Local theater event includes Miss Spangler at gala
A busy day in the region featured Miss Spangler and other young ladies promoting voting cards at a reception for visiting officials from Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The group visited The Black Cat and Ki ne lab with the Baltimore station events wrapping by noon.
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Atre
Anne Mor
Glass
Black Cat
Kane
Kine
Spader
Eucee
Katherine
Charles Borum
Richard Wright
Bielowbe
Baltimore
Spangler
Bethlehem Steel, Corporation, Finance and Guaranty Company
Mass Meeting on State Bond Issue and Gas Tax
A mass meeting for Winchester and Frederick County citizens is set to discuss the state bond issue and the proposed gasoline tax for roads. It will be held at the Winchester courthouse on Saturday March 24 at 2 p.m. Invited speakers include Senator Keezell Senator Byrd Delegate Richards and Mr Dabney Harrison. The event aims to hear full discussion on a significant matter.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Court House
Keezell
Byrd
Richards
Dabney Harrison
Sale Day Old Chicks From Red Bud Poultry Farm
Five hundred day old chicks due to hatch February 22. Eggs hatch date listed with price seven dollars seventy-five per hundred chicks. Red Bud Poultry Farm Eli Hinger manager contact Blu Phone 2013.
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Red Bud Poultry Farm
Eli Iigher
Mgr
Blu
Handley Library Closed Tomorrow
The Handley Library will be closed a day tomorrow on account of the holiday Washington's Birthday. This is one of the five holidays observed in the year.
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Handley Library
Washington
White's Sale on Fort Royal Road February 23
An advertisement notes White's sale on Fort Royal Road February 23 at 10 o'clock featuring farm goods. A separate Tanquary farm catalog day on February 24 lists horses colts ales hogs cows ewes lambs implements and other farm items. Elizabeth Barr arrives from Lynchburg Virginia and stays with her parents and Mrs C Fred Barr on West ey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frort ‘Royal Road
C. F. Swartz
Elizabeth Barr
Lynchburg, Va
C. Fred Barr
Manas Burned Man Taken to Winchester Hospital
Aaron Chilcott of Woodstock Virginia received severe burns last Sunday when he fell against a red hot stove. He was brought to Winchester by auto and later admitted for treatment after District Nurse Gertrude Higgins persuaded him to seek care. Burns cover neck throat and upper body and he had not removed clothing since the incident.
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Aaron ‘Chilcott
Woodstock
Norial ‘Hospital
Winchester
J. C. Haun
North Market Street
Gertrude Higgins
Haun
Chilcott
William Cabell Seddon dies in Baltimore
Father of Mrs. Nelson and husband of the rector's wife at Christ Church died at his Baltimore home after a week long illness. Regular Lenten services will be held at 7:30 this evening in Core Church and Friday services at 5 o clock will be conducted by Rev. B. D. Chambers of MilWood.
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William. Cabell Seddon
Nelson
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Church
Baltimore
B. D. Chambers
MilWood
VeeTee
Federation of Bible Classes Formed in City Churches
A federation of eight Bible classes from city churches was formed at a meeting in Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South. Officers elected include President Roy A. Larrick and vice presidents M. V. B. Snake and T. R. Cather. secretary C. P. Amory and treasurer W. H. Bosserman.
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Golden Rule
Braddock Street
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Mutual Belp. Ree
Roy A. Larrick
M. V. B. Snake
T. R. Cather
C. P. Amory
W. H. Bosserman
Mrs James M Lockhart Improved at East Cork Street Home
Mrs James M Lockhart wife of the Rock Enon Springs proprietor has been moved to 18 East Cork Street to receive medical attention. She is accompanied by her daughter and daughters in law Mrs Clinton Larrick of Chambersville and Mrs Turner Lockhart of Rock Enon Springs. She is somewhat improved today.
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James M. Lockhart
Rock Enon Springs
Esther Harris
East Cork Street
Winchester
Clinton Larrick
Chambersville
Turner Lockhart
Couple Convicted in Morality Case Sentences Met
Mrs Lulie Cain and Clarence Peer were found guilty of a morality statute in police court before Mayor Glass. Peer fined 100 dollars with costs. Cain sentence deferred due to health. Cain, mother of four, had separated from her husband and lived above a market. Peer found in her bed after arrest.
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Lulie Cain
Clarence Peer
Glass
Peer
Coss
Cain
Herbert Cain
North Market Street
Tree Planting Advocated by Schneiderhan
Plant pathologist F J Schneiderhan urges a city wide tree planting campaign in Winchester this spring. He links civic virtue and beauty with practical steps, calling for cooperation of Rotarians Kiwanis and civic groups and outlining a practical scheme for a sustained planting effort.
