Mrs. Ebien Bradley Dies After Fall and Stroke
Mrs. Ebien Bradley 77, longtime resident of this city, died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a fall in her yard led to a broken leg and a stroke from years past. She was born in 1846 in Hampshire County West Virginia and married Hugh Bradley in 1884. Survived by siblings and nieces and nephews, funeral from Sacred Heart Church at 10 AM next Monday, interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Bradley
Stephens ‘City
Barney Reilley
East Gérard Street
Bradley
Hampshire County
W. Va
Margaret Fultz
Belle Spicer
Spring Gap
Zirkle Marries Mary Harriett in Cumberland Maryland
A marriage license was issued in Cumberland Maryland to Eugene Maurice Beckman a 21 year old carpenter of Cumberland and Miss Mary Harriett Zirkle of Stephens City Frederick County Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland, Md
Eugene Maurice Beckman
Mary Harriett. Zirkle
Stephens City
Frederick County
Defendant in Court Ordered to Produce Nichols or Face Judgment
The court demands Tony Patton produce Bob Nichols in court by next Monday or a $200 judgment may be entered against Patton. Nichols is charged with illegal possession of liquor, indicted while on bail, and has not yet surrendered to the sheriff. Nichols’s bond remains in effect and Patton is his bondsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Patton
Bob Nichols
Patton
Nichols
Mr.Patton
City Court at Winchester Opens February Term Next Monday
The February term of the Court of Winchester will convene next Monday. No jury is planned for the start. if later needed as the term progresses a jury may be summoned. No cases are scheduled for next Monday.
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Court of Winchester
Farmers to Discuss Clarke County Bond Issue Meeting
Clarke and Berryville farmers are invited to an open discussion on the proposed bond issue at the Court House in Berryville. The meeting is to coordinate on the time of the proposition with Dabney Harrison as chairman.
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Clarke
Fredd A
Court House
Berryville
Dabney Harrison
Witness testifies to seeing Pollard with stenographer in home
A neighbor testified that Mrs. Thelma Ham Richardson was seen with real estate broker Thomas Pollard in his well lit home the night of her murder. She identified Richardson from newspaper photos, a key point for prosecutors in Pollard’s Hastings Court murder trial.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Thelma Ham Richardson
Thomas Pollard
Virginia
J. W. Jones
Hastings Court
At. Pollard
Weather forecast 36 hours more of cold weather
The weather bureau reports temperatures to rise slightly in the middle and upper Mississippi Valley while the east of the Mississippi remains cold and generally fair for at least 36 more hours. The Associated Press notes continued widespread cold conditions nationwide.
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Associated Press
Washington
Misssissippi
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Inquire Into Embassy Liquor by House Vote
The House ordered a formal inquiry into the alleged intoxicating liquor practices of foreign diplomats by a 189 to 113 vote. The probe targets Secretary Mellon who advised he could not provide the information. Daniel B. E. Wright of Panama arrived on a visit.
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Associated Press
House
Mellon
House Judiciary Committee
Daniel BE. Wright
Panama
Mata
Merchants Form Winchester Credit Association
Merchants of Winchester and Frederick county organize the Merchants' Credit Association. A by laws committee named A H Jackson Ralph Rosenberger Walker McC Bond led the effort. Officers elected include President George B Chap ae Vice President Marion Secretary Simao Bell. Board members listed include C W Tren Percy Miller A Davis A H Jaley William Ramsay Ralph Rosenberger Alten mart Howard Solenberger and C P McVicar. The group plans methods used by Virginia credit associations and invites all merchants to learn more at the Chamber of Commerce office.
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Charings of Commerce
Merchants’ Credit Associum of
Winchester
Frederick
A. H. Jackson
Ralph Rosenberger
Walker McC. Bond
Cena
Moon
George B. Chap
Marion
Simao Bell
H.C. x
C. W
Tren
Percy Miller
A. Davis
A. H. Jaley
William Ramsey
Ralp Rosenberger
Alten
Mart
Howard Solenberger
C. P. McVicar
Virinia
de Bell
Win
Taanmaerioe 3
Cham
Mrs Bunting Sues Mother In Law for Alienation of Affections
Baltimore Feb 16 Mrs Lucy B Bunting sues her mother in law Mrs Julia A Bunting for 10000 damages claiming alienation of her husband Carl K Bunting. The suit names the Belmont Inn proprietor as defendant and cites marriage on Oct 27 1922 and estrangement since Dec 29. Carl B Bunting denies his mother’s involvement.
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Baltimore
Carl KE. Bunting
Lucy B. Bunting
Julia A. Bunting
G. Tyler Smith
Carl B. Bunting
Ruth Maddox
Lucy Haymaker
Winchester
Harry Kirk
Claude Showalter
Washington
Bunting
Forged Stewart Escapes After Check Fraud Pair
Chief of Police Doran issues lookout for Ralph Stewart, escapee from state convict road No. 20. A Berkeley Springs resident, he used a French wartime service record to swindle money with forged checks. Pleaded guilty, received two years hard labor. captured in Washington DC. He is about 27 and has a wife in Berkeley Springs.
