Hotel to Host New Year's Eve Celebration
The American Hotels Corporation plans a large New Year’s Eve event at the Washington Hotel, featuring an orchestra and various dances. The hotel manager will arrange all details and decorate the venue brightly for a major year end celebration. In other social notes Mr. Byrd entertained friends at Tokus Inn for Miss Elizabeth Steck’s upcoming marriage to J Victor Arthur on New Year’s Eve. Ruth Lafollette of Trone county wed Frank C Eaton of Capon Bridge in a ceremony at the First Christian Church parsonage on West Clifford Street.
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Ae Hingtin
Gs Jdarge
Iby
Erican Hotels Corporation
Mr. Byrd
Steck
Thomas B. Byrd
Tokus Inn
Elizabeth Steck
John Steck
J. Victor Arthur
Lafollette
Frank C. Eaton
Ruth C. Lafollette
Trone
Capon Bridge
W. Va
First Tian Church
West Clifford
Str
Stuart
Victor Arthur
Personal notes of social events at Capon Bridge and nearby towns
Local society page lists Mr and Mrs Eaton preparing to make Capon Bridge their home. Miss Elizabeth Steck’s engagement to Victor Arthur is celebrated with a bridge party and kitchen shower. Numerous residents and visitors from Martinsburg, Front Royal, Berkeley and surrounding towns are noted for shopping, hosting guests, and travel plans during the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rgan
Eaton
Capon Bridge
Former Winchester resident a Roanoke jail inmate
William A. Clopper, once a Winchester resident and railway postal clerk, is in Roanoke jail on charges of taking money from letters. He and his family lived on North Kent Street and previously worked on the Winchester Baltimore accommodation train. An all day Christmas shooting match is planned one mile from Winchester on the North Western Grade with prizes of turkeys geese ducks and chickens.
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William A. Clopper
Roanoke
Winchester
North Kent Street
Clopper
Winchester-Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Carl J. Renner
Red Cross Work in Peace Time Questioned by Star Letters
Readers of The Star debate continuing Red Cross work after war ends. John Barton Payne is cited noting the Red Cross has always served as a broad relief and moral agency. Local secretary Miss Stowers is described as representing a large international body bringing measured aid rather than mere charity.
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Panar
Caritas Sane
Andrew Hell
Star
John Barton Payne
Red Cross
Whiteeater
Frederick County
Vilence
Miss Stowers
Sinsternational
Court Term Sets Trials for January Seventeenth
In the Corporation Court yesterday a slate of cases was listed for trial later in the term or at the January term including Robert Jenkins Francifi f and George Murnan with bonds renewed. Isaac Hodgson and I. D. Wright appeals from the Ne istrate's Court await trial January 19. Dr BE G Yost versus W Taylor Wal for over $300 in professional services is set for jury trial January 19.
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Corporation Court
Robert Jenkins
Francifi If
George Murnan Werg
Isaac Hodgso Ayd I. D. Wright
Fi Ne
Christmas Seal Novelty Attracts Attention At The Star
The Star front page features a 1924 Christmas seal illustration and envelope outline. Readers react with interest and discuss the seal’s attachment to mail in today’s issue. The Star notes strong demand for Christmas seals and shows how to affix the stickers to letters.
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the Star
Interfering with Home Relations Case in Court
A domestic relations matter proceeds in the Domestic Relations Court before Judge Frater. The case involves allegations of interfering with marital relations and the parties Abeiniss Charter Lived Century s:s and Montgomery charter connected to New York, New Jersey, and the city of New York. The document notes a charter dated January 15, 1730 and in force until 1880.
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Lewis Washington
Man Boydon
Anddg Gyorn
Pate Bylett
Domestic Relations Court
Frater
Abeiniss
Montgomery
New
John Montgomery
zouyMor’ Ceneral
York
Jersey
Jking
Dioxol Promises Cure for Toxins and Liver Ailments
Baker's Drug Store promotes Dioxol as a remedy to remove poisons from the liver and restore health. The ad claims toxins cause heart and kidney diseases and premature aging, urging use of the tablet at around ten drops daily. It warns against altered tablets and stresses authenticity of the original package.
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H. Fee
Refit
Baker's Drug Store
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North Main ST
Tc, Penney Company
M. B. Clowe
Carrie Williams
Eamonia Baker
Ohio
Fred Lemley
Stephens City
T. A. Ranking
Virginia O'Connor
Washington
Fannie Clark
Susan Howard
Albin
Martinsburg
William B
Timberlake
Brucetown
Robert A. Saffell
Front Royal
Charles W. Brown
North Braddock Street
H. B. Blair
Harry Blair
Philadelphia
Esther Nn Orford
Brownie Coleman
Herbert Russell
Clearbrook
Ursula O'Leary
Chesapeake and Rotomac, ‘Telephone Company
J. M. Strother
McKeesport
St. Petersburg
Fla
R. S. McNeely
Edward J. Peay
Parkersburg
W Va
Don G. Harmer
Vis
E. Harmer
Cork Street
The
Southern Railway Company
A. H. Scranton
T. J. Blair
Chicago
Don 8. Mattison
Theresa Lynch
James Thorpe
Pittsburg
Harry Albin
West
Cecil Street
Portia
Willa Bolingan
C. E. Fletcher
Goffe
Hagerstown, Md
M.C. Miller
C. H. Morgan
Aockport
J. T. Heard
Lkton
George Washington Hotel
Frank Milter
Hunk Waps
Frederick
West Virginia
Cumberland
Hane
Baltimore
Nis
Tre
New York
Jack Ho
Fine
Elgin Watch
Hamilton
Howard
South Bend
Ilinois
America
Ansarten
M. B. Clc
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Tse
Madame X Reductnay’ Corse
the Nathanson CO
XMAS
East Piccadilly Street
Robinson Tae Ray Rac Ag Corp
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