Attack on Couple Sidetracked by Stones Near Winchester
Casper Knupp and Miss N Heyden of Berryville were repeatedly struck by stones during a night attack on Cedar Creek grade near Valley Pike. Glass shattered, Miss Heyden cut in the face, Knupp wounded above the eye. the assailants remain at large and police investigated the mysterious incident.
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Casper Knupp
n= Heyden
Berryville
Clarke County
Winchester
King
Mr. Knapp
Cedar Creek
Valley Pike
Mupp
Miss Heyden
Knupp
Hollis
Chas. R. Anderson
Cook
Mr. Knupp
Miss Randolph Dies In Hospital At Baltimore
Margaret Harrison Randolph died Friday at the Woman's Hospital Baltimore after months of illness. She was 17, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Randolph of Powhatan near Millwood. Funeral at Christ Episcopal Church Millwood Sunday at 2 30 with internment at Old Chapel. active pallbearers listed and honorary pallbearers named.
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Berryville
Margaret Harrison Randolph
Powhatan
Millwood
Robert Randolph
Woman's Hospital
Baltimore
Miss Randolph
Christ Episcopal Church
B. Duvall Chambers
Old Chapel
R. G. Mitchell
N. B. Page
D.C. Randolph
Ben Randolph
H. M. Nelson
George H. Burwell
W. P. Meadé
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Charles C. Dearmont
Hunter H McGuire
P. W. Boyd
B. B. Dutton
L. M. Allen
W. D. Myers
R. Powel Page
J. T. Burwell
Richard Whiting
Edward B. Jacobs
C. B. Jones
Sale at Mac Noonan’s garage by Brown estate
Auction statement for April 11 at Mac Noonan’s garage at 2 p m selling household goods from the James M Brown estate with executor J M Brown. The listing notes deceased status and includes filing date 4 10 10 2t.
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Mac Noonan
James M. Brown
J. M. Brown
Be Sure to Attend A Beans Sale on Millwood Road
Announcement for a sale at A Bean's on Millwood Road scheduled for Tuesday April 13 at 1 o'clock. Items include cows, farm implements, mules, chickens, and an 8 hp gas engine.
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A. Bean
Sale
Millwood Road
Apple Blossom Festival Fund Seals and Insignia Offered
Promotional notice offers green or pink seals and silver ones at 50 cents per 100 to support the Apple Blossom Festival Fund. Automobile insignia also 50 cents each. Available at all stores to finance the festival/ fundraising effort.
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Abe-Ip-Tt
Southern Appalachian Park Bill Heads for Congress
Virginia leaders expect swift action as the Southern Appalachian National Park movement advances. The commission backs Blue Ridge and Great Smokies designations and proposes Virginia’s 250000 acre purchase to transfer to the federal government.
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Star
Harrisonburg
Coolidge
Interior
Hubert
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
Great’ Smokies
Tennessee
North Carolina
Congress
Thomas W. Harrison
Dudge Harrison
Southern Appalachian National Park Commission
Blue Ridge
Great Smokies
Washington
Harrison
H. W. Temple
Pennsylvania
Man Temple
Byrd Son Heads Arctic Quest On Funded Flight
Commander Richard Evelyn Byrd, son of a Virginia lawyer and brother of Governor Byrd, leaves Shenandoah Valley on a supported expedition to unexplored Arctic lands. He was chosen by John D. Rockefeller Jr and Henry Ford along with other wealthy sponsors to lead the mission. The Winchester youth, about 30, has a history of solo world travel at age 12, marked by a tag bearing his name.
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Richard Evelyn Byrd
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
Arctic
United States
Byrd
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Henry Ford
Winchester
Sock Social at Church of Christ on Thursday
Ladies' Aid event at Church of Christ set for 7.30 p m on Thursday April 22. Admission is free and refreshments will be sold.
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Sock Social Thur
Ladies’ Aid
Church of Christ
Passaic Parade Clashes Shock City as Strikers Rally
Police broke up two parades of textile strikers in Passaic New Jersey. An officer was knocked senseless by a blackjack as officers scattered adults arrested during parade planning. Mounted and motorcycle units faced a boisterous crowd. stores closed as clashes ensued with Legion relief workers.
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Associated Press
Passaic
N.J
Textile
American Légion
Fourth and
Monroe Streets
Légion
Legionnaires
Silent Alarm For Burning Nash Touring Car
A Nash touring car owned by Lawrence Womeldorpph on South Main street burned this afternoon. Friendship & Rouss Co. extinguished the blaze with chemicals. Only part of the car was damaged. Insurance carried by Sylvania Insurance Co. of Philadelphia, represented by J. W. Arthur as local agent. Three youths in the car, including Mr. Womeldorph, leaped to safety to avoid burns.
