SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON Farmer's ADVOCATE - THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1988
25
of Other Years
AGO-One
Sherman, a veteran of 21
field of education, is
County's Teacher of
is the speaker
refferson
Way campaign.
Region. announces that
have reached their
the summer season.
Star X and
Star X at the na-
in Miami, Fla.
School Class
a 35th reunion at the
Inn.
Donna L. Hoffman
Ferry, and Melvin
Linthieum, Md.; Celeste
Lanham, Md., and
Nickell, Jr., Fairfax,
Children's School,
1979, begins its ninth
: Dr. John Augustine
83, dies in the
D.C., Center;
87, dies at
Va. ; Martin
72, dies in the City
Newton Ver-
62, dies in Frederick,
Hospital: Earl Mason
at his home in
Md. ; Richard Thomas
61, dies in Jeffersonian
Home; Moody Winfred
at the home of a son in
Mrs. Essie Amelia
dies in Jefferson Mere-
Mrs. E. Elaine "Punk"
in Jefferson
Wilbur C.
in North Arundel
Burnie, Md.:
r, 85, dies in Jefferson
Clarence F. Hill,
Grove Hospital,
Md.
market hog at
Fair and owned
by Jet-
Bank, Shepherdstown,
211.25.
Band performs
halRime of
of Jefferson High
lrd winner in
National Marine
The competi-
excellence in student
marine and aquatic
College Ram per-
L to the College Hall
Cougars post an easy
r Loudoun County.
AGO-10
all-modern
Bank and Trust
in the
(team) Division
Competition earns
Charles Town, and
of Ranson, a first place
they vie for the state
Mill.
Leslie Elizabeth
, N.C., and Staff
Clark Waller, Jr.,
Tina Miller and Ray-
both of Shenan-
z; Helen Mary Matysnk,
and Daniel Edward
FERRY PARK
ELECTION
Ferry National
Harpers Ferry, in-
to its annual special
Election Day 1860.
15, the
will once again
turmoil that faced the
in October of 1
Raid. Tensions
Political debates will be
representing the
Candidates will cam-
poUs will
..will be able to
for the candidate of
day's activities will
k (]rand Militia Muster,
Rally, and a
on the issues of the
:the
Service Visitor Center
Ext. 6329. There will
fee charged for this
Myers, Charles Town.
DEATHS: Mrs. Evelyn Beatrice
Phillips, 81, dies in Jeffersonian Manor
Nursing Home; Arthur N. "Cotton"
Anderson, 57, dies in Jefferson
Memorial Hospital: William Temple
Allen, 61, dies at his home in Rippon;
Mrs. Anna Deletta Hutson, 65, dies at
her home in Harpers Ferry; Harry H.
Carper, Sr., 75, dies in Martinsburg's
City Hospital; Mrs. Minnie Posey
Davis, 78, dies at her home in Ranson;
James Henry Doleman, 80, dies at his
home in White Post, Va. ; Mrs. Mazie
Virginia Lickey, 74, dies in Mar-
. tinsburg's King's Daughters Hospital;
Mrs. John (Dorothy) Virginia Ruther-
ford, 61, dies in Winchester Memorial
Hospital; Ernest William Hendricks,
90, dies in Rome, Italy, while on vaca-
tion; Robert B. Snyder, Jr., 81, dies in
Lancaster, Pa., General Hospital.
WVU researchers hope to devise an
inexpensive solar collector for
homeowners to heat dwellings and
water.
Bee Line Chapter, NSDAR, is
honored to have State Regent Mrs.
Homer Martin as speaker at the
September meeting at the homes of
Mrs. Joseph Groves, chapter regent.
The Jefferson High School girls' var-
sity cage team chalks up a close, hard-
fought 49-45 victory over the Loudoun
Valley Vikings•
Jefferson High's Cougar football
team is throttled by John ,Marshall, the
final score being 33-6.
Pamela B. Hoffman and Michael E.
Mays, both of Charles Town High, are
named semi-finalists in the National
Merit Scholarship Program.
Clarence William "Bill" Peer, 48,
widely known promoter of country
music and manager of his own
organization, dies in Charles Town
General Hospital.
MARRIED: Cynthia Kowalski and
Guy L Sisto, both of Berwyn, Ill. ;
Katherine Renee Park, Brownsville,
Md., and Richard Michael Ebersole,
of Charles Town.
