to erect poles
and string wires over the roads of
the County from a proposed power There's a reason for the way Moth
plant on the Simnandoah River, er Enright smiles after she takes
a jar of glassed fruit down from
south of Millville. the kitchen shelf. She used to
daughters visited Mr. and Mrs. E.
B. Harsh and family in l/runs-
wick, Md on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lunny Riley and
s~;ns, of Dickerson. Md visited
Mr. and Mrs. Ehncr Wright aml
family on "Fue~tay.
M,'. and Mrs. Roy ltoak and
family, of Gore. Va spent Sumlay
with Mr. aml Mrs. W. (!. Hoak
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rcnncr
and family, of Berrvvillc. Va. and
Mr'. an:t Mrs. Frank Comer. of
Ranson, were Sunday visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Trusacll and
family.
Miss N:tn%" (fray, llalltown's
oldeM rcsi(lcnt, quietly celebrate(
her 85th birthday (mSunday, al
the ~hmne of Mr. aIMMrs Nath-
aniel (h'~ly. Sr where she resides.
Miss Barba~ra Jane Manuel', of
Bolivar, spent Tuesdny evening-
wit.h Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bowers
Be Quick To Treat
anti family.
Mrs. Edwin Clevel~ger, Mrs. Na-
thanicl Gray; Jr and family, and
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wright and
son~ spent Friday at Berryville,
Va visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Striekler and daughter.
Mr. Poorbaugh, a representative
of the Stanley BruN1 Company, of
Cumberland, Md gave a demon-
stration at the home ~f Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Trussell and family
on Tuesday ni~'ht. Friends were
present from Halttown. Ransom
Charles Town and Kabtetown. Fol-
lowing the demonstration, delic-
ious refreshments were served.
Mr. Fred Earrmhaw. Sr fbrm-
cr proprietor of a grocery st, ore
here, left on Saturday morning for
Dayton, Ohio. where he wilt con-
duct evan a'elistic services in an
interdenominational tabernacle for
30 days.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton James and
Misses Helen Edwards and Rosa
Clovena'er spent Friday morning
in Frederi:k. Md.
Mrs. Fred Earnshaw. Jr is a
patient in the Charles Town Gen-
eral ttospithl, where she under-
went an appendectomy last week.
At this writing she is recovering
very nicely.
Mrs. Nathaniel Gray, Sr~. Mrs.
Edwin Cleven~r, Misses Mary and
Nancy Gray, accmnpanied by Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. Brown L. Rissler[ that an important witness could
and two sons, Abner and Ricbar(l, lnot be had at that time. The hear-
and Mrs. Ann M. Hockensmith, ac- i mR" has now been set for Novem-
companicd by Mr. Millard Bushong, bin" 24. Supplying a bond in a pen-
spcnt the week-end with Ielatives]alty of $200, Longerbeam was re-
in Emmitsburg, Md. i leased from jail.
William T. McDonald, who has l Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner en-
I
been ill at the home of his sistcr~I tertained on Saturday night, in
Mrs. RObert T. Brow.se, South i hono'~ of Mr. Gardner's brother,
Samuel Street. was taken to a l Robert. who lefy. Monday morning
.Martins.burg h.ospital thismorn- to enter the servme of Uncle Sam.
in; for treatment. ] .Mr. and Mrs. tIoward F. Riss-
Mrs. Franklin McA.tec, living on ler, of Philadelphia, were in town
the Flowing Spring load, is con- Saturday and ,Sunday visiting their
valescin~g from an operation for parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. C.
Risslcr, North Lawrence Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phillips and
three children, of Washing.ton, vis-
ited Mr. Phillips' father, Mr. Ed-
ward Phillips, on Sunday on South
Church street.
Mrs. Mary J. Earnshaw, wife
of Mr. Fred Earn~haw, Jr of
Halltown, underwent an operation
in the Charles Town General Hos-
pital for appendicitis. She is re-
;covering nicely and hopes to re-
turn home this week.
Mr. Andrew K. Selden, South
Samuel street, was ad,mi.tted to
the Charles Town General Hospit-
l al on Friday, suffering from a
broken hip sustained in a fall
while raking leaves in the street
in front of his home. ~Mr. Selden
is 85 years of age.
The Oharles Town Grain & Feed
Company has completed the con-
struction of a warehouse on the
Company's property adjoining .the
B. & O. tracks. Built of cinder
blocks, the building is 32 by 75
feet. The concrete work on the
foundation and floor was done .by
appendicitis, performed in the
Charles Town Hospital on We(I-I
nesday.
Ten or twelve days of fair, mihl
weather, cuhninated on Thanks-
ffivin~ Day when the thermometer
reached 80 degrees Much colder
weather followed the next (lay.
Mr< A. C. Dick, of Sumter, S.
