Winchester Man Named in Opie Shooting Hearings
Washington January 5 Associated Press reports dramatized hearings on charges against Major Opie a Staunton Va native and Virginia National Guard colonel. Witnesses described Opie firing on soldiers in Verdun October 1918 claiming Woolwine was shot at close range.
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Virginia
Associated Press
Ashington
Dan
France
Is-Sur- Tille
War Department
the. A. E. F
Military
Smith
Woolwine
H. J. Opie
Staunton
Ace Cooke
Claude Breedon
Coyington
Lemuéle, Smith
Dublin
Opie
William Woolwine
Bredence
Washington
Watson
Major Opie
Osborne Elvion
Pulaski
Woolvine
Lee Collins
William J. Eskew
116Th, Infantry
Neng
Jan
Baltimore
Lytchbure
Sena
Felindy
Esternoon
Eoauae L
Fee
Teenth Infantry
Virginia National Guard
Seeco
Senator Watson
Georgia
William E. St. John
Lynchburg
Jim A.cutchins
Richmond
Mr. St. John
Mr. Cutchins
Grayson H. Withrow
Retreat Street
St. John
Ee. Opie
Verdun
Withrow
Catching
Runaway crash injuries hit Mrs Hughes in Boyce
Mrs Ella Grim Hughes wife of James Hughes and daughter of the late Philip Grim was severely injured in a runaway accident at Boyce Virginia. She sprained her arm bruised hip and other injuries and was confined to her mother Mrs Grim's home. She had taught at Stone Bridge and planned to finish the term. While returning home a truck with furniture frightened her horse causing the buggy to overturn and Mrs Hughes to be thrown to the road. Her husband a miller with Winchester Milling Company assisted as doctors treated her.
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Boyce
Ella Grim Hughes
James Hughes
Philip Grim
Robe Andolph
Hughes
Stone Bridge
Main Street
Winchester
White Post
Notice to settle Winchester Memorial Hospital accounts
A January deadline is set for private patients owing Winchester Memorial Hospital thirteen thousand three hundred seventy four dollars. The executive committee and medical staff warn collection under law if unsettled, and announce weekly advance billing will be enforced to ensure future funding.
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Winchester Memorial
Frederick County Fruit Growers Annual Meeting Notice
The annual meeting will be held at Handley Library at 2 p m Saturday January 7 election of officers for 1922 year and adoption of uniform packing regulations urged for all members and interested persons. H F Byrd President Frederick County Fruit Growers and Farmers Association 30 1p 61
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Handley Library
H. F. Byrd
Frederick County
Xmas Savings Club Sign Up Ends Soon at Shenandoah Valley Bank
Ten days remain for customers to join the Xmas Savings Club at Shenandoah Valley National Bank. The notice urges members to enroll before deadlines and highlights benefits of the holiday savings plan.
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Xmas Savings Club
THE
Shenandosh Valley National Bank
Funeral of Senator Boles Penrose in Secret Burial
The funeral of Senator Boles Penrose was held in near secrecy at South Laurel Hill Cemetery with no public services at the house. The secretary, I. Taylor, said there was a service at the grave but details were not disclosed. Penrose, a bachelor with three brothers, disliked pomp and ceremony and reportedly wished a quiet burial.
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Associated Press
Boles Penrose
Wader
South Laurel Hill Cemetery
Penrose
Taylor
Tor
Shenandoah Valley National Bank Christmas Savings Club Ad
Local bank urges readers to join the Xmas Savings Club at Shenandoah Valley National Bank for holiday funding options and savings benefits.
Xmas Savings Club Offered by Shenandoal Valley Bank
The Shenandoal Valley National Bank invites participation in the Xmas Savings Club for 1922 with five classes from 25 cents to $5. The $5 class costs 85 cents weekly for 50 weeks, paying $250 plus interest two weeks before Christmas. The bank notes 8% in savings and 1 4 percent on certificates, with total resources over $3,000,000. Hardy, Cashier.
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Xmas Savings Club
Savings Department
Tf Wmg
Hardy
Cashler
Trust Company Formation Discussed in Shenandoah Valley
Reports say a new trust company may launch in Winchester with capital around 600 000 dollars and about 20 board members. Promoters from Winchester and nearby towns study real estate, insurance, executor and trustee work, and bond issues, with a formal meeting possible soon.
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T Waiseald
Winchester
Martinsburg
Roanoke
Christmas Savings Club Seeks Record 1922 Membership
1 000 members have joined the Christmas Savings Club in recent weeks, many from the previous year. The Commercial and Savings Bank invites everyone to learn benefits and join before closing, with weekly class options from 1c to 2 50. Also an estate sale of Albert Brown’s household goods on Jan 12 at 513 N Market St.
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Albert
Brown
Civic League Meeting Set at Handley Library
The regular monthly Civic League meeting will be held at Handley Library on Friday January 6 at 3 30 p m. Cor Secretary Mrs T R Cather notes the event. Miss Dorothy Green has left for Frederick Md to attend school. Ming Green remains in town during holidays.
