Miss Mary E A Anderson 65 Dies at City Home
Mrs. Mary E A Anderson aged sixty five died at her residence on the first day of the year in the City. She was born in Stephens City and lived most of her life locally. Survived by husband Daniel L Ardoraan and two daughters Theresa Milburn and Josephine Milburn. Funeral from Sacred Heart Church on the fourth, burial at Mt Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E.A. Anderson
Stephens City
G. Adolphus
Elizabeth White
Staunton
Anderson
Visitation Convent
Frederick
Daniel L.ardoraan
Theresa
Milburn
M. Josephine Milburn
Church of the Sacred Heart
Mt. Hebron
Capon Bridge Couple Welcomed In W Va Ceremony
Capon Bridge West Virginia January 8 Mr and Mrs John Wot welcomed a new arrival as their family grows in the small town. The event drew neighbors and local kin to share in the joy and extend best wishes.
Holiday Visits and Health Notes in Washington Area
Miss Winifred and O Neil Ward spent holidays with parents in Washington DC and a college. Mrs J M Ward hosted, Marguerite Shuler recovered from a long illness, Virginia Alabaugh ill with a cold visiting Mrs D Shuler, Mrs A I Pugh improving slowly, Ruth Kern returned to Shepherdstown after Christmas visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
Winifred
O'Neil Ward
J.M. Ward
Marguerite Shuler
Virginia Alabaugh
Mra. D. Shuler
Rs. A. I. Pugh
Ruth Kern
Shepherdstown
Busy Virginia legislature set to open with record bills
The Virginia General Assembly prepares to convene with about 300 advance bill requests from senators and delegates, as 1923 anticipates a busy session. An electric voting machine will record votes mechanically, while Richard Brewer appears set for a third term as speaker amid pledged support.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Virginia General Assembly
Legislative Reference Bureau
C. H. Morrissett
Senate
House of Delegates
Morrissett
General Assembly
Richard Brewer
House
Imperial Court Romance Captures Vienna Splendor
A vivid description of life at a royal court, highlighting love, music, and spectacle. The narrative paints the emperor's milieu with lavish detail, weaving atmosphere with romance and grandeur.
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Vienna
Revival Edict Sets Weekly Services or Jail
Monroe judge A M Stack orders gambling defendants to attend weekly revival services led by Billy Sunday or face jail. Twelve men convicted must serve 60 days each unless jail time is suspended on the condition they abstain from gambling for three years and attend the services.
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Associated Press
NAG
A.M. Stack
Monroe
Mecklenburg Supreme Court
Moon
Billy
Bank bandit Red Ryan given life sentence with lash
Norma Red Ryan, a bank bandit and escaped convict, was captured with confederates after a street battle with Minneapolis police and sentenced to life imprisonment with thirty lashes at ten lashings per month over three months.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Jan
Norma
Red” Ryan
Bank
Esca
Minneapolis
Clergy Plan Course of Action in Liberal Episcopal Rift
Protestant Episcopal clergymen long urging liberal Church doctrine plan a meeting to outline a collective stance opposing the Dallas bishops conference. The gathering aims to shift strategy from individual sermon liberalism to an organized modernist campaign and action plan.
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Aated Press
New York
Jan
Protestant Episcopal Church
Dallas
Texas
House of Bishops
All Forms of Vice Is Put Under Ban
Philadelphia and several Pennsylvania cities vow strict enforcement after inaugurations by new mayors. Mayor Kendrick and Brig. Gen. Smedley D. Butler demand immediate vice suppression. Butler gives Philadelphia two days to clean up the city.
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Asted Press
Philadelph
Pennsylva
Philadelphia
Kendrick
Brg
Smedley D. Butler
Easton
Coastville
Altoona
General Butler
Dinner Party Raided by Dry Agents in Exclusive Apartment
Washington January 8 The fashionable caterer W Simpson his wife and seven workers were arrested as police and revenue agents raided an exclusive apartment during a formal dinner. Five cases of liquor were seized and books and records were confiscated. Simpson released on $5,000 bond with his wife at $3,000 and employees bonds from $1,500 to $2,000.