C is a guest of Mrs. Julia Tay-
lor, First Avenue. ~:
-Miss-.iean i, on,
Va was in town over Thanksgiv-
in;, visiting" her mother. Mrs. Wil-
liam Wysong.
Miss Joan Galxlener, pupil in St.
Margaret's School at Tappahan-
neck. Va is with her parents, Mr
and Mrs. J. C. C. Gardener. South
Mildred Street. for Thanksgiving
vacation.
Stcphen" Wiswcll came h o m e
from the Un~iversity for Thanks-
gi~ina' holiday.
Col. and Mrs. George Eyster,
with their children of Washing-
ton, are spending the T~hanksgiv-
in; holiday with the Colonel's me-
the(, Mrs. Robert Wright, who haS[Errington Jones, local contractor.
just returned from a visit in RiCh-I
mend. Mr. Fred Earnshaw, of Itall.
town, leaves this week for Dayton,
Ohio, where he will conduct evan-
gelical services in an interdenom-
inational tabernacle for 30 days.
It will be the first work of the
kihd that ME. Earnshaw has done
in several years.
W. M. Whittington, who ha s
I~ecnfarming the Starry placc
northof town the past year, has
leasc(t the Irvin farm, west or
town, intending to mo~ there in
the S!~ring. For several years Mr.
Whittington operated the County
Infirmary farm for the County
Court.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wcllcr, or
Ranson, arc receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of a son---their
i
Angus McDonald, student at the[
Episcopal ttigh School, Alexan- '
dria, Va spent Thankszivin:g with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Y,
McDohald. north of town.
Everett MeLaughlin. with his
wife and family, enroute from Bal-
timore to Pomcroy, Ohio. attempt-
ed to i)ass thr0u~h Charles Town
Sumlay hight without any lights
on his car. C(mstabte Dodson halt-
ed him. arid found that besides
having no lights, he had no ol~ra-
tor's license said he never owned
such. Justice Moore imposed aline
of five dollars, which he paid, be-
sides 'cost.
William tlenry Wade, colored,
between Charles Town and Shen-
andoah Junction, at $5 per acre.
Died----In Baltinaore, Capt. Alex-
ander M. Briscoe, a .native of
Charles Town. near Leetown, Jesse
C~ates, aged 81 years.
SIXTY YEARS AGO. NOV. 19
Mingled-- Near Shepherdstown
by the Rev. James A. Arm~rong,
Milton B. Hendricks to Miss Ida
W. Herr. lodest daughter of Col.
E. G. W. tier(; in Hagerstown.
Daniel W. Staley to Miss Mar-
garet Byers, boih of l;his county.
Died--At the home of his son-
in-law, George W. Taylor, in Char-
lestown, George W. Leg;, of Bal-
timore, Md in the 69th year of
his age; near Shephcrdstown,
Price Craighill, aged 27 years. .
Road Supervisors wdrc appoint-1
ed by the Country Court: Osburn
District. Daniel Heflebowcr, and
1)r. A. P. Thoml*son; Middleway
District. John F. Shaull, D. T.
Jones, amt G. T. Littleton; Shep-
herdtown, J. M. Hendricks, anti
Philip R. Meier; Harpers Ferry,
Adam Cockretl and John G. C~ck-
cell; C,harlestow.n District, Robert
Chew, Davenport Wiltshirc, and
William Bcall.
Chronic bronchitis may develop if
Your cough chest cold,or acute bron-
chitis is not treated and you cannot
afford to takeachance with anymcdi-
cine less potent than Crcomulsion
which goes right to the scat nf the
trouble to help loosen and expel germ
laden Dhlegm and aid nature to
soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed
bronchial mucous membranes.
Creomulsion blends beechwood
creosote byspecial processwith other
time tested medicines for coughs.
It contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
you have tried, tell your druggist to
sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with
the understanding you must like the
way it quickly allays the cough, per-
mitting rest and sleep, or you are to
have your money back. (Adv.)
IAQUII)
TA BLETS
SA LVE
Nose l)rops
Cou ~h Drops
SEVENTY YEARS AGO, Nnv. 19
Indictments were returned a-
gain.~t a ~umbcr of roud overseers
of the county for not keel)in; the
roads in repair.
aMarried---Near Ripper by tim
Rev. A. C. Hopkins, Levi M. Por-
ter to Miss Agnes R. Criswcll,
daughter of Andrew Criswell, of
Berkeley County; in Middleway,
by the Rev. M. L. Sleuford, James
W. League to MLss Lizzie Sher-
man.
----30
MILS. CORA
STIll I)EI{ ROBINS(IN.
News of the death of Mrs. Corn
Strider Robinson reached Charles
Town relatives this week. Mrs.
Robinson who was a daughter of
the late John H. and Amanda C.