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Doran
Ralph Stewart
Winchester
France
Stewart
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Four and A Half Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Whiskey Heist Reported at Colgate Station Warehouse
Prohibition agents were informed of a robbery at the Federal Distilling Company warehouse near Camp Holabird Colgate station. Ten barrels of whiskey were removed after intruders sawed through the door hinges to gain entry.
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Baltimore
Federal Distilling Company
Colgate Station
Camp Holabird
Prohibition
Tomb of Tutankhamen Unearthed Richest Egyptian Find
Luxor Egypt Feb 16 British archaeologists opened the inner chamber of a tomb and uncovered the sarcophagus of Pharaoh Tutankhamen along with rich furnishings. In New York Ambrose Lansing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art called the tomb the richest treasure trove ever found in Thebes Thebes necropolis, noting most rulers' tombs had been looted.
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Luxor
Egypt
New York
Pharoah Ait Pikcainoe
Valley of the Kings
Ancient
Thebes
Ambrose Lansing
Theetropolitan Museum of Art
Mr. Lansing
Emma Snapp Returns From Long Visit to New York and Washington
Miss Emma Snapp has returned from a lengthy visit to friends in New York and Washington after traveling for several weeks.
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Emma Snapp
New York
Washinston
Opposed Virginia road bond by Pearisburg resident letter
Pearisburg resident Judee Martin Williams writes to Senator Crockett objecting to the twelve million dollar road bond. She cites prudent state budgeting and warns against government extravagance, arguing debt should match real needs and reflecting on past road expenditures.
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Virginia
Judee Martin Williams
Pearisburg
Giles Cowhty
Virginia House of Delegates
J. H. Crockett
Wytheville
Pearlsboro
Crockett
Moore
Real Estate Sale Notice in Winchester Virginia
SALE CITY and COUNTY REALTY offers two farms and a city dwelling of late S. R. Smith known as Duck Smith for sale in front of the County Court House Winchester Va at 11 oclock Saturday Feb 17th. See adv Jas P Reardon Spl Comr R L Petrie.
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S. R. Smith
Duck Smith
County Court House
Winchester
Adv
Jas. P. Reardon
R R. L. Petrie
FATHER HAWKINS TO JOIN RELATIVES AT KELLER FARM
Charles Edgar Hawkins and their sister Mrs Burke have arrived from New Foundland to take possession of the old William Keller home near Winchester on the Berryville pike. The farm of about 15 acres was purchased by Rev George H Hawkins who plans retirement from parish work in New Foundland. The family expects Father Hawkins to join them soon and live at the Keller place with B M Sullivan the local real estate dealer arranging the sale.
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Charles and
Edgar Hawkins
Burke
New Foundland
William Keller
Winchester
Berryville Pike
George H. Hawkins
Father Hawkins
Keller Farm
Shenandoah Valley
B. M. Sullivan
Young People’s Social At First Baptist Church Tonight
An attractive and interesting musical program plus other entertainments has been prepared for a social at 8 o'clock this evening. The event is hosted by the young people's union and all members and friends are invited to attend for a pleasant evening together.
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First Baptist Church
Mr George L Craig Improves After Operation At Memorial
Mr George L Craig of North Brad dock street underwent a serious operation at Memorial Hospital last Saturday. He is improving steadily and expects to leave the hospital next week. A cream limestone farm is advertised for sale on March third by CC. Wall and EL W Myers of Charles Town West Virginia are listed in the notice.
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George L. Craig
North Braddock Street
Memorial Hospital
Wall
EL W. Myers
Charles Town
W. Va
Half Day School Sessions Amid Illness and Weather
Public schools operated half days today amid sickness and cold weather. John Kerr building had 50 percent attendance with seven of 14 teachers absent, while Equity school saw four of 23 teachers ill. Kerr children dismissed at 10 am and staff moved to Equity. drill at Equity omitted. Colored school attendance was 30 percent. Principal Powell Gibson ill. Rev. John H. Quiett filled in. Portable classrooms were mostly heated to 70 degrees though one unit lagged, glass panes knocked out by high winds yesterday.
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Equity
John Kerr
Equity School
Kerr School
F. BE. Clerk
East Piccadilly Street
Powell Gibson
John H. Quiett
Coburn Minstrels Bring Eve to Empire Theatre
George E. Wintz presents the Coburn Minstrels show Eve at the Empire Theatre with a 30 member company and full orchestra. Seats are on sale at the box office with Lent pricing and reserved seating for colored patrons. The troupe performs Cumberland, Maryland for two days with matinees, then returns to a run that will fill the house for weeks.
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George E. Wintz
Empir Theatre
Empire
Cumberland
the Empire
Surprise Birthday Party for Mr. J Henkel Henry
Mrs Henry hosted a birthday surprise for her husband Mr J Henkel Henry on Tuesday night with about forty guests. The evening featured games music and refreshments as friends wished him many more happy returns.
