Winchester Women Register to Vote Under 19th Amendment
In Winchester Miss Isabelle E B Baker and Miss Frances W Beverley registered as qualified voters, praised by Judge Harrison for setting a patriotic example. Registration involved paying capitation tax, then presenting receipts to ward registrars. first ward registrar was Mr Harry Jones and second ward Mr C P McVicar. Other women followed, including Miss Pisie Maphis and Mrs Holmes Conrad, with blanks in short supply yet registrations proceeding.
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T. W. Harrison
Isabelle EB. Baker
Frances W. Beverley
Winchester
Baker
Col
Harry H. Baker
Virginia
Harrison
Luther Maphis
Commissioner of Revenue
W. T. Barr
Harry Jones
C. P. Mc
Ford Chassis Sale At Chapman's Auto Sales
Ford chassis advertised as first in over a year with a price of 601.96. Chapman s Auto Sales promotes the deal.
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Franklin
Chapman
Chapman’s Auto Sales
Winchester
Chapman's
Council in Final Meeting Approves City Finance Measures
The Common Council met for the last time before the new council forms in September. They passed a $15,000 interims loan and an additional $10,000 to cover overhead. An ordinance reimburses the poor fund $300 for a district automobile purchase. A contract with Frederick Land Corp covers sewer and water work with future reimbursements. Also approved are a sheriff’s $40 yearly pay and a $5,000 extra for the street fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coopsy
Grim
Messrs
Hable
Henry
Cooper
Knight
Rosenberger
Glaize
Ramsburg
Ritter
Frederick Land Corporation
Winchester
Stewart Street
Stonewall
Lee Streets
Water and Sewer Committees
Sheri Panett
Ram&burg
Appreciation for sympathy after loss of Mrs Annie M. Kelly
Mr and Mrs BE F Ashley express gratitude for the flowers deeds and sympathy shown during the death of their daughter Annie M Kelly in Akron Ohio They thank friends in the city and county for the kindness shown.
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Annie M. Kelly
Akron
Ohio
BE. F. Ashley
Mountain View Nursery displays at Winchester Fair
The Mountain View Nursery Co of Williamsport Maryland reports 100 percent order fulfillment last year and this year They grow 200 000 apple trees and 100 000 peach trees Visit their display at the Winchester Fair Mr G F Hetzer stays at the Evans Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View Nursery Co
Williamsport
Winchester Fair
G. F. Hetzer
Evans Hotel
Cox Church Affiliation Explained By Governor Cox
Governor James M. Cox a United Brethren member and longtime supporter of the Otterbein Home, details his church ties in a letter cited by The Religious Telescope. He recalls childhood membership and preserves his connection to the United Brethren church while serving as Democratic presidential nominee.
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the Star
Winchester
James M. Cox
Ohio
United States
United Brethren Church
Cox
Ohio River
Geo. W. Stover
U. B. Church
United Brethren
United
Mayne
Dunkleberger
Kilbourne
Fout
McKee
Burkett
William J. Shuey
Getting Supplies From Corrugated Caps and Tools
A terse catalog note lists items for sale including sacks and carriers, corrugated caps, white paper caps with large circles, stencils, stamps, and a barrel hatchet from COMPANY located at 201 N Market St.
Apple Pickers Seek Fall Labor in Shenandoah Valley
Advertises housing and pay for two workers in a packed orchard operation alongside a note on a 26 900 barrel capacity. Job contact via Alvan Richards at Shenandoah Valley Bank in Winchester Virginia. Also announces a change of registration dates for Worcester Public Schools with resident pupils to register September 8 9 and non resident pupils September 10 11.
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Valley
Conce
Alvan Richards
Shenandoah Valley
Witchester
Polish Front Command Shifts as Tuchatski Relieved
The Polish front sees General Tuchatski relieved of his duties after failing to seize Warsaw. Leon Trotsky reportedly takes charge of the Bolshevik army here. Brest Litovsk fortress engagement intensifies with Polish Russian forces, while Paris urges Poland to seek the strongest strategic position until peace is reached. France advises withdrawal to Polish frontiers upon peace signing.
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Warsaw
Tuchatschewski
Napoleon
Leon Troteky
War and Marine
Ener
London
Brest-Litovsk
Bug River
Lemberg
France
Poland
Paris
Foreign—Ministry
Foreign Office
Redkey Indiana Visitors Tour Local Area
Mr and Mrs Preston Orr and Mr and Mrs Del Sartelle of Redkey Indiana arrived here during a motoring trip to visit relatives and friends. Mrs Dragoo formerly Miss Ber Nice Sartelle of this city accompanied by Masters sons of Mr and Mrs Harry Sartelle. The party left Indiana Monday and reached here Wednesday as the public schools reopened.