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Schneiderhan
Sertingmselves
Hunth
Robins Merry
V. P
Yale
America
Winchester
Rotarians
The
Kiwanians
Chamber of Continued
Coburns Minstrels at Empire Tonight
J A Coburns Minstrels arrived at noon for a parade and band concert and will perform again tonight at Empire Theatre on Market Street with Dan Holt and thirty five other performers. Curtain at eight thirty. After Cumberland Md stops for two days of matinees.
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J. A. Coburn
Dan Holt
Empire Theatre
Community Playhouse
Market Street
Cumberland
Councilman Henry III Hospitalized After Acute Illness
Colonesman J. H. Henry was taken to Memorial Hospital early yesterday morning with acute abdominal pain. Doctors are assessing the condition and possible surgery, with a report today that he is slightly better but still very ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Henry
Memorial Hospital
Pocketbook theft notice at Union Bank
To the person who took my pocketbook from Union Bank you are known I will not expose you if you return it at once to Union Bank no questions asked otherwise I will be compelled to make an exposé of the matter Tott ROBT F BRILL Me J M Diffendal sof Frederick Md was a business visitor in town Te ieee-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bank
Tott . Robt. F. Brill
Frederick, Md
Te Ieee
Beautiful Wedding Unites Miss Lillian Sampsell and B Winkfield
Miss Lillian J Sampsell married B Winkfield last evening at home on Jonal Avenue in a small ceremony attended by close family and friends. Rev W H Sampsell and Rev C W Stover officiated as guests admired fern decor and a brief musical piece. A buffet supper followed and the couple will reside at National Avenue in his well equipped home.
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Lillian J .Sampsell
B. Winkfield
Jonal Avenue
W. H. Lamp
Co. W. Stover
Ataeka
Wintomeirl
Mra
Sadie Hammekng
Ww. H. Sampsell
United Brethren Church
Winkfield
Bride
National Avenue
Jones 76-year-old appendix rupture improves after surgery
The patient, James B. Jones of Berryville Virginia, underwent an appendectomy at Memorial Hospital after a ruptured appendix. Despite a grave initial prognosis due to his age, his condition has improved and doctors deem recovery very probable. The operation is reported as completely successful.
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James B. Jones
Berryville
Memorial Hospital
Funeral of Late Mrs J A Nulton
The body of Virginia Clarke Nulton widow of Col Joseph A Nulton of the old Second Virginia Maytry was laid to rest in Mount Mebren Cemetery after services at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church The Rev Boyd V Switzer led the rites with hymns Abide With Me Lead Kindly Light O’er ages and a large family tributes marked the funeral which followed a brief illness of bronchial pneumonia Her son in law and daughter Herbert S Larrick and his wife could not attend though they are now en route home Rear Admiral Louis M Nulton commandant of the Philadelphia navy yard and another son Howard S Nurton of Richmond were unable to attend The last son How ard S Nurton was in South America on business.
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Virginia Clarke Nulton
Joseph A. Nulton
Virginia
Maytry
Mount Mebren
Boyd V. ‘Switzer
William ‘T
R. Frank Barr
Samuel M. Chiles
Theodore Y. Kinzel
Louis L. Baker
McVicar
Card Party for American Legion Benefit
The American Legion Auxiliary hosts a card party to benefit the Legion on Washington's Birthday evening Thursday February 22 at 8 o'clock in the American Legion building. Admission 75 cents per person. Reserve a table by calling Mrs. T. Russell Cather.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Pollard Grilled By Lawyer In Virginia Murder Trial
Thomas Pollard real estate broker faces cross examination in Richmond as defense contends the case hinges on disputes with a former stenographer Thelma Gerdish and the alleged affair with Bertha Louise Beck The defense cites notes from 1921 showing affectionate terms while Pollard claims no intent to betray his wife and describes Beck as a friend of strong influence.
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Richmond
Thomas Pollard
Thelma ‘Hamee Gerd
Aining
Herbert Richardson
Ant
Herbert ‘Richardwon
Europe
Rae
Breat Yiluer
Tov
Richardson
Byrd
Pollard
Ham
Mrs. Beck
Bertha
Louise Beck
Polard
Tord
South Richmond
Mr. Byrd
Noom
Death Follows Short Illness In Cincinnati Woman
Funeral services were held in Cincinnati for Mrs. Biddle wife of Rev. Mr. Biddle of Worth WV. She died after a brief illness at 28 and leaves a husband two children Harrie and Jane and a large family. Attendants included Mrs. Cookus and Misses Enid and Jane Shull.
