Man Receives Hard Labor for Liquor Sale and DUI
In Chambersburg a man named Patton received three months hard labor for selling liquor to a lame youth and an additional three months for operating a car under the influence. Brown, found drunk in his car, faced court for liquor involvement and related charges, with both defendants posting bail pending appeal and court dates set for March 1.
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Élling
Patton
D. J. Brown
Hollis
Dove
Brown
Jay. P. Reardon
Boyd
Melvin Patton
Eld Brows
Newe
Chambersburg
Tam Enanbereirs
Corporation Court
Gloria Swanson Shows Sign of Improvement
Gloria Swanson, the American film star, is reported by the Associated Press to be greatly improved this morning at the clinic where she is resting. Her fever has diminished and her condition is noted as better after a brief illness last week.
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Associated Press
Aris
Gloria Swan
President Ebert Improves After Appendicitis Operation
An official bulletin from Brein reports President Ebert progressed normally after an appendicitis operation performed early yesterday. He had a good night, his temperature and general condition described as satisfactory.
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The
Associated Press
Burein
For Rent Finished Room Central Location
Short notice rental item reads for rent finished room in a central location. The ad appears in a small local paper with limited readable detail. No names, dates, or prices are legible.
Spring's Smarter Hats Arrive in Fashion Ad Preview
Feature notes new pea hats for February 26 and 27 with retailer RUAD-Moling & Seal on the seventh page. Mentions wee Margaret L Hodgson and saly-To-Wear services.
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Margaret L. Hodgson
Ruad
Moling & Seal’s
saly-To-Wear
J W Bake General Insurance Ad In Virginia
Local insurance listing for J W Bake General Insurance located at dock and Water Street in Easott Virginia. Ad dated February through April 8th segment.
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Eneral Insurance
Atdock & Water St.easott Virinia
Cedar rust losses prompt cedar removal urged
F A Motz of Virginia Tech extension urges immediate cedar removal after a bad 1924 for cedar rust. He cites demonstrations and talks with apple growers in Frederick County, noting cedars still stand in the Southwest District and urging decisive action to protect merchantable fruit.
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F. A. Motz
Virginia Polytechnic Institute Extension Division
Frederick County
Frederick
Conan Ticasn
Mrs Leafie Lockhart Reported Suffering Nervous Breakdown
Navin Her Father Mrs Leafie Lockhart of this city is said by relatives to be suffering a nervous breakdown after the death of her father the late William Taylor Perry at his county home. She left during rough winter weather to nurse him and is thought to have overtaxed her strength.
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Leafie Lockhart
William Taylor Perry
Mrs. A. G. Kimmel Dies In California
Dudley Pierce of this city received a telegram from Palisades California announcing the death of his sister Mrs A G Kimmel which occurred Tuesday afternoon at four. She was a member of the Newton Pierce family of Clarke county and went to California with her husband some time ago.
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Dudley Pierce
Fic Palisades
California
A. G. =mel
Newton Pierce
Clarke County
DelightfulAug Party For Mrs Hodgson On East Clifford Street
Mrs. Joseph Hodgson celebrated her birthday with an aug party at her East Clifford Street home. Sixty two guests attended after she visited Mrs. George Eagle earlier. The Southern Melody Orchestra provided music and a supper was served at 10 o clock. Out of town guest Mrs. Russell Emmons from Chambersburg, Pa joined the gathering.
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Joseph Hodgson
Clifford’ Street
Ganotown Man Visits Piqua Firm on Business
Mr. I. M. Whitacre of Ganotown West Virginia, a salesman for G. H. Rundle Company of Piqua Ohio, spent the day here on business.
Mrs Buzaiti Returns Home After Incident
Mrs C Buzaiti who was here to attend to a husband’s affairs yesterday returned today to her home in Watkins City. The brief note confirms her departure and return with no further details provided.
Gabito Couple Attends Town Event in Kirkwood New Jersey
Mr and Mrs BE P Gabito of Kirkwood New Jersey attend a local town event traveling from their home to the town. The notice notes their presence and implies a social or civic gathering in Kirkwood.
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Mrs
BE. P. Gabito
Kirkwood
N. J. Sabie
Robinsons Return From Washington Visit
Mr and Mrs Fred A Robinson and their children came home last night after spending time with relatives and friends in Washington year
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Fred. A. Robinson
Washington
Mrs Annie M Butler Returns to Frederick Home
Mrs Annie M Butler who has been visiting her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs George Butler returned last evening to her home in Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie M. Butler
George Butler
Frederick
Col Bryan Conrad and Daughter Return From Washington
Col Bryan Conrad and his daughter Miss Georgia Conrad returned last evening from Washington, marking a family visit abroad and their return with expected updates on public affairs.
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Col
Bryan Conrad
MissGorgia Conrad
Washington
Miss Lula Rush and Janet Rinkér Visit New York
Miss Lula Rush and Janet Rinkér returned from a several days visit to New York for an event or social engagement, with travel parties noting a farewell and plans for future gatherings.
