Republicans Call Mass Convention for Delegates at Court House
AP Brown of the Committee of Ok county announced a mass convention for Friday August 17 at 1 30 pm in the Court House hall to elect delegates and alternates to represent the county at the state convention in Roanoke Va on August 31 Frederick county has eleven votes in the state convention and may have fourteen delegates with half a vote each Alternates will also be elected The plan of electing delegates with half a vote each has been used in many communities and the full delegation vote is by current rule
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AP Brown
Ok County
Court House Hall
Roanoke
Frederick County
Printing names on the ballot not required to be alphabetized
State Democratic officials say no law requires alphabetic ordering of candidate names on the primary ballot. They cite past elections where Wilson appeared above Hughes and Taft and Roosevelt. an 1897 opinion stated no special order of names is required on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N.renaman
State Democratic Committee
Woodrow Wilson
Marles E. Hughes
Taft
Roosevelt
Mrs Jacob Randall Faints In Market Street Church
Mrs Jacob Randall of South Market Street was taken ill and fainted during Sunday services at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church. She was taken home and treated by Dr P B W Boyd, showing improvement last evening. The episode was blamed on the recent hot weather.
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Jacob Randall
South Market Street
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
PB. W. Boyd
Lemon Lotion for Smoother Luminous Skin
An old homemaking tip promotes lemon juice mixed with three ounces of orchard white to create a quarter pint facial lotion. Strain pulp to avoid sediment and use daily for face neck arms and hands to soften brighten and even skin tone.
Mrs Gallaher Called Forest In Obituary Note
Mrs Isabelle Wilson Gallaher 77 widow of William W. B. Gallaher died Sunday night at her home in Charlestown W Va. She was daughter of the late Norval Wilson former pastor of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Winchester and sister of the late Bishop A W Wilson of the Southern Methodist Church. Survived by son Norval W Gallaher and daughter Miss Louise Gallaher.
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Isabelle Wilson Gallaher
William W. B. Gallaher
and Vinginiia Free Préas
Charlestown
W. Va
Steaves
Norval W. Gallaher
Daugh
Louise’ Gallaher
Mourners Suffer Heat at Virginia Funeral
The funeral of Mrs. Annie V. Dailey, wife of John A. Dailey, was held at Mount Hebron United Brethren Church in Whitacre Virginia. The heat wasExtreme and a daughter Mrs. Bertha Brandenburg of New York fainted before the cortege left the home, another sister Mrs. Cora Clark of Inwood West Virginia fainted at the church. Her son J Lester Dailey was ill with typhoid fever and hospitalized at Winchester Memorial Hospital, his condition hindering news of his mother's death.
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Whitacre
Annie V. Dailey
John A. Dailey
Mount Hebron United Brethren Church
J. R. Beadle
Berthat Brandenburg
New York
Cora Clark
Inwodd
W. Va
J. Lester Dailey
Winnchester Memorial Hospital
Prohibition Writ Heads to Circuit Court in Road Dispute
In a case over a roadway dispute the plaintiff and magistrate were halted by a writ of prohibition obtained by Fred Lineberg. The matter, once valued at ten dollars, will proceed to the Circuit Court in October amid strong local interest in Western Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Lineberg
Messrs. M. M. Lynch
Robert M. Ward
Whiting
Armel
Tom
Frederick
Virginia Valley Doing Its Bit for War Effort
The dispatch from Washington says the Valley of Virginia is "doing it a bit" to aid the war with Germany. Corn fields stretch along the Blue Ridge railroad with stalls ten feet high, fed by recent rains and heat, aiding corn growth as Parsons reports.
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Virginia
Confederaicy
Anclé Sam
Germany
Ifa
Parsons
Washington
Blue Ridge
Red Bud News Notes Highlight Local Visits and Illness
Red Bud notes list visitors and gatherings including Mr. Levi Boyd visitations, Mr. and Mrs. David Newcome hosting at Summit Point, and a string of weekend guests such as Miss Georgie Baker and Miss Lucy Crider. John Pugett is on the sick list. Archibald Oden, a government employee in Washington, spent last night in town before returning to the capital after voting in the Democratic primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bud
Val
Charles Boyd
Levi ‘Boyd
David Newcome
John Dick
Summit Point
John Pugett
David’ Newcome
Jammer Shiley
Walter McCoy
Georgie Baker
Springfield
Ohio
Lucy Crider
Julson Ketchner
Harry Ford
Mayo Shiley
Gilbert Huff
Clanke County
Huff
B. T. Hibbert
Mr. Miller Yost
Mrs
Dal Grubbs
Archibald Oden
Government Service
Washington
Winchester man backs Dean's Kidney Pills after five years
J H Hillyard of 606 S Kent St reports five years of back and kidney pain worsened by damp weather. He says Dean's Kidney Pills gave relief, endorsing them publicly again. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sells the remedy for 60 cents.
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Winchester
J.H. Hillyard
Carpenter and Builder
S. Kent St
Dean
Mr.Hillyard
Deah
Foster-Milburn’ Co
Msgrs
Buffalo, N.Y
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R. Gray Williams
WM. G. Hardy
J. Few Brown
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Miller’s Drug Store
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Rogers
E. Bruce Capper
C. M. Crothers
Jones’ Creamery
W.M. Fletogrf
Itf Sraham Conner
Care Star
Woodward
Bob
S. Main Street
Good & Co
Bell Phone
Addy
Margarita Fisher
Alfred
Jackie
The
Navy
Atehg
Mrs. Gallaher
Forest
Justice
Opequon District
Armel’s
Mt. Williams
PL Dia Stickley
Stephens “City
Thomas Cahill
Dite
W. T. Gore
National Avenue
Cahill
Wells Fargo
Lone Island
Mrs. Barnes
Virginia Valley
Baidindke
Sun
RED Bud News
John W. Davis
Evelyn Rudolph
Kansas City
West
Bertha
Ruth Poston
Harry Chadduck
Boston
A.D. Brandenburg
New York City
Onur
Hable
Apple Mens
Apple Buyers
Palm Beach
Gray & Sheetz R
Ajax Tire
Chapman’s Auto Supply CO
S. Main St
Faulkner Building
Chirone
Chamberlain
F. A. McKee
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