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The
Civic League
Handley Library
T. R. Cather
Dorothy Green
Frederick, Md
Ming, Green
Katharine Glass
Fort
Loudoun
Semin
Ford Truck 1 Ton in Excellent Condition
One ton Ford pickup in excellent condition listed by H. W. Bbert. No further details provided.
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H. W. Bbert
Auditorium Tonight Delivers Hayseed Reels And Goldwyn Oddities
The program lists The Hayseed, two funny reels, The Blue Fox, Will Rogers in And Unwilling Hero, Henry’s Whistling Dick’s Christmas Stocking, plus a fine comedy drama Olly with 15c, 17c down and children 10c. Ip seems incomplete but mentions admission.
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St. John
The
Blue Fox
Will Rogers
Goldwyn
Henry
Olly
Great White Trail At Auditor Saturday
Besides Al St John in Hayseed two reels with humor and a News reel, Ruth Ad ventures, and a six reel feature The Great White Trail starring Doris Kenyon. A western melodrama with eerie landscapes and gripping snow scenes, sure to draw large Saturday crowds.
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al. St. John
Hayseed
Ruth
Great White Trail
Doris Kenyon
Sprayer Company Urges Replacement with Live Units
J. Grant Sprayer Co. urges replacing nine hundred dead sprayers in the vicinity with a live Hardie system for effective and lively spraying. The firm emphasizes modern equipment to improve output and reliability.
Advertisers Await Replies and Area Scores Noted
A fragmented notice mentions awaiting advertiser responses and area score orders. References to CAPTAIN GR and Sgt E B Brengle indicate military or organizational oversight. A Moling & Seal's weather advertisement is noted on page 7, with a pack of responses expected.
Week of Prayer service at Grace Lutheran Church
The Week of Prayer service at Grace Lutheran Church drew a near full house with Rev. Walter Mark Depp presiding and a trained quartet leading the music. Rev. Clarente Woods preached on The Saviors Petition Thy Kingdom Come from Centenary Reformed Church, discussing the universal Kingdom and the churchs role in guiding humanity toward God. The sermon urged love among all people beyond church lines and noted declining denominational emphasis as a hopeful sign. The remaining Week of Prayer schedule includes Presbyterian Church Thursday, Christ Protestant Episcopal Friday, and Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday with designated leaders and preachers.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Walter Mark Depp
Market Street
Wpincopal Church
Clarente Woods
Centenary Reformed Church
Jesus
Earth
Heaven
Christ
Mr. Woods
Presbyterian Church
George W. Stover
M. Richardson
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Clarence Woods
A. A. Kelly
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Fm, Richardson
Robert B, Nelson
Rouss Fire Company to Hold January Meeting
The Charley Rouss Fire Company will hold its regular meeting Friday evening January 6 at 8 o'clock. Election of officers for the ensuing year and reports from all committees. C Douglas Brown, Secretary. 4-1p-31
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Charley Rouss Fire Company
C. Douglas. Brown
State Horticultural Society Annual Meeting Notes
The annual meeting at Murphy's Hotel opens Tuesday January 10 with full sessions through January 12. Topics cover fruit crop demand, forestry, financial issues, and cooperative packing. Speakers include W P Massey and bank representatives discussing apple industry returns and market quality.
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State Horticultural Society
Murphy's Hotel
W. P. Massey
San Foresting
Biec
Hom
Freee Bank of Timbers
Virginia
Wanted at once stenographers and typists
Classified notice seeks stenographers and typists. Position may be permanent, to the right party. Apply by handwriting to J. B. care of.
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J. B
Martinsburg Dance Hosts Guests at Mrs Baker Home
Miss Virginia Marshall acted as hostess at a Martinsburg gathering hosted by Mr. Jacob K. Baker on Tuesday. Aly Hebry sat to furnish the evening with refreshments and a confetti sendoff. Guests included Mr. Fiery and Miss Miller from Martinsburg.
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Virginia Marshall
Jacob K. Baker
Fiery
Miss Miller
Martinsburg
Friendship Company Elects Officers Meeting Tonight
All members are urged to attend the regular meeting at 8 o'clock where the election of officers will be held. Fred W. Forney is listed as a key officer in the notice from the company.
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Friendship Company
Te Ular
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OPI
Lynchburger
Baltimorean
United States Senate
Mr. Withrow
C.K. Skivey
Ashby Station
Winchester Milling Company
Old Baker Flour
North Market Street
Messrs
Charles
Holmes Grim
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Shenandoal Valley National Bank
Shenaydodh Valley
Vent Royal
Woodstock
Strashore
Harrisonburg
Charles Ypown
Wa Vay
Hudson
Chapman
Tonite
Auditor
Grant Sprayer Co
Star Office
Captain Bob's Company
GR Per Ist
Sgt
E’ B. Brengle
Moling & Seal
Week of Prayer
Church
Rouss Fire Company
Colonial Brick Corporation
Packard
Migs Hodgson's
Orchard Supply Co
Vital Tories
Xmas Sayings Club
Shenandoah Valley Bank
Tonmgeer
Fred
W. Forney
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