Albin News Notes Highlights Local Socials
Mrs W F Hottle of Winchester visited Albin from Saturday to Monday. Miss Susan Howard hosted Martinsburg guests. Howard Luttrell shows improvement at home. Hilda and Mabel Williams called on Miss Helen Miller. Mrs Fannie Lamp and daughters Louise and Virginia Lamp of Winchester spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs W A Orndorff. Mr and Mrs John D Hartman were guests of Mrs RK Lewis. Clarence Carter of Pittsburgh returned after visiting here.
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John D. Hartman
RK. L. Lewis
Clarence Carter
Pittsburg
Preacher to Speak at Biteel Wood Church Sunday
Greenwood Va church notices announce a Sunday service on August 5 at 3 pm led by Rev Frederick I Munfor. Miss Mae Carlisle is visiting with friends in Washington and Mr and Mrs Harold Pope celebrate the birth of a baby girl. Ada Newcome and Anna Franks are mentioned with family ties in Winchester.
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Greenwood
Allg
Biteel Wood
Frederick I.munfor
Mae Carlisle
Washington
Harold Pope
Frederick County Public Notices Governor Candidates Announced
A series of political notices announces candidates in Frederick County Virginia and Gainesboro district for local offices. Names include Boyd R. Richards for House of Delegates and H G Dehaven for Commissioner of Revenue with deputy Harry W. Hick, plus J M Massie for Sheriff and Luther Pannett for Sheriff. Primary date noted as August 7, 1923 in multiple items.
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Frederick County
Harry W. Hick
H. G. Dehaven
J. M. Massie
Virginia
Luther Pannett
Adams and Schlack announce Democratic primary bids in Stonewall district
In a announcement for the Democratic primary Chas T Adams a candidate for the House of Delegates in Frederick Clarke counties and Winchester city and Grover H Schlack announcing for Supervisor Stonewall District pledge faithful duty and fealty if elected.
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Gainesboro
General Assembly
Frederick County
Clarke County
Winchester
House of Delegates
Chas T. Adams
Stonewall
Grover H. Schlack
Primary election notice for Winchester August 7 1923
Writ directs Winchester city sergeant to hold a Democratic primary on Tuesday August 7 1923 for Senate of Virginia and House of Delegates nominations. Election runs sunrise to sunset at regular voting places per official notice from Acting Secretary James M Hayes Jr and Sergeant Adam Forney.
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Winchester
House of Delegates
Boyd R. Richards
Commonwealth
Richmond
Jas. M. Hayes, JR
The
I. Adam Forney
Senate of Virginia
Virginia
Lessser
James Fmayes
State Senate
Effstown
Brucetown
White Hall
Albinton
Dolans
Baker‘s Mill
Gaines
Yeakley
Gore
Lamps
Ruge Dry Run
Old Forge
Middletown
Local Socials and Visits Recapped in Rural Notices
Neighborhood page records social calls and visits across Carper's Valley and nearby towns. Highlights include Nora Henderson staying with Fairfax friends, the Schulers in Hagerstown, Melvin Miller's visit with Isaac Miller's family, and various gatherings at the Smith, Hancher, and Carper households. Community supporters convey well wishes for William Racey’s recovery as threshing season continues.
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Wiltiat Rabey
Nora Henderson
Tél
Fairfax
H. B. Snell
Hagerstown
George Schulerd
Charles
Schuler
Carper’s Valley
Melvin Miller
Matthew Ebisole
Ellis. Maloy
Chambersville Ladies Aid to Convene for August Meeting
The Ladies Aid Society of Chambersville circuit will meet Saturday at 2 30 p m on North Main Street. The August meeting begins with a song service at 7 30 and preaching at 8. Attendees include Mr Raymond Bayliss, Mr Ernest Ritter visiting from Naire, and other locals.
