Winchester Fire Alarms Plan Spurred by Local Fire Chief
Winchester firemen pursue a new plan for sounding alarms as city and county events unfold. Rev Cartney H Anderson wed Ottie Lamp at Methodist Church South parsonage by Rev P R Diehl. Shen valee hotel destroyed by fire. Mrs B West Baker dies suddenly at home. Dr C A Freed and Fred Thomas homes intruded by unknown. Richmond executive mansion damaged, unoccupied until spring. Congress considers federal radio station control bill. Kiwanis 1925 report notes J C Oakes and Bill Ramsey flawless attendance. Mrs E H Durell spoke on McIntires House at Century Club gathering.
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Winchester
Cartney H. Anderson
Ottie Lamp
Methodist Church
South
P. R. Diehl
Shenvalee
Valley Sporting Place
B. West Baker
C. A. Freed
Fred Thomas
Richmond
United States Congress
Winchester Kiwanis Club
J.C. Oakes
Bill Ramsey
E. H. Durell
McIintire
Century Club
John 8. Scully
Friendship Fire Company elects Carson Spillman to head again
Captain Carson Spillman was chosen to succeed himself as head of the Friendship Fire Company. The Winchester Chamber of Commerce collaborates with B and O Railroad to seek better service for the city. A fire destroys a store building, the B O station and post office at Wadesville Clarke County. The new industrial alcohol has a bad odor and will be used in perfumes. More than 200000 troops mass on the Greek frontier for invasion of Macedonia. Miss Edna Barnhart elected to succeed Mrs Carter as Latin and German teacher at John Kerr School.
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Carson Spillman
Friendship Fire Company
Macedonia
Edna Barnhart
W. H. Carter
John Kerr
Baltimore and Ohio
Wadesville
Clarke County
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Vivienne confronts Channing over a damaging story
In a Channing studio Vivienne clashes with him about a tabloid tale linking her to Arnold Kronberg and Bruce Burns. He hints at a possible personal appearance scheme while she demands a workable life plan to support Aileen. The scene ends with Vivienne blasting him and a shattered prop.
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Jimmy Crane
Thanors
Ailcen
Vivienne
Aileen
Avivienne
Channing
Arnold Kronberg
Bruce Burns
Dirty Sheet
Viv
Local Social Notes From Mt Williams Virginia
Miss Marguerite Smithey of Har risonburg visits home in Mt Williams with her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Smithey. Various neighbors and relatives visit each other including Mr E R Clouser Cedar Creek grade Mr Kenneth Himelright and daughter Sallie Mr and Mrs A L Brewer and Mrs Annie M Orndorff. School reopens after Christmas break.
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MT. Williams
Marguerite Smithey
State Teachers’ College of
Harrisonburg
Harry Smithey
E. R. Clouser
Cedar Creek
A. L. Brewer
Kenneth. Himelright
Sallie
Ortney Williams
C. J. Keckley
George Carver
Magazine salesman earns college money by selling
A local young man who works as a magazine peddler stunned onlookers by admitting he was selling subscriptions to support his college education. The incident drew attention to student aid efforts and community responses.
Stock market gains notable as seats sell for 200000
The year opens with gains in the stock exchange as traders note a seat sale at 200000 dollars. Analysts say the dip reflects short selling pressures and a broader correction of industrial finance echoing prewar patterns.
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Stock Exchange
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Herman H. Hable
Loudoun Street
Shenandoah Valley
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Our Christmas Club
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Ry As
Apeltvs
Stony Meade Farm
Frederick County
Opequon Creek
Herbert S. Larrick
H. L. Campbell
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Robt. Armstrong
Marie Prevost
John Miljan
William Blakewell
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corp
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North Loudoun St
Winchester, Va
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Baker’s Drug Store
Temptation
Ownahmng
Mr. Channing
Vivienne Nodded
Tye
Kronberg
Mademoiselle
Dwight
the Macaulay Co
Jimmy
Mr. Williams
Charles West
I. N. Wallace
E. Brewer
Jessie Orn
Berryville Pike
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Apple Folks Bank
Farmers & Merchants National
Bank and Trust Company
County Court House
Mrown
Fisher
Gray & Sheetz
Price
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