DEATHS: Mrs. Emma Viola Strider
dies in Martinsburg's King's
Daughters Hospital; Mrs. Leonora M.
Moler.
30-YEARS AGO-30
"Westbury Fashions" manufac-
turers, of Hagerstown, Md., purchases
the building and assets of the Ranson
Manufacturing Company from Samuel
Stein for $45,000.
Bonnie Lynn Derr, the 1958 May
Queen at Shepherdstown High School,
is named a princess for the Mountain
State Forest Festival in Elkins.
DEATHS: Mrs. Anna Margaret
Rouss, 84, dies in Andrew Rown
Memorial Nursing Home, White
Sulphur Springs: Eugene Franklin
Kilham, 65, dies at his home in
Harpers Ferry; Miss Florence Lee
Hesser, 77, dies in St. Elizabeth
Hospital, Washington, D.C.; Walter
Glenn Moler, 75, dies at his home in
Charles Town; Charles Edmond
Gayhart, 35, dies in Charles Town;
Mrs. Margaret Ann Winston, 65, dies
in Martinsburg's King's Daughters
Hospital.
40-YEARS AGO--40
MARRIED: Hilda Russell, of
Bolivar. and Leon Marriman,
Brunswick, Md. : Leone Casson, Foun-
tain Hill, Ark., and George Benjamin,
Bolivar; Anne W. Trapnell and James
A. Hart, III; Genevieve A. Cosma,
Manchester, N.H., and Cpl. Lewis O.
Moreland, Charles Town.
DEATHS: Maurice O'Brien dies in
Millville; Wright Denny dies in
Charles Town General Hospital; ,Mrs.
Mary Elizabeth Waidner dies at the
home of a daughter in Washington,
D.C.
60-YEARS AGO--
The sale of cattle and hogs held on
the Eugene Baker farm north of
Leetown by H.O. Bradley is a success,
the proceeds yielding a total of
$3,O48.8O.
MARRIED: Elizabeth Houser,
Bakerton, and E. Lee Cross, Tun-
nelton, W.Va.
DEATHS: Warner T. Whiling dies in
Hagerstown, Md.; George Kearns dies
at the home of a daughter in Mid-
dleway; Miss Martha V. Coyle dies in
Charles Town General Hospitat
Jl0-YEARS AGO-80
Real estate transfersRobert N.
Hardesty to Miller B. Bane, 20 acres
near Summit Point for $4,025; Amelia
Rau, agent for Anna Falks, to
Katherine and Ann Riddle on Gilbert
Street, Bolivar, for $425.
MARRIED: Riddle Rodeffer, Jef-
ferson County, and L. Leon Metro,
North Tonawanda, N.Y.
DEATH: Miss Anne V. Foley dies at
her home in Zoar.
John F. Ware buys the Henry
Casfleman farm of 149 acres south of
Myerstown.
PUBLIC SALE "
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1,1988
at 10:00 A.M.
W. Vo. ( I bkk sovth of Post Olflce ).
table & 6 chairs: 2 oak dressers: oak chest of
chairs: 3-pc. living rm. suite; G.E. range (self-
): Hot Point refrigerator; 5-pc. solid maple dinette
rockers; recliner; Regina electric broom; Holly.
couch; coffee table; end tables; Sunbeam sweeper;
; metal bed; table & bed linens; pole lamp:
rnogazine rack; rocker: china & glassware;
radio; barometer; floor fans; scatter rugs; Xmas
mower; step-ladder; lawn tools: glider; lawn
utility cabinets; pitcher pump; kitchen wares &
some small tools & other articles too numerous
Ernest Houser, Jr.
P(ml E. Miller, Jr., W. Va. Lk. 183-88
Oensil Nibert, W. Va. Lic. 66@418
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Jefferson Security Opens Charles Town Branch
Jefferson Security Bank, of Shepherdstown, opened its Charles Town
Branch here last Friday, the new facility located on East Washington
Street at Jefferson Avenue. At the event were, from left, Bill Chesley of
the Charles Town Merchants Association; Gaff Moxley, Julia Mitehum
and Elizabeth Brown, bank employees; D.C. Master, mayor of Charles
Town; Gregory Lance, county commissioner; Wayne Goodrich, bank
branch manager; Bob Mason, president of the Chamber of Commerce
and bank director; Ned Morrow and Max Derr, bank directors; Billy
Cogle, whose beef at the county fair was bought by the bank; Sandy
Wiley, whose ham from the FFA Ham, Bacon and Egg sale was bought by
the bank; D. Frank Hill III, bank director; Mlchelle Ours, Miss Jefferson
County; W. E. "Bill" Knode Jr., president of the board of directors of the
bank; John Lowe, Henry Morrow and Allmrt Kava, bank directors;
George Vickers, executive director of the Chamber of Commerce; Den-
ver Hipp, C.E.O. of the bank; and Bert Cherry, of P.W. Campbell Con-
tractors, who built the facility.
