Miss Carson Bride of Dr B B Dutton at Calvary Church
Miss Carson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph L Carson of Riverton, became the bride of Dr Benjamin B Dutton of Winchester in a ceremony at Calvary Episcopal Church Front Royal. The church was filled by relatives and hundreds of Winchester residents with flowers and traditional music. The couple were married by Reverend Clayton Torrence with Reverend Robert Nelson assisting followed by a reception at the Carsons Delbrook home in Riverton for 300 to 400 guests.
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Calvary Episcopal Church
Front Royal
Carson
Joseph Lougheed Carson
Riverton
Benjamin ‘Dutton
Winchester
Front 1
Warren
Clarke
Shenandoah
Lohengrin
William E. Carson
Louisa Carson
W. B. Carson
George C. Carrington
Richmond
Carrington
Em Bella Carson
M. W. Dutton
Hagerstown
Maryland
Clayton Torrence
Calvary Church
Robert B.nelson
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church of Winchester
Messrs
W. Nelson Page
W. A. Baker
Thomas B. Byrd
Philip Williams
Walter D. Myers
Mendelssohn
Montz
Joseph L. Carson
Chapman’s Auto Sales Promotes Packard Twin Six
Chapman's Auto Sales advertises a Packard Twin Six with new paint offered at half price and easy terms in a condition described as perfect.
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Chapman
Taxes due 1921 must be paid by May 7 1922 in Fred County
All 1921 taxes remaining unpaid are past due and must be settled promptly. To vote in the upcoming fall election, every unpaid 1921 capitation tax must be paid on or before May 7, 1922. R. S. Smith, Treasurer, Ip-1t-sptt Fred County, Va.
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R. S. Smith
Treas
Fred’ County
Store for Sale in Village on Pike
Ola founded Country Store in a prosperous village on the pike from Winchester. Last year the business earned $35,000. Building rents cheap. a real opportunity for a wide awake man. Sale valid for 10 days only. Contact G. Clarence Miller.
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Ola
Prosperous
Pike
Winchester
Clarence Miller
Prizes Offered for School and Patron Attendance at Rutherford's Woods
A notice advertises two prizes for the highest attendance: one for pupils and another for patrons. The event will be held on April 26 at Rutherford's Woods on Martinsburg Pike.
Drill Notice Issued for April 21 1922 From Captain Grimm
All men are ordered to report for drill on Friday April 21 1922 with no excuse accepted. Directed by Captain George W Grimm and First Sergeant E B Brengle notices sent to Capt Bob Co. for commanding officer confirmation.
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Bob's. CO
George W. Grimm
E. B. Brengle
Bandits Rob Standard Oil Inspector on Valley Turnpike
E. D. Hargett, a Standard Oil truck inspector based in this city, was robbed by two masked men on the Valley turnpike four miles north of Mount Jackson. He handed over $21 and was told to move on toward Winchester. The bandits fled after the holdup in darkness with the company's car monogram obvious on the Ford.
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Hargett
Holt
Mt. Jackson
E. D. Hargett
Standard Oil Company
Valley Turnpike
Mount Jackson
Shenandoah County
First Snake of Spring Killed in Town
F B Hodgson killed the first spring snake today at R M Swimley’s East Piccadilly store. The four footer was found on Josiah Baker farm east of town after a chase and hammer blow, ending with Hodgson tying a string around its neck and bringing the serpent to town.
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F. B. Hodgson
R. M. Swimley
East Piccadilly Street
H Hodgson
Free Trip to Coney Island for Lucky Winner
A promotional note offers a free trip to Coney Island for a lucky reader. It mentions Cecil B. DeMille’s film event at the Empire tonight, with a nine reel presentation titled Saturday Night.
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Coney Island
Lucky
Cecil B. DeMille
the Empire
Entertainment at Kaufman Benefit for School
April 24 at 8 p m entry costs 15 cents for children 25 cents for adults. Proceeds support the school. Bee program noted as part of the event.
Fresh Fish Offered at P. M'Vicar's Company
Fresh butter fish and trout advertised at the Co P. M' VICAR'S shop.