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Ae Eee Chambersvi
Roy Hawkins
Chrales
Vis
Kent Luttrell
Wincheland
James
Richard Cooper
Sam Loy
Amos Cooper
La’ne
Lon Quantz
Green Spring
Annie Dorsey
Winchester
Mra. C
Public concern grows as President Harding ill in San Francisco
The New York Times notes the public regard for the President and the desire for his swift recovery. It suggests his private citizen image would be preferred but accepts the reality of his presidency. His trip is expected to be cut short with a return to Washington as soon as feasible.
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New York Times
San Fisco
Washington
Harding
White House
Noted Visitors and Travels Around Berryville and Vicinity
Mrs John Crown and children motored to Washington for several days last week. Mr William Munford of Miami Florida visited Mr Frank Y Tilford and then departed for Craig Healing Springs. Mrs William Wattles of Alexandre Virginia and Miss Annette Ashford Washington have been guests of Mrs and Mrs Fred Harchell at Hazelwood. Mr and Mrs Charles McCornee of Havana are guests of Mr and James McGuire. Mrs Charles F McGuire and Charles of Hoboken New Jersey are visitors of Mrs Horace Smithey Rose nth Augean Es. Mrs Tom Beall of Philadelphia, who has been visiting, left this week. Beall’s soprano voice delighted Grace Church choir during her stay. Berryville Virginia hosted a tea last week in honor of William Wattles of Alexandria, formerly Miss Mary Pitt of Elmington.
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John’Crown
Washington
William Munford
Miami
Fla
Frank Y. Tilford
Craig Healing Springs
William Wattles
Alexandre Va
Annette Ashford Washington
Fred, Harchell
Hazelood
Charles McCornee
Havana
James McGuire
Charles F. McGuire
Ny ‘Harles
Mount Williams Notes Highlight Local Socials And Visitors
Mount Williams Virginia notes list multiple visits and social events. Emily Anderson from Winchester stayed with Miss Mabel Clowser. The Orndorffs and Burkharts hosted relatives from Strasburg Relief and Kennytown. Various Winchester residents including Mrs Henry Lamp and Miss Ada Seiss are mentioned with informal gatherings and lawn events.
Visiting Winchester Notes Family Guests At Orndorff Home
A visit to Winchester was paid by Mrs. Oswald Giese and daughter Freda to her son Mr. C L Orndorff. Also present were Mr. William Lowser and several invited guests including Mrs. Lorin 1 and son Tommie along with Mrs. Margaret Clowser.
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Fee
Winchester
C.L. Orndorff
William Lowser
Oswald Giesevate
Freda
Lorin
Tommie
Margaret Clowser
Manufacturer farmer alliance letter highlights labor costs
A dated discussion argues that rising wages driven by union action push up manufactured goods and paints a stark wage-to-output comparison. It cites examples linking bricklayers painters and plumbers to farm prices, urging manufacturers to aid farmers amid rising labor costs and skewed input prices.
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Chicago
Ave
Manufacturers” Association
John M
Glenn
Secre
Sol Rk
Biven
Paris
Anter
Vent & Tor
Guerin Ti
Senator Brookhart
Johnsons
la Follette
Denmark
New York
Local Market Prices And Wholesale Dairy Notes
Daily market corrections list butter, hay, flour, corn meal, and cotton seed meal prices with various weights and grades. Baltimore wholesale shows fat cattle, sheep, calves, and country butter values, while local retail markets report creamery butter and flour prices amid broad listing of commodities.
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Star
Whelt Co. Ivaccches
Hesse
Baltimore
Like a Letter Sg 4 From Old Home
A letter from Lutherville Maryland praises The Star for keeping readers in touch with home town news and events. Dr J W Ebert of Winchester writes that he looks forward to the paper’s arrival like a letter from home.
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the Star
Lutherville
Towson
J. W. Ebert
Pony Colt Wins as Tar Baby Impresses at Kenwick Hunt Show
In Charlottesville Virginia on August 1 Tar Baby owned by Miss Mary Shepherd of University of Virginia wowed crowds in the pony jumping camp at the Kenwick Hunt Club event. The youngster Tar Baby and its dam drew enthusiastic praise from spectators amid a lively display by the offspring.