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Associated Press
Washington
W. Simpson
Simpson
Masters Subject of Vicious Attacks
Saturday night the garage of the Rev. Mr. Marsh of Middleburg was burned along with his car inside the structure. Authorities reported extensive damage and suspected deliberate arson amid local tension.
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Mr. Marsh
Middleburg
Fire incident linked to incendiary origin reported
The report mentions doubts the fire was incendiary in origin and notes that the Episcopal minister at New oft, the Rev. Mr. Mayer, was stoned while returning home from a parish call.
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New Oft
Mayer
Farmers and Merchants National Bank Directors Re-Elected
At the annual stockholders meeting the Farmers and Merchants National Bank re-elected its directors for the coming year. An 11 percent dividend for 1923 was declared. The board then organized with Dr W P McGuire as president John Keating as vice president H D Fuller as vice president and cashier and H M Sartelle as assistant cashier.
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Farmers and Merchants National Bank
H. F. Byrd
J. 8S. Haldeman
John Keating
J.J. Ridgeway
John M. Steck
G. W. Haddox
W. P. McGuire
W. FE. Cooper
Scott Grant
H. D. Fuller
H B. McCormac
M. Chiles
M. M. Lynch
C. R. McCann
R. T. Barton
H. M. Sartelle
Edward Ingle Dies in Richmond After Sudden Illness
Mrs. F T McFaden learns of the Richmond death of her nephew Edward Ingle a Baltimore native and writer formerly with the Baltimore Sun Richmond Times and Manufacturer's Record He was a noted author on economics His funeral was in Baltimore at 3 30 pm and Dr and Mrs McFaden with other relatives left for Baltimore on the 8 32 B&O train this morning returning tonight.
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F. T. McFaden
Richmond
McFaden
Edward Ingle
Ingle
Baltimore
William Ingle
That City
Federal Five Bank of the
Fifth District
Mary Mayo
Smith
Peter Mayo
Clarke County
Baltimore Sun
Richmond Times
Manufacturer's Record
Stewart Dies Sudderet Continued From Page
The obituary charts the life of Ws. Stewart a leading horticulturist and advocate of modern fruit cultivation methods. He owned Protumna Orchard at Tablers Berkeley County and chaired the Stewart Corporation advancing a power sprayer. He served as director at Nations Fruit Product Company and Old National Bank of Martinsburg and supported federal apple inspections. He traveled to markets especially in the south and belonged to several fruit societies.
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Stewart
Tablers
International Apple Shippers Association
West Virginia Horticultural Society
Berkeley County
The
Nations Fruit Product Company
Old National Bank of
Martinsburg
Stewart Corporation
Ground Beetle Man's Friend Calosoma icarophanta
Nature Magazine of Washington identifies Calosoma 8ycophanta as a ground beetle allied with gypsy moth and brown-tail moth enemies. It is a glittering green and gold beetle with a purple head and thorax, imported from Europe. Adults and larvae feed voraciously on other insects, especially caterpillars. Shining Exceptions. All men are flatterers sive the ones who take photographs for passports.
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Nature Magazine of
Washington
Europe
James A. Montague
Marriage Links Two Wealthy Families in International Romance
A high society pairing unites Miss Verne Omaha, heiress to a vast fortune, and Raymond Baur, director and manager linked to European oil interests. The wedding is set for January 4 as both families cement cross continental ties.
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Verne
Omaha
Raymond
Stoll
Paris
Omis
Wal Omaha
Mr. Baur
Baur
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Mary A Pickford
Wesley Barry
Capon Bridge, W. VA
John
Mary Philbin
Norman Kerry
Carl Laemmle
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Rupert Julian
Magnus Johnson
Minnesota
Wallace
Johnson
Eral Tasker H. Bliss
Soldiers’ Home
F. and
M. Bank
F. T. M’faden
A. Ws. Stewart
Sudderet
Pageenka
Tetensia
Young
Aga
Empire Theatre Now
Brooks’ Pharmacy
East
Piccadilly Street
North Main Street
Laxacold
Baker’s Drug Store
Colonial
Pickford
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