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P. M
Vicar's
New Orleans Flood Reaches Record Mississippi Stage
The Mississippi River at New Orleans topped all records at 22.1 feet above the prior 1912 high, with water two feet deep in the levee district. Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Railroad officials said only the largest engines can operate on the main lines north due to a 35 mile water stretch.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Railroad
Apple Trees Nursery Stock Offers Varieties in Maryland
The Mountain View Nursery Co. of Williamsport Maryland advertises apple trees including Winsap Yellow Transparent Delicious Jonathan Ben Davis Gano Twig York Imperial and assorted nursery stock available by inquiry or phone. 20-1p-21
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Mountain View Nursery Co
Williamsport
Delicious
Jonathan
Ben Davis
Gano
M. B
Twig
York —Imperial
Second Extra Prize in Sonora Contest Draws Tickets
A contestant in the Sonora Contest will receive three tickets to Take It From Me at the Empire Theatre on April 27. Each ticket costs $1.50. Prize donated by Mr. L Marshall Baker.
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Shubert
Empire Theatre
Girl Accepts Empire Offer at Theater Bathing Suit Act
An attractive young girl entered the Empire Theater lobby and agreed to appear on stage in a bathing suit during Saturday night’s show for a two minute bath. She will receive the offered $20 after the act.
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Empire Theater
Waes Civic League Set Meeting At Handley Library
A special Waes Civic League meeting is scheduled at Handley Library for 4 oclock in the afternoon Friday April 21. Members are urged to be present. Mrs Herbert 38 Larrick, Corresponding
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Waes Civic League
Handley ‘Library
Herbert
Larrick
Orchards May Escape Frost If Winds Hold
Frost fears fade as high winds continue through the night. Government humidity shows 20 percent today vs 50 yesterday, and temperatures ranged from 41 to 43 degrees last night. Officials predict warmer temps tomorrow, reducing frost danger if winds persist.
Weather Telegram Predicts Frost Tonight and Warmer Friday
The United States Weather Bureau telegram read frost tonight with fair conditions tonight and Friday. It notes rising temperatures on Friday and fresh westerly winds diminishing to light variable by Friday.
Explosion at Salonika Kills Hundreds in War Storage Blast
Reports from Salonika describe a massive explosion of war materials 200 metres from the railway station. The blast collapsed a church, burying hundreds of children. authorities fear about 1,800 soldiers buried in ruined barracks.
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Associated Press
Hdpns
Greece
Advices
Salonika
Notice to Fruyve Growers Apple and Peach Trees for Sale
A brief sale notice from Richards Bros offers additional apple and peach trees for growers. The ad lists available stock and invites interested Fruyve growers to contact for purchase details.
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Fruyve Growers
Richards Bros
SATURDAY NIGHT at the Empire Theatre review
The Empire Theatre presents Saturday Night a late release described as a fine marriage era comedy. The plot follows two lovers spending a Saturday Night at Coney Island with carnival thrills and lighthearted misadventure across nine reels.
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Empire Theatre
Paramount
Coney Island
Passenger Service Expanded on Winchester and Western R R
The Winchester and Western Railroad announces a new motor car entering service on April 27. The schedule shows departures from Winchester at 7.30 a.m. to Wardensville arriving 10.02 a.m. and from Wardensville at 2.45 p.m. to Winchester arriving 5.20 p.m. This adds daily round trips and enables same day trips between Winchester and Wardensville for connections with B&O trains.
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Winchester and Western Railroad Company
Winchester
Wardensville
Kernstown Local Union Organized by Farmers' Union
The Kernstown Virginia Farmers' Union local was organized at Kernstown school house. State Organizer Bowles and Local Organizer Dabney Cy Harrison attended. Officers elected include President J. William Cammer Vice President A. R. Smith and secretary treasurer W. Q. Tidler. Directors are R. S. Smith R. M. Henry William Perry George Cook and C. A. Dorton. A meeting is set for next Thursday to handle business and Gore plans to organize a union tonight, part of a six locals in Frederick County with a central Winchester headquarters planned.
