Jury acquits Rich ard Bogginson in Clearbrook shooting case
A Frederick county Circuit Court jury acquitted Rich ard Bogginson colored of complicity in the Sept 7 shooting at Clearbrook. The defense argued he only drove a car hired by Hagerstown negroes. one passenger, Harry Lynch, confessed to two shooters.
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Frederick County
Richard Bogginson
Clearbrook
Stuart Whettell
Bogginson
Hagerstown
Winchester
West Virginia
Harry Lynch
Hamilton
Lynch
Growers to Elect Officers January 6
The Frederick County Fruit Growers and Farmers Association will hold its annual meeting on Saturday January 6 at 2 p m in the Handley Library Auditorium. Elections of officers will be held and purchasing of supplies and matters of importance will be discussed. J R Dushane Secretary.
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Frederick County Fruit Growers’ and Farmers’ Association
Handley Library
J. R. Dushane
Sec’y
Adams & Adams Postpones Office Hours Until January Second
Our office will be closed until Monday January 2 due to illness in our family. Adams and Adams chiropractors.
Xmas Savings Club offer from Shen Valley National Bank
We invite you to join the Xmas Savings Club for 1923 with weekly payments of varying amounts. The bank promises prompt service and interest, with a convenient window for deposits at Shen Valley National Bank.
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Xmas Savings Club
SHEN
Valley National Bank
Shenandoah Valley Bank Opens Holiday Savings Club
Shenandoah Valley National Bank invites customers to join a Christmas savings club with graded deposits from 10c to $5.00, promising paid back with interest before Christmas. Savings accounts earn 3 percent, CDs 4 percent. Open Saturdays 7 to 9 PM.
Sale of 8 room residence at 1010 South Main St
In front of the Court House at 12 noon this Saturday a desirable eight room house with a large lot at 1010 South Main Street will be sold. Immediate possession will be given according to sale bills.
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South Main St
Court House
Young mother dies of peritonitis in Winchester
Regina Douglas Seal, 29, wife of John H. Seal Jr., died after a brief illness of peritonitis at her father in law's home in Winchester. Born in Spottswood and educated at Fort Loudoun Seminary and Mary Baldwin, she left two young children, Ann and John, and her husband to mourn her. Funeral arrangements will be set after her father arrives from Spottswood.
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John H. Seal, Jr
Regina Douglas Seal
John H. Seal
J. H. Seal
West Cork Street
Seal
Winchester
Spottswood
Mr. Seal
Mrs. Seal
George Luther Dull
Ann Douglas
John Hamilton
Marvin Dull
Fort Loudoun
Mary Baldwin Seminary
Staunton
North Carolina
Centenary Reformed Church
Attractively Located Home On Clifford Street
Real estate listing for a groom house with bath and sleeping porch between Main and Market on Clifford Street. Describes the property as attractive with the price labeled as right. Winchester Realty Co. contact details provided.
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New Groom House
Bath
Main
Market Sts
Clifford
Winchester Realty CO
County Couple Married Here
Melvin H. Ebersole and Miss Pauline C. Granelli, both of the Stephens City section of Frederick county, were married late yesterday afternoon at the parsonage of the United Brethren Church on North Avenue by Rev. George W. Stover. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Granelli, and the groom, a cooper by trade, is the son of Mr. and Mrs David Ebersole. They expect to make their home in the county.
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Melvin H. Ebersole
Pauline C. Granelli
Stephens City
Frederick County
United Brethren Courch
North Avenue
George W. Stover
Charles Granelli
David Ebersole
Stockholders Meeting of Shenandoah Valley National Bank
The annual stockholders meeting for election of directors will be held in the bank room on Tuesday January 9 1923 at eleven oclock. Shenandoah Valley National Bank Winchester Va by W G Hardy cashier Dec 8 1922.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester
W. G. Hardy
John Murnan Dies in Atlanta Telegram Reports
A telegram announces the death of John Murnan a Winchester native in a sanitarium in Atlanta Georgia He had been in poor health for about six months The deceased formerly ran the Ansley hotel in Atlanta and earlier worked with Patrick H Reardon in Winchester He leaves a large family including his mother Mrs Alice Murnan and brothers J Edward Maurice Murnan M B Murnan and others Funeral plans call for his remains to be brought to Winchester for interment at a later date.
