Steere Named Director Of Physical Education For Women
Miss Julia Steere of Winchester has been appointed director of physical education for women at Speerfish Normal School Speerfish South Dakota. She holds a BA from 1915 and studied at Wheaton College and Colorado State Teachers College. She has been a Winchester resident for years and recently completed a fellowship in physical education.
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Iss Steere
Wolk
Dakota
Julia Steere
Henry Steere
Winchester
O' Sical Education
Speerfish Normal School
Speerfish
South Dakota
Steere
Wheaton College
Norton
Mass
Colorado State Teachers’ College
Greeley, Colo
Misses Meeks Paxton Guests Honored at Card Parties
Miss Ann Brook Kern hosted a card party Saturday in Huntington guest Miss Amy Meeks. Miss Virginia Cover Russell entertained Friday at her South Washington street home for guest Miss Martha Elizabeth Paxton of Florence Alabama visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Baker on North Braddock street.
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Mrs. L. L. Baker
North Braddock Street
Mart in family travels and local notices in Clarke County
The Martin family of The Tubyries near Boyce Clarke County return from a Ohio reunion via Niagara Falls and Canada praising people met. Pauline Landis of Winchester earns a Bachelor of Art from William and Mary College. Mrs John Newlin hosts a surprise birthday gathering for her sister in Apple Pie Ridge with a pink theme cake and family feast.
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H. J. Martin
Tubyries
Boyce
Clarke County
Ohio
Martin
Niagara Falls
Canada
Marin
Blandy
Hubyries
Miss Landis
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Pauline Landis
Winchester
Miss
I. P. J. Landis
West Leicester Street
John Newlin
Conley Newlin
Apple Pie Ridge
Newlin
G Boyce
Local residents visit and vacation notes fill Winchester scenes
Residents from Brunswick Maryland Washington and nearby towns crowded Winchester social life. Travelers include Maj. and Mrs. Bandholtz of the U S Army and Miss Gladys Carver returning from Washington. Many guests and returning locals share vacations in Charles Town Berryville Stephens City and Strasburg with visits to family and friends.
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C.H. Bandholtz
United States Army
George Washington Hotel
Major Bandholtz
General Bandholtz
Fifty-eighth Infantry
Virginia
Maryland
Winchester Fair Opens Tomorrow One Of Best Yet
The Winchester fair begins tomorrow with strong support from Handley High School instructors and local teachers. An apple display led by W R Legge and farm crop exhibits highlight the program, showcasing Shenandoah Valley and Frederick County apple industry strengths and farm production.
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Middletown
Stephens City
Woodstock
Strasburg
Mount Jackson
New, Market
Boyce
Berryville
Front Royal
Shenandoah Valley
Frederick County
W. R. Legge
Handley High School
Apple Department
Apple
Virginia
Saanich
Dowell J. Howard
Ross Metal Silo Man Offers Second Hand Silos at Bar Gain Prices
W H Brubaker of Millwood Virginia advertises used silos for sale. Second hand storage structures offered at low prices.
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Ross Metal Silo
Market Rally Follows Sinking Spell In Early Trading
The market reversed a forenoon slide into a brisk recovery with several industrials hitting record highs. General Motors fell 5 points to 2441/4 before recovering to a new peak at 2511/4 while United States Steel and General Electric also reached highs. Call money stood at 3 1/2 percent. total volume about 2,200,000 shares.
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Associated Press
New York
General Motors
United States Steel Common
General Electric
Call Money
Pride of Detroit Continues World Flight Leg From Croydon
The Pride of Detroit, the American around the world plane, lifted off Croydon at 8 32 this morning toward Munich about 600 miles away. It marks the second leg of the globe circling tour led by Edward F. Schlee and William S. Brock after completing the first 2 350 mile run from Harbor Grace Newfoundland to Croydon in 23 hours 21 minutes. Weather showed mist over the English Channel with better visibility toward the continent.
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Associated Press
Croydon
Eng
Detroit
Munich
Germany
Edward F. Schlee
William S. Brock
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Punishment Proposed for Souvenir Hunter of Lindbergh Flight
The Louisville Times questions a fitting penalty for a souvenir hunter who tipped a stabilizer on Lindbergh’s plane, risking an abortive takeoff and dangerous condition during the historic flight.
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Lindbergh
Louisville Times
Rest room appeal made impersonal by signer's note
Effie MacFarland writes to Winchester Star to thank for publishing her earlier plea for a cleaner rest room. She regrets her signature appeared and asks the appeal be treated as impersonal and a public credit to Winchester. The rest room serves locals and tourists and should reflect the community. August 29, 1927.
