Groom Weds Miss Hilda Racey in County Ceremony
The groom and Miss Hilda Racey, sister of the groom, married yesterday. The groom is Asa 8. Racey’s son and a farmer. They will reside with the groom’s father and have many county friends who wish them happiness.
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Hilda Racey
Mr. Racey
Asa
Racey
Xmas Mail Breaks Local Records at Winchester Post Office
The Winchester post office reports Christmas mail volume likely set a new record, with no delays despite heavy throughput. Guards protect mail, rural carriers to work Monday, and general delivery hours adjusted to handle the surge and ensure continued service.
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Winchester
Sibert
Wallpaper and window shades sale by Thomas and Messer Co
Advertising notice for wallpaper at 124c each pattern gilt 16c each. Window shades priced from 49c. Store location listed as 1015 West Baltimore Street Baltimore Maryland. Dated 11-21-26.
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Thomas & Messer Company
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Baltimore, Md
Mr Racey Weds Miss Rosenberger
Announcement of the marriage between Olaf May Rosenberger and Raymond Mitchell Racey, noting their ties to a well known trade circle and their social standing. The notice highlights the union of two prominent families and marks a social milestone in the community.
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MR. Racey
Miss Rosenberger
Olaf May Rosenberger
Raymond “Mitchell Raey
Frade
Estate of Elias J Athey administration granted
Letters of administration issued to Joseph O Athey for the estate of Elias J Athey of Winchester Frederick County Virginia. Creditors must present claims for probated settlement and debtors must settle promptly. Administrator Joseph O Athey care of J H Athey Winchester Va. 21-2w
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Elias J. Athey
Winchester
Frederick County
Joseph O, Athey
Marriage Seen in Ick County Church Service
The ceremony on December 21 was performed by Rev. Hupman of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Rosenberger, wore a navy tailored suit with matching hat and gloves. Relatives including Mr and Mrs Copenhaver, brother-in-law and sister, attended.
First Baptist Church Christmas Services Plan
The First Baptist Church outlines Christmas Day services with sermons on A Grand Old Man's First Christmas and Glad Tidings at 11:00 and 7:30. The morning choir sings The Christmas Song, the evening program When the Christmas Angels Sing, plus Bible school at 9:45 and young people's union at 6:30. A Tuesday Christmas festival and treat will follow, with sweets for all Sunday school departments.
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First Baptist Church
Bible School
Young People’s Union
Sésgion
Egyptian disorder erupts as nationalist agitation spreads
In Cairo on December 24 Associated Press reports disorders linked to Egyptian nationalist agitation flaring up. Soldiers moved to quell disturbances as political tensions rise and security forces respond to protests and unrest.
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Cairo
Egypt
Gizeh Violence Spurs British Troop Deployment
In Gizeh a raid on government surveyees by eel raiders prompted British troops to rush from Cairo to quell the disturbance. The incident left five killed and twenty wounded among the native party. Cairo remained quiet with no further disturbances reported.
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Gizeh
Cairo
Winchester Orchard Supply Company elects new directors
At a recent meeting of the common stockholders W. P. Massey R. E. Griffith Allan Bond and F. Massey were elected directors for the ensuing year.
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Winchester Rchard Supply Company, Inc
W. P. Massey
R. E. Griffith
Allan, Bond
Harrison for Supreme Bench takes shape in Virginia
Richmond dispatch reports prospective candidates for the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals following Judge Saunders death. Rep Thomas W. Harrison is backed by supporters and may present his name for legislative ratification. Other named contenders include Juda Roberta Southall Jesse F. West H. Dalston Dillard John M Hurt and Roanoke bar endorsement shifts the field.
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Richmond
The
Times Dispatch
Supreme Court of Appeals
BE. W. Saunders
Thomas W. Harrison
Virginia
Juda Roberta
Southall
Amelia
Jesse F. West
Surry
J. Harvey
Danville
Eugene Withers
Damville
H. Dalston Dillard
Franklin
John M. Hurt
Roanoke
W. R. Staples
Robert C. Jackson
History Moves on Wheels
A concise meditation traces transportation from ancient stone carts to modern devices as the driving force behind civilization’s progress through the ages.
Landon Opinion Notes Age Gaps Between Man and Woman
In an opinion column Landon writes that a man appears as old as he seems while a woman appears ten or even more years older, prompting thoughts on perceptions of aging and gender.
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Clara Kimball Young
Steen
Landon
Alumni Banquet at Hotel Evans Tuesday Evening
The Wingchester Alumni Association plans its annual banquet at the hotel on Tuesday evening the 27th. Dr Ballou may attend instead of Dr Smith due to travel delays. efforts continue to secure Ballou. After the banquet the Alumni will reconvene in Rouss Hall at 7 30. Tickets from W Shryock. early purchase urged to gauge seating.
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Winghester Ieni Association
Dr. Smith
Smith
Chester
Ballou
Schools
Washington, D. C
Lou
F Clerk
Ing
M. M. Lynch
Proposal to curb U-boats at naval conference
An American program for limiting marine tonnage was presented at the Washington naval conference. It would cap submarine tonnage at 60,000 for Great Britain and the United States, with France Italy and others kept at about current levels. The plan would reduce US and UK tonnage by about one third, leaving Italy and France near 2 tons, and no definite action was taken.
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Washington
naval @rliament
Great Britain
United
Italy
United States
Aifom
Christmas Tree Illuminated by Community Ceremony
The Christmas tree erected yesterday before the county courthouse will be illuminated at 7 30 this evening. Pupils from Handley School will sing and Mayor W W Glass will give a brief address and distribute gifts to children. Everyone is invited to attend and join in the community song service.
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Coty Court House
Handley
W. W. Glass
School of Christ
Estant Episcopal Church
Unfair Advantage in Early Horse Race Oddity
A fragmented market ad notes an odd local racing scene with a horse and driver confrontation. The lines hint at a brash boast and a risky challenge amid a crowd, reflecting early 20th century penny press tone.
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