Masonic Lodge Elects Officers for New Year
A. R. Breckenridge was elected worshipful master of Winchester Hiram Lodge No. 21 for the ensuing year. Other officers named include C. S. Hartman as senior warden, Rev. Clarence Woods as junior warden, W. E. Cooper as treasurer, C. Vernon Eddy as secretary, Dailey Slonaker as senior deacon, Woodhull W. Baker as junior deacon, with A. C. Slonaker named chaplain, Harry H. Wingfield as tiler, and W. S. Taylor and Claude Grim as stewards. Installation by W. B. Wagner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Breckenridge
Winchester
Hiram Lodge
R H. Pope
Masonic Temple
C. 5. Hartman
Clarence Woods
W. E. Cooper
C. Vernon
Eddy
Dailey Slonaker
Marshal Foch Sails Home After American Tour
Marshal Foch and Rene Viviani sailed to France aboard the Paris as cheers rang out across New York Harbor. Foch, subdued yet honored, carried gifts from the American people after a U S and Canada tour of 15 000 miles and over 500 speeches.
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Foch
Gray
Slight
Bimi
France
United States
Canada
Germany
Marshal Foch
Viviani
For Home
New York
Ferdinand Foch
Rene Viviani
Paris
America
City Hall
Hylan
Madame Foch
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester Authorized to Extend
The Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester Virginia is certified to have succession extended under federal law. The extension lasts until close of business December 12 1941 per amended articles. Acting Comptroller Thomas P Kane signs and seals the document.
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Treasury Department
Washington
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester
Winchester
Frederick
Virginia
Thomas P. Kane
National Bank of Winchester
T. P. Kane
Mr White Improves After Hospital Stay
Mr W S White of Baker and Company recently treated for heart disease at Memorial Hospital has returned to his apartment on West Piccadilly Street. His condition is reported improved and he attended Presbyterian Church services last Sunday.
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White
W. S. White
Baker and Company
Memorial Hospital
Local wholesale and retail market price quotes
The Star prints today’s quoted wholesale and retail prices from local markets. Values include butter and fat, young chickens, hams, turkeys, rabbits, flour, bran, corn meal, corn, rye, barley, hay, straw, and standard middlings with ranges for several items such as butter fat 0.6, creamery butter 0.8, and local flour per barrel 7.00 to 7.50 dollars.
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Star
Baltimore Markets And Local Church Funeral Notes
The page lists corrected wholesale market figures for Wheat Turkey Young chickens Hens Butter Rabbits Fat Steers and Hogs. It then reports a church funeral service at First Methodist Episcopal in Piedmont with Rev Spencer officiating and pallbearers named. A Cumberland case witness aftermath is noted alongside details of Rev McFarland and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Market Street Church
Winchester
Harry EF
Beck
Thoma M. Dickey
Benjamin W. Meeks
H. ©. Smith
Cumberland
A. Hart McKintey
Keyser
W. Va
Allen F. Poore
Frostburg
McFarland
Charles McFarland
Chambersville
County
McParland
Catherine
Esther
Wilbur
Kenneth
Loren
Susan McFarland
Aéar Cumberland
Cumberla
Bert Taschenberger
Charles Carder
Old
Wayne ©P der
Sa& Mill
Green Spring
May Meet in Virginia for 1922 Farmers Union Convention
Lynchburg is likely to host the 1922 convention of the National Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union, according to State Secretary George H. Bowles who returned to Lynchburg after attending the annual meeting in Topeka Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
National Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union
George H. Bowles
Topeka
Kas
Church Floor Sways as Funeral Service Delayed
At Oldtown Maryland church during the funeral of Rev John Melvin McFarland the building swayed and trembled prompting clergymen to pause the service after a gunshot death. The tone was one of urgency as ministers coordinated safety measures and a brief conference followed before proceeding.
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Oldtown
John Melvin McFarland
Oldtown Methodist Episcopal Church
McFarland
Harry G. Spencer
Piedmont
Benjamin ¥. DeVries
Cumberland
Eor
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Sonora
the League Shoe Store
Next Seal’s
Reliable Shoes and Hosiery
Jewelers
Optometrists
R. M. Swimley
Associated Press
Russia
House Foreign Affairs ‘Committee
Handley School
W. G. Hardy
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Hogduth Market St
Handley School Grounds
James B. Kemp
Charles Town
The
Commerce Motor Car Co
Detroit
Mich
Star Office
Empire Theatre
S. Washington St
W. T. Dover
Stephens City
Care Star
S. C. Rhode Island
L. F. Dorsey
Whetzel’s
Clearbrook
P. E. Campbell
Bell Phone
M. B. Turkeys
E. S. Rust
Relief
Harrisonburg
F. J. Davenport
J. C. Leonard
Civil Service Examiner
Equitable Budg
Dons
Care ‘Star. Com
E. Lane Ave
Masonic Lodge
Montross
Roger D. Eastlake
Sarah E. Knox
Baltimore
Margaret
Colonial Beach
Missy Knox
Richyt
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Petree Prites
Businese
Bell System
Chesapeake & Potomac
R. W. Stake
Ltney Ee
Mr. McFarland
Maryland
Mastin
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