Winchester Defeats Harrisonburg in Close Baseball Clash
Weems Norris Ruppert drive two base hits while Ruppert and Snyders spark offense. Holden and Mays fan seven and six respectively. Mt Jackson visits Winchester Tuesday and Thursday for season finales as crowds note exciting Sandyites defense.
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Holler
Hiser
Weems
Inchester
Ter Andy
Jon Norris
Ppert
Norris
Snyder
Ich
Moler
Lege
Holden d
Popes
Orris
Ruppert
Ham Snyders
Winchester
Mt. Jackson
Holden
Pope
Harrisonburg
Mays
Heatwole
Warren
Warn
Brannon Reunion Set at Back Creek on Aug 26
Brannon relatives plan their annual reunion on Back Creek near Brannon ford, Siler Va., Aug 26 inviting all to bring baskets. The notice records the death of Mrs. Sarah J. Brannon on Aug 14 at age 86 7 6 and lists her six sons Levi Will Lee Edward Charles Tom Jade two daughters Ruth Ann Ashton and Mary Morgan and one adopted daughter Bessie Shirley. Aunt Jane will be missed at the gathering. Other visitors Margaret Eagle Catherine Eagle Elizabeth March Thurman Collins and wife are in town visiting.
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Siler
Back Creek
Brannon Ford
Sarah J. Brannon
Levi*Brannon
Methodist Church
Levi
Will
Lee
Edward
Charles
Tom
Jade
Ruth Ann Ashton
Mary Morgan
Martinsburg
W. Va
Bessie Shirley
Bunker Hill
Jane
Brannon
Margaret Eagle
Catherine Eagle
Elizabeth March
George W. Maury
Radical meetings at railroad centers linked to crime
State's Attorney Crowe reports defiance of law and a leak of radical leaders after the Michigan Central wreck at Gary Indiana in which two were killed and two injured. Strikes loosened rails and missing spikes blamed on strikers amid raids on Foster's headquarters and multiple meetings. Foster labeled dangerous. Adjutant General Hamrock calls him a dangerous radical. Evidence filled a trunk. Bill to create a coal commission announced by Chairman Winslow after talks with President Harding. IWW figures among railroad strikers. Carlson stresses IWW influence but denies seeks control of government.
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Crowe
Michigan Central
Gary
Indiana
Pelvania
Michigan Central Xpress
Foster
Joliet
Ill
Hamrock
Colorado
Coal Commission
Washington
Winslow
House Commerce Committee
Harding
Industrial Workers of the World
Railroad Workers
IW. W
Carlson
Daugherity
Winchester dedicates new church with 1000-seat capacity
Bishop G W Stover preached the dedication under Psalm 122 1. The Winchester church cost between fifty five and sixty thousand dollars and features 30 apartments including 12 classrooms and two galleries. Local contractors completed the building four months ahead of an August 17 1921 start within 16 months. The 358 member congregation stands between Harrisonburg and Hagerstown on North Braddock Street near Handley Library and post office.
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W. Stover
Fred. L. Glaize
John Snyder
Himelright
Anderson Brothers
Winchester
Handley Library
Braddock Street
M. P. Moller
C. Daymy
Harrisburg
Gray
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Kie
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Charles Sughroe
Wenern
Home Department
Young People's Organization
Woman’s Missionary Association
Otterbein Guild
Ladies’ Aid Society
Harrisonburs
Hagerstown
Mer Eiinnet
Sibs
SLOAN
Penn
Niagara Falls
Baltimoreland Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R
Laura Benjeski
Duquesne, Pa
Winifred Orndorfft
Apple Flat
Hayfield, Va
Alwans Througya
Weane
Ews
Eal
Shenandoah
Waliegi League
Mt. Jackson Front
Royal New Market Boyce Harrisonburg
Woodstock Strasburg
Ainte& EK
OMPS
Kernstown
Vai
Madison S. Pearson
Stone St
New York
Imperial Asbestos
B. F. Arthur, JR
Bell Ph
Whichester
Nain
Pughtown Pike
M. L. Parsons
Cedar Creek
Queauin
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