100 Years Ago

Herald of Dec. 14, 1923

The Literary Society announced the meeting for Dec.14 at the Rebecca Furnace school house has been postponed for an indefinite time, on account of diphtheria in the district.

We are prepared to give Boncilla Clay facial massage, Mange treatment for dandruff and falling hair, Crude Oil shampoo, etc. Open all day Monday Dec. 24. Chas. E. Edmiston, Barber, Keagy Bldg., Martinsburg.

Miss Mary Lynn died at her home from complications of diseases. She had been in ill health during the past year, but her rather sudden demise was a shock to her many friends. She was a daughter of Solomon and Nancy Stouffer Lynn, deceased. She was aged 68 years and 3 months.

Loysburg lost its barber and shoemaker since W. A. Butts has gone to Washington, D. C. where he expects to spend some time.

Little Miss Clova Ruth Hershberger of Martinsburg, spent several days last week at Dewey Kauffman’s.