World Peace May Be Looked For Gradually at Services
A church program details peaceful sermons on patience and spiritual growth. The Rev. Charles Adey presided briefly before Rev. M. Richardson led devotions. Dr. J. H. Lacy preached from Ephesians on patience in growth and in guiding friends. The week’s schedule lists services at Braddock Street Methodist and other churches with named pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Adey
M. Richardson
J.H. Lacy
Presbyterian Church
Takite
Dopious
Braddock Street Methodist Church
South
J. H. Lacy
Ww. L. Dudley
Church of Christ
Grace Lutheran Church
Mark Depp
Clarence Woods
George W. Stover
F. M. Richardson
Golden Rule Plan Proposed By Cincinnati Tailors
Arthur Wash president of A Nash Company Inc announces a plan to adopt a five day forty hour week with a ten percent wage increase for the company’s 3,009 workers. He says the firm operates on the Golden Rule and all questions will be referred to workers.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
A. Nash Company, Inc
Arthur Wash
Ina
Lime Sulphur Ready for Delivery at Win Orchard Supply
Lime sulfur product now prepared for delivery at the Win Orchard Supply store. The notice indicates availability from 12 to 1 PM in the afternoon, inviting customers to purchase for gardening needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIN
Orchard Supply CO
Dog license notices and meeting notice from Frederick Co
Notice to dog owners for 1922 license tags with 5 percent penalty if unpaid by January 1 1922. Frederick County treasurer R Ss Smith urges payment. Also a meeting announced in the Council Chamber City Hall on Wednesday January 4 at 3 o'clock with Mrs H D Fuller president and Sarat M Wisecarver secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
R. Ss. Smith
Treas. Frederick Co
Council Chamber of City Hall
O’elock
H. D. Fuller
Sarat M. Wisecarver
Sec-Treas
Gray Avenue Housing Boom Nears as Lots Sell Fast
Real estate operators Joseph B Newlin and A J Oates plan to begin building attractive homes on Gray Avenue as lot owners finalize contracts. Sewer and water lines will be laid early, with foundations starting soon, and several lots already sold to buyers including Walter Shade Stanley Newlin R L Pangle James E Hardy John W Phillips Lee Whitacre Fred Lupton Harry Womeldorph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Ray Avenue
Joseph B. Newlin
A. J. Oates
Newlin Afd’ Company
Gray Avenue
Messrs
Newlinan Oates
Robert L. Gray
Buil
Oates
National Avenue
Avenue
Walter M. Shade
Stanley Newlin
R. L. Pangle
James E. Hardy
John W. Phillips
Lee N Whitacre
Winfred Lupton
Harry Womeldorph
Shen Valley National Bank Offer Promises Weekly Payment Plan
An advertisement from Shen Valley National Bank promotes paying 1.000 per week for 50 weeks in exchange for a return check totaling 50.75 at next Christmas. The notice notes opening hours Saturday nights 7 to 9.
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Shen
Valley National Bank
Friendship Fire Company to Elect Officers at January Meeting
The regular meeting of the Friendship Fire Company will be held Thursday evening January 5th at 8 o'clock. All officers for the ensuing year will be elected. G R Haines and Beety are noted in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Fire Company
G.R
Haines
Beety
Chimney Fire Extinguished by Firemen
Firemen were called to the home of Mr. Sirbaugh at the northeast corner of Main and Leicester streets for a chimney fire. Kendelip firemen responded and extinguished the fire with chemicals. no water was used.
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Sirbaugh
Main
Leicester
Grant Sprayer Co. notice to return writings by Friday
Found by your neighbor the Hardie spray er is the best. Anyone holding bills against Sarah Zane Fire Co. will please have them in the hands of undersigned before Friday January 6. Louis Martins, Sec’y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardie
Grant Sprayer Co
Billig
Sarah
Silent Cop at Math and Piccadilly Intersections
Handley School pupils build a cement monument with signs directing visitors to St. Va., Harpers Ferry, and Frederick. The project, under James B. Yates and Mrs. Walker Bond, aims to guide tourists and aid traffic laws, with plans for more markers at key routes near Winchester.
