SINE DIES FROM SPINAL ABSCESS IN W VA HOSPITAL
Charles Sine son of Prof Sine a school teacher from High View Hampshire county West Virginia died this morning from a spinal abscess following injuries from an automobile crash near Boyce Clarke county. Born in Rockingham Springs he lived mainly in Frederick and Hampshire counties. He had worked in Washington as a taxi driver since last spring. Survived by his father and brother Paul Sine his mother predeceased him. Funeral at Christian Church Timber Ridge with interment in church cemetery. Pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vores Sine
High View
Hampshire County
W. Va
Sine
Washington
Paul Sine
Boyce Clarke County
Mr. Lines
Mr. Line
Rock Hon Springs
Westeen
Frederick
Hess
Hampshire
Jones’ Funeral Home
South Loudoun Street
Christian Church
Timber’ Ridge
W. L. Dudley
Tor
Church of Christ
Lester
Marvin Selden
Ivan Anderson
Leyburn
Walter Brill
Rothwell
Carrier
Maryland 1927 General Assembly Opens in Annapolis
State House at Annapolis opened at noon as Emerson R. Crothers and Albert J. Almoney administered the session. The Democratic slate for Assembly officers was elected after caucus. President David G. McIntosh retired to minority leadership. Speaker E. Brooke Lee was elected. Senator Alexander Hagner moved to minority leadership.
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Associated Press
State House
Annapolis
Maryland
General Assembly
Emerson R. Crothers
Senate
Albert J. Almoney
House of Delegates
David G. McIntosh
Baltimore County
Alexander Hagner
Washington County
J. Milton Patterson
Allegany County
E. Brooke Lee
Montgomery County
Friendship Fire Co to Hold Regular Meeting and Auction
Friendship Fire Co No 1 schedules a regular meeting for Thursday January 6 at 8 PM. Elections of officers and other business will be discussed including the sale of Big Sis Smoker. Members with claims must present them to the secretary before Thursday night for settlement. Capt. Fred W Forney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Fire Co
Judge Haas Leaves Bench to Resume Practice in Spring
Judge T N Haas of the Twenty fifth Judicial Circuit resigns effective March 1 to join son Hamilton Haas in a new Harrisonburg law firm. Governor Byrd will appoint his successor after consulting Rockingham and Page bar associations. Haas has served over twenty years with few reversals.
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Richmond
T. N. Haas
Rockingham
Avi Page
Harry F. Byrd
Imas
Hamilton Haas
Circuit
Haas
Byrd
Page
Khown
University of L
Volume of Business One Day In Issuing
State motor vehicle commissioner's warning of no grace for licenses spurs a rush at the Chamber of Commerce in Winchester. December 31 licenses total 813 including 678 autos 123 trucks and 12 convertibles with gross sales of 14876.50. Last year’s peak was 6470, and few locals operate without 1927 plates, risking arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
Andrew Bell
Chamber
Frederick County
Complications Fatal To a Child
Helen Virginia Grimm eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Carroll Grimm died shortly before midnight at 22 East Monmouth street from complications Funeral services will be at the house Thursday at 2 pm with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery Mr C B Dacey of Baltimore connected with the Baltimore American is visiting here on business He previously assisted in the Apple Blossom Festival Queen selection contest through the Baltimore American.
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Helen Virginia Grimm
Carroll Grimm
East
Monmouth Street
Donald
Mount Hebron
C. B. Dacey
Baltimore
Baltimore American
Dacey
For Rent Front Room Furnished on Piccadilly
Rental notice for a furnished front room with steam heat at 119 West Piccadilly Street. Property listed with a tenancy ad including location and basic amenity details.
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W. Piccadilly St
Special January Rate for Progressive Farmer Subscriptions
Pay now to save with advance rates from The Progressive Farmer. In effect now, $4.00 by carrier and $3.00 by mail. Remit promptly. January 31 is the last day to secure the advance rate at the above rates.
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the Evening Star
Progressive Farmer
STAR
Evening Star
Colored school building loan gets approval
At a city council meeting ten of twelve members were present. Shenandoah Valley Inc represented by Harrisonburg official Katnaugh sought a $250,000 raise for a publicity program benefiting Winchester, with $1,000,000 quota, $750,000 already raised privately. A $30,000 colored public school building loan was approved, to be funded by Handley trustees’ $15,000 gift and a $15,000 literary fund loan repaid at $1,000 annually for 15 years at 4 percent. The council also approved moving $25,000 to cover current expenses and discussed street lamps, curbs, water line extensions, and disconnection of an old reservoir on Clark Street. The meeting included routine reports from city officials and notices about residents and visitors.