Strider, of near Halltown, wouui
have been 86 years of age on Jan
uary 1. For many years after her
marriage, she lived in Marysville,
Ohio, where she was buried, tfcr
death occurred in Delaware, Phi(
One son Meade C. Robinson sur-
vives, in Bcllefontai~lle, Ohio.
30
It.
Christmas Bazaar
aged 30, of Martinsburg, lost his lfirst born--in Winchester Mcmor-
car which was impounded for sixt ial ,Sunday morning. Mrs. Weller,
months, paid a fine of $25, besides before marriage, was a Miss Via
having his drivers license cancel- of the Summit Point neighbor-
) Y
I ctcrkin A. Branch of the V~om-
an's Auxiliary of Zion Church will
hold a Christmas Sale on Friday,
ed for attempting t~ drive a car]hood. November 28th, from 3-9 p. m in
while he was under the influence t Mrs Tim Si[n, of the Beverly thc Parish House. Come and buy
i " " ' ",', ha. been visiting Miss Geor- articles for sale. Christmas Cards,
be all sorts of useful anti fancy
of I quor The arrest was made by Flats
"~ Constable Charlc~ I) o d so n on g~ne ~ush in Washingto~
,Route 340, near Welldr's Shop. l,'m. vm, s- r,/ii ~ali ai,~:,a. ,i=;, your Chris,tmas gifts. There will
" "" ~ "',",'~', Pottery, etc toys for the children
Peachie Lawson Brgwn, Widow flte ~[ome Service Sh0~l. from ten cents up, an Old Curosity
~ of John Henry BrownlRow,died atTues.her NOv. 19( Shop, a White Elephant Table.
l ,home on Weirick's on -30- Cakes, Pies, Re'Is and Candy will
;,I '. day, November 18th, 1941, after a be on sale. Tea wi'l bc served from
3-6 at twenty-five cents per lmr-
son. Nothing will bc sohl until the
doors open at 3 p. m.
30
A railroad motor ear in eharta'e
of engin~mr Mitl,ar(l Trussell, of
ILanson. em'oute fron~ Frederick
to B:unswick, Thursday evening'
struck an autom(,hile with passcn-
gel-s in it at Lime Kiln crossing,
w(~st of Frederick. All the passeu-
ge~ suffering from nlinor injur-
ies. were taken to the Frederick
City Hospital. Their car was de-
molished.'The usual signal to stop
was given tO the driver of the car
by the watchman. No attention
was paid to the signal.
lon~ illness. She was the lastchild
of the late Thomas and Georgians
Lawson, al~ed {]7 51ears. She is
survived by scveral nephews arid
nieces. The funeral was helld Fri-
day (today) at 2 p. m from Dun-
away's funeral parlors, wi~h the
~.ev. J. C. Scarborough officiating:
In,ferment was in Fairview Ceme-
tery.
,Bi.qmp IL E. L. Strider with his
family will arrive at Rose llill,
frmn Charles(on, W. Va Wedncs-I
day for the Timnksgiving Holiday.
i
Miss Sidney ~Strider with two
schoolmates, from Hannah Moore
Academy, will for sev-
eral days.
To relieve
Misery of
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:: capital and surplus funds set aside to
:I meet not merely normal claims, but :i:
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Phone 29, Charles Town, W. Va.
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Sweet Whittington. of Bakerton,
visited Mrs. Eliza Gaynor. near
Mountain Missi:m, on Sunday.
Mr:~. W lI. Bowers ar, d (laugh-
ter, Dorothy, Mr. Ralj~,h Bowers
and son. Jimmie. and Miss J~osa
Clevenger spent Friday afternoon
at Pm~etlvitle. Va.
C. W. MOORE
Sale Clerk
COMPETENT & AVAILABLE
AT Al,L TIMES
17 YEARS EXPERIENCE
Ph,me 216-2. P.O. Bcx 318.
CHARLES TOWN, W. V&.
TO THE PUBLIC
I am in the Harness and
Leather Goods Job Work Re-
pairing Service. I make a
specialty of this work. Will
appreciate a chance to serve
you.
M. MITCHELL
510 EAST NORTI1 ST.
CHARI,F~, TOWN. W, VA.
Nov. 1 4- It pd.
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II! Children 11c -- Adults 28e Tncl Defense Tax
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Thursday and Friday,
November 20=21
'I'tlI~ILI,S at 600 mile~-an-hour!
EX(TI'EMENT the screen has
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Monday and Tuesday,
NOvember 24:25
Tile IIEST SEIA,ING N()VEi.
COMES TIIlllld,iNGI.Y TO,
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Saturday, November 22
ACT|ON!
THRILLS!
ROY ROGERS
GEORGE q~ HAYES
AIs,~, Edgar Kenned~ Comedy,
lnformalion i lease. MYSTER
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