Troops Withdrawn From Spencer NC Rail Shops Amid Strike
North Carolina Guardsmen left Spencer shops as 1700 Southern Railway workers stayed out. Post office threats prompted guard presence at Salisbury. Trains halted, a general supervisor drove one train, negotiations continue in New York for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Southern Railway
North Carolina
New York
Spencer
N. C
Salisbury
A. A. Boggen
Southern Shops
Crowe
William Z. Foster
Trades Union League
Washington
Greensboro
Atlanta
Loree
L. F. Loree
Eastern Presidents’ Conference
Bert M. Jewell
Orchard Crates Ready for Distribution This Season
Orchard Supply Co announces the third car of picking crates is in and ready for delivery. Last car of the season. Get what you need now while time allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIN
Orchard Supply CO
Company I’s Navy of Soldiers: Camp Report from Virginia State Range
In a Virginia Beach camp report dated August 18 1922 the One Hundred Sixteenth Infantry National Guard notes a strong unit. Captain Grimm earns praise for leadership and the kitchen crew led by Mess Sergeants Henry and cooks Taylor and Grim keep 100 men fed. Drill culture emphasizes hard work and four hours of swimming and baseball after drill with late-evening retreats to the beach. Continued on page 7.
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Virginia Beach
the Star
Winchester
Infantry
Virginia ‘National Guard
State Rifle Range
Grimm
Smith
Sixteenth Infantry
Henry
Taylor
Grim
Entries Pour Into Offices For The Winchester Fair
Entries for the Winchester Fair are arriving rapidly at the Chamber of Commerce office necessitating an extra clerk. Mrs. Daisey Bowers Shade, in charge of entries, urges exhibitors to submit early as interest this year is high and expected to surpass previous fairs.
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Winchester
Chamber of Commerce
Daisey Bowers Shade
Two Big Screen Debuts At Community Theatre Tonight
Two major premieres play at the community theatre with First National hits and prominent stage dramas. The Child Thou Gavest Me offers a deep, well acted look at human problems while Connie Talmadge’s Polly of the Follies brings light, humor, and glamour from the Zeigfeld stage. No increase in prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Talmadge
Polly
York Couple Wedded Here at Market Street Church
Elmer E. Rouscher of Dauphin County and Elva F. Shaffer of Carroll County Md. were married yesterday in Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church York by Rev Walter Mark Depp. The license was issued at the city clerk's office.
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Elmer E. Rouscher
Dauphin County
York
Elva F. Shaffer
Carroll County
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Walter Mark Depp
Lutheran Training School ends at Fishburne in Waynesboro
The Lutheran Training School closed after a 226 enrollment with 27 faculty and a program spanning kindergarten methods to pastors issues. Leaders from Chicago New York Philadelphia and missionary staff from Japan India Africa and Turkey contributed. A pageant The Search For the Light featured 158 cast members on the campus.
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Lutheran Training School
Fishburne Military School
Waynesboro
BR. C. Cronk
Richmond
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Japan
India
Africa
Turkey
Lewis S. G. Miller
Winchester
Grace Church
A. A. Kelly
Thomas J. Cooper
J. Clinton» Smith
Clark M. Smith
Lelia J.grace Cooper
Editot
Search For the Light
Mathilde J. Vossler
Constantinople
Mayor Glass Named Judge of New Juvenile Court
The Corporation and Circuit Courts appoint Mayor William W. Glass as special justice of the peace to lead the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court in Winchester city and Frederick county. He will hear cases involving youths and family matters, with powers to place delinquents on probation or seek reconciliations. The first case involve the Silvius children aged eleven to two, with custody temporarily given to Mrs. Silvius amid a divorce suit.
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Corporation Court
Winchester
Circuit Court
Frederick County
William W. Glass
Ecounty
General Assembly
Acts of Assembly
Glass
Gilbert R
Margaret Silvius
Children’s Home Society
Virginia
H.&. Driscoll
Richmond
Mass for John Murnan Held at Sacred Heart Church
Funeral services for John Murnan longtime Baltimore and Ohio Railroad employee were set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at the Church of the Sacred Heart. A high mass of requiem was planned with four priests officiating including Rev. Rankin Rev. Gallagher Rev. Meredith and Rev. McKeefry. Burial followed at Catholic Cemetery. Murnan died yesterday after a five week illness from complications following a pneumonia relapse. He was born November 26 1846 and died in his seventy sixth year. He is survived by a widow five sons four daughters two grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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John Murnan
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
North Kent Street
Church of the Sacred Heart
Thomas A. Rankin
Edward Gallagher
William J. Meredith
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Harrisonburg
William A. McKeefry
St. Joseph's Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
McKeefry
Meredith
Murnan
Michael
Margaret Murnan
Cork
Ireland
United States
Alice Spence
Frederick County
M. B
J. Edward
Maurice M. Murnan
Winchester
J. Taylor Murnan
Jacksonville
Fla
John W. Murnan
Atlanta
Nora E. Murnan
Georgie Groves
Mamie A. Murnan
Nannie A. Murnan
Clagett
Final Rites Held for Mrs. Cornelia L. Carr
Mrs. Cornelia L. Carr widow of Lucien Carr Sr of Harvard University died Saturday at her Bar Harbor summer home. Funeral services were at Mount Hebron Cemetery chapel Winchester with Rev Dr William H Woods officiating. She was 90 and born June 8 1832, daughter of Wayman Crow and Isabella Cenn.
