Social and Personal Dances At Martinsburg For Air Corps
Dances Monday night for Twenty-ninth Division Air Corps officers and enlisted men at Shepherd Field Martinsburg drew record crowds. Officers were entertained at Opequon Golf Club with Pat Dunn and Southern Syncopators. guests came from Winchester Hagerstown Cumberland Shepherdstown and Charles Town. Enlisted men attended a similar armory event with The Shenandoahans. Wednesday the officers attend a cabaret supper at the Golf Club hosted by the ladies committee with an orchestra and special entertainment program.
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Martinsburg
Air Corps
Twenty-ninth Division
Maryland National Guard
Shepherd Field
Opequon Golf Club
Pat Dunn
Winchester
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Shepherdstown
Charles Town
Armory
Shenandoahans
Golf Club
Avitation Club
Harmer Return From Rochester Update at Home
Mr and Mrs Stanley E Harmer return to their West Cork street home after several weeks in Rochester Minnesota where Mr Harmer was treated at a hospital and his son in law assisted under care. Harmer a longtime Baltimore and Ohio Railroad train conductor, arrived home improved. Meanwhile Eugene K Davis and wife move into their West Seal street residence with Davis serving as assistant cashier at the Commercial and Savings Bank. United States Senator Lawrence D Tyson and Mrs Tyson sail from New York on the George Washington to Plymouth England with their daughter Mrs Kenneth Gilpin of Clarke County Virginia aboard.
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Gaunt
Roanoke
Charles W. Gaunt
Boyce
Clarke Courtly
J. Arthur Deyerle
Raleigh Court
Spencer
Baltimore County
Winester
Claude Stickley
Vauluse
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Virginia Baker Vredenburgh
New York
Mrs
A. M. Baker
South Washington Street
Samuel Gershenak
Mazie Louise Gershenak
William McKenzie
Stanley E. Harmer
Minnesota
Stanley E Harmer
Rochester
Minn
Bristoe
W. Warren Sager
West Cork Street
Harmer
Baltimore and , Ohio Railroad
Shenandoah
Baltimore
Davis
Eugene K. Davis
West Seal Street
Mr. Davis
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Local residents and visitors on social calls
The column lists numerous guests and visitors from Hagerstown Baltimore Morgantown and other cities. It notes tea at the Girls Athletic Association and various trips to Berryville Harrisonburg Capon Bridge Williamsburg New York and Virginia Beach among gatherings at homes hotels and rooms.
President Coolidge Not Seeking Reelection, Secretary States
Secretary Work says President Coolidge is out of the presidential race after westward talks. He asserts there is no doubt about the President meaning what he said and that he has signed off, appearing as happy as a boy out of school.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Work
West
Doheny Runs Out Of Gas In Desert Aids By Flivver
Fort Stockton Texas August 17 Edward Doheny oil magnate found himself without fuel 15 miles west of town while returning from Pecos county oil lands. A passing flivver helped by transferring a gallon and a half of gasoline. Doheny left thanking R M Burnet of Barstow who collected ten dollars.
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Associated Press
Fort Stockton
Texas
Edward Doheny
Desert Plain
Here
Pecos County
Doheny
R. M. Burnet
Barstow
Dempsey and Tunney Settle It at Soldier Field
Photo depicts Soldier Field on the lakefront Chicago where the heavyweight championship will be decided next month. The field, built as a war memorial, will host 161000 spectators with temporary seating. Tex Rickard promoter stands with Gene Tunney and Jack Dempsey near the Field Museum backdrop.
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Soldier Field
Chicago
Lake Front
Loop District
City of
Field Museum
Tex Rickard
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Field
Kaufmann and Farley Company
Miss Mary Chamberlin Dies at Age Eighty Seven
Miss Mary Chamberlin longtime resident of this city died suddenly at her North Loudoun street home shortly after midnight She was in good spirits earlier and retired after arranging to sleep She was born in Jefferson county West Virginia and survived by two brothers, several nephews and nieces Funeral services will be at 11 tomorrow at the house with ministers D M Mitchell and Geo W Stover officiating Interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery in the family plot.
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Mary Chamberlin
Loudoun Street
Miss Chamberlin
Jefferson County
W. Va
Ormin
Harriet Jenkins Chamberlin
Robert P. Chamberlin
North Loudoun Street
John W Chaberlin
Fairmont Avenue
Mount Hebron
D. M. Mitchell
Geo. W. Stover
Dollar chasing in our own country says Arkansas Gazette
A brief editor's note remarks that for European critics the United States pursues dollar interests largely within its own nation, reflecting on economic policy and national focus.