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Civic League
Winchester
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Broadway Limited Wreck Kills Two On Pennsylvania Line
A Broadway Limited passenger train wreck near Gallitzin tunnel west of Altoona, Pa, killed two engine men and injured two others. The lead engine left the track and plunged down a 200 foot embankment as three pullmans derailed. Names of the dead are C. L. Garrett and R. C. Spangler. injured are E. Hartman and G. R. Bunter. Investigators dispatched to the scene.
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Chicago
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gallitzin Tunnel
Altoonan
C. L. Garrett
Pitscairn
R. C. Spangler
Derry
E. Hartman
Conemaugh
G. R. Bunter
Pittsburgh
Gallitzin
Stricken At Wheel Prominent Maryland Man Dies
William Aumen 57 prominent Catholic layman and leader in Maryland died of a heart attack while driving. His car crashed into a Park Circle telephone pole after the seizure. He led the Maryland and District of Columbia fourth degree Knights of Columbus and headed the Aumen Machine Company of Baltimore with a widow, son, and daughter surviving.
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William Aumen
Maryland and District of Columbia
Knights of Columbus
Park Circle
Aumen
Maryland
Aumen Machine Company
Public sale of S J Combs trust property near Winchester
By deed of trust dated August 9 1926 S J Combs trustee to secure Martin Williams debt offers property at public auction on the G A Newcome farm Bufflick road southeast of Winchester Virginia on Friday 9 1927 at 11 o clock A M. Items include two head of horses milk cows two heifers farming implements furniture and other exempt articles. Cash terms. Auctioneers Dunn and Duvall. J Tavenner trustee. 3-9-4wks
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S. J. Combs
Martin Williams
V. Combs
G. A. Newcome
Bufflick Road
Miles
S. E
Winchester
Trone Man Killed by Car. Suspect Arrested While In Bed
Elmer Lee Hicks died instantly when struck by an automobile near Martinsburg. Walter Masters was arrested at his home in Inwood after a 14 year old witness described a late night encounter and unreported accident. Masters confessed after being questioned at Martinsburg jail. Funeral for Hicks set at Tumbl Ridge Christian Church Wednesday.
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Elmer Lee Hicks
Ira Whitacre
Martinsburg
George R. Hicks
Trone
Young Masters
Inwood
Huff
Walter Stanley
Tablers Station
Stanley
Pikeside
Masters
Berkeley County
Mr. Hicks
Tumber Ridge Christian Church
A. W. Andes
Ltray Seldon
Loring Hook
Marvin Seldon
Russell Hook
Lester Seldon
John Larrick
Local Notables and Visiting Guests Highlight Oranda News
Oranda notes report Mrs. Clarence Mowrey improving as visitors arrive from Washington and Martinsburg. C B Carrier and wife and Mrs. Vergie Carrier tour Harrisonburg while Mrs. Bessie Browning and son Landon stay at the family home on the Valley Pike. Miss Ethel Stickley of Woodstock visits Mrs. M M Ondoruff. Velma Henson visits Martinsburg relatives. John Foltz passes to his eternal home with funeral arrangements pending. James Lichliter of Valley Pike visits Ben Hahn.
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Clarence Mowrey
H. P. Miler
Washington
Strasburg
C. B. Carrier
Vergie Carrier
Harrisonburg
Bessie Browning
Landon
Levine Flees France In Columbia With Lost Pilot
Charles A. Levine slipped from Le Bourget airport in his trans Atlantic monoplane Columbia and headed to London without notice, leaving Maurice Drouhin outraged and seeking breach of contract legal action in the United States. Drouhin had hoped for 800000 francs bond for his family and Muted pay of 20000 francs. Levine then landed at Croydon airdrome in Britain.
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Paris
Charles A. Levine
France
Columbia
le Bourget Field
London
Maurice Drouhin
Levine
New York
Druhin
United States
Drouhin
Croydon
Croydon Airdrome
Rebekahs Hold Annual Session At Berryville
Shenandoah Valley Rebekah Nation met in Berryville with 2 m start. Edinburg Orpha Lodge led memorial for one member Maggie Amick. Winchester Lodge staged flag drill while Crescent No 60 Draped charter in Stephens City. Officers nominated and installed with remarks by assembly leaders. Next meeting set for Front Royal. November session in Edinburg on the 2nd Tuesday.
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Rebekah Nation
Atryville
Hazel Keys
Bentonville
Orpha Rebekah Lodge
Edinburg
Maggie Amick
Winchester Lodge
Cresent Lodge No
Stephens City
Menin
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