Lectures Highlight World Affairs At Norwin Chapter Meeting
Mrs Nina Swaim Reed, Washington lecturer and League of American Pen Women member, addressed the Fort Levan chapter from the home of Stuart Edmonds on West Leicester Street. The event featured tea, a business session, a poster by Mrs John F Rodman Jr and plans for a Morgan table purchase.
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Nina Swalm Reed
A. R. Charter
Fort Lvans
American Revilution
Stuart H. Edmonds
West Leicester Street
Katherine Glass Greene
League of American Pen Women
Nina Swaim Reed
Washington
Aleso
League
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Reed
Rose MacDonald
John F. Rodman, Jr
William P. Masgey
Warren Rice
John Rosenberger
Hospital Auxillary Votes $400 For Linens And More
The auxiliary chaired by Mrs. John S. Scully and Mrs. C. T. Owen approved a $400 draw from treasury for bed linens towels and teaspoons for the hospital. Thanksgiving offerings across Winchester and Frederick County raised $195.91 for the hospital. Membership stands at 130 with plans for new members in early spring.
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John S. Scully
C. T. Owen
Edward H. Durell
Treasury
Winchester
Frederick County
Luncheon Planned For Seal Sale Workers
Committee chairs and associates of the recent Christmas seal sale for the Virginia Tuberculosis Association will attend a 1 o'clock luncheon Saturday in the Farmers and Merchants National Bank building. Mrs. D W Ritenour announced the arrangements are led by Mrs. Clarence Hardy. Epworth Union To Meet At Rest
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Virginia Tuberculosis Association
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
D. W. Ritenour
Clarence Hardy
District Nurse Association
Epworthe Union
Francis Asbury Union
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Epworth League
Rest
Winchester League
Braddock Street
Berryville
Winchester
Riverton
Stephens City
Entomologist Oliver Snapp Addresses Horticultural Society
Fort Valley Ga entomologist Mr Oliver FT Snapp recently spoke in Baltimore before the Maryland State Horticultural Society at the Lord Baltimore Hotel on present status of Curculio control. Church Women To Meet At the Library. The Federated Council of Church Women will meet tomorrow at 3 30 at Handley Library. Mrs Walter Anderson of Clear Brook sick with paralysis gradually improving. Mr and Mrs Claude Richards Mount Jackson welcome a son born last night at Memorial Hospital. Mrs S R Burgess Strasburg seen shopping here yesterday.
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Oliver FT. Snapp
Fort Valley
G. O Snapp
Baltimore
Maryland State Horticultural Society
Lord Baltimore Hotel
Federated Council of Church Women
Handley Library
Walter Anderson
Clearbrook
Memorial Hospital
Claude Richards
Mount Jackson
Theophilus French
Harry Lee French
Townnotes: Local residents visiting and recovering
Mrs. Joseph S. Denny of White Post, and J William Brady of Cumberland Md visit town. M B Murnan improving after grippe. Ada Pannett and Miss Mary Alice Yost recoveries noted. Various residents, visitors and travelers, including Father Massey and J P Stryker family, are mentioned with hotel stays and illnesses.
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Joseph S. Denny
White Post
J. William Brady
Winchester Telephone Company
Cumberland
Naval Meeting Delegates Sail for London Conference
The American delegation to the London naval party leaves Washington on January 9 aboard the S S George Washington. Secretary Stimson and other officials travel ahead to join in New York for a quick Hoboken transfer. The train carries a club car two dining cars five Pullman cars and an observation car as talks on the voyage to Plymouth resume January 17.
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Associated Press
New York
London
S. S. George Washington
Union Station
Washington
Jersey City
Motors
Hoboken
Stimson
Adams
Plymouth
Classified insults spark policy and fossil critique
The quote mocks insurers labeling bootleggers as bad risks and wonders what they call their customers. It also notes tariff makers adding fossils to the free list while western wagers joke about cannot eat or wear fossils.
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Macon Telegraph
Atchison Globe
Winter Blizzard Paralyzes the West Amid Snow Deaths
The severe blizzard of January 9 swept the western regions with knee deep snow. Roads became impassable and transport disrupted as five deaths were attributed to the storm and extreme cold caused widespread suffering.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Stors
Market Rally Lifts Wide Range of Stocks
Speculative sentiment improved overnight in New York as many issues rose one to ten points on higher volume. Resumption of activities trimmed short interests and brokers noted steady demand for high grade issues. Call money rose to 4 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
FiveYearOld Rush Dies of Diphtheria At Home
Dorothy Lee Rush five is dead after a week's diphtheria at the Daniel Metz farm near Welltown. She was one of ten children and the first to die. Funeral at Zion Church near Maurertown Shenandoah County Virginia will be private.
