Strong demand for U S apples around Christmas
A Washington report notes continued high continental fruit supplies through November with a improving German demand for quality apples.US apples face competition from European fruit but are expected to strengthen by Christmas as Berlin dealers increase storage for later sale and high quality fruit sells brisker than mid November.
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The
Star
Washington
L. V. Steere
Berlin
Edwin Smith
Europe
Steere
Ama
Dr Voshell To Hold Clinic For Cripples Saturday
A free clinic for cripples will be held at the District Nurse Association rooms on Saturday December 3 by Dr Allan Voshell of the University of Virginia Hospital. All crippled persons especially children are invited for a free examination from 9 30 a m to noon and 2 to 4 p m. Those unable to pay for medical or surgical treatment will be assisted by civic organizations aiding crippled people.
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District Nurse Association
Allan Voshell
University of Virginia Hospital
Independents Set Their Own Program for Caucus
A group of independent Republicans decided to present a separate program to the party caucus tomorrow. The Associated Press reports the move in Washington as independents outline distinct policy aims and strategies.
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Associated Press
Washington
Brooks' Pharmacy Notice and Building & Loan Meeting
Rexall sale values at Brooks' Pharmacy announced. Notice of W O W regular meeting Friday December election of officers and smoker. All deposits on shares before December 5 draw interest from December 1 with payments January 1 and July 1. Loans on real estate at Shawnee Building and Loan Ass n at 3 N Main Street.
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Shawnee Building & Loan Ass
N. Main Street
Why a Brethren Church in Winchester Inspires Support
The sermon by Dr. Bame urges Winchester residents to back a Brethren Church, arguing faith Converts follow biblical baptism and confession. It cites the Ethiopian eunuch story as a model of faithful preaching and conversion and calls for moral living to create a better world.
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Dr. Bame
Winchester
Bame
Bible prophecy sermon uses Ford car as parable
Evangelist Rev. Edward Fraser told a Court House crowd that the coming Ford carries biblical significance for the second advent. He planned to illustrate with car photographs and preach a sermon on Why Christians Backslide, with Friday night’s main address at 7 30 p.m. Fraser also promised healing prayers tonight after reports of a Winchester woman praising relief from stomach trouble.
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Edward Fraser
Court House
Fraser
Winchester
Rouss Fire Co Regular Meeting Set for Friday Evening
Rouss Fire Company announces its regular monthly meeting will be held Friday evening December 2 at 8 o'clock. President C Douglas Brown will preside.
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Rouss Fire CO
C. Douglas Brown
New Ford Auto Set For Display Tomorrow In Winchester
The Hughes Motor Company will display the new Ford model in Winchester at 7 tomorrow morning. Salesmen will explain features and brochures will be handed out. If unavailable Friday, visitors can view Saturday. Prices range from 385 to 570 dollars with advertised rear and coupe options.
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Ford Automobile
Winchester
Hughes Motor Company
North Braddock Street
Ford Company
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Star
Hughes
Detroit
Wall Street
Ceremonies At Monument To Be Broadcast
Radio broadcasting arrangements have been made for the ceremonies tomorrow in Washington where President Coolidge will dedicate the New Mexico memorial stone in the Washington monument. A Red network hookup of RCA will carry the broadcast starting at 2 30 p m with stations WRC Washington WEAF New York and WCAE Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
New Mexico Memorial
Washington Monument
Radio Corporation of America
WRC
WEAF
New York
WCAE
Pittsburgh
General Dawes backs Lowden for presidency
Vice President Dawes said at the White House he is not a candidate and urged Frank O Lowden of Illinois for the Republican nomination. He suggested Coolidge would decline renomination and avoided details, adding support for changing Senate rules to end filibustering.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dawes
White House
Frank 0. Lowden
Illinois
Lowden
Coolidge
Senate
Beach Confesses In 10 Km Murder Case At Mays Landing
Courtroom testimony in the Lilliendahl murder trial reveals Willis Beach confessed to Charles Bark in Baltimore last September. Beach allegedly spoke of a racket with Dr. A William Lilliendahl and said he could beat the case after a request for 600 dollars to remove jewelry from a Philadelphia shop.
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Associated Press
Mays Landing
Tanbark
Lilliendahl
Willis Beach
Beach
Margaret Lilliendahl
WeinAid
Baltimore
Fela
Pdethe
Charles
Bark
Thompson
Philadelphia
Dr. Lilliendahl
Jonsey
Regular meeting set for Thursday evening December first
A regular meeting is announced for Thursday evening December first at 8 o clock. The truck committee will present a report and a good turnout is hoped for. Capt. Fred W. Forney signs the notice.
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Fred W. Forney
Dover Boudoir Iron Free With Dover Electric Iron
Hardware ad states purchase of a Lady Dover Electric Iron with guarantee not to burn out includes one Dover Boudoir Iron free. John S. Miller, Hardware.
John T. Wright Dies in Ohio After Stroke
John T. Wright born in Winchester Virginia July 7 1851 died at his New Vienna Ohio home on Monday November 14 1927 after a cerebral hemorrhage. He married May E. Hughey in 1874 and is survived by his wife four children and seven grandchildren.