Evergreen 4-H
Plans For Year
The election of officers for the com-
ing 4-H year was the main item of
business for members of the
Kearneysville Evergreen 4-H Club, as
they met in the social hall of the Grace
United Church of Christ.
Nicole DeGrave served as acting
president. New officers are -- Jimmy
Russell, president; Nicole DeGrave,
vice-president; Amy McDonald,
secretary; Melissa Sakeman,
treasurer: James Welsh, reporter;
Cheryl Miller, game leader; and Dan-
ny DeGrave, song leader.
Evergreen is proud of two members,
Melissa Sakeman, who received a gold
ribbon for her visual, "Cycles of Food
Safety," and Amy McDonald, who
received a blue ribbon on her visual on
her sheep project at Jackson's Mill.
The club is planning a family ban-
quet for October 10 at 5 p.m. in the
social hall of the church. At this time
club members will receive year pins,
attendance certificates, awards and
surprises• Parents will also be
honored.
The club expressed regret on the
departure of their assistant leader,
Kathy Griffin, but welcomes Rebecca
McDonald, who has been a project
leader for the past five years. Leader
PaSt Welsh is starting her tenth year.
Shawley's Grand Opening
This was the scene last/Friday morning as Shawley's
True Value Hardware officially opened its new facility
on Route 9 just outside of Ranson. Shown at the ribbon-
cutting ceremony, from left, are Bill Chesley, of the
Charles Town Merchants Association; George Vickers,
Chamber of Commerce executive; Bob Mason, Cham-
ber of Commerce president; Bob Shawley, owner;
Garland Moore, president of the County Commission;
Michelle Ours, Miss Jefferson County; John Overingt,
legislative delegate; Sally Shawley, owner; Fred
Shawley, Jr., owner; Kay Dunn and Deborah Gardener;
Bill Shawley, owner; Vanessa Duttlnger, Kathy Smith,
Linda Harshman, Mike Roach and Hank Jovanelly, the
latter representing the Old National Bank of Jefferson
County.
"TUSCA WILLA HII _! _c; Nancy Roth
-- • Dial 725.5448
Vacation time is over and I have
heard of some really interesting
vacations.
Bill and Jackie Molar, Chestnut
Court, along with their three children,
had a very nice trip. They camped
from June 21 to July I at Pirate Land
Camp Ground at Myrtle Beach, S.C.
They traveled in a 24-foot trailer (ac,
cording to Bill with tongue in cheek
they really roughed it)..The trailer is
equipped with all the comforts of
home, T.V., microwave, air condi-
tioner, etc. Their campsite was 100
feet from the Atlantic Ocean.
Along for the trip was Jackie's dad,
Percy Pearson. HIS main interest, ac-
cording to Bill, was sitting on the
beach and 'girl watching'.
Also vacationing at the same time
and place were Bill's brother, Paul,
and wife, Barbara, and their four
children.
Bill said they spent most of their
time relaxing, visiting the many
seafood restaurants, places of interest,
and taking the children to amusement
parks. The children loved the Water
Country amusement park.
This is apparently a very family-
oriented area and enjoyed by all the
Molars.
Richard and Mary Ann McClnre,
Shenandoah Drive, spent their vaca-
tion fishing in Quebec, Canada, at a
place called Beltare.
They stayed at moose hunter's
cabins. Tbe only access to these cabins.
was by boat. It was necessary to take
all the supplies they would need for the
duration of their stay because they
didn't have the luxury of running to the
Handi-Stop for something they might
run out of.
They fished for Walleyes and Pikes
and I understand they ate all they
caught.
Matthew Moler went along on this
trip with the McClures. Quite an ex-
perience for a young man.
My neighbor, May Collins, wet
north and south. She took a bus trip to
New England for a few days and a
plane trip to visit friends in Florida for
several days.
Steve and Bridget Rash spent a week
at Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Linda Work, another neighbor, spent
most of the summer with her mother
in Fairmont. I think she took some
courses at WVU at that time.