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J. Henkel Henry
Mrs. Henry
Mr. Henry
Mrs. M. B. Pine Sale in Brucetown
Brucetown residents are invited to Mrs. M. B. Pine's sale featuring household and kitchen furniture including radiator covers and ladders. The event takes place February 17 with items such as alcohol and chains for sale at Mid City Garag.
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Mid City
M. B. Pine
Brucetown
Swartz and Bradfield Wed in Home Ceremony
Lewis R. Swartz and Miss Hazel L. Bradfield were married February 14 by Rev. W. H. Samples at the clergyman's residence 34 National Avenue. The notice also lists employment ads and visits in the Martinsburg area.
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Lewis R. Swartz
Hazel L. Bradfield
W. H. Sampsell
The
United Brethren Chure
National Avenue
Pure Fresh Water Supplied in Frederick County
Notice shows Wm. J. Gochenour, well driller of Maurertown VA, supplying pure fresh water in Frederick County. Public service ad notes local availability and contact details for drilling services.
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Frederick Co
Wm. J.gochenour
Maurertown
Lad Gray McAllister Jr Struck by Car in Louisville
Gray McAllister Jr., 15, son of Rev Dr J Gray McAllister, was hit by Magistrate Carroll Smiths car at Bardstown Road and Beechwood Avenue while alighting from a streetcar. He was dragged eighty six feet and seriously injured. witnesses say the speeding auto struck after the car had halted.
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Louisville
Times
Gray McAllister, Jr
Meta Russell
Winchester
Haag
Highland
J. Gray McAlister, Jr
J. Gray McAllister
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Carroll
Bardstown
FR. L. Johnson
Louisville Railway Company
F. Wielafid
Robert M Henry to sell sixty lots in Virginia deal
Robert M Henry has signed with Conrad Realty Company of Harrisonburg to sell around 60 parcels from the Montague Hall stock farm near Valley Turnpike. The lots front the turnpike and several streets will be cut, including a 70 foot wide boulevard. Sale expected potentially in early spring.
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Robert M. Henry
Conrad Realty Company
Harrisonburg
Montague Hall Stock Farm
New Ley
Henry
Weems Family Heads to Europe on Continental Trip
Mr and Mrs B V Wees and their daughter Miss Wiessace sailed for Europe after closing their F Avenue house last fall. They plan to spend time in Switzerland and other continental countries. Their Atlantic City cottage is occupied by Mrs E Cisee and her daughter Mrs J P Campbell.
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B. V. Wee
Miss Wiessace
F Avenue
Poms City
Europe
Switzerland
Atlantic City
E. ¢Gisee
J. P. Campbell
House ignores Ford offer on Muscle Shoals policy
Washington feb 16 Republican leaders in the House said the remainder of the current Congress session will not act on Henry Ford's Muscle Shoals offer. The legislative program for this period is being developed by the House leaders.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congie
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
House
Family Ties Tie Lakeland Winter Stay in Florida
In Florida for late winter, Mrs. Bentley Kern has closed her Amheret street home for the season. She and her daughter Miss Elizabeth Kern remain with her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Alexander W. Kinney at their Lakeland home. Miss Katherine Kernig is spending several months in Richmond, Virginia.
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van Ow
Bentley Kern
Amheret Street
Elizabeth Kern
Alexander ‘W. Kinney
Lakeland
Fla
Katherine, Kernig
Richmond
IS SHOT DOWN: AV IATOR Earl Remington slain near home
Los Angeles, Feb 16. Earl Remington, aviator and car engineer, was shot near the yard of his home in an exclusive residential district. Investigators opened the case as a slaying with unknown motive. A large portfolio remained in his car, and an autopsy showed two bullet holes. Remington had recently been identified as a bank designer and electrical engineer.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Earl Remington
Remington
Sogton
Ted
Mac Remington
All Protective Association
Convoluted Report From Frederick Convent Visit
A fragmented dispatch describes a pursuit involving a captain and a nun at a Baltimore related convent. The State's Attorney and Sheriff Jones reportedly traveled to Frederick as part of an inquiry, with unclear timing and details surrounding the nun's statements.
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Camden
Cole
Jones
Baltimore
Acco
Frederick
Eélia
Mr Sam Byers Ill at Home in Frederick County
Friends learn that Mr Sam Byers a retired farmer and singer from near Franklin County Pa has been confined to his North Main home for a week with precarious condition. He has long been active in county fairs and livestock judging and is regarded as an expert in the field.
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San .Byers
North Main
Frederick County
Franklin County
Win
Special City Council Meeting Called This Evening
A special meeting of the council has been called for this evening in the city hall to consider continuing business. Miss Ida L. Wyndham is reported to be several days in town, likely visiting her millinery establishment.
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E Council
Ida. L
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Forger Stewart
Martin Williams
Sale City and County Realty
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Minstrels
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