Stegall Detained For Unpaid Hotel Bill In Staunton
L W Stegall former Washington newspaper representative in Staunton was arrested for leaving Staunton with an unpaid hotel bill totaling 32 60 dollars. He returned to Staunton to face trial on arrival and was jailed. He had acted as a correspondent and sent stories on a poisoning case.
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Staunton
Beverley
L. W. Stegall
Washington
Bowers
Ees
Sraunton
Stegall
Winchester
W. P. Davis
Lacy R. Ashby
John Myers
Lena
William Smith
Myers
J. D. Perry
Commonwealth
Equitable Co Agents and Wives Meet in Wheeling
Equitable Life officials and spouses met at the George Washington Hotel to discuss the Cumberland and Shenandoah Valley districts campaigns through April. Manager Thomas B. Sweeney announced plans for a May celebration of the Wheeling agency's forty fifth anniversary and a Wardman Park Hotel event in Washington May 5 7 with invited guests and family members.
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George Washington Hotel
Cumberland
Shenandoah Valley
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United
Thomas B. Sweeney, Jr
New York
Vaughn M. Kerr
Clarksburg
O. C. Hileman
Local residents listed in Shenandoah Valley district notice
A group of named residents from Maryland and West Virginia are listed in a local district notice. Names include S. C. Slaven, W. J. Engiehart, Thomas Brennan, G. W. Barnard, A. B. Arnold, and others across Cumberland, Keyser, Oakland, Winchester, Hagerstown, Martinsburg, Shepherdstown, Elkton, North River, and Edinburg.
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Oakland
Chas. E. Burke
Winchester
C. C. James
L. L. Shircliff
Hagerstown
R. H. Kershner
Martinsburg
W. Va
W. J. Rush
Shepherdstown
Fred Shuler
Elkton
J. C. Edwards
North River
Mrs. C. L. Layman
Edinburg
Handley High tops Massanutten Military Academy 59 to 45
One year ago Handley High School trackmen defeated Massanutten Military Academy by 59 to 45. Old Joe Ridley, 100, was arrested in a liquor raid by county officers. Jack Dempsey denies filing divorce proceedings. Miss Evelyn Gertrude Childs wed Mr Thomas B. Sprint. Wheat sells at 83 cents a bushel locally and Sage eggs at 17 cents a dozen.
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Handley High School
Massanutten Military Academy
Joe Ridley
Jack Dempsey
Evelyn Gertrude Childs
Thomas
Sprint
Duffey Elected President of Tri State Golf Association
Hugh S. Duffey was elected president at a Martinsburg meeting. Wa Va State Teachers College of Harrisonburg will send 650 students to the Apple Blossom Festival. Congressman T W Harrison spoke at a Robert Y Conral Post 21 American Legion smoker. Frederick County borrows 19800 for school purposes. Hotel Druscilla at Jordan Springs renovated and to reopen shortly.
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Hugh S. Duffey
Tri-State Golf Association
Martinsburg
State Teachers College of
Harrisonburg
T. W. Harrison
Robert Y. Conral
American Legion
Frederick County
Druscilla, Inc
Jordan Springs
Government to issue bonds for war effort
The United States plans to issue seven billion dollars in bonds to help finance the war against Germany. Colored men are informed of a place awaiting them in the army. Dr Hunter H McGuire urges abolition of dead man's curve at Bell's corner in a letter to The Star. Funeral rites for Robert A Denny were held on South Stewart Street. Frederick Nurton of Winchester to marry Miss Margaret Englar of Taneytown, Md. Scientists say babies of the future will cry for bottled sunshine.
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United States
Germany
Hunter H. McGuire
The
Star
Bell's Corner
Robert A. Denny
South Stewart Street
Frederick Nurton
Winchester
Margaret Englar
Taneytown
Daughters Urged to Raise Education Fund in Virginia
In Berryville Virginia Stone Wall Chapter of United Daughters of the Confederacy meets at Mrs Lorenzo Lewis home. Miss Nannie Thomas urges increase in educational fund contributions to help descendants of veterans. Chapter votes a $3 donation and seeks published lists of available scholarships.