Mary Adams, another neighbor, had
a busy summer visiting relatives and
taking trips for Eastern Star.
Barb and A1 Hooper spent a lot of
t'ne in their beloved Maine home this
summer. Don't know that it was exact-
ly a vacation, They spent most of the
time moving and getting settled in
their new home in Maine• From the
pictures Barb brought back, their new
home looks deeeevine.
RAILROAD CROSSING -- While
the Department of Highways was
making Route 51 beautiful, I came
across two men standing at the RR
crossing, pointing and discussing -
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1988
Beginning at 10:00 A.M.
LOCATION" 536 E. Washington Street, Charles Town, W.Va.
Having discontinued houseklmp/n@, I will sell --
S-pc. dining rm. suite; 2 - 3-pc. bedrm, suites; ladies writing
desk; jelly cupboard; oak bookcase; oak chairs; 2 oak dressers;
sideboard; wing chairs; General Electric refrigerator; Westing-
house range; sofas; rockers; recliner; daybed; Sylvania B/W TV;
Zenith B/W TV; occasional chairs; 3 trunks; floor lamps; end
tables; stands; window fans; metal wardrobe; metal cabinets;
2 cane bottom chairs; 2 hall trees; Singer sewing machine; ser-
ver; 2 wooden tables; Maytag wringer washer; baskets; pictures;
linens; rugs; luggage; small appliances; Xmas Decorations:
lawn furniture; quantity of glassware; pot s, pans & other articles
too numerous to list.
Ruth R. Shaffer
Auctieneers: Paul E. Mille.r, Jr., W.Vo. Uc. !1-88
Dentil Nibert, W.Vo, Lie. 66@418
Clerks: r-vrr • Furr
Terms of Sale: Cash or checks with proper ID.
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whatever. I stopped, ready to fight, would,look into the matter.
and asked them if they were with the In less than a week the N&W has
Norfolk and Western Railroad. They finally improved the crossing. Now I
were not, they were with the Depart- hope they will get around to cleaning
ment of Highways. I asked them if up their mess.
they could do anything about the terri- "The squeaky wheel gets the most
ble crossing and the mess the RR pea- grease!"
de had left. They assured me they
...
REGULAR SALE
Every Thursday 1:00 P.M.
Ho'rse & Tack Sale
First Saturday Each Month
Tack at 10:00 A.M.
Horses at I:00 P.M.
FAT CATTLE SALE
First Monday each month
1:30 P.M.
Third Thursday each month
2:00 P.M.
Good Demand tar All Kinds of
Livestock.
FRONT ROYAL
LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE
Front Royal, Virginia
ca. 703-635-5511 or
James Ryan, 703-477-3292
I
PEDDLER'S
312 N. Mildred St.
COMPLETE DISPERSAL
SHENSTONE FARM
EQUIPMENT AUCTION
LEESBURG, VA.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1988
* SELLING *
Tractors: J.D. 4030 2940, 1S20: Int. 806D, Int. 460 w/loader, Int.
424; H & C Farmali; Allis Chalmers 912; Kubota L24SD; Case
Backhoe 589B w/bucket; Trucks: '87 Ford F250 460 4-WD: 78
Dodge Ram D-50; '78 Ford F250 automatic, 4-WD; '71 Int. Load-
star 12' dump body. 78 Hartman 2 Horse Bumper Trailer; Four
Star 20' X 7%' Aluminum Trailer; Hesston 1010 Hydro Swing;
N.H. 903 self propelled Speedrower; J.D. Square Baler 346T
w/ejector; Vemeer Rnd. Baler 60SF; 2 N.H. Hay Rakes No. 258 &
56; 5 Hay Wagons; 2 J.D. Forage Wagons; Woods Mower D-315
Batwing; 2 Rotary Cutters; 2 Woods Mowers; Elevator; 3 Manure,
Spreaders; J.D. Corn Planter 1440; Int. Grain Drill No. 7-13;
Miller Disc 12'; Brillion Cuhipacker 8'; 2 Chain Harrows; I.H.
Plow 3 Bottom 16'; Danuser Posthole Digger 10"; Shaver Post
Driver; Danuser Logsplitter; Hi Pressure Washer; S Chain Saws;
5 Weedeaters; Apollo Semen Tank; Animal Clippers andmuch,
much more ! !
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:
(00LEMAN Sales, Inc.
Route 4, Box 14 804/286-2743 Scottsville, VA
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