Marie Recher to leave for medical course at Penn
Miss Marie Recher, long at JR C Yost dental office, will depart for Philadelphia to enter the University of Pennsylvania for a medical course. She will be accompanied by her sister Miss Rieman Recher. Recher is the daughter of Mrs Lydia Recher now in Washington. Several townsfolk and visitors are noted as they pass through for business or leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Marie Recher
JR. C. Yost
Handley High
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Miss Recher
Lydia $. Recher
Washington
Miss Rieman Recher
Fay
1926 Outlook Sees Prosperity and Steady Wages
The United States Renne Service report to Secretary of Labor Davis predicts prosperous conditions in 1926 with ample opportunities for wage earners across occupations. Agents in several states note 1925 earnings were modest but show grounds for increased activity in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Renee Service
Davis
Service
Port of Norfolk bids to boost Virginia apple exports
Norfolk officials and Virginia horticulture leaders wrapped a daylong conference to move Virginia apples through Hampton Roads. Aiming to cut freight costs by about 100000 dollars annually, the group named a committee to present data on shipping tonnage and rates, with potential service increasing to two steamship departures weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Virginia
Anjg
D. Nininger
Virginia Horticultural Society
New York
William B. Atwood
BE. D. Nininger
Horticultural Society
Norfolk and Western
The
Southern
Chesapeake and Ohio
Roanoke
Charlottesville
James Ward Wood Dies at Lost City at 80
James Ward Wood prominent Lost City resident Hardy county West Virginia died at his home Thursday aged about 80 after long illness. He served in the West Virginia House of Delegates and as Lost City justice of the peace and counsellor. He graduated from Washington and Lee University and founded a fraternity there. Survived by his widow Annie Hutton and a large family including Rev. Graham Wood Arthur Wood J Ward Wood Jr Elizabeth McDougall Nora Anna and Margaret Wood. Funeral at Lost City tomorrow with sermons by Rev John Duckwall and Rev C D Gilkeson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ward Wood
Lost City
Hardy County
W. Va
Wood
House of Delegates
West Virginia General Assembly
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Presbyterian Church of
Annie Hutton
Graham Wood
Albemarle County
Arthur Wood
The
Forestry Service
Harrisonburg
J. Ward Wood, Jr
Elizabeth McDougall
North Carolina
Nora Wood
Giles County
Anna Wood
Farmers & Merchants National Bank of
Winchester
Courtney Marshal
Margaret Wood
John Duckwall
Br. C. D. Gilkeson
Aluminum Goods Company Under Federal Scrutiny
The Aluminum Goods Manufacturing Company, one third owned by Aluminum Company of America, is the focus of a Department of Justice special investigation. Assistant Attorney General Donovan told the Senate judiciary committee that minutes of the Aluminum Company of America did not support claims it controlled the manufacturing firm’s policies. Secretary Mellon is noted as heavily interested in Alcoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing Company
Aluminum Company of America
Department of Justice
Donovan
Senate
Mellon
Coolidges Sail Potomac On Winter Weekend
President and Mrs Coolidge took a weekend cruise on the Mayflower down the Potomac amid a snowbound Washington. They were joined by S W Stearns of Boston former Governor and Mrs Sproul of Pennsylvania White House guests, Senator Read of Pennsylvania, Senator Smith of South Carolina and Representative and Mrs Begg of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
National Capital
Coolidge
Potomac
S. W. Stearns
Boston
Sproul
Pennsylvania
White House
Read
Smith
South Carolina
Begg
Ohio
Berlin and Rich Bride Take Refuge on the Leviathan
Irvin Berlin and his bride Ellin Mackay barricade in a deluxe Leviathan suite as reporters swarm the ship. Berlin refuses comment while the ship sails, ending a dramatic honeymoon escape attempt amid a packed main saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Rich Bride
Associated Press
New York
Leviathan
Irvin Berlin
Ellin Mackay
Young Teacher Esther Power Berger Laid to Rest
The funeral for Miss Esther Power Berger, daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Solenberger, was held yesterday at her parents home on the Front Royal road. A large gathering attended despite bad weather to pay their respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Powerberger
B. FP. Solenberger
Front Royal Road
Snow Blanket Delights Shenandoah Valley Crops
A seven inch snow cover benefits farm crops by providing gradual moisture as it melts. Frederick county reports low water levels earlier, with streams wells and springs replenished. Children use the snow for coasting, while girls wear trousers borrowed from brothers to avoid skirts during play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley
Frederick County
Sheriff’s sale of electrical fixtures in Winchester Virginia
By virtue of executions in my hands I will offer for public sale at the Butler Electric Co. on Braddock Street Winchester Virginia a fine lot of electric fixtures. January 23 starting at 10 o'clock a.m. Terms cash. Luther Pannet t Sheriff Dunn and DuVall Auctioneers Frederick Co. Va. 19-1f
Public sale of musical instruments at Rice's Music Store
Sheriff offers a public sale at Rice's Music Store on Main Street Winchester Virginia. Items include phonographs pianos violins and other articles. Sale details list the shop as the sale location with instruments to be auctioned.