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Berryville
Stonewall
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Lorenzo Lewis
Nannie Thomas
Sidney Cox
Smithfield
Virginia
John B. Neill
Frank M. Wray
Claudia M. Hagg
Wythville
Massey
Rose MacDonald
State Board of Education
Traveling Man Endorses All Bran
traveling man praises Kellogg s ALL BRAN for relief from constipation. He describes road life causing distress and credits the cereal with gentle cleansing, Vitamin B, and iron, advising daily use and medical consultation if unresolved. Manufactured by Kellogg in Battle Creek, sold in red and green package.
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Kellogg
Battle Nok
Berryville Teachers Move Programs Amid Weather Uncertainty
Cises set for Berryville High School auditorium on May 14 due to weather concerns. Previously held at Rosemont bungalow by invitation of Harry F. Byrd. Miss MacDonald’s program drew strong teacher support. Attending luncheon were Lucille Hardesty Pauline Bell Stella Moore Vada Gardner Jane Gardens Nellie Mae Evans Bret Elliot Agnes Milis Gladys Lloyd William Blythe Royston. Rose MacDonald and Mrs Byrd depart for Lexington. Mrs Byrd visits son at VMI. MacDonald attends Founder’s Day at Washington and Lee University with John W. Davis presiding.
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Berryville High School
Rosemont
Harry F. Byrd
MacDonald
Lucille Hardesty
Pauline Bell
Stella Moore
Vada Gardner
Jane Ga
Late Conveyances of County Realty
Real estate transfers admitted to record in Frederick County Clerk's office include M. S. Reid and Carroll Reid to W. R. Campbell and C. S. Campbell for Sperry Tract west of Middletown with $4,000 consideration. Others include Cornwall homeplace transfer for nominal consideration and a 75 acre Winchester westward parcel for $900. A Wayne sboro Gas and Oil Company lease covers a filling station at Millwood and Front Royal pikes for five years at $100 monthly, plus two land tracts in Hampshire County West Virginia and Frederick County valued at $100.
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Frederick County
Reid
Carroll Reid
W. R. Campbell
H. Campbell
Sperry
Middletown
Nathan L. Brown
Clark W. Cornwall
Cornwall
James P. Reardon
M. M. Lynch
Lillie Marple
Winchester
Fred L. Glaize
Waynesboro Gas and Oil Company
Millwood
Front Royal Pikes
Laura V. Anderson
E. P. Anderson
Hampshire County
W. Va
Property Transfers Across Counties in Virginia and Maryland
A sequence of property deeds records transfers in Hampshire Frederick Shenandoah and Shenandoah counties with parcels in Winchester Stephens City Gore and Shawnee district. Notable values include 2125 dollars for land in Frederick and Shenandoah and 5100 dollars for land in Stonewall district conveyed to the Federal Land Bank of Baltimore.
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zGrover
Dunlap
E. P. Anderson
Hampshire County
W. Va
Commonwealth of Virginia
Ee P. Stine
Roger P.ine
Frederick
Shenandoah
C. E. Cougill
Middletown State Bank
Millbrook Mill
Emma Nail
Northern Virginia Power Company
Lamp
Ee Rosenberger
C. M. Triplett
Winchester
Russell A. Shryock
L. Brucie Shryock
Stephens City
Frank Allenson
Herman Schneider
Gore
Upton J. Pugh
Nathan H. Burkhart
L. F. White
Shawnee District
T. Russell Cather
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Stonewall District
Northern Virginia Doctors Set Strasburg Meeting Tomorrow
The Medical Society of Northern Virginia will hold its spring meeting in Strasburg tomorrow, April 12, with sessions at 11 a.m. featuring talks on ocular therapy, autopsies, and Roentgen ray therapy by Winchester physicians. Members span Page, Warren, Shenandoah, Clarke, Rappahannock, Frederick counties, and Winchester. A luncheon follows the program and adjournment will cap the day.
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Winchester
Hunter H. McGuire
James A. Miller
Calkins on Expanding Love Beyond the United States
The quote expresses a belief that if one can love a nation as vast as the United States, with effort that love could extend to include more of the world. It frames national pride as scalable beyond borders.
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United States
Ernest Elmo Calkins
Straw Vote On Winchester Water Bond Nears Close
The Chamber of Commerce straw vote on issuing bonds for an adequate Winchester water supply ends tonight at 9 o clock. As of today 1 420 ballots have come in with 1 130 in favor and 290 against the bond issue.
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Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
Andrew Beil
Sta
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