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John T. Wright
Frederick County
Annie J. Rees
North Braddock
New Vienna
Ohio
William R. Willie
Cameron Street
Amos and
Rachel Lupton Wright
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
Hopewell
Society of Friends
Chester Valfe Aren
Conteagibt Pane
Agaly
Teuton
Eldes
Jonathan Kirkbride Taylor
E. R. Riggin
Yellow House
Nancy
May E. Hughey
Bertha Wright Edmonds
Edith B. Riggin
Dayton
Thomas B. Wright
Wilmington
Flora L. Cortner
Cleveland
Ford Plans Rapid Production Increase for New Car Models
Ford Motor Company vows to speed up output after a period of limited production. Edsel B. Ford announces the forthcoming model debut and price range from 385 to 570 dollars, with current daily production 65 to 70 cars. By February the plan targets 1,000 additional units daily.
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Ford
Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Edsel B. Ford
Edsel Ford
Selling Follows Calling of About 25 Million In Loans
Confused price movements marked today’s stock market with railroad strength. The call money rate rose from 4 to 434 percent as about 25 million dollars in loans were called. A rise in brokers’ loans and a looming weekly federal reserve report were seen as driving selling.
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Associated Press
New York
Federal Reserve Report
Death summons Mrs Harry Doll at Martinsburg
Mrs Millicent Scott Doll widow of Harry L Doll of Martinsburg West Virginia died at her home on East Burke Street after a long illness. Funeral from Trinity Episcopal Church in Martinsburg Saturday at 3 30 PM with Rev J L Oldham officiating. Interment in Green Hill Cemetery. Survived by son Harry L Doll Jr and daughter Rebecca Tidball Doll, a brother Alexander T Jones and three sisters Lucy Elizabeth and Mary Jones.
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Millicent Scott Doll
Harry Lee Doll
Martinsburg
Wa. Va
East Burke Street
City
Winches
Trinity Episcopal
Doll
Winchester
Beverley Randolph
Rebecca Tidball Jones
Gabriel Jones
King's Counsel
Frederick County
Harry L. Doll, Jr
Rebecca Tidball Doll
Alexander T. Jones
Lucy
Elizabeth
Mary Jones
Evangelist Watson Preaches On Our Need of Jesus at Rest of Christ
A large audience hears Evangelist Watson discuss four reasons humanity needs Jesus: as teacher to guide life, savior to forgive and transform, comforter in sorrow, and intercessor before judgment. The service features enthusiasm from the congregation and the Do Right Chorus, with out of town attendees from Stephens City Sunrise and Gore.
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Evan
Jerusalem
Evangelist Phillip
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Christ
Himefter
Evangelist Watson
Rest of
C. C. Watson
Stephens City
Sunrise
Gore
God
Federal Radio Commission Plans Major Station Cuts
The Federal Radio Commission has decided to reduce the number of operating U.S. radio stations next year from about 694 to potentially 494. The action targets about 200 stations to trim excess capacity and enforce standards.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Federal Radio Commission
December Storm Drains East With Flooding and Cold Snap
Storm-swept districts in New York Pennsylvania and Maryland face high winds rain and floods as December arrives cold. Williamsport and Cumberland endure 30 degree drops after hurricane force winds while Hornell New York sees 4 to 5 feet of water and 300 families marooned. Rail service in the Canistee river valley is curtailed and flood damage runs into thousands. Snow spreads from the Rockies to the upper Mississippi valley signaling winter’s advance toward the east.
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Associated Press
New York
New York State
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Williamsport
Cumberland
Williams
Hornell
N. Y
Canistee
Canistee River
Erie
Rochester
N. Ys
Caeeta
N.Y
Tory
Kansas
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi Valley
Montana
Wyoming
Lova
Middle West
Lillian Gish in Annie Laurie at Empire Tomorrow
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents Lillian Gish in Annie Laurie at the Empire Theatre tomorrow and Saturday. Norman Kerry stars opposite Gish in a fighting romance of the Scotch Highlands during Glencoe Massacres with matinees daily at lower prices than night shows.
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Lillian Gish
Annie Laurie
Empire Theatre
Norman Kerry
Miss Gish
Scotch Highlands
Glencoe
Four Die When Train Hits Car At Decatur Crossing
Four persons from Wiltshire Ohio were killed when an Erie Railroad meat train struck an automobile at a crossing in Decatur Indiana this morning. The victims are Alfred Stuttler 36 Hazel Lamonson 24 Mrs Kenneth Hoblet 23 and Robert Strickler 33.
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Associated Press
Decatur
Ind
Erie Railroad
Alfred Stuttler
Hazel Lamonson
Kenneth Hoblet
Robert Strickler
Wiltshire
Ohio
Gets 72 Years For Attacking a Girl
Charles Howard, 43, a Philadelphia resident, pleaded guilty before Judge Henry B. Ware in Camden Criminal Court to attacking 18 year old Josephine Moffa of Atco New Jersey last Friday. He was sentenced to 72 years in the New Jersey state prison. The case arose from the assault in Camden.
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Associated Press
Camden
N. J
Charles Howard
Philadelphia
Josephine Moffa
Atco
New Jersey State
Henry
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