Washington Cathedral Windows Rival Old World Glass
Washington Cathedral in progress to rival medieval glass in beauty. Under Lawrence B. Saint American stained glass artist, techniques mimic medieval methods with 12 cements in formula and hand mixed batches. Finished roundels 14 to 16 inches across create a wavily textured surface. Panels will depict Christian history with portraits of men and women across centuries.
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Washington Cathedral
Washington
Lawrence B. Saint
Berryville business leader William Baker dies at 61
William Baker 61 longtime Berryville Va banker businessman and former mayor and councilman died in Winchester hospital after a leg amputation to treat blood poisoning from a sprained ankle. Survived by wife Emma Hilleary Baker, a brother and four sisters. he was once Confederate Unknown Soldier statue model at Winchester Stonewall Cemetery. Burial there.
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William Baker
Berryville
Berryville Horse and Colt Show Society
Winchester Hospital
Baker
Emma Hilleary
Frederick
B. West Baker
Winchester
Thomas Chamblin
White Post
Joseph T. Hiett
East Falls Church
Julia Jilkins
Johns. Miller
Stonewall Cemetery
Wise
United States
Morgan
Alabama
Delahunty
Confederate Soldier Memorial in Philadelphia
The monument to Southern soldiers, funded at a cost of 19000 dollars, stood as a major mid century memorial in the South and featured Mr. Baker as the model embodying the typical Confederate soldier. A bridge luncheon at Rosemont hosted by Mrs. Raymond I. Ford showcased Valentine Day decorations and several guests list. President Coolidge appointed William J. Donovan as a representative to negotiations among western states under the Dains act. There are about 73300 mule teams in properly organized air routes worldwide.
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Philadelphia
Baker
South
Bridge
Raymond I. Ford
Rosemont
Fourth Street
Ras Beatty
Frank W. Cole
3. R. Crumpton
Louis Datner
Claude Hales
Elgin Hemp
James Jones
Gilmore Lescalleet
E C. Morse
Charles
Injunction Ordered Against Blue Goose Lunch Room
Gettysburg judge grants a year long injunction to close the Blue Goose lunch room after operators George Toddes and John Milner failed to show cause why it should not become permanent. The place rose to notoriety after Preston Wilson was found dead there. Authorities plan to supervise the site under the permanent injunction. Elis Smith, brother in law of Clarence Hilty, was sentenced to nine months for illegal possession of liquor. Blood transfusion efforts at Ephrata High School involve the entire senior class and staff in a hospital event at Reading for sinus trouble relief.
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Pryland Rairoad
Gettysburg
Cecen
Donald P. McPherson
George W. Toddes
John M. Milner
Preston Wilson
Agust
Teddes
Miller
Gettysburo
D. Morrison
Will Prdock
Elis Smith
Clarence Hilty
McPherson
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Parke, Davis & Co
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Castoria
Caldwell’s
Mead’s
Cannon Brand
Nationae
MEN
Camel Ol Gold Piedmont
Taree Kings
Chesterfield
Pinky i Capote Barhaung Dog Duchy Smile
Yorktown
Valentine
de Filbiss
Femaleriy
Woael
Whitman
Durham
Irmaton Ecksz
W. F
Ercolin
Patrick Sirzet Peore
Peoples Service Drug Stores
Frederick, MD
A. Willa Baker
Saindier
Enjoin
Lancaster
Donald Waltmien
Ephrata High School
An & Reading Hospital
Eacers
Schmidt Baking Company
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