Social Notes Highlight Winchester Personal Life
Mary Alice Yost, 19, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Yost, visits sister in Baltimore while Dr Nealon attends University of Maryland. The article lists engagements, hospital updates, bridge luncheons, tea invitations, and numerous local readers as townspeople attend events, visits, and social gatherings across Winchester and nearby towns.
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Mary Alice Yost
F. West
Wisiter
Eie
Paul Shryock
Baltimore
Nealon
University of Maryland
David F. Yost
Cooper Merchandise and Oil Company
Neakdaey
Phitadelpis
Nedlidater
Abode
Yost
Farmers and Merchants
Nat Bank
Edwin ¢. T‘ahd
Bueend K Davison
Winchester
Detectives Seize Chaplin Residence in Beverly Hills
Detectives acting under receiver orders in the Charl r Spencer Chaplin divorce case moved into the actor’s Beverly Hills home and took possession. They ordered that nothing be removed from the 40 room mansion as the divorce proceeds.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Charl R Spencer Chaplin
Lita Grey Chaplin
Beverley Hills
House Committee Backs Equalization Fee With Southern Opposition
The House committee endorsed an equalization fee to support farm price goals while four farm groups argued against broader government control. Southern members resisted the measure, and efforts to exempt cotton or discard the fee failed in the session.
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Farm Bureau Federation
Cotton Growers Exchange
Gorn Belt Federation
Executive Committee
House
McNary-Haugen
Aswell
Aryust Crisp
Haugen
Curtis-Crisp
Groupis
South
Louisiana
Agriagi Corporation
Fulmer
South Carolina
Senate Probes Fraud Claims In Vare Election
The Senate ordered a special committee led by Senator Reed to investigate fraud allegations in the Pennsylvania Senate race involving William S. Ware. The inquiry will impound ballots and registration lists, with $15,000 for expenses and possible dual credentials from governors Pinchot and Fisher.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pennsylvania
Senate
Reed
Missouri
Willi
H. Wilson
Williams. Ware
Robinson
Elections Committee
Republican
Speci
Vare
Pennsylvanian
Reed Committee
Gifford Pinchot
Fisher
Ritchie Inducted Amid Scenes of Unrivaled Beauty
Governor Ritchie was inaugurated for a third term in Annapolis amid elaborate pageantry. The ceremony in the Senate included a 19 gun salute and an oath administered by Chief Judge Carroll T. Bond before a large audience, with the address broadcast by radio.
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Associated Press
State House
Annapolis
Maryland
Maryls
Senate
Pacer
General Assembly
Carroll T. Bond
Maryland Court of Appeals
One Hundred and Tenth Field
House of Delegates
Ugo
Halliber
Ritchie
General Washington
Union
Stock Market Reverses, Ends Day Higher After Sharp Break
The New York market opened with losses of 1 to 3 points in active issues but recovered in the afternoon rally. Call money rose to 4 percent as stocks rebounded from morning weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Fractured Arm In Two Places After Icy Fall
Samuel G. Forney of the Forner friat Shop slipped on an icy sidewalk by the Friendship engine house Tuesday night and fractured his arm in two places. He was taken to a hospital where Dr B B Dutton set the bone. He remains confined to his home suffering pain. The text ends mid sentence.
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Samuel G. Forney
Forner Friat Shop
Friendship Engine House
Th Pital
B.B. Dutton
Public sale of valuable farm and orchard property
Executors of Thomas Cover offer 111 acre farm and orchard known as Covers Folly for sale by public auction in front of the Court House at Winchester Virginia on February 1 1927 at 11 am. The property near Middletown includes two tracts totaling 111 acres with 60 acres of apple orchard and multiple outbuildings. Sale to be in two parcels with cash and two deferred payments, secured by a deed of trust and fire insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cover
Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Middletown
Frederick County
Middle Road
Mitchell and
Hoar
Brumback
Pickeral
Cooper
Loring
John M. Steck
Harry R. K
Duvall & Dunn
Divorce suit in Winchester Virginia
Trene Walters Miller sues Harry H Miller for divorce on desertion. The defendant is not a resident of the state. An order requires him to appear within ten days and to protect his interests. The order is to be published weekly for four weeks in the Star newspaper.
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Harry, H. Miller
Harry H. Miller
Harry HL T
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