Virginia Legislature Opens Biannual Session in Richmond
Virginia's General Assembly convenes to hear Byrd's message as 40 senators meet in Richmond. House officers elect after new speaker joins, with 93 Democrats and 7 Republicans in the body. Price becomes lieutenant governor January 15, while Pollard takes oath later.
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Richmond
Virginia
General Assembly
Harry F. Byrd
Senate
Junius B. West
House of Delegates
House
T. Gray Haddon
Richmond City
S. C
Campbell County
Cc. C. Vaughan
Lunenburg
Col. Williams
J. M. Johnston
Rockbridge County
Graham
James H. Price
Gov. West
Suffolk
John Garland Pollard
Annery
Indicate Character of Fire When Giving Alarm Urged
Fire company captains urge that when a fire alarm is given by telephone the caller should specify the character of the fire. This would often avoid summoning all companies and speed response.
For Rent Modern 6 Room House Leicester Street
For rent a modern six room house at 423 West Leicester Street with immediate possession offered by B. M. Sullivan. Property listing appears as an early classified notice withible contact details.
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Leicester St
B. M. Sullivan
Dr Charles E Barker Delivers Large Winchester Lecture
Dr Charles E Barker of Grand Rapids Michigan spoke to 700 to 800 at the Capitol Theatre in Winchester. He urged happiness through cheerfulness, purposeful work, faith in God, and avoiding worry, noting wealth does not guarantee joy. He also addressed Handley High School students and public meetings sponsored by Rotary. admission was free.
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Charles E. Barker
Grand Rapids
Mich
Winchester
Capital Theatre
Washington
Taft
Dy Barker
Handley High School
Handley Library
United Railways Win Big Point In Supreme Court
The United Railways and Electric Company won in the Supreme Court over the Maryland Public Service Commission in Baltimore streetcar fare dispute. The court ruled that present value, not property cost, should determine fares and sent the case back for further proceedings. A Louisiana woman faces serious trouble after shooting a man who was not her husband, per the report.
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Associated Press
Washington
United Railways and Electric Company
Supreme Court
Maryland Public Service Commission
Baltimore
Louisiana
Katsas
Bomb kills wife. two brothers in custody in Maryland
Seat Pleasant, Md. January 6. Herman Brady and his brother Leroy Brady were detained by police investigating the Christmas bomb death of Naomi Hall Brady. An uncle, Clarence W. Brady, was also arrested but denied involvement after cross examination. The bomb was delivered to Naomi Brady at her father John Hall’s home on New Year’s Day.
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Associated Press
Seat Pleasant
Herman Brady
Naomi Hall Brady
Leroy Brady
Upper Marlboro
Clarence W. Brady
Herman
Leroy
Washington
Brady
John Hall
Robert Mullen Veteran of Navy Dies at 28
Robert T. Mullen a Winchester area resident and Navy veteran died after a two week illness from pneumonia at age 28. He served 17 months before WWI reenlisting for eight months and was discharged for health reasons. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs R L Mullen two siblings and was unmarried. Funeral from his parents home at 1 30 pm with services by Rev George W Stover and Rev E J Rohart at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Robert T. Mullen
Winchester
Loudoun County
Frederick County
Mr. Malen
Naval Service
United States
Mullen
R. L. Mullen
Berryville Avenue
Clarke Mullen
Ethel Fries
George W. Stover
United Brethren Church
E. J. Rohart
First Brethren Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Rodney Carper
Wilbur Johnston
Harry Womledorph
Mr. Hottel
John Miller
Michael Garber
Children Burned Fatally in Blazing Conneaut House
Three Scribner children died from burns after a fire trapped them in their Conneaut Ohio home. Their mother, who had left for work, tried to rescue them as two other children escaped from an upstairs window. The house was on fire upon her return.
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Associated Press
Conneaut
Ohio
James Scribner
Scribner
Many Stocks Slip From Last Week Price Levels
New York news of January 6 reports a dull trading day with initial gains fading by midday as selling hit merchandising and public utility shares. By afternoon many stocks traded 1 to 9 points lower than last week final quotations amid a 4 percent money rate.
