Funeral services for Mrs Withers in Berryville
Mrs Mamie L Withers wife of A Withers prominent Clark county farmer died in Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore early Friday morning The funeral from Soldier's Retreat Berryville Sunday at 2 PM Rev Louis F Harper presiding Rev Dr Sydnor assisted pallbearers Dr H Allen L M Allen A L Allen Ky m Byrne e Warden Shade Moore Courtney Riley interment Green Hill Cemetery Berryville
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Berryville
Mamie L. Withers
A. Withers
Clark County
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Altimore
Soldier’s Rétreat
Louis F. Harper
Presbyterian Church
Sydnor
Charles Town
Dr. H. Allen
L. M. Allen
Winchester
A. L. Allen
Kym. Byrne. E. Warden
Shade Moore
Courtney Riley
Green Hill Cemetery
Work Suspended On Mountain Road
The Lee-Jackson highway near Millwood is open for winter traffic. Hard surfacing work is abandoned until spring. the unfinished section has been fixed with rock and will resume in warmer weather.
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Lee-Jackson
Millwood
Women Break Moonshine Ring in Dark Corner Raid
In Greenville County the Dark Corner district sees women take the lead in cracking down on illegal corn whiskey production long favored by moonshiners. Revenue agents are aided as numerous stills are destroyed and arrests occur without official lawmen, aided by ministers urging action.
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Associated Press
Greenville
8. C
Greenville County
Tidy Sum From Barrel Making Rappahannock
A terse note reports a tidy sum from barrel making tied to Rappahannock within the past four months. The fragment hints at revenue or production figures linked to local barrel craft. No clear individuals or organizations are named in readable text.
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Rappahannock
Apple output and theft report from county districts
More than 60 000 apple barrels sold at 70 cents each distributed over the county five magisterial districts totaling over 42000 dollars. Henry C Atkins is the leading producer with about 35000 barrels. A 192 Sedan with Virginia plate 72 137 city tag 654 and engine 13830663 is noted. A Ford sedan was stolen on Christmas Eve from North Cameron street belonging to Stewart Bell.
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Henry C. Atkins
Virginia
Stewart Bell
North Cameron Street
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Orndoff & Brown
Inito
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Sse L Lasky
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Ben Turpin
HM Hay
Imnes
Anita’ Stewart
George Sidney
Aoa Sers
Ian Spgs
Can Be Son
the Nus
Frank Pixley
Gustav Luders
Paul Powell
Fox Comedy and News
Kansas
Our Christmas Club
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Mrs. Withers
S. H. Hable
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
County Court House
Gray & Sheetz
A. T. Mussen
Baltimore
Buckle
Spring D Farm
Bartonville
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