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John Murnan
Winchester
Atlanta
Georgia
Murnan
Alice Murnan
Mtter
Mr. Murnan
M. B. Murnan
J. Edward Murnan
Maurice M. Murnan
J. Taylor Murnan
Jacksonville
Fla
Nora E. Murnan
Harrisonburg
Georgie Groves
Mamie A. Murnan
Nannie E. Murnan
MISS STEWART IN PERSON AT EMPIRE TONIGHT
Miss Bebe Stewart cousin of Anita Stewart performs tonight at the Empire Theatre in a personal appearance with a studio scene and moving picture apparatus. Audience members may go on stage for a free film, with tests for volunteers and free copies mailed to participants after the eight thirty show. Continuous screenings all week.
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Empire Theatre
Bebe Stewart
Anita Stewart
Fine Arts Pictures
Baltimore
The
Empire
Wilson Birthday Greetings From Winchester Committee
Winchester Virginia December 28 1922 the Winchester Committee for the Woodrow Wilson Foundation Fund telegrams Hon Woodrow Wilson Washington D C greeting him on his sixty sixth birthday. Message from B M Roszel chairman Lucy F Kurtz secretary H D Fuller treasurer and others praising his work for America and humanity.
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Winchester
Woodrow Wilson
Washington, D. C
Woodrow . Wilson Foundation Fund
America
B. M. Roszel
Lucy F. Kurtz
Sedy
H. D. Fuller
Frances Peyton Page
Bertha Snapp
George B. Roszel
B. F. Arthur, JR
Christmas Radiator Coves and Jewelry Found on Rouss Ave
Mystery items including radiator coves rebes chains and a topaz breastpin were reported on Rouss Ave in Mid-City. Mrs. George Barrie offers a $4 reward for return or information, with contact details provided.
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Rouss Avé
Ottra
George Barrie
Chester Section Tour Details Include Lower Valley
Tour notes mention 18.70 figures for the Lower Valley area and list Chester Section details. No additional context or names provided.
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Oop
Lower Valley
Michigan Tours Plan 1923 Caravan to Washington and Winchester
J H Brown of Battle Creek announces the fifth annual Michigan Automobile Tours to Washington D C with over 100 cars pledged. The itinerary includes Winchester and the Shenandoah Valley on the homeward leg. The route covers nine states, limits cars to about 210, and favors campfire programs and civic hospitality in Winchester.
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J. H. Brown
Battle Creek
Chamber of Commerce
Fair Grounds
Washington
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
New Market
Michigan Automobile Tours
J. Brown
Mr. Brown
Andrew Bell
Lower
Michigan
Washington, D. C
Brown
Bell
United States
Toshington
George B. Horton
Fruit Ridge
Fremont
Akron
Grove’ City
Pittsburgh
Uniontown
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Frederick
Wheeling
Zanesville
Columbus
Findlay
Oho
Minors Barred From Pool Rooms Enforcement Grows
Police move to enforce an 18 year age limit at pool rooms in East Winchester. Toni Armstead faces a fine for permitting underage patrons after Lester Parker, 16, was found playing there. Parker’s family Bible confirms his age and he is released on a promise to avoid driving until 18.
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Toni Armstead
East Winchester
Dove
Lester Parker
Parker
Armstead
Winchester
Handley Heights lots on market and public notices
Deeds show Handley Heights property near Valley Turnpike west of Handley School grounds listing 24 building lots. Lot sales by Baker and Shryock. property within corporation limits. Also notices of lost overcoat and velvet handbag at local dance, a high school alumni dance on Dec 29, and poultry wanted by Cal Bell.
