Charles W. Grant Dies in Baltimore From Hemorrhage
Charles W. Grant longtime Baltimore politician and chairman of the Baltimore Delegation in the House of Delegates died after a cerebral hemorrhage near his office at 100 Pleasant Street. He was pronounced dead at Mercy Hospital. Survived by three children sisters and a brother. Burial at Lorraine Cemetery follows a Thursday funeral.
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Baltimore
Charles W. Grant
House of Delegates
Pleasant Street
Baltimore and
Ohio
Grant
Kelly
Frank Kelly
I. Freeman Rasin
Avaney
Rasin
Old Second Branch
Concord Club
Eastern Star
Charles W. Grant, Jr
Ruth L.snead
Elizabeth A. Isaacs
Grace Rudolph
Mary R. Connors
Elizabeth A. Fuller
Winchester
Robert Lee Grant
California
Lorraine Cemetery
Legislators of State To Meet In Richmond Jan 11
Virginia legislators prepare for the 1928 General Assembly opening at noon on January 11 in Richmond. Delegates from across the state will arrive the preceding days as Governor Byrd urges continuation of a program of simplification economy and progress with many momentous matters to be addressed.
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Richmond
General Assembly
Virginia
Goreyarry F. Byrd
How to Get a Second Thrill
An ad asks readers how to best use a Christmas check for a lasting memory or small keepsakes. It invites bringing the check to Hodgson and Brown for help choosing a meaningful gift.
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W Hodgson and Brown
Noted Divine Outlines Plan Purity and Power of Bible
The Rev Dr S P Long of Wicker Park Chicago is guest preacher for a week of services in Winchester. He presents a three part theme on the plan purity and power of the word with daily lessons and an offering to support a Chicago Bible school.
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Eacomes
J. Luther Neft
Wasa
C. A. Freed
Grace Lutheran Church
Heaven
Earth
Jesus of Nazareth
Christ
Mr. Neff
Long
Winchester
Chicago
Dr. Long
Audley Farms Stable Plans Strong Western Racing Expansion
The Audley Farm stables of B B Jones, led after Montfort Jones’s death, plan a robust next season with a larger western presence. Kay Spence trains at Churchill Downs with forty two horses, including a new two year olds from Audley Farm and Lucian Moseley’s Christian county stock, evenly split between colts and fillies. Basil Jarvis oversees the England division as Papy rus joins the national program.
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Audley Farm
B. B. Jones
Montfort Jones
Kentucky
Chicago
Louisville
New York Daily Racing Tire
Kay Spence
Maryland
Bob Smith
Miller Henderson
England
Basil Jarvis
Papyrus
Churchill Downs
Spence
Tharpe Fined Jailed and License Revoked for Year
Russell Tharpe of the county was fined 118 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in jail after being convicted in police court of operating a motor vehicle under liquor influence and crashing into a porch at 518 North Cameron Street. His automobile license was revoked for one year. Franklin Benner of the county was fined 12 dollars for drunkenness.
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Russell Tharpe
Charles Manuel
Cameron Street
Fred. A. Robinson
Franklin Benner
Thorpe
Front of Auto Demolished As It Hits a Car
Berlin Slonaker of North Avenue was injured when his car collided with a freight train box car on North Cameron Street as a Pennsylvania Railroad train loaded with apples passed near cold storage plants. The flagman waved a red lantern at the crossing but Slonaker did not heed the warning.
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Berlin Slonaker
North Avenue
North Cameron Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Slonaker
Common Council Set To Meet At City Hall Tonight
The regular monthly Common Council session convenes at 7 50 this evening in City Hall. Water and sewer tax rates for the calendar year will be decided and routine business will be considered.
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Common Council
Friendship Fire Co. to Hold Regular Meeting
The Friendship Fire Company announces a regular meeting on Thursday evening January 5 at 5 o'clock. The agenda includes election of officers and other business of interest to members. Many new officers will be elected.
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Friendship Fire Co
Bar's Studio Frames Your Pictures In Winchester Ad
An early 20th century notice promotes preserving photographs by framing at Bar's Studio and mentions Winchester Steam Laundry Cleaning Pressing and Dyeing services as part of a local advertising page.
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Bar's
Winchester
Shenandoah County Man Dies En Route To Hospital
Joseph Bauserman Jr., son of a former state hospital commissioner, died from a self inflicted gunshot wound at a Strasburg filling station. He had complained of a severe headache and nervous troubles before resting in a room. Partner Jack Moyer found him fatally wounded. he died on the way to Memorial Hospital while being transported toward Winchester.
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State Hospital
Star
Joseph
Auserm
Shenandoah County
Memorial Hospital
Jack Moyer
Strasburg
Kurtz
Woodstock
Shenandoah
Mr. Moyer
Mr. Bauserman
Bauserman
Moyer
G. G. Crawford
Winchester
Fire destroys Parrill home. Miss Parrill dead in blaze
Miss Diana Parrill, 27, daughter of Charles C. Parrill, died in a fire that razed the Paw Paw grade home near Whitacre. The attic flue likely sparked the blaze, trapping the family who escaped in night clothes as the roof collapsed. Neighbors aided survivors as authorities gathered what remained and funeral plans formed. Mr Parrill had recently let his homeowner policy lapse due to hard times.