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Worth
Biddle
Beee
Ityey
Moarey
W. Va
Vica
Mre. Mei
Last Rites for C Edward Neville Funeral Held
The funeral for C Edward Neville, former policeman, occurred yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock on Gere Street. A large crowd attended the services at Braddock Street Methodist Church with Rev Walter Mann and Rev B entiner officiating. City officials and members of the Friendship Fire Company participated in a solemn ceremony with many floral tributes displayed.
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C. Baward Neville
Anast German Street
Walter Man
Market
B. m3
Vas Braddock Street
Ant ‘and
Lewis
Tomorrow Big Auction Sale on Shenandoah Valley Pike
A prominent auction advertises the sale of the Spring Dale Flour Mills and related properties near Winchester Virginia. The event occurs Thursday February 22 at 1 pm rain or shine with high bids accepted on nine room residence, dam, acres of land, and additional lots along Valley Pike and county road. Free money brass band and gifts promised.
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Washington
Spring Dale
Valley Pike
Shenandoah Valley Pike
Winchester
Try Herrells Private Listings Auction in Winchester
Private listings and division developments presented at auction are solicited by Try Herrells at 78 Main Street Winchester Virginia. The notice outlines solicitation of bids and indicates location and contact for interested parties.
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Main St
Winchester
Banks to Close Tomorrow for Washington's Birthday
Winchester banks will be closed tomorrow in observance of the holiday. Notes maturing tomorrow may be paid on the following business day, per announcements from local banks.
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Winchester
Washington
Mass meeting on road bonds in Berryville Courthouse
The general public is invited to a mass meeting at 2 o clock Thursday in the Berryville Courthouse. State lawmakers Senators Leedy and Byrd and Delegates Ford and Keezell will discuss the bond issue question.
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Berryville
Leedy
Byrd
Ford
Keezell
General Motors Declares Dividend for First Quarter 1923
General Motors Company today declared a dividend of 30 cents on the common stock for the first quarter of 1923. Mrs Fearye Little has returned to Norfolk after visiting her mother, D. B. Conrad, at West Water Street.
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Associated Press
New York
General Motors Company Today
Mrs
Fearye Little
Norfolk
Li D. B. Conrad
I N
West Water Street
Democats of CKinghams Win Tight Harrisonburg Election
In Harrisonburg on February 21 Ward Swank won a county organizational post by a large margin over Republican A Garber of Timberville. The Democratic lead extended to two Harrisonburg wards with a 208 vote majority and a Timberville precinct showing a 102k lead. The result follows a contentious bond vote locally with mixed reactions across precincts.
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Harrisonburg
Swank
O A. Gutber
Timbervilla
Bute
Ignation
John Paul
Garber
Ty Oeckens Surioks
Bare ‘Seauke
Timberville
Sue
Washington’s Birthday Observance at Historical Building
A fragment notes Washington’s Birthday events at a historical building with remarks about February 22 and a near six hundred attendance. The text mentions Emmet and aida cantons in a unclear context.
Congress moved to modify beer laws this year
A brief notice reports discussions in Congress on amending beer regulations. Lawmakers consider changes to licensing and taxation affecting brewers and retailers nationwide.
Succeed Fall in Wyoming House Seat Battle
A Wyoming Republican general election unfolds as a successor to Secretary Fall contemplates retirement and the House reshapes leadership. The contest centers on naming a new representative to fill the vacancy left by the outgoing official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wyoming
Republ
Enlistment Provision Sparks Debate in Congress
A narrow vote of 177 to 1 approved a provision restricting enlistment to those within age limits unless a parent or guardian provides written consent. The measure targets underage applicants and prompts debate over civilian consent and military eligibility.
Car For Sale Inquire At Winchester Auto Store
A five passenger car for sale described as in good condition. See Rebdt: FB Brill and Ritter's store or Winchester Auto for details. A real bargain for a quick sale.
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Rebdt
Brill & Ritter
Winchester Auto
Duick
Suppers and Pay Series Featured by The Progressive
A fragmented notice notes a series on good causes published by The Progressive with mentions of a men s Bible centenary and new goods arriving, indicating a community reading event and ongoing donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
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L. J. McCartney
Mers Union
H. Clay Degrange
Frederick County Fruit Growers’ Association
Farm Bureau
Manas
F. J. Schneiderhan
Coburn
Empire Tonight
Henry III
J. A. Nulton
Tom Pollard
Lawyer Byr
Traying
O. D. Lambert
Brucetown
Summit Point
C.edward Neville
TRY Herrells
General Motors
Democrats OF
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Aida
Iuahees Ti
Emmet
Albany
Congress
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