Rosenberger obituary notes long life in Winchester
Mrs. Rosenberger of Winchester died at home aged 98. She was born near Phillipsburg New Jersey October 10 1863 and married J Hose in 1891. Survived by husband seven children and several siblings. funeral Monday at 3 30 pm at the house with ministers from Presbyterian and Methodist churches. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Berger
T Rando H Women’s College
Lynchburg
Macon
Bleie Rosenberger
Mary Baldwin Sem
Frederick omaniLy
Totnboren
J. Hose
Bue
Lela A. Rosenberger
John H.*rosenberger
Robt. Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Ralph R.enberger
Grace M. Roseer
Mary
Rosenberger
Elsie M. Rosenberger
Paul , Rosenberger
Winchester
Graham Rosenberger
New York City
Leigh. Fritts
Weehawken
N. Ae
William
Fritts
Jersey City
N. J
Luther F. Fritts
Kontairvite
Loudoun Street
John H
Ralph Rosenberger
John W. Rosenberger
Auxiliary American Legion meets at Mrs Baker home
The regular monthly meeting of the Auxiliary of the American Legion is scheduled for Monday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. W. A. Baker.
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Auxiliary of the American Legion
W. A. Baker
Form Community League At Armel
A community league will be organized at Armel school house on Wednesday evening January 13 at 7 30. All interested in education and community uplift are urged to attend and help promote the cause. A speaker from Winchester will address and outline the organization. Principal Miss Clara Bowman and assistant Miss Virginia Atkins will manage the program.
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Armel School House
Winchester
Clara’ Bowman
Virginia Atkins
Virginia Woolen Company layoffs downplayed by manager
H B McCormac, general manager, says reports of large scale layoffs at the Virginia Woolen Company are unfounded. He estimates as many as 75 workers may be laid off for two to three weeks, a seasonal pause while orders are booked. Most employees remain at work, wages steady, and temporary layoff figures are small.
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Virginia Woolen Company
Winchester
H. B. McCormac
Virginia Woolen” Company
Feed the Birds to Stave Off Starving
Residents of Winchester and Frederick County are urged by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to provide food and shelter for birds during the snowy weather. The note warns many birds may starve without help from farmers and town residents.
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Winchester
Frederick County
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Coasters Use Rail Hill As Snow Coasting Restricted
Mayor Ward orders rope off cross streets into South Market street to let youths coast on rail hill during snow. Automobiles warned South Market approach closed while snow lasts. rail hill is the town coast area. FEED: THE BIRDS urges feeding birds amid harsh conditions.
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Ward
South Market Street
Rail Hill
Seine and Marne Rivers Recede in Paris Flood Watch
The Seine fell to 19.29 feet at the Tournelle bridge from 19.52 feet overnight while the Marne also recedes. Observers expect a stationary level for 48 hours before the Seine begins to fall as floodwaters from tributaries arrive, with no alarm.
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Associated Press
Paris
Seine
Tournelle Bridge
Marne
Winchester Masonic Lodge to Hold Funeral Service
Members of Winchester Wham Lodge No. 21 AF and AM meet at the Masonic temple Monday January 11 at 130 PM to attend the funeral of brother E C Jackson. Ca Eddy, Sec.
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Winchester Wham
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
E. C. Jackson
Ca ¥. Eddy
Hearing on 2.75 beer to feature Wayne Wheeler
Senator Edge announced a Senate judiciary subcommittee hearing on 2.75 beer with Wayne Wheeler of the Auto-Section League given a chance to explain numerous extraordinary and startling situations. Edge has a beer bill pending.
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Associated Press
Washington
Edge
Republican
New Jersey
Wayne B. Wheeler
Auto-Saloon League
Senate Judiciary
For Rent Six Room Building on S Main Street
Notice offers a six room building on S Main Street suitable for dwelling or business. Apply to G M Hansbrough. Also lost wheel hub between Williamsport MD and Winchester at the George Washington Garage.
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G. M. Hansbrough
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George Washington
Moling Named Captain of Sarah Zane Fire Company
James N. Moling, a veteran of the Sarah Zane Fire Company in Winchester, was elected captain for the ensuing year by acclamation, succeeding Harry H. Willis who declined the honor after years in the role. The meeting featured a strong turnout, fellowship, and cigars after adjournment. Other officers were elected including C. Lee Barr as first lieutenant, Taylor Lee Barr as second lieutenant, George W. Patton as third lieutenant, W. Lee Fisher as secretary, Thurman Hamilton as assistant secretary, William T. Barr as treasurer, Rev. George W. Stover as chaplain, Rev. Norman Cooper as assistant chaplain, Dr. H. S. Pifer as surgeon, George Taylor as chief pipe man, and Ted Barr as chief hose man.
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James N. Moling
Winchester
Sarah Vane Fire Company
Harry H. Willis
Moling
Sarah Zane Company
C. Lee Barr
Taylor Lee Barr
Leutenant
George W. Patton
Corn Main Feature of Chicago Markets Trading In
Corn dominates the week in Chicago trading with a $1 a bushel offer for delivery in exchange for merchandise lifting prices 1½ to 2 cents. Wheat eases while oats rise and provisions gain. Government measures to curb surplus and promote corn use are under discussion alongside stronger domestic demand and lower hog slaughter.