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Diana Parrill
Charles C. Parrill
Parrill
Paw Paw
Whitacre
Edward Lewis
J. R. Sargeant’s
Gervis F Lemley Laid to Rest in Stephens City
Funeral services for Gervis Frank Lemley, lifelong Stephens City resident, were held at 2 p.m. at the Methodist Church. He died at home after a ten day illness of heart trouble. Survived by widow Mattie Edmondson Lemley, daughter Clementine Virginia, sons Eldridge M Gervis E Garland W and Clarence Lemley, brother Robert A Lemley, sisters Mrs Jacob Carbaugh and Mrs William Parker, and four grandchildren.
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Stephens City
Gervis Frank Lemley
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
C. D. Lambert
B. 0. Graham
Trinity Lutheran Church
Green Hill Cemetery
P. E. Lineberg
J. A. Hinkin
Julian Steele
Leonard Schneider
C. L. Galliday
William Lindamood
W. W. McLeod
R. A. Shryock
Lemley
Globe
A. Lemay
Frederick County
Jacob Lemley
Methodist Church
Mr. Lemley
Catherine Edmondson
Middletown
Mattie Edmondson
Clementine
Virginia Lemley
Eldridge M. Gervis E
Garland W
Clarence ¥. Lemley
Robert A. Lemley
Jacob Carbaugh
William Parker
Mrs. Coolidge Keeps Quiet White House Birthday
Mrs. Coolidge marked a birthday at the White House but avoided any celebration. She continued her duties as if it were an ordinary day, with no plans for festivities.
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Washington
Caricaturist Bauserman Dies at About 35
Shenandoah Valley journalist and caricaturist dies at about 35. He drew for The Star during political campaigns and lived in Woodstock. Survived by wife Phyllis Javier of Richmond, his parents, four brothers Richard Atlanta Dunlop Vawter Elliott Batserman, and extended Virginia connections.
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Bauserman
Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Washington and Lee University
Robert F. Leedy
Luray
T. W. Harrison
Winchester
Mr. Bauserman
The
Star
Virginia
Shenandoah
Virginia Valley
Phyllis Javier
Richmond
Richard
Atlanta
Dunlop and Vawter
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Elliott Batserman
Texas
Philip Taylor
Jenkins Succeeds Himself As Chief Of Hose Company
The South End Hose Company elected Thomas J. Jenkins to serve another year as president by acclamation. Other officers include C. W. Buhl and Dr. C. B. Harlee as vice presidents, C. D. Grimm secretary, B. H. Grimm treasurer, Rev. Emerson J. Rohart chaplain, and Sam Kinsonga chief pipeman.
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South End Hose Company
Thomas J. Jenkins
C. W. Buh
Cc. B. Harlee
C. D. Grimm
BH. L. Grimm
Emerson J. Rohart
Hugh Clark
William Gochenour
Boseman
Alfred Safer
Homer Rogers
K. B. Helstey
Sam Kinsonga
Roy Carper
George Seabright
Nev
Emerson J. Rohary
T. H. Pickeral
E. L
Pay Now Save Discount on Subscriptions
Special January rate now in effect. Pay now to save 4.00 per year by carrier in advance and 3.00 per year by mail in advance. Combination offers include Sfax and Progressive Farmer in advance 3.03. SMr and Progressive Farmer by carrier in advance 4.05.
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Sfax
Progressive
Smr
the Evening Star
Wilbur Confident of Crushing Sandino Rebels
In Managua and Washington a push to intensify the Nicaragua campaign unfolds as Secretary Wilbur orders two marine battalions to join Major R. E. Rowell’s air bombardment against Sandino rebels around Quilali. Reinforcements raise total Marines to about 2,500 with ships guarding coastal cities.
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Associated Press
Managua
Nic
Jan. S
United States Marine Air Forces
Quilali
R. E. Rowell
Ocatal
Tolali
Quilal
Washington
Nicaragua
Gandivene
Neuva Secovia
Wilbur
Sandino
Gee
Tilgalpa
S Retary
Coolidge
White House
America
Congress
Longworth
Wheeler
Montana
Logan Feland
Hats Clearance Sale Auction Notice
Hats priced at one dollar in a clearance sale run by Margaret L Hodgson. The dates shown include Thursday January 6 and Friday January 6. Post details reference an address or lot code (1-3-1p-2t).
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Margaret L. Hodgson
Announcement: Major Porter House Delegates to Boston Agent
Major Porter House announces that during its winter absence in Ida its Boston office will be run by Arthur Miller the long time head of the Boston office Mr Miller brings 15 years of experience in the apple export and domestic trade and invites inquiries for up to date reliable information.
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Porter House
Ida
Boston
Arthur Miller
Miller
Mass
R. Cooper
Harnden & Company
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Mrs. Coolidge
RBA
Winchester Star
Progressive Farmer
Our Star
Jenkins
J. Howard Cather & CO
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