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Dorothy Lee Rush
Daniel Rush
Daniel Metz
Welltown
Zion Church
Maurertown
Shenandoah County
McCormack Infant Dies After Hospital Operation
Wilbur D. McCormack aged three months son of Mr and Mrs Albert McCormack of No 20 South Kent street died early today at Memorial Hospital after an operation for intestinal obstruction. Survived by parents and three brothers and three sisters. Funeral conducted by Rev E T Clark of First Baptist Church at 4 pm tomorrow with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Wilbur D. McCormack
Albert McCormack
No. 20
South Kent Street
Memorial Hospital
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Rail Manager James T. Robertson Dies at 58
Cumberland Maryland January 9 James T Robertson 58 general manager of the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad died suddenly this morning from a cerebral hemorrhage at his office. He began as a message boy and rose to general manager in 1911. He was active in Masonry and is survived by his widow and one daughter.
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Miss Pollard
General Stern
Suzanne Pollard
Jo Lane Stern
Sons of Confederate Veterans
John Marshall
Richmond
Harry F. Byrd
John Garland Pollard
James Patton
Egbert Leigh, Jr
Don Cameron
Ellen Beirne Scott
Lee
Capitol
General Jackson
Manassas
Cumberland, Md
James T. Robertson
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad
Robertson
Lonaconing
Baltimore Executive Shoots Self in Garage
High T. Lilley 98 secretary and treasurer of Calvert Building and Construction Company killed himself at his Jeshun home. The chauffeur heard a shot as Lilley spoke of a late start and found him dead with a pistol nearby. Lilley had recent bereavement and had long held a senior role managing rentals for the firm.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Jan
T. Lilley
Calvert Building and Construction Company
Jessun
Lilley
Mr. Lilley
Stubbs Attacks Holt as Pollard Backed by Legislature
The piece reports Stubbs attacking Senator Holt while Gov. Pollard appears set to take office with strong legislative support. It notes continued adherence to current policies and outlines planned legislative actions including farm relief, welfare expansion, health and sanitation, seafood law rehab, rural schools, and a liberal arts college for women linked to the University of Virginia.
Proverb on U S Stock Exchange Fearless Profit
A quote from the Atlantic City Union notes that American attitudes toward stock exchange scrutiny were apathetic, arguing the market’s wild activity generated profits even without investigation.
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America
Stock Exchange
Atlantic City Union
Natex touted by drug store expert in Middletown health piece
A Middletown Virginia woman credits Natex with curing long standing indigestion and bilious liver issues. She reports relief from gas heart distress and improved sleep after three weeks of treatment. Natex health expert from The Peoples Service Drug Store offers samples and a free health booklet.
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Natex Health
Peoples Service
R. T. Henson
Middletown
Natex
Illicit Corn Sugar Distilling On the Increase
Prohibition Commissioner Doran reports 3,864 stills seized in the northeast with 3,430 producing alcohol from corn sugar. The plants cost up to 50 000 dollars and many were within 800 miles of New York City. He notes a surge from 152 million to about 960 million pounds of corn sugar production from 1922 to 1929.
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Washington
Prohibition Bureau
Prohibition
Doran
Planta
Hoe
New York City
Coolidge Plans National Radio Address on Life Insurance
Former President Calvin Coolidge will speak at 9:30 p.m. EST from St. Petersburg about the economies of life insurance. The remarks will be broadcast over a nationwide network following his arrival yesterday for a dinner event.
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Associated Press
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Calvin Coolidge
Economies of Life Insurance
Coolidge
Quote Collections Reflect On Adversity And Mindset
A compiled note quotes Toledo Blade and Cincinnati Enquirer lines about resilience and character. It cites comments on beating the devil by staying honest and on level and on refusing to blame luck for misfortune.
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Toledo Blade
New Willys Six In New Price Class On Display
Co B Organ, Willys-Overland dealer for over ten years, shows a new low priced six that delivers about sixty five horsepower and seventy two miles per hour. It joins the Willys Knight six and Whippet four in a three line lineup with features like rubber insulated vibrationless engine, internal four wheel brakes, hydraulic shock absorbers, and high oil and gas economy at 35 to 40 mph.