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Cornelia L. Carr
Lucien Carr, Sr
Harvard University
Bar Harbor
Maine
Winchester
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mount Hebron
William H. Woods
Presbyterian Church
Carr
Isabella C. Thompson
Cambridge
Mass
Hattie Carr
Russell Carr
New York
Lucien Carr, Jr
George Roszel
Lewis Barton
Robert M. Ward
Godfrey Miller
T. B. Patton
William Beverley
Friendship Picnic Observed on Labor Day
A note reminds readers of the Friendship Picnic scheduled for September 4 during the Labor Day holiday.
Widow Frances Kelly Perry Died After Oxalic Acid Misuse
Mrs Frances Kelly Perry widow of locomotive engineer William Perry of Cumberland Maryland died at Allegany Hospital after taking oxalic acid by mistake for epsom salts at her home 221 Union Street. Her body would be brought to Winchester and interred at Mount Hebron Cemetery with services by Rev Thomas A Rankin. Her death saddened many friends in Winchester where she and sister Mrs Ernest J Cline had long attended Confederate memorial day observances.
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Frances Kelly Perry
William Perry
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cumberland
Allegany Hospital
Union = street
Thomas A. Rankin
Church of the Sacred Heart
St. Patrick's Catholic Church of
Perry
Winchester
Daniel Kelly
Malinda Clayton
Frederick County
Ernest J. Cline
Mount Jackson Team Set To Visit Thursday
The Mount Jackson nine will play the local nine Thursday afternoon at 3 30 p m at the equity grounds. Manager Baker has not named a pitcher but fans expect Lefty or Mc Lean to start. Mount Jackson beat the locals 3 to 2 earlier this season and supporters hope for a decisive win this time.
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Mount Jackson
Equity Grounds
Baker
Schriver
Winchester
McLean
Wke
Harrisonburg
Valuable lot auction on Stewart St with improvements
Purchaser to gain a valuable lot on 8S Stewart Street with all improvements. Bargains at price. See Baker & Shryock for details.
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Stewart St
Baker & Shryock
Salesman Wanted for Phonographs and Pianos
Job ad seeking a salesman to sell phonographs and pianos with a good proposition. Car furnished and some experience required with references. Apply to Henry F. Seal at Seal's Music Store.
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Henry F. Seal
Seal's
Elks Hold Wednesday Special Session With Music
Elks lodge held an eight oclock meeting with special music by tenor John Barr and refreshments. A short talk was given by Andrew Bell of Harrisonburg. Secretary C K Over recorded the event.
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John Barr
Andrew Bell
Harrisonburg
C. K. Over
Elks
Winchester Fair season tickets go on sale
Season tickets for the Winchester Fair were put on sale yesterday with many already sold. For 1.50, holders gain one admission, daily limit set to one thousand. Attractions include Auto Polo, automobile races, free vaudeville, fireworks, horse racing, and extensive agricultural and home economic exhibits. Tickets sold at local businesses including Franck Baker and Son and Jolliffe and office the Chamber of. details list several merchants offering the passes.
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Winchester Fair
Winchester
Frederick County
Franck Baker and Son
Geo
J. M. Orndoff
P. C. Neidemeyer
People's, Drug Co
Brill, and
Bros., Jolliffe and Office
Chamber of
Women Freed on Writ in Baltimore Murder Case
In Baltimore on August 22, Dorsch and Marie Kisling were granted a writ of corpus with bail set at 1000 dollars. They must stay in the state and be available on call as investigators proceed. A second writ for Benney Lewis and John Wiggles Smith aims to delay for several days to advance inquiries. The grand jury was discharged without hearing murder or robbery details from the Friday morning slaying of L iam B Norris, secretary treasurer of Hicks Tase and Norris Co. Inc. and a $7,200 payroll robbery.
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Baltimore
Dorsch
Marie Kisling
Liam B. Norris
Dist
Ambler
Benney Lewis
John L. “Wiggles” Smith
Norris
Hicks, Tase and Norris Company, Inc
Frederick W. Kuethe
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L. & N.-St. Louis
Southern
Fallis
Big Four
Labor
J. F. McGrath
American Federation of Labor
Gary
Ind
McGrath
Huntington
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
G. W. Grim
Pictures Empire
Bible School OF
Lutheran Church
Lewis Miller
Japan Mission Station
Hei Mass Offor
E. D. Calvert
William Keating
O. L. Jamison
William Sullivan
D. L. Maphus
B. Woodward
Mr. Murnan
Mrs. Carr
Frances Perry
Maryland
MT. “Ackson
Berryville
WM Kline
W. W
Riccadilly Streets
MT. Jackson
Front Royal
Sylvester Davis
Lost City
Wardensville
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