Pie counter slow filling the federal posts in Virginia
Washington Jan 15 the Slemp party man says the federal offices in Virginia attract few applicants due to low pay. He notes seven high grade posts pay about 4000 dollars yearly among district attorneys marshals internal revenue collectors and a customs house collector. He explains private employment offers better compensation and fewer applicants for these jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Epre
Slemp
Virginia
Internal Revenue
Customs House
Close Call for a Local Boy in Strasburg
A boy rode a galloping horse along Main Street in Strasburg Virginia shouting Stop this horse. The horse slid on the pavement near Kitne’s livery and fell with the boy, who escaped with only a badly bruised shin. The youth is the son of Clayton Retir of Winchester. The horse owner is Frank K. Stickley and the animal was bringing fruit from the railroad cattle pens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburg
Main Street
West
Secend
Main
Kitne
Clayton Ret
Winchester
Frank K. Stickley
Engagement Reported For Miss Jeannie Stouffer And William Hazelgrove
Roanoke and Winchester society circles note the engagement of Miss Jeannie Ellen Stouffer to William Perkins Hazelgrove announced at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. J Parrott for her daughter in Roanoke. The gathering featured pink and white decor, hand embroidered place cards, and a bridal motif with two couriers declaring the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannie El-len Stouffer
W. D. Myers
Winchester
William P. Hazelgrove
Roanoke
Star
Civie Roanold Times
A. M. Nelson, Jr
Dorothy Buckner
Martha Wentworth
Josephine Wentworth
Shelburn Spindle
Willis Hagan
Charles Blake
Detroit, Mich
Ethel Jett
Arcy Didier
Frederick James
Jon C. Boyd, Jr
Billy Colemen
Miss Stouffer
Miss Yost and sister to visit Baltimore
Miss Katherine Yost and her sister Mrs. J L Prince have traveled to Baltimore to be guests for some time of Mrs. Howard Sheely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Yost
J. L. Prince
Baltimore
Howard Sheely
Baltimore railroad agent blunts masked robber with lantern
William Hooper, Baltimore and Ohio agent at Berkeley Springs, swung his lantern and struck a masked robber in a passenger car during an earlier morning incident. The robber fired twice, but the gun misfired, and he fled as Hooper and a companion assisted passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hooper
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Berkeley Springs
Hoper
Hooper
Jose Shepherd
Also Mentioned on This Page
High Rock Union Sui Ab
Saad Ae Ee We
S. H. Hable
Empire Theatre
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Shenandoah Valley
National Bank
Bruce Capper
W. Water St
Govirnment
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Empire Tonight
Harold Lloyd
Pathe
Pilo
Black Face
Saturdays Pictures
Son of Tarzan
Tom MIX
Southwest
Buck Jones
Empire
Columbia Saxophone
Marion Harris
Wm. Russell
Man Who
State Depository
the Union Bank OF Winchester
Notaseam
GRAY_& SHEETZ
Woodwards
S. Bell
S. Main St
Main & Water
S. H. Hable’s
Main and
Water Streets
Mercantile
Ss. H. Hable
Water
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
H. R. Bryarly & Bro. Agents Home Insurance Company
Little Joe
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