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Math
Piccadilly Streets
Hagerstown
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Rederick
Winchester
Handley
Ford price stance unchanged despite contemplation
Telegram from Ford Motor Co. indicates no change in price. Chapman’s Auto Sales notes the contemplation without altering posted figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Co
Chapman
Best Christmas Club in the Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah Valley National Bank promotes a Christmas Club offering enrollment and referral benefits. A $5.00 business men's club provides a $250.00 payout plus interest next December, with flexible early payments and mailed checks each December.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Shenandoah Valley National Bank Annual Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the Shenandoah Valley National Bank association will be held at Handley year at 2 p m Saturday January eG Election of officers for the ensuing year will be held and the adoption of uniform packing regulations of the year 1922 All members and others interested are urged to be present HF BYRD President Frederick County Fruit Growers and Farmers Association 30-1 p-61
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HF. Byrd
Frederick Coubty
Antifreeze 85 Cents A Gallon From Local Dealer
An old classified note announces antifreeze at 85 cents per gallon, claiming guaranteed harmless yet capable of freezing. The short ad ends with a puzzling date string not clearly legible.
Aged resident dies after paralysis at Frederick county home
Mrs. Sarah Amelia Anderson widow of Oliver H. Anderson of Frederick county died at 4 a m at 519 North Braddock street in the seventy seventh year of age. A native of Mercersburg she was married in Pennsylvania and moved to the county over sixty years ago. Survived by three daughters Flora Ela and Mrs Prank Magruder and two sons O H Anderson and Roy Anderson. Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers J S Haldeman C M Ebert S A Byers M L Capper E L Lupton and George Taylor. Funeral held Thursday with Rev Walter Mark Depp officiating.
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Sarah Amelia Anderson
Oliver Henry Anderson
Frederick County
North Braddock Street
Anderson
Mercersburg
David Weiler
Pennsylvania
Front Royal Road
Prank, Magruder
North
Maina
Flora
Ela A
Messrs
0. H. Anderson
Kernstown
Ro Wy ‘Andersson
Orcee
Walter Mark Depp
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
J. S. Haldeman
S. A. Byers
M. L. Capper
E. L. Lupton
George Taylor
Death Summons C Anderson in Winchester
Samuel C. Anderson a Winchester resident died at Memorial Hospital after treatment for Brights disease. He was about 35, a painter and contractor, member of South End Hose Company, survived by three daughters, three brothers and three sisters. Funeral at 3 30 Thursday at the Huff home 502 Highland Avenue officiated by Rev Walter Mark Depp with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Samuel C. Anderson
Winchester
Me ‘Morial Hospital
Bright
John ‘L. Anderson
South End Hose Company
Elsie May
Edna
Virginia Anderson
James
Waldo Anderson
Newcastle
Ohio
Douglas Anderson
James Huff
da Patton
Frances. Anderson
Huff
Highland Avenue
Walter Mark Depp
Marke
Street Methodist Episcopal
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Fords Ford Used Cars Offer With Cash and Monthly Plan
Used cars advertised with prices starting at $100. A $75 cash down payment and $15 monthly balance shown. The ad emphasizes large selection and affordability for buyers.
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Chapman
O'Toole Named Minister to Paraguay
President Hardiig nominates William O'Toole of West Virginia to be minister to Paraguay. Announcement made at the White House today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Jan
Hardiig
William O'Toole
West Virginia
Paraguay
White House
Virginia Assembly Set to Open With Budget Bills Ready
Printers in Richmond labor through night and day to finish proofing the 100 page budget bill and the budget itself ahead of the 1922 session. Governor Davis introduces the budget system, and Richard L Brewer Jr. is expected to be renominated speaker with a caucus planned for January 10.
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Richmond
General Assembly of Virginia
Westmoreland Davis
Virginia
Davis Bottom
House
John Aes
Brewer
Richard L. Brewer
Suffolk
House of Delegates
Democratic ‘Caucus
Virginia Bermede’ Educational and Co-One Union
Resignation Actions Set for Dr Lacy at Winchester Church
The First Presbyterian Church of Winchester prepares a Sunday meeting to formally accept the resignation of Dr H Lacy after a 15 year role. Winchester Presbytery will then be asked to dissolve pastoral relations and transfer Lacy to the Clarksville Tennessee church. The presbytery meets in Winchester next Tuesday January 10 to act on the resignation.