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Corporation Court
Handley Heights
Valley Turnpike
Handley School
Harry C. Stouffer
Baker and Shryock
Corporation
Jack
Baker & Shrycks
Richard Gray
Money Makes a Merry Christmas Savings Club Ad
Miss Rebecca Eddy leaves for Baltimore to visit relatives and friends for a few days. The notice promotes a Christmas Savings Club offered by Commercial & Savings Bank as a seasonal savings opportunity.
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Rebecca Eddy
Baltimore
City Council Tackles School Board Request for 15000
The Star prints the first of two installments by City Councilman J H Henry examining the public school funding request of 15000 and the Handley funds. He cites Virginia law and council limits while promising thorough investigation of spending and value.
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The
Star Today
J. H. Henry
Mr. Henry
the Star
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Richmond
Grim
Handley Board
Mll
Page
Investment Advertisement for Hansbrough and Carter
Absolutely safe securities issued in blocks of 100 dollars and up non taxable interest paid promptly Hansbrough and Carter Winchester Virginia Insurance Loans Real Estate.
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Hansbrough & Carter
Winchester
Safe deposit boxes offered for rent in burglar proof vault
Advertises safe deposit boxes for wills insurance policies bonds mortgages and other securities. Highlights protection from fire or theft and annual prices from two to ten dollars.
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SHEN
Valley National Bank
Orchard Supply Co. Causes Fatal Harm With Poison Plan
A report describes a fatal harm linked to a plan involving poison, wheat, special glass containers, and strychnine sulfate. Mentions tree protectors and wood saw frames and saws in connection with the incident. The article names Orchard Supply Co. as connected to the event.
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WIN
Orchard Supply CO
Lost Overcoat Found at Rouss Hall Reminder
Lost overcoat reported at Rouss Hall. Please return to Victor Arthur to recover the coat.
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Will
American Legion
Rouss Hall
Victor Arthur
Fresh Milk Best Grade at Jones' Creamery Ad
Local ad notes fresh milk of best grade from Jones' Creamery with pickup details. Mentions QT Daily De Livery and Bell phone for orders and hints at a Farmers and Merchants National Bank back-page advertisement.
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Bell Phone
Jones’ Creamery
The
Farmers and Merchants National Bank, Iptt
License tag system for 1923 motor vehicles adopted
The Chamber of Commerce prepared to issue licenses for trucks and motorcycles as the secretary’s department oversees motor vehicles. About 100,000 tags have been distributed to cities, with 1923 license sets ready by February 7 and penalties for late issuance. Fees vary by vehicle type, with passenger cars 60 cents per horsepower and a minimum of 10 dollars, trucks 15 dollars per ton plus extras, and dealers 50 dollars. Registration required on transfer and ownership changes require reregistration.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ae Ce
Bell
Commerce
Loc
D Ter
Frederick
Ders Chamber of Ree
Avin
Addi al
South End Hose Hall Decorated For Christmas Display
Santa Claus visited the South End Hose Camp on West Monmouth Street to view festive decorations. The hall features green and red greenery and lights with a central cotton tree and trée décor. Decorations remain until after the company meeting on Monday when a large crowd is expected for the election.
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Christmore
Santa Claus
South End
Monmouth Street
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Richard Ed
Negry
Adams & Adams, Chiropractors
MAS Savings Club
Val
Main St
Herman H, Hable
TRY Herrell’s Real Estate
Winchester, VA
Stockholders’ Meeting
Empire Tonight
John Marnes
Miss Stewart
Wilson
Woodrow Wilsdn
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Mr. Wilson
Michigan Associ
Ation
Chester
Mr. Bell
Valley of Virginia
Winchester Fair Grounds
Is Hall
Marshall Baker
Star Office
H. D. Albin
Commercial & Savings Bank
Cley
State Department of Public
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