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Chicago
Argentina
Birds and charity quoted in winter ad column
A small old column urges feeding birds in winter with a proverb about music in spring. It includes an advertisement line about Margaret L Hodgon and notes a drug store listing. The fragment hints at a page tease with page number and brief promotional text.
Four Educational Measures to Be Sponsored by Virginia Board
The State Board of Education will sponsor four measures in the upcoming General Assembly. The article outlines the early session, caucuses, and committee designations as Virginia lawmakers prepare for a March adjournment.
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State Board of Education
House
Senate
Richmond
General Assembly
Renewal rates offer savings with January special
The notice promotes subscription renewals with a January rate, highlighting a four dollar per year carrier price. It states Al Mianac and Handbook free with each renewal and new subscription and requires one payment in advance on or before January 61st.
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al- Mianac
Winchester mechanic Edw C Jackson dies suddenly
Edward C Jackson 63 a Winchester mechanic and typewriter expert died at home 405 South Market Street after a heart attack. He had weak heart for a year and planned to attend a Royal Arch Masons meeting. Survived by wife four sons three daughters and two sisters. Funeral at 2:30 Monday at the family home with Mount Hebron Cemetery interment and Masons attending.
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John Dove
Royal Arch Masons
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Winchester
New York State
Old Smith Premier Typewriter Company
Syracuse
New York City
New Jersey
Frederick County
Kernstown
Hicks Motor ‘Company
North Main Street
Hilda Jackson
Hubert E., Hinton
Ivan E
Edward A. Jackson
Hilda
Alice V
Evelyn H. Jackson
William McDermott
Roger Adams
N. Y
South Market Street
F. T.e McFaden
Presbyterian Church
Mount Hebron
Hiram Lodge
Masonic Temple
Pennsylvania Game Season Fatal and Nonfatal Accidents Rise
Harrisburg reports 1925 Pennsylvania big game season saw 45 fatal and about 200 non fatal accidents. The figures exceed 1924 counts of 38 fatal and 131 non fatal accidents, per state game commission preliminary data.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
State Game Commission
Pennsylvania
Weather Outlook for Week Begins With Mostly Fair Skies
Washington January 9 weather outlook shows mostly fair conditions at the start of the week with periods of rain in the latter half. Temperatures expected to be moderate throughout the week.
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Washington
Grace Lutheran Church Weekend Services Scheduled
Grace Lutheran Church announces Sunday school at 8:30 a.m. and a 11:00 a.m. sermon by Rev. Dr. C A Freed. Senior Luther League meets at 6:45 p.m. A closing prayer service at 7:20 p.m. features Rev. J Luther Neff. Strangers and visitors invited.
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C. A. Freed
Luther_League
J. Luther Neff
Snow Storm Hits New York After Sweeping Nation
A winter storm reached New York after hitting the western central states and the Atlantic seaboard. icy winds and heavy snow disrupted coast shipping from North Carolina to Boston while Adirondacks saw subzero temperatures. In Maryland, Hagerstown reported six to seven inches with plows active and streets cleared by morning.
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New York
Central States
Atlantic Seaboard
Washington
North Carolina
Boston
Norfolk
Atlantic
Adirondacks
Hagerstown
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Maryland
Ritchie Speech S Appear to Wets Wheeler
AP report describes Governor Ritchie opposing a statewide liquor referendum as subterfuge aimed to respect constitutional limits while opposing enforcement. The piece quotes Ritchie on loyalty to Maryland’s constitution and references Jackson and Jefferson Davis on nullification and federal obedience.
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Raeighad
Seeantics
Ritchie
Maryland
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Davis
Jefferson Davis
Senate
Pool Operators Are Aggressive At Week s End
New York stock session shows aggressive pool operations in motors and specialties while fears of higher money rates fade after the clearing house committee keeps rates steady. Pan American Bond drops 3 points then recovers as trading ends with about 1,000,000 shares changing hands.
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New York
Clearing House
Late Dr Collins Laid To Rest At Homeplace
Relatives and friends are advised of the death of Charles Read Collite 68 a prominent Washington physician at his residence 1641 K street. The body was taken to King George County Virginia for services at Brom Kipiscopal Church by Rev Roy Mason. Interment followed at the churchyard. Dr Collins a Civil War era Confederate veteran linked to King George and Washington families through marriage and long association with Witchester summers.
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Cleveland
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King George
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Fanny Read Riley
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Stephenson
Wite
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Cesta
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London
Empire Screen Attractions Dominate Upcoming Weeks
Empire's program for coming weeks grows larger daily with top productions like The Merry Widow and Winds of Chance. The Embassy Theatre in York hosts popular shows as First National and Metro-Goldwyn push major releases at the Empire Market Street venue.
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the Empire
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Ita
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Stone to Attend Funeral of Virginia Matriarch
James W. Stone leaves this morning for Fisherville Virginia to attend the funeral of his mother Mrs Jane Stone widow of Lee Stone and a descendant of the Kings family She was 84 and had been in good health recently Survived by five sons and several daughters including Laella of Wichita Falls Texas and James W Stone of W
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Fisherville
Jane Stone
Lee Stone
Kings
Virginia
William J Bryan
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