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Lula Rush
Janet Rinkéroe
Farsie Bee
Bess Rush
New York
Lions Hear Baltimore Lions Meeting Tells Initiation
At yesterday's Juncehon Lions Club session Secretary Harry L Lovett returned from Baltimore where he attended a Lions meeting at the Southern Hotel He described Baltimore Lions meetings speeches initiation of new members and other club topics Guests D W Ritenour former Mayor Glass Rev Dr F T McFaden and others spoke Attendance reached 95 percent The club scheduled Ladies Night for March 17 at the George Washington Hotel and planned a joint meeting with Rotary Kiwanis on March 4 to hear Count Tolstoy's lecture The purple side trails the gold by nine points in the membership contest.
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Juncehon
Lions’ Club
Harry L. Lovett
Baltimore
Lions
Southern Hotel
D. W. Ritenour
Glass
F. T. McFaden
Te Club
Marshall Baker
Arthur White
Baldt Schmidt
Nelson F. Richards Sacks
Harry K. Thaw
Snake
Barnes
Cook
Indiana
Major Lowe
John 8. Scully
St. Patrick’s Day
George Washington Hotel
Rotary
Kiwanis
Count Tolstoy
Superintendent Kline to attend county school meetings
Leslie D. Kline states he will attend meetings in Berryville and Winchester to discuss the reappointment of the county division superintendent of schools. He will answer citizen questions about the policy of the county school boards and the State Board of Education.
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Berryville
Bester
Clarke Or
Frederick
State Board of Education
Warm Weather Accelerates Virginia Farm Work
The Associated Press reports Virginia crop conditions for the week ending yesterday. Warm dry weather aids farm work and land preparation. Planting potatoes and sowing oats begin while wheat remains in good condition and fruit buds swell.
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Associated Press
Washington
Virginia
U S S Huron Aground Near Palawan Island
Manila dispatch reports the U S S Huron flagship of the American fleet in Asiatic waters ran aground at Malatapaya Sound near Palawan, about 200 miles southeast of Manila. The radio says the vessel is resting easy and expected to be refloated by Manila tugs likely tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Manila
U. S
Huron
Asiatic
Malatmapaya Sound
Island
Palawan
Change in public school curriculum urged in conference
Cincinnati readers report a joint session of superintendents discussing the crowded varied curriculum. Dr BE B Broome of Philadelphia urged radical readjustment and leadership to tackle the problem, stating educators are ready for an attack with proper assistance.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Ohio
Superintendents Department
BE. B. Broome
Philadelphia
Commission On the
Winchester Hospital Expansion Plans Include New Features
Preliminary talks outline a $160000 goal to lower costs by enlarging Memorial Hospital north of the present site. Plans call for a modern building on Dr P W Boyd’s property, central heating, and extended subscription payments over two years with broad county participation in Virginia and West Virginia. Dr Hunter H McGuire, hospital board president, returns from Philadelphia after research work.
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Win Jal Hospital
Inc
Rotary, Kiwanie
Kiwanis Club
George Washington
Philadelphia
Hunter H. McGuire
McGuire
Winchester
Frederick
Clarke
Warren
Rappahannock
Shenandoah
Page
Virginia
Hampshire
Hardy
West Virginia
Memorial Hospital
Hlas
American College of Surgeons
P.W. Boyd
Stewart and
Clifford Streets
Mass meeting committee named to oppose school superintendent
In Winchester on Saturday February 21 a committee was formed to call a meeting at Berryville Court House in Clarke county on Thursday February 26 at 3 00 p m to plan joint action with Frederick county in protest of the reappointment of the present Schools Superintendent Sam Bryarly Edward Halvestine Dabney Harrison M L P Reid J Ralph Grigsby Alex Jolliffe Sam S Thomas The committee list is given with 2 23 1p 31 as the notice tag.
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Winchester
Court House
Berryville
Clarke County
Frederick County
Sam Bryarly
Edw. Halvestine
Dabney. Harrison
M. L. P. Reid
J. Ralph Grigsby
Alex. Jolliffe
Sam S. Thomas
ABAS WITH THE CROSS WORD AMATHEMA
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County essays contest on state and county school laws
Announcement by Rev Robert B Nelson chairing the Co operative Education Association and local Red Cross reads that Frederick and Clarke counties will launch a prize essay contest for public school students. Best essays from each school receive 6 3 2 dollar prizes. submissions due April 1. Essays cover compulsory attendance health duties and school law sections. county board must prepare yearly budget estimates by April first detailing all costs for oversight instruction maintenance and auxiliary services.
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Robert B. Nelson
Co-operative Education Association
The
Red Cross
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Nelson
Amittee
Frederick and
Clarke
County School Board
Board of Supervisors
Stocks Advance In Many Classes
New York on February 25 reports stocks rising across many investment classes as speculative issues slipped on renewed call money rates. Strong hints of special dividends and higher earnings supported gains, though mail order, textile, oil, and chemical issues showed heaviness.
