FNAL Meet Next Saturday At Handley High
The final meeting of the school year of the association is planned for Handley building with large attendance expected. The program includes Heatwole editor of the Journal of Education and Prof. Shorts of State Teachers College, plus music selections, open to all interested in schools and the public.
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Ert Grouse
Cindundent Dufotey
Tarimont
Handley Building
Patons
Sibs
Promptine
Heatwole
Wir J of
Virginia
Oly
Shorts
State Teachers College
Iat
Dsonburg
Duffey
Department of Music of the Anestates
Occa
Battle of the Jongee skirt in 1925 spring fashion
Paris reports the long skirt retreating in the 1925 spring offensive. Dressmakers refuse to negotiate as referees, noting that short skirts flatter slender figures while longer skirts look odd. Current style favors modestly short hemlines about midway between knee and ankle with moderate width.
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Associated Press
Paris
Near East Relief funds boosted for orphans drive
The Near East Relief Committee lists contributions from various groups including Presbyterian Sunday School and local supporters. Amounts shown total around 1,917.37 with smaller gifts adding 2421.20 across multiple donors and events. Funds support orphans in the Near East.
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The
Near East Relief Committee
Empire Theatre
James
al Apne
Grace Laith
Presbyterian Sunday School
Auction Sale Sat Real Estate at County Court House
Real estate auction notice lists sale at County Court House on Saturday. Property details include lot 132 by 826 feet at 634-842 N in Kent. Full details provided inside the notice with parcel identifiers and terms.
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County Court House
Kent
Cake Sale by Ladies of MB Church at Plundeke's
Ladies of MB Church of Kerns town announce a bake sale with cakes bread and other items on April 2 at Plundeke's store room N Main 1. Proceeds support church activities and community aid. Includes dress sale items advertised in a local ad column.
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Ladies of
MB. Church of Kernstown
Plundeke’s
HeadqUS Members Ordered to Assemble at Armory
Headquarters members are ordered to assemble at the armory in uniform promptly at 7 30 oclock this Thursday evening by order of Lieutenant Hollis commander 116th Infantry.
Lost dog seeks return from 134 W Witter Street
A four month old thoroughbred puppy with white feet and a white collar is lost from 134 West Witter Street. The owner asks finders to send the dog home, contact details not provided.
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W. Witter St
R-33 Dirigible Regains Control In North Sea Gale
The British airship R-33 moored at Fulham mast broke loose during a fierce southwest gale and rode stormy North Sea waters. After crewed by 20 aboard, engine and wireless were restored, and by 12:30 PM the craft showed progress toward controlled flight and attempted mooring again.
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North Sea
Associated Press
AM AM
Ast
Netherlands
Npede
Ap Ym
Amazon Air
London
Atlantic
Fulham
Norfolk
Pyrgland
al Ook
Lions Club Luncheon Features Evangelist Talk
The Lions Club at the George Washington Hotel heard Rev W R Maines of Romney West Virginia discuss educational aims during a revival week luncheon. Prof W B Bilyeu led songs while guest attendees included H E Young B B Coston and H P Middlekauff from Hagerstown Maryland and Ritterdon of Baltimore. A Cedar Point Ohio convention invitation was extended via District Governor Seawell and A A MacLean Falls. Nomination plans set for May 5 as officers.
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W. RB. Mains
Romney
W. Va
Church of Christ
Lions Club
George” Washington
W. B. Bilyeu
Campusburg
Indie
Lions
Hoy Tley
Ntion
Norfolk
Leon T. Seawell
Club of the
Vention
A A. MacLean
Falls
Cedar Point
Ohio
Niagara Falls
Maines
Bilyeu
Lion H. E. Young
B. B. Coston
H. P. Middlekauff
Hagerstown
Ritterdon
Baltimore
Rodman
Lewis M. Allen
George Washington Hotel
Herbert
Larrick
John H. Seal
Jugpes
Brown Lovetto
Seal
Internal Revenue Bureau
Staunton
Ed. Rusk
Norwegian Woman Claims Fingerprint Method For Paternity
Oslo April 16 A Norwegian woman of science Professor and doctor Christine Bouzine says she has evolved a method to determine the father of a child from fingerprints. She asserts that certain characteristics recur in the same family fingerprints, enabling identity in doubtful parenthood cases.
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Associated Press
Oslo
Norway
Christine Bouzine
For Sale Two Beautiful City Lots on Amherst Street
Two beautiful lots in a desirable city section on Amherst Street offered for sale at a sacrifice price if sold within ten days. Contact Winchester Realty, Inc. at 22 Rouss Avenue, Winchester, Va. for details and showing arrangements.
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Amherst St
Winchester Realty (O., Inc
Rouss Avenue
Winchester
Winchester dwelling offers extra room at 607 South Braddock
Real estate note presents a bargain for an anxious buyer. The listed property 607 South Braddock in Winchester provides a larger living space with an additional room. Insurance loans and investments are referenced in the notice.
