Woodcock Takes Honors at Upperville Show
Upperville Virginia June 17 3500 attendees Mia Westmoreland Davis wife of Governor Davis watched Woodcock from Mount Airy farms win top honors across three classes at the Upperville horse show. David Grey won blue ribbons in heavy and middleweight hunters while Verdun captured cups in saddle events. Other firsts included George Slater on Anne Excellence and Miss Charlotte Noland on Georgia and Holly Tolly.
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Upperville
Washington Post
Mia
Westmoreland Davis
Gov. Davis
Leesburg
Woodcock
Mount Airy Farms
Charlotte
Georgia
Charlotte AH
Noland
Sir King James
H Rozier Dulany
Vulfan
H T Oxnard
Park
Eholly Tolly
Mass
Charlotte A. Noland
Jessia Dear
Wi McK. Jones
Lecause
Henry H. Norroan
David Grey
Homewood Stables
Fauquier
Loudoun Huntes
Treasure Island
Misa Mildred Greble
Piedmont Hunt
Series of 1921 Death Notices From Washington Area
A compilation of death notices and funeral details for multiple individuals including TANN BAILEY, FIRKLE, FEE late realtenva, DAWSON JULIA A, HALL DAVID ALLEN, CHRISTINE SOPHID LUNDGREN, WILLIAM E MASON, ELIZABETH ANDERSON, IDA M Schofield, and SHOEMAKER J MOR. Notices cover dates June 16 to June 27, 1921, listing residences, churches, cemeteries, funeral times, and interment locations.
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Bailexy
Georgetown University Hospital
Tann Bailey
Toxeph
Mary Catharine Bailey
New
Herne
Twelfth
Massachusetts Avenue
Batty
Nt Patelok
Thoradey
Clara
Aatton
Vinnie
Myer
Yonty
Jono
Intorment
Artinetsa
St Aloysius Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Hall
David Allen Hall
United States Coast Guard
Joseph Gawier
Pennsylvania Avenue
Arlington National Cemetery
Providence
Roi
Lundgren
Park Place Northwest
Christine Sophid Lundgren
American Association For the Recognition of the
Detroit
Schofield
Douglas Street
Idam
Loula Schofield
Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Mayhew
Bevant Street
Langdon
Trinity Church
Patuxent
Anne Arundel County
Numerous Virginia Maryland Notices and Obituaries
A compilation of short notices from Maryland and Virginia includes legal actions in Cumberland restraining removal of children, a 50th wedding anniversary in Charlottesville with many relatives, funeral services for Meyersdale victims, and various marriages in Charlottesville Lynchburg Richmond and Fredericksburg. Also reports a firefighter blaze at Gwyn Oak Park and a fatal lightning strike near Salem.
More Truth Than Poetry by James J. Montague
The poem satirizes fashion trends as Paris designers push shorter styles. It notes modistes claim chicness yet shows models resisting further shortening, declaring a crisis averted by the fashion house leaders.
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James J. Montague
Town Council Elected as Mohler Tops Keyser for Town Servant
Io Buckers treasurer notes 18 contestants for the town council with winners H Z Sindlinger J C Miller J P Heck Bee and H W Escue. O D Mohler defeats J H Keyser for town servant by a one vote majority while women voters turnout heavily.
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Io. Buckers
H. Z. Sindlinger
J. C Miller
J. P Heck- Bee
H W. Escue
O. D. Mohler
J H Keyser
Odell resigns as Denver and Rio Grande stockholders chief
B S Odell resigns as chairman of the Denver and Rio Grande stockholders committee citing pressing business. Arthur M Wickmire says appeals were ordered from Denver district court sale orders. The committee values the sold property at $8,000,900 plus treasury assets on the New York exchange over $8,000,000.
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Odell
New York
B. B. Odell
Denver and Rio Grande Stockholders’ Committee
Arthur M. Wickmire
United States District Court
Denver
Treasury
New York Exchange
Mail train kills candidate in Virginia near White Post
John C. Lee a wealthy county stockman and Democratic candidate for the State assembly was killed when struck by a southbound Norfolk and Western mail train near White Post Virginia. He was driving alone en route to his Milldale home when his car was struck at a crossing with limited view. Lee leaves a widow formerly Miss Janie Meade three children two brothers and one sister.
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Washington
Winchester
John C._ Lee
Secon
Norfolk and Western
White Post
Whitepost
Milldale
Areya
Janie Meade
Would Alter Jury Law to Offset Miscarriage Claims
Baltimore June 17 State Senator Robert Biges sent a letter to State's Attorney Lench offering to push in the next session a measure changing Maryland jury system to offset any miscarriage of justice in the trial of five men.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Robert Biges
Lench
Maryland
Mehan couple die after burial amid storm of tragedy
In Laray Virginia on June 17 Mrs. Mehan dies of a stroke while her husband John Mehan, buried nearby, dies earlier from acute indigestion. Both aged the same, he was a New York native who married Betty Lehew forty five years ago.
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Washington Post
Laray
John Mehan
Vaughan's Summit
Mehan
New York
Betty Lehew
Isaac Lehew
Jeremy's Rum Valley
Bombing Plane Falls Near Langley During Practice
An army D H type bombing plane from Langley Field fell into shallow waters near the mouth of Tanner’s Creek this afternoon. The pilot and two officers escaped injury. The squadron had left Langley that morning for bombing practice. A separate note reports a fire damaging the Gardner Extract Company building at Bealeton with losses of about 656,000. A Luray, Virginia death, Miss Rubye Jenkins, dies after taking medicine to ease tooth pain. Shenandoah and Basic City election results list W T Boontz as Sparks mayor, with J W Moore losing by about 66 votes. clerk L Stevens and H also noted.
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Norfolk
Langley Eldfi
Tanners Creek
Langley Field Army Air Atation
Washington Post
Luray
Sturns
Shenanae
Burnsdoah
W. T. Boontz
Braunton
Sparks
J. W. Moore
L, Stevens
Clerk
Daylight Bank Robbery Suspect Faces Contempt Hearing
In a daylight robbery case a suspect declared if a law is prepared granting the state the right of challenge as used by the traverser he will push for it in the next legislative session. State's Attorney Leach said jurors tied to the case will likely be in court next week to explain their absence from contempt proceedings.
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Richmond
E. Y. Webb
United States District
Western District of North Carolina
Charlotte
N.C
North Carolina
Federal
Webb
Maxwell Wallace
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
City Savings Bank
Traverger
Leach
Virginia Obituaries Hit Across Cities
Obituary notices from Bristol Lynchburg Charlottesville and Somerset report deaths of Andrew Jackson Snapp 82 Confederate veteran and Bristol resident for 17 years Mrs W J Mitchell widow of a 1918 French theater pneumonia victim whose body will be sent to Lynchburg War Dept. Mrs Battie E Kimbrough 74 died at her brother’s home Ashland interment in Ashland L. R. Kimbrough a Confederate officer two siblings survive Frank R Collins 70 farmer dies near Somerset survived by widow and one son funeral in Somerset
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Andrew Jackson Snapp
Snapp
Lynchburg
W. 3
Mitchell
France
War Department
Charlottesville
Battie E Kimbrough
J. C. Matthews
Ashland
Madison County
Somerset
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