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Charlottesville
Kenwick Hunt
Mary Shepherd
Universitrigs 9
Virginia
Renk
Bible Classes In Joint Meeting At Local Church
A joint Bible class meeting led by Charles Staples of the Methodist Bible Class opened with choir singing and prayer. Rev J H Balengee from Strasburg spoke on the text Quit ye like men be strong, followed by remarks from L H Adams and Rev Graham of Stephens City. The gathering concluded with prayer and praise including a quartet — C O Watson and wife J T Fritz and wife — and an instrumental solo by Frances Watson.
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Npc
Simday Voity
Ee EE
Bun Most
Charles Staples
Methodist Bible Class
Asia
A. A. Adaiths
A. Btrother
J. Dh. Balengee
Strasburg
L. H. Adams
Graham
Luthiechiarad Church
Stephens City
F. A. Strother
C. O. Watson
J. T. Fritz
Frances Watson
Decree ref ers to Master Commissioner in Wright estate case
Action orders a Master Commissioner in Winchester Virginia to report on George H Wright deceased to identify realty liens taxes and beneficiaries testate will details including loan authority and creditor notices. Public notice dates set with publication four weeks prior to September 1 1923 at 10 A M. in 19 Rouss Avenue office.
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George H. Wright
George H. ‘Wright
Oferick County
George
H, Weeks
Ge i
Wren Peesaned
Somendane
George H
Wright
George .H. Wright
Gueihtadbanr
Winchester
H. Wright
Rouss Avenue
Virginia
Jas. P. Reardon
Chencery
Ward & Larrick R. Gray
Williams
August Weather Forecasts Offer Warm, Cool, and Rain Phases
A August outlook predicts a sequence of weather phases from warm to cool to variable across the western and central regions. Dust storms in the Southwest, frequent showers from Kansas to the Carolinas, cool spells in mid August, unsettled and rainy periods in the Great Lakes, and a cool to fair finish with temperatures around 40s to 50s in several cities.
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Persbae
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Carolinas
New Hingland
Lake Reason
Middle Atlantic
New Nd States
Southwest
Mississippi
Charmeabie
New York
England
Northwest
Great Lakes
Gulf
South Atlantic
Pacific
Orem City
Cheyen
Cairo
Washington
Ohio
Atlantic Seaboard
Mississippi Valley
Worm Leaves Ku Klux Insignia Mark On Leaf Exhibited
Bucklew, a watchman at West Pike Street crossing in Stealey Heights, reported a worm carved a cross and the letters K K K on a large leaf near the crossing. The leaf is on display for public viewing.
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Clarksburg
KE. Roo Bucklew
Stealey Heights
Bucklew
West Pike
Street
West End
Ku Klux Insigna
Bids Wanted on Public Works Amid Jobless Concerns
The notice signals bids sought for a public works project amid concerns over unemployment. It references a jobless man as a focal point in local discussions about housing, parks, and public spaces.
Johnson Farm Ideas Disliked By Silve
In Martinsburg West Virginia August 1 Johnson and colleagues back government price fixing for farmers while Gray Silver farm advocate criticizes such measures saying they harm farmers, with Silver describing himself as a dirt farmer and potential Democratic candidate.
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Johnson
Silve
Mr B Benner Kelly Returns From Vacation to Baltimore
Mr B Benner Kelly of Wescott Dunning Pharmacy Maryland has returned to Baltimore after a vacation with his parents A A Kelly and Mrea Kelly. The fragment mentions a Guide to the Futura and a Confucius quote about studying the past to fit the future.
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Confucius
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Mabel Clowser
Elisha Orndorff
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Henry Lamp
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G. H. Burkhart
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H. E. Kline
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
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Man Mansion
IO LU Tae
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the Man
Western Frederick Bank
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Rtinsburg
W. Va
Magnus Johnson
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Iver
Congress
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Ross
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