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Ansick
South Braddock
Winchester
Wn Hansbrough
Arter Insurance
J M Fishpaw Sale Set For April 21 Livestock Auction
A sale listing notes sows and pigs and 30 stock and fat steers. The desirable stock is billed as gold at J M Fishpaw's sale on April 21. Auctioneer emphasizes quality livestock likely to draw buyers seeking top animals.
Pierce Declines To Run For Legislature
The Clarke Courier publishes a signed statement by Hugh Pierce of Clarke County declining to seek the Democratic nomination for the House of Delegates from Clarke and Frederick counties and the city of Winchester. He cites business interests and a wish to preserve party harmony after a recent mass meeting endorsement in Berryville.
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Clarke Courier
Berryville
Hugh Pierce
Phat County
House of Delegates
Clarke
Frederick
Winchester
Barryville
Pierce
R. T. Barton
Wheeler Trial Headlines a Montana Senator's Indictment
In Falls, Mont on April 16 Senator Burton K Wheeler Democrat Montana stands trial on an indictment from last year for allegedly accepting a fee to prosecute client claims before the Interior Department after election. The case carries potential two years in prison and a $10,000 fine, with Dietrich of Idaho presiding and a pool of 120 jurors. It was expected that jury selection would take one to three days.
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Falls
Mont
Burton K. Wheeler
Montaina
Department of the Interior
Senate
Frank S. Dietrich
Idaho
Shepherd’s Murder Trial Set In Regular Course
Chicago April 16 William Dol Shepherd charged with the murder of his foster son Willa Nelson Mc Clintock pleaded not guilty at arraignment in Criminal Court. Chief Justice Hopkins overruled the motion to quash the indictment and the state asked for an early trial, but a date will be fixed in the regular course.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William Dol. Shepherd
Willa Nelson McClintock
Hopkins
Frost Threat Looms After Mount Jackson Hail Storm
A heavy hail storm hit Mount Jackson with reports from J Victor Wissler of fruit grower Frank Wissler that hail struck Strathmore and nearby orchards yesterday afternoon. Hail was soft and easily crushed, causing no orchard damage. A 32 degree frost was recorded in some apple areas with brisk winds hindering frost, while forecasters warn of frost in the northwest Shenandoah Valley.
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Mount Jackson
J. Victor Arthur
Frank Whisster
Wissler
Strathmore
Shenandoah Valley
Star
Weather Bureau
Washington
Woman revived by water after believed dead
April 16 TEELINee reports an 80 year old woman, Mrs Sarah Burge, was revived by water after friends gathered to arrange a funeral. Witnesses, including Mrs Margaret Davis and Mrs Gertrude Jones, recalled the moment as they described how her grandmother regained consciousness at her home following the incident.
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Sarah Burge
Puneral
Woodrutf
W. Wace
Borge
Margaret Davis
Gertrude Jones
Joy Riders Adjudged Guilty in Court Fined
Five men and two women from Brucetown faced charges after a Tuesday evening trip ended with an arrest for drunken conduct. Sheriff Pannett testified the group drank, drove erratically, and caused a riotous scene before authorities in Winchester intervened. Prosecution urged penalties while defense denied intoxication amid witness testimony and found bottles at a bar.
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JOY Riders
Clarke County
Brucetown
Weeden Miller
Winchester
Pannett
Hollis
Bracetown
Martinepurg Pike
Miller
Oates
C. F. Boden
Samuel Lee
Cecil O'Connell
Vernon Bragg
Martin Adams
T. R. Cather
Commonwealth
Philip Williams
Harford
Shade trees and shrubs at J Franz Bayliss
J Franz Bayliss at 715 Amherst Street offers shade trees and shrubs. Contact by phone 409-5 for details and availability.
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J. Franz Bayliss
Amherst St
The Paint Shop Ad Offers High Quality Hine for City Delivery
Until the end of Clean-Up Week a sack of pulverized Hine of highest quality will be delivered anywhere in the city for five dollars a sack fifty pounds. Phone 72. JOHN W. ROSENBERGER. Agl 4-1 p-51.
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John W. Rosenberger
Apartment House No 370 Piccadilly For Sale
Investment will yield 12 percent on present rents. Philip Williams, Trustee, 40 Rouss Ave. April 10, 1961.
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Piccadilly
Philip Williams
Rouss Ave
Widow Anna Cunningham Confesses Poisoning Three Relatives
Crown Point Indiana April 16 Mrs Anna Cunningham 49 confessed poisoning three of five family members who died over six years and described taking arsenic herself after each death. She claimed the desire to join heaven and admitted giving poison to Isabelle 18 Charles 19 and Walter 13 while sparing Mae 19. She denied harming husband Harry and the exhumed body of Da vis.
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Associated Press
Crown Point
Ind
Anna Cunningham
Tnd
Isabelle
Charles
Walter
Mae
Cunningham
Harry
Davis
Chicago
Baker to Attend Trial Tomorrow Morning
Ray Baker, charged with attempted assault on Miss Bertha Sargent, is expected to surrender to Sheriff Pannett tomorrow at 10 o'clock for a county magistrate court hearing. He allegedly seized and dragged her near a church steps as Easter service began, but she screamed attracting nearby youths.