Surplus fund and deposits ledger itemization
A surplus fund entry shows undivided profits after payments for interest, expenses, and taxes. It lists capital stock and various deposit categories including individual, savings, time certificates, and cashier's checks with totals and reserved amounts for accrued interest and taxes. Notary public Fred. Kline notes commission expiration in 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eesvensees Kalen
Wales
Inc
Treas. Sav
Ibs Ees En
Protest Against Application Of Antlalian Law
Washington protests against Mexican land and petroleum laws based on Article 27 of the Mexican constitution. The State Department urges Mexico to honor international obligations and protect American lives and rights, pledging U.S. support only while Mexico complies with its commitments. President Coolidge and Kellogg are expected to stand firm on the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Se Ited
Washington
Foreign Office
Ambassa Aevoe Ation
State Department
United States
Coolidge
Kellogge
Kellogg
Mexico
One Court Case Leads To Second In County Today
Miss Anna Belle Price was fined ten dollars and costs and ordered to post a peace bond in a county magistrate court on a charge of assault brought by 15 year old Miss Alice Clinger. The dispute stems from a roadway dispute between Clinger and Price families. witnesses争 and a warrant against Nelson Ritter for language provoking a breach of peace. A hearing for Ritter is set for next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Belle Price
A. J. Tavenner
Alice Clinger
Emma Clinger
Clinger
Price
Funkhouser
Mr. Ritter
Ninevah Notes from Virginia Holiday Visitors and Obituary
Ninevah Virginia reports visitors from Darkesville Maryland and Washington D C over the holidays. Miss Mary Weaver returns to Washington after a holiday visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Weaver. Cedarville prominent citizen Mr Q O McKay dies at Cedarville home with funeral at residence and interment in Prospect Hill Front Royal. Mr R Woods Miller III and sister Miss Leach return from Hagerstown after holiday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninevah
Virginia
Charles Madigan
Darkesville
John Madigan
Mary Weaver
Washington
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Front Royal
McKay
Thomas Brick McKay
Cedarville
R. Woods Miller
Miss Leach
Hagerstown
Salvation Army Announces Weekly Service Schedule
The Salvation Army outlines open air services at 7 30 p m Saturday meeting at the Court House and 11 a m Sunday jail services. Sunday school starts 2 30 p m with Bible and classes. Regular Salvation meetings occur 8 p m Tuesday Wednesday and Saturday in the hall, with Wednesday services at Union Chapel Martinsburg Pike. Adjutant Craig, local officer, invites the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Court House
Salvation
Union Chapel
Martinsburg Pike
Craig
Pay Now Save Discount In Effect For Yearly Subscriptions
January rate in effect at three dollars per year by mail and four dollars per year by carrier. This notification outlines the advance payment terms and pricing for the upcoming year.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ies Marie Recher
Edward Kame
Utica, N.Y
Katherine M. Cowan
Austin-Western Road Machinery Company
Chicago
Marcus Burs
Cowan
W. B. Miller
Baltimore
Eugene Creed
Northern Virginia Power Company
John Lamb
Ene
Mrs
BH. C
Charles Herrell
East Piccadilly Street
Grippe
Glass
Fr. McClure
Ralph
Helen
W. L. Poston
Mannington
Brunswick
Esther ‘Ritter
McClure
Katherine Meyers
R. T. Barton
Wallie Tharpe
Charles Town
Mollie- Adams
Howard Cather
Delmar Gon
Orange Bros
Winter Haven
Fla
M.B. Church
South
Thomas Warren
J. Luther Neff
young _ Paul
Bobby Neff
Reformer
Frisch
Roland Park
Booth Armistead
Nhie City
Ely
C. H. Consolvo
Virginia DuShane
Mrs. F. L. Niver
the Punty
W. J. Lewis
N. F. Perry
Summit Point
Allen Gray
Elizabeth Neely
George Washington Hotel
Virginia College
K. K. Warner
New York ‘City
Lillian Doing
F. B. Clerk
Handley Schools
Chrisman. Hockman
L. L. Hockain
Chamber of Commerce
Clarence Robinson
Alberton
William Brown
Lawrence Jolliffe
Haldeman
Lawrence Hollis
Miss Solenberger
Winchester Public
John Handley Foundation
Goleberger
Harrisonburg Normal School
Aluminum Goods Company
Coolidges
Chichester
Star Daily
Sheriff's Sale
Elec
Tric Co
Braddock Street
Ginning
Luther Pannett
of Frederick Co
Sheriff's ‘ Sale
Rice
Lins
Num
of Frederick, Co., Ve
Dunn & Duvall
Middletown State Bank, Inc
Middletown
Frederick
State of
State Corporation Commission
Stone Mountains
Saone
Lanne
W. R. Campbell
State of Virginia
Cashier
M. Funk
Crumston
H. Rho Des
County of
W. &. Campbell
Fred
Kline
Antlalien Law
Salvation Army Service
Empire
Talk OF the Town
the Empire
People’s Bank, Incorporated
Stephens City
Stone Mountain
TOTAL
Hops Meek
Ntetttbe
Russell A. Shryock
Abc
Gho. A. Lamp8ell
Little Ampere
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