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H. Lacy
Presbyterian Church In
Winchester
Winchester Presbytery
First Presbyterian Church of
Clarksville, Tenn
Lacy
Clarksville
Lary
Moral Fibre Stars Corrinne Griffith at Empire Tonight
The Vitagraph Company presents Corrinne Griffith in Moral Fibre at the Empire tonight with Catherine Calvert co starring. It kicks off the first year of 1922 releases, highlighting a forgotten oath revenge plot and strong emotional scenes, plus the latest Hurricane Hutch episode. Mr and Mrs Addison Henry return from Lancaster after holiday visit with son Theodore Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitagraph Company
Empire
Miss Grifth
Catherine — Calvert
Miss Griffith
Harold March Elected Head of South End Hose Company
Harold March was elected president of the South End Hose Company at the annual meeting on West Monmouth Street. The vote included candidates Wilbur Hewitt and Carroll Grim for president and nominees for officers across the board. March has long served the company since boyhood and previously held the secretary role.
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Harold
South End Hose Company
West Monmouth Street
Wilbur Hewitt
Harold Marely
Carroll Grim
Flist
Michael Lillis
Maroh
South End
Hose Pany
Joseph Drainsberger
Wis Vwitt
New Year Dance At Miss Steck's Home At Fairmont
Miss Elizaveth Steck hosted a New Year's dance at her Fairmont avenue home last evening. The event drew many out of town guests and ran from ten o'clock to about two thirty. Washington music played as favors included paper hats for girls and horns for men among holly and flowers decor. Notable guests came from Martinsburg Front Royal St Joseph Mo Paxton Woodstock Summit Point and others.
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Elizaveth Steck
Fairmont Avenue
Watts
Washington
Frank Wissler
Jackson
Willan
Paxton
Woodstock
Helen Withers
Summit Point
Elizabeth Miller
Martinsburg
Mildred Emmert
Fiery
Douglas
Harrisbure
Cunningham
Gilbert
Wilshire
Jones
Front Royal
Down to Business at Arbuckle's Grocery
A partial list of sale items from Arbuckle's includes coffee at 23¢ per unit, loose sugar 15¢, canned peaches cherries and pineapple, apple butter 25¢, milk 5 and 10¢ cans, flour 37¢, cornmeal 10¢, bread 8¢, Octagon soap 7¢, country lard 15¢, and other daily essentials. The note is signed ASA CRISMAN from South Braddocky.
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Arbuckle
ASA- Crisman
South Braddocky
Matinee Show At Empire Daily At Two Thirty
Complete two hour matinee presented daily at Empire Theatre with regular admission. Stenographer and typist needed immediately for permanent position. apply in own handwriting to J. B. care of Star. Miss Catherine Allen departed for Washington, D. C., leaving behind an incomplete note.
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J. B
Star
County Board Oversees Road Law and County Accounts
The Board of Supervisors met to enforce truck hauling laws on county highways and address road damage between Marlboro and the town. They reviewed the R. & Smith account, authorized refunds of $1104, and ordered related payments. Present were H. B. Cline, Scott Grant, W. E. Smith, John Myers. The session ran from morning until afternoon.
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Board of Supervisors
Marlboro
St Lockhart
R. & Smith
Bey
Anne of Stead of
Lan
J. R. Amok
Atill Prempt Farm
Woot Teese
John W. Larrick
Wis
Singbass
H. B. Clineana Oe Good
Scott Grant
W. BE
Smith John Myers
Sion
Ternoon
Notice of Patient Accounts Due at Wi Memorial Hospital
Audit shows $13 374 due from patients who left without paying. The Executive Committee and Staff warn that if funds are not settled this month, they will be collected by legal process. Public notice states weekly collection of patients accounts will be enforced to prevent future shortfalls.
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Wi Memorial Hospital
Nutive Committee
WwW. C. T. U. Meeting Announcement
WwW. C. T. U. meeting planned for Thursday January 5 at 36 cents. Address listed as W. Ritenour 382 East Street in the notice.
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Ritenour
Atreet
J Eg A
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Market Street
Methodist Scopal Church
B. Nelson
Gray
Newlin and Oates
Handley High
Cammer & Son
Kernstown, Va
Oliver H. Anderson
C. Anderson
O'Toole
Co-operative Union
Corrinne Griffith
Mrs. Addison Henry
Lancaster
Theodore Henry
Harold March
Southend
Steck
Catherine Allen
Washington, D. C
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