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Associated Press
New York
Mr Price Dies at Gainesboro Early Today
Ernest Price well known county farmer died at his brother Clifton Price's Gainesboro home after a period of illness due to complications. He was 42, son of the late Samuel Price, survived by his mother Mrs. Andrew Ricketts his son Hugh and daughter Marguerite, brothers Clifton Samuel Calvin, sister Mrs Frank Flowers. Funeral services were held Wednesday with burial at Old Stone Church cemetery after services at Old Stone Church conducted by Rev. Charles Wagner.
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Ernest Price
Clifton Price
Gainesboro
Mr. Price
Samuel Price
Andrew Ricketts
Hugh Price
Marguerite Price
Messrs
Philadelphia
Calvin Price
Martinsburg
Frank Flowers
Old Stone Church
Charles Wagner
Rev Dr Richards Arrives To Preach Week of Prayer
Rev Dr George W Richards of Lancaster Pennsylvania arrives by Pennsylvania Railroad to spend the week as preacher at a series of prayer services in the Presbyterian Church under the Winchester Ministerial Association. Meetings begin 7 30 each evening except Saturday night with Dr Richards president of the Reformed Church Theological Seminary staying at the George Washington Hotel.
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George W. Richards
Lancaster
Pennsylvania Railroad
Presbyterian Church
Winchester Ministerial Association
Richards
Reformed Church Theological Seminary
George Washington Hotel
Robert Shade Named Executor Of Burton Estate In Court
Robert Shade of Siler in this county qualified today in Circuit Court as executor of the late Francis M. Burton estate. Shade gave bond in the amount of 3000 dollars. The death of Burton occurred recently at Siler.
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Robert Shade
Siler
County
Francis M. Burton
Shade
1930 Marquette Demonstrator and Ford for sale
Classified notice listing a 1930 Marquette Demonstrator five passenger car and eight Model T Fords for sale. Prices described as the lowest, with contact by W. Ebert in Ohio.
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W. Ebert
Prices Continue Lower on Apples in Foreign Markets
The demand for barreled apples rose slightly but boxed varieties remained slow to moderate. London reports extremely light barreled U S supplies and lower prices for extra fancy Winesaps. English apple supply dwindles while Canadian exports to the UK and provinces match last season. South Africa shipments rise with pears, plums, and peaches heavy. New Zealand forecasts strong apple and pear export growth increasing market competition for American cold storage fruit.
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Washington
Liverpool
F. A. Motz
Ritultue
Washington Jonathans
United States
London
Pacific Northwest
Motz
United Kingdom
South Africa
New Zealand
For Sale New 9‑Room Brick Residence With Modern Conveniences
For sale a new modern nine room brick residence built by owner in a desirable location with all conveniences and easy terms. Also a reward notice for a large purse found near Swartz Meat on Saturday evening attributed to Mrs L Kenneth Rice.
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Swartz
L. Kenneth Rice
Death summons J P Stryker at Winchester home
J P Stryker died Sunday morning at 606 North Kent street from uraemia after a stroke years earlier. Born September 23 1870 in Winchester he was a son of Vance W and Mary Anderson Stryker and worked in the meat business with his father. He survived by a widow Mary Massey a daughter Mamie Stryker two brothers and two sisters. Funeral Wednesday at 10 from the Church of the Sacred Heart with interment in Sacred Heart Cemetery.
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J. Pervical Stryker
North Kent Street
Stryker
Mr. Stryker
Friendship Fire Company
Mary Massey
Thomas Massey
Mamie Stryker
J. William and
Frederick P. Stryker
Winchester
William Sumptine
Radford
George W. Rathiman
Church of the Sacred
Omar Jackson
George Woodward
Thomas Ek. Kremer
Thomas J. Trier
Ernest Dove
Obscene Talk On KWEH Station Brings Protest
In Washington Jan 6 Senator Dill urged the Federal Radio Commission and the attorney general to halt KWEH Shreveport Louisiana broadcasts of obscene language. Dill cited a telegram from L J Watrone Minneapolis and argued the attorney general could act under the radio act if the commission lacks authority.