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Associated Press
New York
Floyd Collins and Cave Pictures at Empire Tonight
International News presents at the Empire tonight first showing of cave workers the Collings family and other interesting scenes from the Kentucky cave tragedy. Also two comedies and two news reels with Dana feature and orchestra at regular house prices.
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International News
Empire Tonight
Collings
Kentucky
Dana
Virginia Restaurant Promotes Lutterell and Pollard Team
Luttrell and Pollard announce a new partnership with Mr. Lewis Pollard, veteran restaurateur, to offer the best in American cookery and service. They claim best American food for best American money and urge patrons to support home folks at Fast Piccadilly Street East.
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Lewis Pollard
Virginia
Piccadilly St
E. Luttrell
L. Pollard
Mass Meeting Urged Over School Superintendent Reappointment
Patrons of the public schools and Frederick County taxpayers are urged to attend a mass meeting at the Court House on Saturday February 28 at 2 p.m. to organize a protest concerning the reappointment of the current superintendent of schools. Signed J B Bywaters publicity committee February 23 1p 41.
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Frederick County
Court House
J. B. Bywaters
Senator Medill McCormick Dies in Washington
U S Senator Medill McCormick of Illinois was found dead in his Hamilton hotel room in Washington at 10 this morning. Death reported as gastric hemorrhages by attending Dr Noble T Barnes. McCormick, once defeated for renomination by Deneen, planned retirement March 4 and had been linked to a diplomatic post.
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Associated Press
Washington
Medill McCormick
Ilinois
Hamilton Hotel
McCormick
Noble T. Barnes
Illinois
Deneen
Robert
Katharine Medill McCormick
Tilino
Yale
RuCormick
Mark Hanna
Ohio
Graber Guilty in Assault at Norman Graber Home
Graber was found guilty and sentenced to 15 days in jail plus costs for pushing Mr Pangle down stairs during a quarrel at Norman Graber's home. The assault occurred Sunday night. Graber appealed via attorney R. T and was released on $250 bail. Norman Graber was acquitted in Domestic Relations Court for lack of evidence.
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R. T
Corporation Court
W. Lee Fisher
Norman Graber
August Graber
Pangle
Justice Worsley
Frasier
County Man Held For Having Liquor
Eli Dulgher an iron moulder in this city was held in 500 bail by Justice Tavenner in the county magistrate court for illegal possession of liquor. Deputy Sheriff A J Wigginton and local policemen found about a pint in a jar during a search of his F B Clerk farm premises four miles east of Winchester. Dulgher said he served four and a half years in the United States army overseas with the first contingent.
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Eli
Dulgher
Tavenner
Circuit Court
A. J. Wigginton
Boyd and
Guthridge
F. B. Clerk Farm
Kurput Capture Reported in Asia Minor
Kurdish insurgents are reported to have captured Kuyput in eastern Asia Minor as of February 25, Constantinople notes.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Kuyput
Eastern
Asia Minor
Drill notice for 116th Int Command at Armory
All members must report at the Armory Thursday evening at 7 30 o'clock for drill. No excuses for absence will be accepted. Complete uniform to be worn at all formations. Lawrence C Hollis 1st Lieutenant 116th Int Commanding 2-25-1p-21.
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Lawrence C. Hollis
Weather strains fruit growers in Winchester district
Commercial fruit growers in the Winchester district report concern over the ongoing moderately cool weather. They warn that if colder spell does not return soon, losses could be severe for the season. Apple trees show early sap and some trees and other varieties appear affected, with signs of stress evident across the county.
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Winchester
Mrs Willi ru street on illness of sister at Milford
Mrs Willi ru street responds to 4 meetings about her sister's illness. Grace McCarty of the city notes many friends hope for a speedy recovery. Mrs Sheatley cares for Grace while others stay with the ill sister in Milford Sanitarium for weeks.
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Willi Ru
Teddy Tl
Mee Oates
Ley
Milford
Sheatley
Tor Grace McCarty
City
Mra
Return to Ohio Spate School Tale of Illness and Departure
Mr and Mrs DeHaven mourn the illness of Mrs Whitacre a county school teacher. The family leaves for Dayton Spate school after retirement. A principal teach role is passed to a relative as they travel by a specially paved auto to reach the train in Mburg for Dayton. A prior accident with Dr Pifer and Miss Higgins occurred during a winter car journey.
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Dayton
Reform Church Cottage Meetings Tonight Set
The Centenary Church announces five weeks of night prayer meetings at various homes led by Rev. F. R. Boddekalen and others. Activities include worship services, meditation, and self denial as Lenten observance. Meetings are hosted at J B Steele and at South Market Street locations.
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Steele
Mraé Chas
South Market Street
F. R
Boddekalen
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Leslie
D. Kline
U.S. S. Huron
Pacific Ocean
Hockenberry System, Inc
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Frederick and Clarke
Floyd Collins
Cave
Luttrell & Pollard
U.S
Medill
Kurput
Reynolds
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