Social and Personal notes on upcoming Jordan Springs dances
Tomorrow night a series of dances at Jordan Springs runs from 8 to 2. The Zu Zuo Orchestra will provide music. A committee in charge has already started planning for next summer and public details will be announced later. Also, Collins Taylor and his son George of Greensboro arrived by automobile, visiting North Main Street at Huntsberry residence.
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Ordan
Zu-Zu
Ion
Jordan Sies
Washington tourist tops Burroughs expert rating
Mr. Waller Hurdle of Washington, spending his vacation at his grandparents home on National avenue, holds the highest rating in the United States as a Burroughs Adding Machine Company expert. He has been connected with the firm for many years, according to a company bulletin.
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Waller Hurdle
Washington
Charles J. Athey
National Avenue
United States
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Fritts Returns to City After Time in New York
Frank C. Fritts, recently in New York, arrived last evening and will handle the remainder of the audition Mr. Ashby Sprint, a local businessman, has already managed a large volume of summer varieties.
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New York
Ashby Sprint
Sprint
Robinson Jee and Cold Storage eyes western boxed apples
Mr Fréd A Robinson of the C LI Robinson Jee and Cold Storage Corporation returned from Del where he attended the annual convention of the International Apple Shippers Association. He said he accepted storage contracts for western boxed apples this winter and could have taken more if needed.
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Fréd. A. Robinson
CLI. Robinson Jee and Cold Storage Corporation
Del
Fual
International
Apple Shippers’ Association
Robinson
Dr J L Whitlock to Take Rest in Richmond Visit
Dr J L Whitlock, noted herb specialist, has been indisposed and will travel to Richmond, Virginia to spend time with his son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs Wilmer Sherrick for a complete rest. Friends hope the vacation brings him benefit.
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J.L. Whitlock
Richmond
Wilmer Sherrick
Ridgeway Departs Hable’s for Stephens City Then New York Hat Firm
Mr. R. H. Ridgeway of Hable's clothing store leaves for Stephens City West Virginia to visit parents and begin work as a traveling salesman for Samuel Judette of New York hat and cap manufacturers. Ridgeway has many friends at the Hable establishment and wishes him success.
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R. H. Ridgeway
Hable’s
Stephens City
Wva
Samuel .Judette
New York
Ridgeway
Habl
Washington Visitors Arrive and Depart From Local Homes
A string of visitors and returning residents are noted in Washington, led by Miss Bessie Hopkins and Mr William Hopking visiting Mrs H H Baker on South Washington Street. Others include Miss Margaret Schoenthal of Washington visiting relatives on North Main Street, and Dr and Mrs John Randolph Graham of New York City at their South Washington Street home.
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Bessie Hopkins
William Hopking
H. H. Baker
Washington Street
Washington
S. M. Schoenthal
Margaret.Schoenthal
Ry Anid Loy Rose
North Main Street
C.D. ‘Arthur
Francis Arthur
Colbin, S.G
Arthur
Steneiananyee
Annie McFaden
Alabama
PB. J
McFa Dden
South
John B. Rush
Candler, Fla
Martha Rush
Grafton, W. Va
Elmer E. Rush
East Piccadilly Stret
Annie Osborne
Joseph W. Hill
A. L. Turner
South Market Street
John Randolph Graham
New York City
Julian Avelaion
South Wash Street
Michigan Tourists Visit Winchester and Washington
Michigan tourists led by J H Beehw tour Winchester Valley then travel to Washington for a five day stay in Potomac Park. Senator Byrd and Secretary Bell halted tolls on Berryville Pike to ease passage. The group includes teachers from Michigan schools and the state university with planned talks by cabinet officers and Agriculture Department officials.
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Winchester
J. HM
Ee ® McFaden
Chiureh
Seal
Col
Edward
Endless Caverns
H. F. Byrd
Bell
Berryville Pike
Item
Washington
Potomac Park
Department of Agriculture
Michigan
State University
American Automobile Association
National Grange
Strike Avert Efforts Reported By Callers
Reporters say President Coolidge showed confidence that no strike would occur after officials in Washington discussed possible actions. The account notes encouragement from early talks and a sense that the administration faced the issue with resolve.
Knoblauch Leads Tail Team in Philadelphia
Ernest A. Knoblauch, junior member of the tail team, leads the Philadelphia group in a pivotal assignment as reports from the Associated Press detail ongoing activity in the city.
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The
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Ernest A. Knoblauch
Bankruptcy case outlines two year sentence for local broker
A fragmented report notes the bankruptcy of a local brokerage firm and a two year sentence for an individual tied to the case. A $450 check and references to Worthlers appear in uncertain context.
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Ankrupt Brokerage
Borden Eee
The
Pasate & Worthlers
Stock Market Advances Amid Broad Gains
In New York Vic 16 the stock market rose across most quarters amid scarce supply of several stocks. Commission houses reported higher participation as buying broadened beyond oils which fell after gasoline price cuts. Rails and industrials gained while call money opened at 4 1/2 percent and volume reached about 700000 shares.
