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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1924

Page

7

Cecil Shanholtz Weds Miss Strother

Cecil Shanholtz and Miss Kennady Strother, both of Frederick County, wed Saturday January 5 at 3 o clock in United Brethren Church on North Avenue. Rev G Xainunas officiated. The bride is the daughter of Scott and Filiza Strother of Cross Junction. The groom is a son of Evers C and Elizabeth Shanholtz of Whitacre. He is a prosperous farmer and they plan to reside in the western part of the county.

Rock United Brethren Parnage North Avenue G. Xain Unas Cecil Miss Kennady Strothboth Frederick County

General Nichols resigns as Virginia Military Institute superintendent

Richmond January 11 The resignation of General E W Nichols from the post at the Lexington Institute was tendered to the Board of Visitors. The board postponed action to a special meeting set for March 5 to consider the resignation with six months to take effect or when a successor is elected and reports for duty.

Richmond Nation E. W. Nichols BE. W. Nichols Board of Visitors Nichols Lexington Institute Virginia Military Institute

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Mercy's Footsteps lecture by Salvation Army adjutant

Adjutant Ernest Holz will present In Mercy's Footsteps, a moving picture lecture on the Salvation Army work. Holz, signal secretary for Virginia and District of Columbia, served as a wartime chaplain overseas. Lieutenant George Willmer will accompany on cornet. Courthouse on Monday at 7:00 p.m. Admission free, offering taken to aid the work.

Ernest Holz Mercy Salvation Arm Ernest ‘Holt Salvation Army Virginia District of Columbia United States Army R. B. Hold United States George Willmer At & Velock

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