Miss Reynolds Praised by Chicago Opera Critics
Music News lauds Miss Eleanor Reynolds for her strong stage presence and musical talent in Salome with the Chicago Opera Association. Critics note her regal singing and broad experience in Europe and America, confirming her as a rising American contralto from Virginia.
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Virginia Girl
Salome
Mary Garden
Aida
Miss Clear Reynolds
Chicago Opera ‘Association
Music News
Chicago
Miss Reynolds
F. Reynolds
Winchester
Moffett Studio
Miss. Reynolds
Eleanor Reynolds
Miss’ Garden
Cc. F. W
Chicago Opera
Chicago ‘Opera Association
Eleanor“Reynolds
Aine Ee
Ammeris
Virginia
America
Europe
Italy
France
Germany
Chicago Opera Company
C. BW
Fort Loudoun Chapter Receives Name Choice Endorsement
The Fort Loudoun Chapter announces approval of the name Fort Loudoun for the new unit. Mrs. Holmes Conrad, Mrs. F. B. Crawford, Mrs. W. B. Davis, and others are thanked for their support. A reception for Mrs. Harry Greene is set for January 16, and annual dues of 2 are due to Miss Anna Briggs.
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Fort Loudoui
Holmes Conrad
F. B. Crawford
Vir
Adelaide Kernen
Henry Moling, Jr
Sallie Miller
Mary, Miller
Harry Greene
Apter Sas
Schick
Roanoke
Fort Loudoun
George Heist
Anna Briggs
North
Peta Streets
Robert Stine Dies After Prolonged Illness
Robert Stine about 50 died at his sister Mrs. Florence Baker's North Main street home after a long illness from Bright's disease. He was from the Isaac Stine pioneer family and worked at Glaize lumber yard. Survived by three sisters and two brothers. Funeral 2 pm Sunday at Mrs. Baker's home with Rev A A Kelly officiating.
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Robert Stine
Florence Baker
North Main Street
Bright
Isaac Stine
Glaize
Stine
Winchester
Frederick County
Edward Wilwig
James Ashwood
Hunter
Walter Stine
Baker
A. A. Kelly
Grace Lutheran Church
Help the American Legion by donating old carpets and rugs
Urgent call for old carpets and rugs to be remade into new rugs for the American Legion. Contact Mrs. Alexander Barrie to arrange pickup. a prompt response is requested. Ray and Smyrna.
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American Legion
Alexander Barrie
Ray
Smyrna
Wood dry firewood offered in bulk or small lots
Advertises wood drying and loading options with prices 50 cents per hat? masonry. Contact phone listed as 307. W, 43-ip-2t
Miss Stephenson Weds Mr Dillon In Quiet Home Ceremony
A small wedding was held at Mrs S A Stephenson's Fairmont avenue home. Miss Mary Stephenson married Linden Dillon son of Joseph A Dillon of Purcellville Virginia. Rev J H Lacy officiated. The couple will reside at Hayfield on the Stephenson farm. The bride is active in local Presbyterian society circles.
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S. A. Stephenson
Fairmont Avenue
Mary Stephenson
Linden Dillon
Joseph A. Dillon
Purellville
Loudoun County
J. H. Lacy
Hayfield
Stephenson Farm
The
Presbyterian Church
Postponed sale date for M D Parson's auction
The M D Parsons sale has been postponed to Wednesday January 18. Readings include horses cattle hogs and farm implements.
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M.D. Parson
Wae Z
Legion meeting attendees depart for state committee in Alexandria
Mrs. W A Baker department secretary of the American Legion Auxiliary and Miss Augusta Conrad department executive committee member attend the state executive committee meeting at Dr Kate Waller Barrett's home in Alexandria. They will return Sunday.
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W. A. Baker
American Legion
Augusta Conrad
Department
Fox
Alexandria
State Executive Committee
Kate Waller Barrett
Baker
Miss Conrad
William Gore Ill at Home After 22 Years of Service
William T. Gore night watch man at the Lewis Jones Knitting Company for 22 years is seriously ill at his National venue home. This marks his first illness during his long tenure at the knitting mill.