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Kernstown
Virginia Farmers’ Union
Bowles
Lynchburg
Dabney Cy Harrison
Boyce
J. William Cammer
A. R. Smith
W. Q. Tidler
R. S. Smith
R. M. Henry
William Perry
George Cook
C. A. Dorton
Gore
Frederick County
Stephens City
Middletown
Stephenson
Greenwood
Gor
Sit U
Central County Union
Winchester
Conwell to Lecture on Acres of Diamonds Tonight
The Rev Dr Russell H Conwell of Philadelphia visits to deliver Acres of Diamonds at the Auditorium under Friendship Fire Company. Mayor Glass Rev Nel son and others greet him. tickets selling fast for the 8 p m talk and box office sales tonight.
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Russell H. Conwell
Philadelphia
Friendship Fire Company
Mayor Glass
Robert B. Nelson
F. Ee. Clerk
R. Gray William
James P. Reardon
Conwell
Dr. Conwell
Local firemen plan celebration and parade
Four Winchester fire companies call a mass meeting at Friendship hall next Tuesday at 8 pm to organize a parade on May 11 with representations from Martinsburg Strasburg and Boyce. Committees will be appointed and merchants urged to advertise and participate in the event.
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Friendship Hall
Martinsburg
Strasburg
Boyce
Winchester
Virginia
G. R. Haines
Russell Potts
Compulsory School Act in Effect Sept 1
The new compulsory education law in Virginia goes into effect September 1, requiring children aged eight to fourteen to attend school or be taught by a qualified instructor. Exemptions apply for incapacity after medical or psychological assessment. Parents failing to comply or misreporting ages face penalties. continued on page 4.
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Virginia
General Assembly
Rerpeetn of Education
State Association
Spain
Alabama
C Petranis
Virinia
State Board of Education
Sonora Contest Votes Urged Honest Casting
Notice to the public calls voters to cast ballots only for eligible purchases and warns that stolen or questionable votes will be discarded. The committee in charge emphasizes honest conduct and asks for cooperation to prevent contestant embarrassment or disqualification.
For Better Spraying from Win Oneene Supply Co
Advertisement for high pressure spray equipment and accessories. Mentions spray hose guns rods nozzles fittings and components like strainers fillers tank pumps. Promotes Corona Lead dry lime sulfur Ip S solution Black Leaf 40 and the additive Ebyso to improve spray spread and efficiency. Located at 801 N Market St.
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Ip & S
WIN
Oneene Supply CO
Market St
Scholarships Offered by Railroad for 100 Dollar Awards
County agents report strong interest among boy and girl 4 H club members in counties along the Baltimore and Ohio line. The railroad offers two $100 scholarships usable at Virginia Polytechnic Institute or a state normal school. Winners chosen at the Virginia state fair on a 100 point scorecard. Exhibits 40 points, profit 20, story 20, county agent statement 20. Entries due October 2.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Virginia Polytechnic Tate
Te Railroad
Frederick
Shenandoah
Augusta
Rockbridge
Ber
Chicago
Best of Local Talent Legion Show Opens With Noted Guests
The event at The Dugout promises a full program with a curtain raiser and a top line of local stars including Nelson Page Miss Su iams Philip Williams Vic Earl Lewis and Hugh Del AS prise Party. Osmar Swanson Duff and others perform in a blackface farce Bill Takes Out Some Insurance with Mary and Margaret Hawkins. Seal's orchestra provides music and a post show dance at Rouss Hall with National Commander Hanford Mac Nider expected to speak.
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Cure Beverley
Miss Lost
Nelson Page
Miss Su Iams
Philip ‘Williams
Vic Earl Lewis
Hugh del Asprise
Osmar Swanson
Duff
Swanson
Mary
Margaret Hawkins
Eve Seal
Hanford MacNider
Rouss Hall
Tom Mix and Chaplin Double Feature at Auditorium
Tom Mix brings Up and Going a rugged outdoor tale with daring feats while Charlie Chaplin appears in A Beret the Show. The program runs 12 reels total with other short subjects, offered at bargain prices.
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Tom
Whiich
Charlie Chaplin
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Herrell
Bandits
A. L. Turner
South Market Street
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Greenway
Clane
Henry W. Holt
Staunton
Berryville
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Board of Supervisors
Clarke County
Joseph Moore
Byrd
Whiting
Clarke Circuit Court
Entertainment
Kaufeman
Girl
Empire
United States Weather + Bureau
Washington
Winchester and Western R. R
Russell Conwell
Cook
Washington St
Legion Show
Tom MIX
Massey Bros