Baiter The Star Letter on Jail Visit and Christmas Eve Stand
Mrs Nena Glyn Anderson accuses Boss Pannet of misquoting her jail visit and explains why her son was refused entry on Christmas Eve. She thanks B D Adishire for kindness and recounts delivering goods and magazines to prisoners. She asserts sobriety and seeks council intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Pannett
B.D. Adishire
Henry Seal
Mr. Seal
Boss Pannett
B. D. Ailshire
Ben Kendall
Red Cross
Hat theft at McKee millinery led to two suspects
A fall theft occurred in Nesburg when a spring hat vanished from the Guy H. McKee millinery window while proprietor was in the rear tending a fire. Police detained two women from Winchester who paid for the hat and costs after one gave the name Edith Miller. The hat was not recovered and the suspects were released after costs were settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy H. McKee
Innesburg
eiMcKee
Jacques
Sprinkle
Edith Miller
Marié Thomas
Mrs. Rebecca Chorpenning Laid to Rest in Martinsburg
The funeral for Rebecca E. Chorpenning wife of J. C. Chorpenning was held from Gerrardstown Methodist Church last Friday. The Martinsburg native 64 years old lived most of her life in Gerrardstown before moving three years ago, survived by her husband six children and several brothers and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca E. Chorpenning
Martinsburg
Gerrardstown
Chorpenning
Frederick County
Harrison McCormick
Martiinsburg
Ahigs
South
Strong Lewis
Arden
Harry Barney
Faulkner Avenue
Beulah Lewis
Porter Avenue
George Aiken, Sr
Beddington
Prohibition Agents Seize Record Stills in 1922
State Prohibition Director Harry Bith reports 1922 saw 549 stills seized, an average of over ten per week, with 616 men arrested for violations. Inspectors seized and destroyed 7,? gallons of distilled liquor and 348,012 gallons of mash, plus 45 confiscated cars, with property destruction valued around $160,568.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bith
Reverend Ridgeway Transferred to Florida Conference
Reverend Frank T. Ridgeway, once a county pastor, is reassigned from the Baltimore to the Florida Conference by Bishop A. W. Avnn. He and his family lead to Homestead station in Miami, with Mrs Ridgeway listed as Nell Osburn Lake of Philomopt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Ridgeway
Baltimore
Florida
A. W. Avnn
Homestead Station
Miami
Ridgeway
Min Nell Osburn Lake
Philomopt
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Virginia
Ss. H. Hable
THE
Shenandoah Valley
Nat’l Bank
Hamilton
Illinois
Waltham, Elgin
Capper
G. Bruce Capper
Bell Phone
West Water St
Istmas Club
W, M. Fletcher
Prop
Mortimer ‘Harkins
Mortimer, Jr
Washington,d. C
Winchester
Will
George "W. Kremer
Hilda. Miller
Harrisonburg
Liem
House Peters Mae Ae Valli Joser
Tom Geo. Broadhurst
Langdon M*cormick
Reginald: Barker
Universal
Gertrude Higgins
Aileene Purcell
Washington
Nan
Helefi Keating
South Main Street
Empire
Erich von Stroheim
Miss Dupont
Mae Bush
Universal Jewry
J.M. Orndoff
EE Rue
Mrs. Chorpenning
Star Office
Tigarly
Dickeys
S. H. Hable
Farmers and Merchants
Nat's Bank
You
John B. Stetson
Frank Schoble
Gray & Sheetz
Prohibition
MR. Ridgeway
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