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Messrs
J. George Baetjer
W. W. Dellinger
Wreereer Katanaugh
Harrisonburg
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Winchester
John M. Steck
Handley
Patton
Henry
Grimm
Senseney Road
Committee On Lights
Page
Committee On Streets
Noarth Loudoun Street
Hable
Water and Sewer Committee
Loudoun
Piccadilly Streets
Clark Street
Solenberger
Sanitary Committee
William L. Clark
Old Town
Conneil
Commissioner of the Revenue
E. W. Miller
P. D. Plank
Loudoun Street Traffic May Become Two Way With No Parking
City Council approved a measure to make Loudoun Street between Piccadilly and Boscawen a two way street and ban all parking, with limited loading exceptions. The ordinance also caps speed at ten miles per hour at the intersection with London Road and is set for a special Saturday vote.
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Soutoun Street
London
Aevemenilalsy
Toudouh Street
Piccadilly
Boscawen
State Your Views. Auto traffic on Loudoun Street debated
The Common Council of Winchester discusses prohibiting parking on Loudoun Street and turning it into a two way thoroughfare. A special meeting is proposed to consider an ordinance and seek public opinion. Readers are urged to inform council members of their views on safety, business impact, and pedestrian risk.
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Loudoun Street
Boscower
Piccadilly
Common Council
Winchester
Council approves fire protection for tabernacle on Amherst Street
City Council adopted fire wardens recommendations to widen exits or add new ones for the temporary tabernacle on Amherst Street behind Loudoun Street business properties. Builders must keep fire hose and a watchman during Bridges revival meetings and February, then remove tabernacle. permit to erect was issued. Councilman Fred W. Forney presented the measure.
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Amherst Street
Loudoun Street
Artest
South
Counness
Tabernacle
Indian Alley
Fred W. Forney
Friendship Fire Company
Reverence for Law Theme Set For Prayer Service
Tonight at 8 oclock the Week of prayer will be held in United Brethren Church with Rev Dr C A Freed of Grace Lutheran preaching on Reverence for Law. All church members and nonmembers are welcome to attend the service for the betterment of the community.
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United Brethren Church
C.A. Freed
Grace Lutheran Church
Buick Sedan For Sale Near New Condition
Good Buick sedan nearly new must sell. Write B. VV. D. care Star office for details.
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B. VV. D
Care Star Office
Couple held in jail on morality charge in Winchester
Albert A. Jones and Mrs Theresa Crosby are jailed in Winchester awaiting a police court hearing on morality charges. Jones, claiming to run a collection agency, is linked to a bad check and a whisky possession case. Crosby, from Staunton, is described as a married mother of two who accompanied him. The hearing will be private with only principals, witnesses, and officers present.
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Albert A. Jones
Theresa Crosby
Staunton
Jones
Los Angeles
McKee
T P
Crosby
Two Known Dead In Seething Furnace On Ship
Baltimore date report details a blast and fire aboard the barque Richelieu in Cattle Bay. Two men Percy Lewis and Thomas Daniels died from burns while ten French cadets and crew survived though some injured.
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Baltimore
Lave
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Cattle Bay
Richelieu
Market strength broadens with motors leading rally
New York January 5 The market showed general strength with broad buying orders except for railroads, mines and copper. Speculation centered on motors ahead of the New York automobile show and call loan renewals remained at five percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Os Press
New York
Monte
Coppers
Motors
Winter Grains In Fair Condition Across Regions
Weather digest from Washington reports mixed conditions for winter grains. Virginia shows unfavorable trends for corn, while overall grains are fair to favorable for marketing prospects.
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Associated
Washington
Virginia
National Park Talk Friday at Handley Library
The Women’s Claque invites the public to a free lecture by Colonel Benchoff on the Shenandoah National Park and its meaning for the region. The event is Friday January 7 at 4 p.m. in the Handley Library auditorium.
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National Park
Handley Library
Women’s Claque
Colonel Benchoff
Shenandoah Valley
Kernstown Community League to Meet Friday Evening
Kernstown Community League holds a meeting Friday at 7 20 PM. All members patrons and citizens are urged to attend to help improve the school and community under President J D Cammar.
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Kernstown
Kernstown Community League
J. D
Cammar
Miss Gertrude Dotterer Returns Home for Holidays
Miss Gertrude Dotterer age 44 and her mother Mrs. Claire Dotterer spent the holidays at their home here before returning to Merion Pennsylvania to attend school.
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Virginia Tayloe “Boyd
P. ‘W. Boyd
Catonsville, Md
Roberts Beach School
Gertrude Dotterer
Claire Dotterer
Merion
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C.F. Sine
Father
Free State
Hiram W. Bertram
Bertram
Council
C. W. Eichelberger
Lynchburg
George Washington Hotel
Eichelberger
Insurance Department
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Dr. Freed
J. F.rodman, Jr
North Carolina
James Wiley
Sharples
Shenandoah Valley Road
H. L. Pifor
Farmville, Va
A.R. Emmert
Martinsburg, W. Va
Bertha Mowery
Strasburg
Martinsburg
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
Hast Picdilly Street
L Ton
Wsington and Lee University
Charles Adey
Charlen
Baltimore, Md
Adey
Kela
Missita Creswell
Carl Creswell
May Jones
Memorial Hospital
the Star
North Main
Lououn Street
Water
Merin
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