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Preston Orr
del Or
Redkey
Ind
Dragoo
Bernice Sartelle
Masters
Harry M. Sartelle
Orr
Indiana
Pennsylvania Couple Wedded in Franklin County Baptism
Mr. Lafayette B. B. Etter and Miss Minnie unk of Lemasters Franklin County Pa were married at 10 this morning by Rev Clarence Woods at Centenary Reformed Church South Market Street. Etter recently graduated from a Washington DC commercial college and the couple plan to reside in Franklin County.
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Lafayette B. B. Etter
Minnie Unk
Lemasters
Franklin County
Clarence Woods
Centenary Reformed Church
South Market Street
Etter
Washington, D. C
Hickory Camp to Unveil Monument for Sov Snapp
Notice invites all Hickory Camp No. 04 members and visiting veterans to attend the unveiling of Sov Snapp's monument on Sunday August 29 at 3 o'clock. Also notes store closure after August 30 and various local sale ads from Beck's Bakery and others. Services at Ridgeway West Virginia promote evangelist Sampson with day and night meetings through September. Women’s Auxiliary meeting announced in Handley Auditorium. Winchester Fair advertised for September 7-10.
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Hickory Camp
Meade Tail
Sov
Snapp
Sdavereicus
Ridgeway
W. Va
Sampson
Robert ¢ Conrad
Virginias
Handley Auditorium
West
Annie
M.'Field
New York
Cuba
Cubas
Far East
Cox promises new exposes on Republican campaign funds
Governor Cox indicated he would release more leads within a week disputing Republican fundraising to buy the presidency. Hays dismissed Cox's charges as false, Upham called the list phoney, and Harding declined to comment on the alleged fund allotments.
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Associated Press
New York
Cox
Pittsburgh
New Haven
Conn
Falke
Allys
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Hays
Republican
Upham
Chicagoo
Frede W. Upham
Nw York
Ada Ke
New York State
Harding
Marion
Ohio
Havoc
T Freasher Epham
Retail prices expected to slip in fall and winter
The Federal Reserve Board forecasts a slight decline in retail prices during the upcoming fall and winter months, with a rebound to lower levels next spring as savings from reduced material costs and improved labor efficiency filter through. Some higher prices may persist due to autumn and winter purchases already contracted at old price levels.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Pressure on Sugar Shares
New York trading opened with gains in Industrials Rail stocks and shippers while early advances faded as foreign exchange weakened and call money rose to 8 percent. Motors and sugar shares faced selling pressure late, with the call loan rate reaching 10 percent and oils and equipment slipping. About 500000 shares were traded.
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New York
Louthan Partners in Chester Electrical Firm Jones and Louthan
Mel William Louthan formerly with Delco Lighting Company now resides in Chester where he partners with Mr. Jones to run Jones and Louthan. They bought out the business of their former employer and Louthan has rapidly gained expert knowledge of electrical engineering.
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Mel William Louthan
Delco Lighting Company
Chester Pastis
Die
Phce
Bond Family Returns to Winchester Home for School Reopening
Mr and Mrs Walker M Bond have returned from a lengthy vacation and will reopen their Winchester home. Mrs Bond resumes teaching at Winchester High School when it reopens September 13. Also visiting are Mrs Ad Wisecarver and daughter Mabel of New York and Miss Katie Scriveney of New York, first visit in 12 years.
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Walker M. Bond
anil¢Mrs. Ad
Wisecarver
Mabel
New York
Katie Scriveney
Winchiéster
Frederick County
W Chester Fair to feature biggest exhibit in history
Secretary Daniel W Lu says the W Chester Fair will run four days from September 7 to 10 with daily attractions and several free acts by Frank Melville and Smiths Greater Show. The event will glow with electric lights and new Machinery Midway displaying automobiles and other machines near the M Tinsburg Pike gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Daniel W. Lu
Fair Association
Smith
Midia
M Tinsburg Pike
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Women Register
Isabelle Baker
FORD
Brucetown
W. W
William Beverley
Fairmount Avenue
Tansbrough & Carter
Lodns - Real Astate
Heme
G. Clarence Miller
Council
Berryville Pike
Star Ofice
People’s Drug Store, Inc
Freestone Sea
C. V. Depot
Sam. Haines
Bell Phone
Coopers
Alva Richards
Shenandoah Valley Bank
BOY Scouts OF America
W. L . Rultz
Ptt
Gov. Cox IS
U.S. Church
N. Market St
Gore
Inter-Mountain Construction Co
C. H. Sencindiver
The
Pennsylvania
Beck's Steam Bakery
Frank Keckley
Hable's
R. M. Swimley
R. M. Switchley
Majestic Chocolates
the People's Drug Store, Inc
Amherst St
Winscott
Algo
National Fruit Products -Co
Union Revival Services
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