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William T. Gore
Lewis Jones
National
Gore
Rouss Garage Tent Bids Sought by Charley Rouss Company
Bids for tenting the Rouss Garage are requested by C. D. Brown of the Charley Rouss Fire Company with possession set for February 1st.
Virginia House votes down highway bond issue amid opposition
The Virginia House approved 76 to 17 against issuing road bonds this session. Delegates Keezell Hurt Hoover C. Hoover led the opposition while Byrd’s highway aged investigation was set for House action today with a Feb 15 report deadline. The probe appears likely to pass.
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Richmond
San
George B. Keezell
Rockingham
Joseph M. Hurt
Nottoway
Empire War mFor Tonight Listen To Me
The report notes unusually warm conditions in the empire with clear winter weather not felt by night visitors. It states that despite the cold daytime, the evening audience can enjoy the event Listen To Me without winter conditions.
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Empire
Chapmans Auto Sales Cash Sale After February First
Cars trucks and tractors are excluded from the cash sale with all other items to be sold for cash after February 1. CHAPMANS AUTO SALES.
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Chapmans Auto
Reverend Nelson to Lead Sunday Services at Stephens City
The Rev. Robert B. Nelson will preach each Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock at St. Stephens Episcopal Church in Stephens City. The general public is invited to attend the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Nelson
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Stephens City
Urges Probe of Highway Department
Senate member Harry Flood Byrd of Winchester introduced a joint resolution calling for an investigation into the highway department. A committee to be appointed by the Speaker would study expenditures, contracts, delays in surveys or plans, and any factors affecting efficiency and proper administration of the highway system.
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W. C. Hoover
Rockingham
C. N. Hoover
Shenandoah
Eget
Marvin Smithy
Brunswick
House
Olman Willis
Roanoke
Chen
Byrd
Harry Flood Byrd
Winchester
Senate Committee On
Senate
Norvell L. Henley
Williamsburg
Highway Department
Coleman
General Assembly
Eat
Seattle
Rev Charlies Way Visits White Post Church Sessions
White Post Va January 13 Rev Charlies Way of Washington preached at Meade Memorial Church on Sunday morning and again at night. Local residents Mr Warner and a list of visitors noted, with social visits to Winchester and Front Royal. Winter weather arrived suddenly as the Farmers Union met Tuesday night.
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White Post
Charlies
Washington
Meade Memorial Church
Warner
G. B. Palmer
W. M. Snell
W. L. Green
Wilton Stuart
Meade
Winchester
Wise Sowers
Pianos Sacrificed At Clowe’s Jewelry and Empire Theatre
Sneak peek ad invites readers to see pianos sacrificed at Clowe's jewelry store Saturday and Monday and at Empire Theatre January 16. Follow crowd for a chance to win the lucky piano. Poster promises bargains and a mass sale event with live drawing.
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Clowe’s Jewelry Store
Empire Theatre
Bunty Pulls the String Shines in Seven Part Comedy Program
The Goldwyn comedy drama Bunty Pulls the String repeats tonight following a delightful showing yesterday, paired with Tom Mix's latest Western. Trailin and Sunshine deliver a 14 reel program for 10 15 20 25 cents.
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Goldwyn
Bunty
Tom
Mix
Mr Funk Funeral Sunday Postponed to Sunday
Funeral for Gifford W. Funk, son of Mr and Mrs W H Fak, died yesterday at Neffstown home. Services from the family residence at 10 o clock Sunday morning. Interment will be at Woodstock, Va.
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Gifford W. Funk
W.H. Fak
Neffstown
Woodstock Va
Phonographs Repaired at Seals Music Store
Seals Music Store advertises phonograph service repairs. Quick turnaround noted for customers bringing in machines. Local shop promotes maintenance and parts availability.
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Seals Music Store
Talking Machines Prices Slashed In Local Ad
Mrs. Charles Chrenshaw returned yesterday to Rectortown Virginia after a short visit here. Miss Gertrude Finchum left today for a short visit in Strasburg. Mrs. Virginia Smith is spending the day at Harpers Ferry.
