Best drilled unit praised at state camp in Virginia Beach
The third battalion headquarters of the 116th Infantry Virginia National Guard was declared the best drilling company at the rifle range during the state encampment at Virginia Beach with 18 companies and over 1 000 men present. Staff officers celebrate the Winchester School and Shenandoah Valley Academy alumni making up the unit. Officers include First Lieutenant Peyton Ishall Second Lieutenant Lawrence C Hollis Sergeant Major G M OReat First Sergeant W B Kenridge and line Sergeants H R Potts J P Arthur Corporals Y William Schneider G F Potts B M Knight Jr and Harry McCann.
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Andy Sixteenth Infantry
Virginia National
Virginia Beach
Ae - Barton
Comay
Winchester School
Shenandoah Valey Academy
Peyton Ishall
Lawence C. Hollis
G. M. O’reat
W. B. Kenridge
H. R. Potts
J. P. Arthur
Y.william Schneider
G. F. Potts
B. M. Knight, Jr
Harry McCann
Will of Elder Gent Read Yet to Be Heard
Conversation reveals uncertainty about grandfather’s faculties as his will remains unread, prompting questions about his later years and estate. No further details on probate or heirs are provided.
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Jagson
Evening Star publication and post office details
The text lists publication and mailing details for The Evening Star in Winston Virginia, noting publisher Harry Flood Byrd and post office information as a second class matter. It references consolidation with other local papers and Associated Press use for dispatches.
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Wass
St Wing Va
BER
Associated Press
Torture of Sound Lifts a Neighbors Groan in Rhythm
A satirical verse portrays a neighbor's relentless music grinding day and night. The speaker laments ruined happiness as the rival musician tortures ears with a clanking machine and tinny melodies.
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Bor
Gil
Dollar Department Store to Open on North Main Street
L D Clapp of Hagerstown Md will manage and own a new Dollar Department Store to debut in one of the Hable buildings on North Main street around September first. The venture will be among several planned by the corporation with Clapp as a stockholder and manager.
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Dollar Department
Hable
North Main Street
Mana
L. D. Clapp
Hagerstown
Ich
Clapp
George Uplegraff and
George Katz
Martinsburg
W. Va
New Te
Corporation
Chester
Migs ‘Keenan
James Keenan
Personal notices of visiting relatives across several cities
Mrs. R. G. Spiker has returned to Washington after visiting her father James Gearing. Altoona couple Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Maloy and two sons visited relatives, planning to return midweek. Various locals and visitors including Mr. Taylor H. Jones from Martinsburg, Miss Grace Willey, Mr. Louis Barr Jr., Mrs. Raymond Simpson, and others traveled and stayed with families in Winchester and nearby towns.
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R. G. Spiker
James ©. Gearing
Washington
Charles E. Maloy
Altoona
Mr. Maloy
Jacob Fries
Grace Willey
Baltimore
Louis J. Barr
Mr. Louis Barr, Jr
Raymond Simpson
W. S. Hicks
W. R. Pifer
Rocky Mount
N. C
Edmund P. Hunter
Winchester
The
Southern Railway Company
Simple Custard Sauce From Boiling Water Technique
Mix sugar salt and flour thoroughly then add boiling water gradually while stirring. Cook over boiling water until thick and clear then add butter. Fold into slightly beaten egg yolks and let cool. Lemon and butter add flavor.
Kissed Her Often Dialogue Snapshot
Carrye recalls the audacious habit of kissing her frequently, while her mother notes Carrye’s indignant reactions, capturing a tense domestic moment about propriety and affection.
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Carrye
Mamma
Good Training Chauf Feats Baby Carriage Handling
Dialogue showcases Newpop praised as a capable chauffeur by observing his handling of a baby carriage. The exchange contrasts perception with evidence of practical skill illustrated in a practical crowd scene.
Husband and wife discuss settling debts
A husband displays a pile of bills and warns of trouble ahead while the wife reassures him not to worry and suggests settling later.
Romney Band To Play At Winchester Fair
The Romney West Virginia Cornet Band directed by W C Levings will provide music for the Winchester fair this week. About 20 teen musicians, sons of Romney business and professional men, will arrive tonight or tomorrow and stay at the Hotel Ans. They own two uniform sets white duck and wine cloth and will perform concerts on the fair grounds and on Main Street.
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Romney
W. Va
W. C. Levings
Winchester Fair
Winchester
Sausage Proves Repeated Dinner Topic in Boarder Exchange
After supper a boarder jokes about a second sausage sighting in one day as another character, the Second Poardot, reassures it is fine. The rustic exchange captures casual humor over simple meals.
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Riyts
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Evening Star
Harry Flood Byrd
Star Publishing Co
Virginia
Morning Newsitem
Weekly News
Timer
Weekly Mirror
Bell
United
Walt, Mason
Ee Taye
Taylor H. Jones
Evening Journal
W. R. Jones
May Mort
New York City
Mrs
Jesse
S. Heiman
Benner Kelly
A. A. Kelly
West
Pacific Coast
David H. Patterson, Jr
San Francisco
Cal
Charles Talbert
New London
Warren ‘W. ‘Whitside
Fort Riley, Kan
Colonel Whitside
Boyd R. Read
Mamie
Lillian Rinker
William F. Rinker
Opequon
Harry Reardon
C. W. Morrison
Lillian McDonald
Woodstock, Va
Samuel Girshank
Mary and
Ann McKenzie
Charles Mort
Atlantic City
J. A. Burns
Novasta
Oklo
Lena Gore
James Wisecarver
Meta Wisecarver
Joseph Milhon
Kansas City, Mo
Benjamin Fawcett
South Market Street
Edward Giles
Mr. Berry Giles
John H. Seal
West Cork Street
A. C. Carson
Marcia Campbell
Robert W. Hunter
New York
Margery
Jenny
Sally
Tess
Beck’s Baking Corp
Domestic Science
H. C. Heslop
Baltimore Public
Piccadilly St
Newpop
Moling & Seal
Romney Band
P. C. Neidemeyer & Co
Crystal
Winchester Milling Corporation
Portland
Glaize & Brother
All Qualities
Huntsberry
Cummer
Northern
Society For the Suppression of
Richmond Times-Dispatch
University OF Virginia
Edwin A Alderman
University
Brentin Pele Ree Ee
Bobby
Boston Transcript
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