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Washington
Federal Radio Commission
Senate Today
Dill
Public dental clinic opens at Handley School
A new general dental clinic started at Handley School serving first through sixth graders with Dr. T M Pumphrey in charge. The program, funded by the City School Board and Red Cross, covers two thirds of costs, with parents paying one third, and aims to reduce childhood dental handicaps.
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Handley Schools
Pumphrey
T. M. Pumphrey
State Board of Health
Handley Bct
City School Board
Red Cross
The
H. 8. Duffey
Ted Lewis Shines With Band In Show of Shows
Theodore Friedman known as Ted Lewis world famous high hat t raggedian of jazz appears with his celebrated band in the Warner Vitaphone technicolor revue Show of Shows. The premiere played in Circleville Ohio then reached this city after midnight last night. He trained in public schools Ohio State University and Bliss Business College. Ted began on violin inspired by his father’s wish for a famous virtuoso career.
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Theodore Friedman
Ted Lewis
Warner
Brothers Vitaphone Super-Revue
Technicolor
Circleville
Oho
Ohio State University
Bliss Business College
Ted
Rickers Motor Co Ford Dealer Moves to Valley and Gerard
The Rickers Motor Co announces a temporary move from North Braddock to a new service station at the corner of Valley Avenue and Gerard Street in south Winchester. The old building will be used for service only while the Geo Washington Garage showroom hosts a temporary display and sales department. New 1930 cars are on display.
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North Braddock Street
Valley Avenue
Gerard Street
South Winchester
Geo. Washington
Rickers Motor CO
Winchester
Ford
Charles Fuller Dies After Long Illness at Home
Charles A. Fuller longtime Pennsylvania Railroad employee died in his home at 838 W Amherst Street after a gradual decline from paralysis. Born in Chambersburg October 18 18, he worked the Cumberland Valley division and served as roundhouse superintendent until 1923. He is survived by three daughters Mrs John Rosenberger Mrs Charles Sam mers and Miss Henrietta Fuller and two sons Chris and Tandane Fuller. Funeral services with Rev Norris officiating will be held in the city.
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Charles A. Fuller
Amherst Street
Mr. Fuller
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chambersburg
Chambersbur
Pensylvania
Christian
Phillipine Fuller
Germany
Fuller
Virginia K. Sterer
Round
Cumberland Valley Division
Roundhouse
John’ A. Rosenberger
Charles J. Samemers
Henrietta ‘Fuller
Chris. and
Tandane, Fuller
Ces
Norris
Church Officers Installed By Dr. Diffenderfer
The Rev. Dr. George M. Diffenderfer presided as Grace Church in Washington installed officers and council members. New church officers include Beck Bosserman Miller and Luna ford plus librarians pianists and choristers. elders deacons and council members named.
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George M. Derfer
Lutheran Place Memo of
Washington
Innei Grace Church
Diffenderfer
Mnk
Paul A. Beck
W. H. Bosserman
Dr. H. 8. Miller
Oak
Mt. Rev
Walter H. Serman, Jr
Reid Lunaford
E. Bob Estes
Oscar §. Brown
J. H. Bott
New. McCartney
Gilbert Whitmire
Elmer Lamp
M Shearer
Samuel. Renner
Jacob Hottel
Missie Harlee
Alexan Lunsford
C. K. Over
Agstéte Ant
J. A. Richards
C. K. Ov
Carl Ritter
H. K. Grove
Lewis F. Cooper
H. A. Schmidt
Clark Smith
Curtis Bowers
Joseph Miner
J. Few Brown
George H. Heist
J. George Baet
Jer
George Theis
J. A. Richard
Charles Fries
K. Over
0. C. Cassell
J. Fred. Thwaite
W. Bosserman
Clar Smith
Joseph Miller
Used Fords Model A and T Craze At GEO Washington Garage
The listing shows multiple Ford models including 29 Tudor 29 Standard Coupe 29 Roadster 28 Tudor and 26 Coupe offered at GEO Washington Garage. The notice highlights availability dates and contact details for potential buyers.
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GEO Washington Garage
South End Hose Co Elects Officers At January Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the South End Hose Company is set for Monday at 8 o'clock. Officers for the coming year will be elected. A smoker with short addresses and music will follow, promising a good time for attendees.
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South End Hose Company
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