Clarke Youths Injured In Berryville Crash
Two Clarke youths, Robert Buckley and a Mr. mel of White Post, were bruised when their car collided with another near Berryville last night. They were treated by Dr. C. O. Dearmont of White Post. Both vehicles suffered heavy damage.
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Robert Buckley
Mr.mel
White Post
Berryville
C. O. Dearmont
Verdict Expected Monday in Hauver Murder Case
The Circuit Court of Washington county will hand down a verdict Monday in the murder case of Leslie Clarke and Charles Lewis. They are charged in the July killing of Deputy Sheriff Clyde L. Hauver of Frederick county. The trial occurred after a change of venue granted by Frederick county and was heard by Chief Judge D. Lindley Sloan and Associate Judges Albert Doub and Frank G. Wagaman.
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Associated Press
Gern
Circuit Court
Washington County
Leslie Clarke
Charles Lewis
Clyde L. Hauver
Frederick County
Federick County
D. Lindley Sloan
Albert Doub
Frank G. Wagaman
Dry Commission Adjourns Meeting
The law enforcement commission adjourned its first meeting after two days of intensive discussion on the prohibition controversy at the Capitol. It was indicated a statement by Chairman Wicker sham would be issued shortly.
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Associated Press
Washington
Law Enforcement Commission
Capitol
Wickersham
Buds of Maples Begin To Swell in Warm January Day
HAGERSTOWN Md Jan 9 A 71 degree noon temperature at Keedysville station marked the warmest January in 13 years. Observer J A Miller said maple buds were swelling and predicted higher readings in the afternoon.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
J. A. Miller
United States Subweather Station
Keedysville
Eva Parrish Killed In Plane Crash Over Swamp
Eva Parrish, a Curtiss flying organization saleswoman, was killed when her plane fell into the marshes along the Satilla river near Woodbine Georgia while en route from Columbia South Carolina to Miami Florida for an air meet. She had won the women s cross country air derby last year.
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Associated Press
Woodbine
Keva Parrish
Florida
Columbia
S. C
Satijla
Curtiss Flying Organization
Miami
Fla
Demands Arrest Of Radio Cusser by Senator Dill
Washington January 1 Senator Dill Democratic demanded arrest in the senate today of W Henderson of Shreveport Louisiana for persisting in the use of profane language over his KWKH radio station. the senator called for immediate action and prosecution in the case with the authorities.
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Cusser
Associated Press
Washington
Ate
W. Henderson
Shreveport
Dill
Crat
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B B. Dutton
Woman’s Auxiliary
Winchester Memorial Hospital
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West Clifford Street
Lewis M. Allen
Harry A. Schmidt
Huntsberry
North Main Street
C. A. Davis
People’s Drug Store
George Taylor
Keneath Trenary
Mies Audrey Hoover
Mayflower Hotel
People’s Drug Company
Mile
L-sealet
Marguerite Payadon
Oscar Ryerson
Audley Stables
B B. Jones
Patrick Murphy
Wadesville
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Clarke County
Murphy
Epworth League of
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North Braddock Street
S. D. Skelton
Mr. Skelton
United Brethren Church
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Mr. Snapp
Maryland
S. R. Burgess
Strasburg
M. B. Murnan
Baltimore and Ohio Rroad
North Kent Street
Ada Pannett
Mary Alice Yost
D. F. Yost
West Piccadilly Street
Paul Shryock
A. N. Scott
Lynchburg, Va
Jack
Lou Harris
J. R. Harris
J. W. Johnston
Fredericksburg, Va
Hotel
John J. Massey
Hopewell
J. P. Stryker
P. E. Linberg
Frank Massey
C. J. Borum
Carroll Evans
Carroll Evans, Jr
Harrisburg
Joseph P. Cooper
Edinburg
Robert Dennis
Ralph, Miller
Ann Harbro
Mich
George Washington Hotel
Mr. C. C. Haddox
W. H. Frederick
Pittsburg, Pa
Naval Meeting
Dorothy Rush
The
Stubbs
Holt
Peoples Service Drug Store
Cincinnati Enquirer
Paramount Presents Moran
Mack
Evelyn Pirent
Willys
Clarke
Eva Parrish
Enna Jettick
Florsheim
Bester
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Jrors
I Geo
Essex
Willys-Knight
Star
C. E. Organ
Rouss Garage
S. Braddock Street
Margaret
L. Hodgson
Allen
R. M. Swimley
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