Boyce News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Illnesses
BOYCE Virginia January 15 Mr Towsley has received the appointment and has gone to New York for a short stay. Cuacie Town hospital on Sat. He found him improving. Mrs Stanley Carper have a visit to Humston. Miss Isabelle visited at the Humston on Sun. Van Deventer on Fri ming with fifteen members visitors prevent. After mat were attended to a hour was spent and delicious shiests were served. Chris Shumate a trained nurse Philadelphia is visiting her mother Mrs Charles Shumate. Miss Mary Humston spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Clyde Levi. Mr Thomas Clark has been confined to the house for asthma. Little Oscar Herd who was thrown from his pony and badly hurt is still very sick. Dr Iden is attending him. Mrs Godoe and her daughter Miss Nora are both very sick. Mrs Good has paralysed and Miss Nora has had an attack of appendicitis. Mrs Robert ate Mrs Louise Miller. Mrs Clinton Goodridge at last Wednesday with Mrs John itter, Mrs Riobert Pyle, Mrs T M Hooker and little son Bobbie spent last Friday with Mrs Thomas Clark. Mrs Leslie Snapp is spending a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs J S Garvin. Mr William Lock, Mr Racy and Mr James Denny, Misses Sadie Payton and Sadie Lee attended a meeting of the Epworth League at Front Royal one evening last week.
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Boyce
Towsley Per
Cuacie
Town Hospital
Stanley Carper
Isabelle
An Humston
van Deventer
Chris Shumate
Oscar
Iden
Bobbie
Thomas. Clark
Leslie Snapp
J. S. .Garvin
Wiliam Lock
Racy
James Denny
Sadie Payton
Sadie Lee
Epworth League
Front Royal
Ten Commandments Show At Empire Delights Winchester Crowd
The Ten Commandments drawn as a colossal spectacle drew capacity audiences at The Empire theater with an enlarged ensemble soundtrack. Portions appeared in color and grand scenes, including the Red Sea crossing and chariot pursues, surpassing earlier epics in scale and pageantry.
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Empire Theatre
Winchester
Empire
Israel
Red Sea
Byrd Favored for Virginia Governorship Says Beale
A Fredericksburg Free Lance letter from John L Beale asserts strong farmer support for Harry Flood Byrd as next Virginia governor after bond issue defeat. He claims Byrd leads among roads and political factions, hints at rival Moore Mapp and Halsey, and urges cooperation to boost Byrd’s campaign despite multiple candidates.
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Fredericksburg
Senator Byrd
Auditor Moore
Byrd
Washington
Marse Tom
Moore
Mapp
Halsey
John L, Beale
Frances Alda Sets First Radio Concert Tonight
Metropolitan Opera soprano Frances Alda will perform a live radio concert at 9 PM from WEAF, reaching an audience of 6 million. The program will be relayed through WCAP and stations in Boston Philadelphia Providence Buffalo Pittsburgh Worcester and more, featuring arias and songs including Michiamno from Boheme and What'll I Do.
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New York
Frances Alda
Metropolitan Opera Company
WEAF
WCAP
Washington
WJAR
Providence
WFI
Philadelphia
WDBH
Worcester
WGR
Buffalo
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WEE
Boston
Madam Alda
Boheme
Mefistofele
Lake Rose
Mandatory prison terms for dry law violations reported
The House judiciary committee reported today a bill to make prison sentences mandatory upon conviction for violations of the prohibition law. The Associated Press notes the proposal's move in Washington on January 15.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Henry dies at home
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Henry of 501 North Market Street died last night at the parents’ home after being born yesterday morning. The infant was buried today in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Mrs. Henry was formerly Miss Irene Shifflett of Fisher Hill Virginia.
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James
Henry
501
North Market Street
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Irene Shifflett
Fishere Hill
Whose Property Are You Paying For
Rent and property notice lists a modern 6 room dwelling, Paco Building lots at ten dollars per foot on street with water and sewer. Payment options include 20 percent cash and 5 percent each three months with insurance available.
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Paco
Banks Close for Lee’s Birthday Holiday Notice
On Monday January 19 1925 banks will be closed for the legal holiday in honor of Lee’s Birthday. Paper maturing on that date may be paid January 20 1925 at Union Bank of Winchester Commercial & Savings Bank Shenandoah Valley National Bank and Farmers and Merchants National Bank.
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Lee
Charles Summers
Union Bank of Winchester
John TI. Sloat
Commercial & Savings Bank
G. Hardy
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
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Clyde Levi
Thomas Clark
Kent and
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REO
FORD
Sampson
Winchester Garage
J. W. Cammer &Sons
Star and
Urant
Kernstown
BE. BE. Kerger
Slayton
Minn
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Winchester Credit Corp
Neptune
Atlantic City
Good & Company
Ronss Avenue
Ruth Miller
Matt Moore
Carl Lacanyale
Edward Sedgwick
Hoot Gibson
William Fox
Buck Jones
AL. Santell Story
Wm. Wallace Cook
Fast Express
WM. Duncan
FOX News
Colonial
H. D. Albin
Jewelers
Hodgson & Brown
M.B. Clowe
Virginia
H. W. Ebert
Auto Insurance
J. Vic Arthur
Zucker
Zuckerman & Carver
Baker Street
Man & Market
Braddock and
Piccadilly Sts
W. O. Parlett
R. A. Cather
Willys-Knight
C. B. Organ
Rouss Garage
Braddock Street
North Main ST
Brook’s Pharmacy
East Piccadilly St
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