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Arkansas Gazette
Stock Market Nears New Highs Amid Mixed Signals
Speculators lifted more than a score of issues to new high records in New York trading as buying moved between groups. Merchandising and public utility issues showed strength while call money eased to 34% percent and overall turnover neared 1.9 million shares. closing was irregular.
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New York
Ballie
Billion Candlepower Searchlight Lights Monticello
The Thomas Jefferson searchlight exceeding a billion candlepower was officially turned on in Charlottesville, illuminating Monticello, the home of Jefferson, amid a small invited gathering on the Monticello roof.
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Associated Press
Charlottesville
Monticello
University of Virginia
Nurses of Civil War Still Carry On U S Pension List
Associated Press notes Civil War nurses remain listed on pensions. Clara Barton organized the American Red Cross. Dorothea Dix led female nurses as superintendent. Living survivors include Cornelia Hancock of Atlantic City and Wade McClellan of Carroll, Iowa.
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Associated Press
Clara H. Barton
American Red Cross
Dorothea L. Dix
Cornelia Hancock
Atlantic City
Wade McClellan
Carroll
Iowa
Lighted beacon dazzles Virginia gathering at UVA
At the University of Virginia a large audience witnessed the beacon inauguration by Miss Carrie Smith. Henry J. Allen spoke as the light beamed overhead while a TV-5 airship circled and officials from New York City and Charlottesville presided.
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University of Virginia
Institute of Public Affairs
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
McIntyre Amphitheatre
Carrie Smith
Jury Y. Brown
Charlottesville
Public Service Co
Allen Defends U S Debt Policy At University Of Virginia
Henry J. Allen former Kansas governor told the Institute of Public Affairs at the University of Virginia that European nations favor America’s debt collections due to a misread view of the United States generous attitude in settling Allied war debts.
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Charlottesville
United States
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Institute of Public Affairs
University of Virginia
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Ramey
Virginia
Pect
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Alabama
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Amherst Street
Abney Payne
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Woodstock
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South
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T Gee
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Frank Forsythe
Front Royal
A. B. Lee
Elnora
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Takoma, Park
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Clarksburg
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Berryville Pike
Reba
Riley
White Post
Clarke County
Susie Dove
Markham
James W. Epling
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Eva Thon
Clark
Mr. L. L. Clark
Westernport
Thélma O’rear
Berryville, Va
J. W. White
Gussie
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Leslie Teets
Grantham Grubbs
S. James H. Bott and Son
Carlisle
L. J. Fuller
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C. W. Roberts
Richmond,Va
George Washington Hotel
Berryville
Mary Lynch
Washington, D. C
Mrs. M. M. Lynch
D. L. Gruber
Strasburg
B. F. Prince
Tom Kremer
John Snyder
Preston Birch
W. P. Cochran
Parker Fountain Pen Company
A. H. McConnell
Brucetown
George Keller
Margaret Keller
Margaret Osborne
N. J
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W. A. McCormack
Richmond, Va
Jack
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Yellowspring
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Brunswick
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Mary Bruce
Louise Strother
Hagerstown, Md
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Potomac Edison Company
T. Walter Capper
Cara Carper
George Taylor
Bush McDon
J. C. Shirkey
Masters, Paul, William
Bobby Bruce Shirkey
Penn's Grove, J
W. L. Ramsey
Girls’ Athletic Association
C - Room
Mary Capper
Gertrude Schneider
Dorothy Clark
Dorothy Kremer
Dorothy Anderson
Bryarly & Co
Capon Bridge
William Brackenbridge
Dorothy Lupton
Harrisonburg
May Mort
Master Charles Mort
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R. N. Saunders
William Taylor
Beckley
Hotel Jack
James Thompson
Philip Kahn Company
R. L. Mace
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Gertrude Lamp
Cornelia Wyndham
Dangerfield Wyndham
van Deventer
Warren
Ohio
Ann McKenzie
Paul Parr
Jack Ferber
Mr. C M.capper
Miss Mary Capper
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Evelyn Allen
Gladys Dispannett
Northern Virginia Power Company
Edmund Spates
Holidays Cove
Carrie Spates
East Clifford Street
John L. Kator
Newark
Wendell Stegner
Lewis M. Allen
Howard, Lewis and
Douglas Allen
Gertrude Miller
Cape May
Robert M. Glass
Colier
Virginia Beach
Ethel Jones
Luray, Va
Mrs. T. S. Jolliffe
J. W. Eaton
Canter Lonas
East Piccadilly Street
Triple Bar Tea Room
Shenandoah River
Berrys Ferry
Henry Kirchmeyer
Edna Michelsen
Mary Dillon
Lillian Wilson
Richmond
Flivver
Dempsey
Tunney
Ation Ring
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