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Lawrence Womeldorpph
South Main Street
Friendship & Rouss Cos
Sylvania Insurance Co
Philadelphia
J. W. Arthur
Vis
Mr. Womeldorph
Red Cross Seeks Bed and Mattress for Elderly Woman
Local Red Cross appeal seeks a single bed and mattress for Miss Stowers a bed ridden elderly woman of 15 years. The charity asks for early response citing her great need and comfort requirements.
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The
Red Cross
Miss Stowers
Vets Testify at Prohibition Hearings as Senate Debates Stock Brookhart
Veterans provide testimony at prohibition hearings while the Senate weighs the Stock Brookhart contest. House committees press on with farm relief proposals, advancing policy discussions today in Washington.
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The
Associated Press
Senate
House
Sea Beast Opens At Empire With Fashion Show
Empire Theatre to host a three day run starting Monday with John Barrymore in The Sea Beast plus daily matinees and orchestra. Midweek features Irene with Colleen Moore and a live color fashion show. The following week includes Itone and a Stafford Pemberton dance showcase ahead of Tom Mix in My Own Pal.
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Sea Beast
Empire
Empire Theatre
America
John Barrymore
Trene
First National
Irene
Colleen Moore
New York
Itone
Stafford Pemberton
Washington, D. C
Pemberton
Winchester
Tom Mix
Pocket Flasks Found Everywhere Says AFL Official
The vice president of the American Federation of Labor calls pocket flasks ubiquitous as prohibition frames debates in Washington. Liquor policy sparks cross border testimony from Canadian figures and labor leaders detailing bootlegger profits and Quebec style control.
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American Federation of Labor
Associated Press
Washington
Canada
Senate Liquor Committee
Dominion
Francis William Russell
Winipeg
Moderation League of Manitoba
Western Canada
Russell
William
Matthew Woll
Wolf
Five RFC Flyers Die in Midair Collision Near Henlow
Five Royal Flying Corps members were killed when two airplanes collided over the Henlow airfield today. The planes fell 300 feet and burst into flames, burning two officers and three enlisted men. Local funeral services are noted for Miss Keeler of Lurayy at Stone Chapel.
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Associated Press
Henlow
Eneg
Royal Flying Corps
Retiring Pastor To Teach Bible Class
The Rev. B. V. Switzer, retiring pastor of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South, will teach the Golden Rule Bible Class tomorrow morning for the last time as a Winchester resident. Class officers urge members and friends to attend for special exercises and music honoring his service and wishing him God speed in his new field of labor.
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B. V. Switzer
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Winchester
Switzer
Sickness Among Children Keeps Nurses on the Job
The District Nurse Association met in regular session to plan a parade float and review March activity. Nurses Beulah Baggerly and Evelyn C. Dean reported 671 total contacts including pre natal, post natal, school and adult visits, with measles and whooping cough driving demand and several patients sent to sanatoriums or treated locally.
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District Nurse Association
Chamber of Commerce
H. D. Fuller
Florida
Martin Wisecarver
Beulah Baggerly
Evelyn C. Dean
Blue‘ Ridge
Handsome Wardrobe on Display at Boyd's Drug Store
Civic League notes a cedar wardrobe crafted by J. C. Lowrey on show at Boyd's drug store. The piece draws attention as townsfolk discuss shade of apple trees and the need for more trees along streets to provide pleasant treetop scenery and shade.
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J. C. Lowrey
Boyd's Drug Store
Lowrey
Special Sunday Chicken Dinner at Betsy Ross
Sunday menu offers roast young milk fed chicken with dressing and steamer rice, boiled breast of chicken, soups including chicken consume and cream of chicken with rice, plus salads, side dishes, desserts and drinks. Proceeds support charity drive and a large rummage sale with discarded clothing and furniture.
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Betsy
Ross
Standard Oil Wins Permit for Driveway on Boscawen St
City council approves a permit for Standard Oil Co to build a driveway across West Boscaweaw street at its fueling station, with debate over a second Braddock Street entry. Council discusses traffic, pedestrians, and insurance questions amid ongoing sewer work and street improvements.
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Standard Oil CO
Boscawen ST
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Cec
Braddock Street
Boscawen Street
Robinson
Boscawentreet
Additions
Page
Nuttmer
Henry
SP Int Renone
Boscawen
Loudoun
Mittee
Jae Ee Mat
Willian Cain
Cooper
Council
Cain
Gray
I. T. Finfrock
North
Loudoun Street
Captain Cooper
Millwood Avenue
Page Hight
For Rent Six Room Building on Main Street
For rent a six room building at 8S Main St. suitable for dwelling or business. Call or apply at 626. Also advertising fertilizer special for garden and trucking. SNAPP, E. 3.
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Main St
Eable
G. M. Sbi
Snapp
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