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New York
Vic
Fiat
United Brethren Church Quarterly Conference Notes
Bishop W M Weekley and Rev J M Brunk will arrive in Winchester Saturday. Dr Brunk presides at 8 o'clock Saturday evening for the fourth quarterly conference with a full annual report. Officials are urged to attend. members are invited to participate.
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W. M. Weekley
Suuday
United Brethren Church
J. JM. Brunk
Winchester
Brunk
G. W. Stover
Surprise Birthday for James Loy Draws Big Hayfield Gathering
Hayfield Virginia August 16 a large group gathered Sunday for the sixty fourth birthday surprise of James M Loy hosted by Mr and Mrs Loy A social afternoon featured punch and reminiscences with many relatives and friends from Hayfield Winchester Morgantown and surrounding areas The Loy home previously damaged by fire two years ago has since been rebuilt and restored to prosperity Also noted arrivals at Burcroft Hedrick country home include Dr and Mrs Henry Hedrick Lieut and Mrs Benjamin Hedrick and several Hedrick children from Washington while Mrs Ella Bowman recuperates from typhoid fever.
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Hayfield
James M. Loy
Comjane
R. U. Wa
Morgantown
Wica
Matti Speedlemnaria
Jandoe Meriner
Margaret Ey Hallie Meriner
Masters Stephen
James Meriner
James A. Loy
Iars. Wesley
Ada Lowe
Nannie Prattle
Jeethr
A. L. Mace
Maurice Geiger
Washington
Ella Bowman
Daisy Williams and friends visit Winchester ties
Bloom Virginia reports Daisy Williams spent the week with friends in Winchester. Mrs Fannie Daniels of Salisbury North Carolina visits sister Mrs. H. Sloop. Mrs A S Gettys and two children from Connellsville Pa visit Mr and Mrs Cooper. Master Tom McDonald returns home from grandmother Mrs Martha C. Clowser. Mrs Crabill and daughter Mae visit Relief and J A Williams with sister Mary Williams of Washington.
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Bloom
Daisy Williams
Winchester
Fannie Daniels
Salisbury
N. C
H. HE
H. Sloop
A. S. Gettys
Connellsville
Lula Cooper
Washington
Thomas
Refuge News Notes and Local Arrivals
Refuge area notes report Mr and Mrs Albert Grim receiving visitors including Nineveh and family. Mrs kh Mew and Pitcoek returned, Barney Stephens and family plan Sunday visits at Grim home. Ford and Ridings Chapel Ladies Aid met at Cadwallader home with good attendance. Local readers attended Joseph Pifer sale near Macedonia. Luther Grim shows slow but slight improvement after illness.
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Grim
Pitcoek
Barney Tophens
Is. W. Grim
J. IR
Joy
Robert Rouzie
John S. Seat
Ford
Ridings Chapel
Sormet
Harry Cadwallader
Joseph
Pifer’s
Luther Grim
Epworth League Festival and Local News from Capon Bridge
Capon Bridge West Virginia reports an Epworth League festival on Fenton Riley's lawn August 18 with weekly evening services. Notable items include Helen McKee breaking an arm, Mrs. Lockhart illness in Winchester, and several visitors and family updates from local residents.
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Capon Bridge
W.va
Epworth Léague
Methodist. Episcopal Church
Fenton Riley
Little Helen. McKee
Winchester
Shaffer
John Fore
Lockhart
S. J. Godde
Rockville
D. B. Haines
A. C. Lovett
Edgar Wolford
Margaret Glass Shuler
Clint Kackley
Charles
D. McKee
Louise Lockhatt
Weight and Sea Chain Found In Cod At Ta Barterritory
An iron chain over four feet long was discovered inside a cod landed at Ta berritory Scotland, prompting inspections by local authorities and fishermen.
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Taberritory
Scotland
Town saved by phone operator in Poolesville blaze
Poolesville was saved from probable destruction by the vigilance of a telephone operator, Mrs. Estelle Frudge, who called Rockville for the fire department. The blaze originated in a tinsmith shop. two other homes were badly damaged.
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Poolesville
Pooles- Ville
Estetle Frudege Whey
Rockville
Winchester Baseball Club Stockholders Meet Friday
An urgent meeting of Winchester Baseball Club stockholders is set for 8 p.m. Friday August 17. All stockholders are urged to attend as business will include the election of permanent officers.
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Winchester Baseball Club
Rrant
Slashed body of kidnapped man found in Amarillo
In Amarillo Texas officers report the body of a kidnapped man found with about fifty to sixty slash wounds. He was rushed to a hospital in serious condition as two men are detained and more arrests expected. The case involves Black Cats and Luck as referenced in the garbled text.
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Amarillo
Texas
Teyfii
Jevere
Calendar quirks of weekdays and month start rules
The passage explains that certain calendar ideas are little known. It notes no year can begin on Sunday Friday or Saturday and October always starts on the same weekday as the first months of the year. It also says June and August shift to different days and leap years affect these relations.
Colorado Named The Centennial State in 1876
The text notes Colorado earning the nickname The Centennial State when admitted to the Union in 1876 to mark the hundredth anniversary of American independence.
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Colorado
Union
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