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Ray Baker
Bertha Sargent
Sheriff Pannett
Pannett
Baker
OM Née
Winchester
Miss Sargent
Virginia native chosen to carve Stone Mountain memorial
Augustus Lakeman of New York, a native of Richmond, Va., has been named sculptor for the Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial after Gutzon Borglum was discharged. The executive committee announced the appointment after a directors meeting ratified the contract. Lakeman, 54, maintains a studio in New York City.
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Atlanta
Austisus Lakeman
New York
Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial
Gutzon Borglum
Lakeman
Richmond
New York City
Absence of Two Judges Delays Scott Writ Decision
In Springfield April 16 1904 a divided Supreme Court failed to act on Russell Scotts petition for a writ of superseders as two judges were absent and the five remaining wished to delay. Governor Small granted a day reprieve while Scott a Toronto resident sentenced to hang in Chicago for the murder of Joseph Maurer remains in limbo.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Supreme Court
Russell Scott
Rep. Oldfield Critically Ill After Appendectomy
Washington April 16 The condition of Representative William A Oldfield of Arkansas who underwent appendicitis surgery yesterday was described as very critical in a statement from his office.
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Associated Press
Washington
William A. Oldfield
Arkansas
Ladies Auxilary Benefit at Sound Hill School House
The Presbyterian Church ladies auxiliary invites the public to an entertainment on Friday April 17 at 8 p m at Sound Hill School House. A two act comedy with orchestra music will be followed by a cake sale and ice cream social to benefit the church. Admission 10 and 20 cents.
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Sound Hill School House
The
Presbyterian Church
Benefit Presbyterian Church
Miss Virginia Henkel Returns From Baltimore Visit
Miss Virginia Henkel arrived home last evening after visiting friends in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Henkel
Baltimore
Plans for Bi Day Festival and Presbytery Session
Five hundred and twentieth stated Winchester Presbytery met in Romney Church to open Tuesday night April 21 with sermon by Rev. T B Daffin ofea town Virginia. The stated clerk is Dr J A ar yay of Hedgesville West Virginia. Members and elders expected to attend. Winchester church led by Rev Be McFuden with Blona om elder. Apple Blossom Festival details include admission fees and box seating for dignitaries. Traffic plan by Col Bryan Conrad calling for forty policemen to manage congestion. Mission nights planned for Wednesday and Thursday with church leadership sermons and doctrinal address by Rev 80 Moorefield. Coverage includes surrounding counties and regional reach. Ten-year membership and Sunday school growth cited for Freema Church.
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Winchester Presbytery
Romney
Daffin
Ea Town
J. A. Ar Yay
Hedgesville
W. Va
Winchester Church
AG ‘Blona
Phil H.elder
Mr. Daffin
Itke
Mene
Bryan Conrad
W. White
Ching
Timnada
Clarke
Virginia
Jefferson Morgan
Hampshire
Mineral
Chiding Davis
Thorne
Farm Union Will Meet Here Saturday
The Frederick County Farmers Educational and Co operative Union holds its regular monthly meeting in the Court House at Winchester on Saturday April 18 1924 at 2 p m. E M Punk is president and G L Rothgeb secretary ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Kremer Undergoes Nose Operation At Local Clinic
Richard Kremer connected with Hable's clothing store is recovering from a minor operation performed on his nose by Doctors Snarr and Hawthorne yesterday morning. He will need a major operation within ten days for the same trouble.
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Richard Kremer
Hable’s
Snarr and
Hawthorne
Mr. Kremer
Wanted house cleaners for private home
Wanted help for a private home cleaning job for three or four days starting in May Lith apply to B at Star Office. Reliable workers sought of any gender.
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Star Office
Miss Rosenberger Leaves Hospital for Home Recovery
Miss Rosenberger has improved and will leave the hospital next Sunday. She will be taken to her home to recuperate fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rosenberger
Prince of Wales welcomed by Nigerian natives in Ilorin
The Prince of Wales arrived in Ilorin Nigeria this morning and was met by a loud and warm reception from local residents. The Associated Press report notes the cordial greeting and festival atmosphere accompanying his visit on April 16.
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Associated Press
Ilorin
Nigeria
Prince of Wales
Women Voters Plan Fall Program Across 1925-26
In Richmond Virginia on April 16 the National League of Women Voters general council began meetings to set conferences and voting on study and legislative recommendations. The sessions will cover international cooperation war child welfare self government living costs sanitation women in industry and more. Findings will later be presented at the main convention for action.
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Associated Press
Richmond
General Council
National League of Women Voters
League
Public Sale Ad Pockets Household Items and Furniture
Public sale on Main Street Saturday April 10 at 1 30 pm lists household effects and antique furniture. Items include card table and bureau with additional notes on wages and roasted chicken feed as part of the listing.
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County Association
Handley School
Near East
Cac
Wheeler
Shepherd
I . Jones
Augustus Lakeman
Scott
Rep. Oldfield Critically Ill
Jimmy
Col
Freema Church
Mnun
Farm Union
Prince
Albina
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