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Charles Chrenshaw
Rectortown
Gertrude Finchum
Strasburg
Mrs
Virginia Smith
Harpers Ferry
No Job Lot Navy Talk and Global Affairs Roundup
A condensed international news page reports Ford rejecting a French navy purchase offer via cable, Scranton mine cave-in updates with casualties and rescue efforts, a firmer New York market led by high grade equities, Carpentier eyeing a Dempsey rematch, Irish political prisoners freed, Belfast shooting, and allied delay on German reparations plus arrest warrants for Baltimore express company workers.
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Scranton
Im National
Glen Alden Coal Company
New York
St.Paul
Haven
Erie
Dempsey
London
Georges Carpentier
George Cook
Australia
Budget totals break state records in governor's message
Governor Davis presents a budget totaling 23 865 000 for two years, the largest in state history. He requests 1 000 000 more for schools and 1 000 000 more for highways, with centralization of State Budget Office power and no extra funds for tributary or feeder areas. Revenue estimates for the first year are 11 269 559 and for the second year 40 000.
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General Assembly
Davis
Commonwealth
Virginia
Coleman
Adar Sca
Inde
Bce
State Department
Tuneful Empire Show Attracts Noted Music Talent
A tuneful Empire Theater show features Pat McGinniss and rising star Miss Jean Pauline Smith of Waynesboro Virginia, with praise from the Frederick Maryland News for elaborate settings and a chorus that drew strong applause at each scene.
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Mary Words
Pat McGinniss
Tin ’ Md
Epire
Jean Pauline Smith
Waynesboro
Mary Baldwin Seminary
Staunton
Frederick
Special sale of dress goods and remnants starts Friday
Brill & Ritter advertise a special sale beginning Friday January 13 offering dress goods silks remnants and hosiery with prices 10c 26c per pair and bargain bundles. Customers urged to act quickly for these bargains.
Handley Night Schools Ready Registration Jan 16
Registration opens January 16 at 7 p m in the John Kerr Building for Handley Night School. Courses listed include English arithmetic typewriting bookkeeping cooking sewing and others as demand dictates with sessions Monday evenings from 7 to 830 p m.
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John Kerr
Wanted Several Cars of Day
Short note requests multiple daytime cars dated 12 1 31. Initials HH and B Keckley appear as contact or author. No full names or locations provided.
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B. Keckley
Company Says Christmas Losses Exposed Major Scheme
A company claims a heavy loss during the Christmas period reveals a deliberate scheme. Officials allege financial irregularities and quantify impact across multiple departments, urging investors to review disclosures and actions taken.
Evangelist Rev J F Morgan Leads Snowed In Church Service
Last evening at First Church an evangelistic service drew 76 out of town despite heavy snow. Rev J F Morgan led a stirring message on sin and salvation with strong gospel singing by a splendid choir.
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J. F. Morgan
W. Johnson
Suffolk
Nobel
Dy Johnson
Toniight
Theo Earle Noted Tenor At Winchester High January Concert
The Winchester High School concert series presents tenor Theo Earle January 28. Reviews from New York praise his voice and interpretive skill. General admission tickets go on sale at Niedemeyer and nearby stores, with records available at Read Moling & Seai's.
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Winchester High School
Monda
Coon
Sreate
É Ericap
Theodore Ae
Rte
Supe de Gogo Heo
Mae
At & Pense
Earle
Dine Farrarth
Carmen
Agal Agalae
Siane
New York Evening “Mail
York City
S .S
New York
New York ‘Tribune
Karleaf
John McCormack
Bt Niedemeyer
Bronswick
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Legion Meeting
William J. Goretle
ROUSS
House of Delegates
Stephens City Services
Seal
Albert C. Brown
N. Market St
Seal’s
MR. Funk
MR. Ford
Baltimore
Associated Press
Henry Ward
Ford
M. Briand
Lloyd George
Cannes
Jain
Paris
Millerand
M. Poincare
Briand
Cannds
Allied Reparations Commission
United States
Commercce Department
American Railways Express Company
Emmanuel Friedenburg
BUDG
Brill & Ritter
Handley Night Schools Ready
Morgan
Theo. Earle
Moling & Seai
Parc Etree
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