Winchester Girl Wins a Signal Honor At Teachers College
The burg State Teachers College lists 26 honor students from a 753 enrollment. Miss Harriett Harris of Winchester is among the freshman honorees. Dr. Henry A. Converse, registrar, released the names. Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Harris, attended Bunker Hill High and spent a year at West Virginia University before enrolling at the college.
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Burg State Teachers
Henry A. Converse
Harriett Warris
Winchester
Harris
L. BE. Harris
National Avenue
Pie
Bunker Hill
W. Wagh School
Riversity of
West Virginia
Morgantown
Harrisonsburg
Collee
Miss Grace Keller Weds Claude Massie at Quiet Winchester Ceremony
Announcement of the marriage of Grace Keller daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Keller to Claude Massie son of Mr and Mrs John Massie of Middletown Frederick county took place Saturday evening at the First Baptist Church West Piccadilly street. Rev Edward T Clark performed the ceremony and the couple left Sunday for Martinsburg WV and Turners Station Kentucky before returning to Winchester to establish their home. Massie works as a receiving clerk in the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Winchester freight station. Many friends offer congratulations.
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Aliee Hame Cooke
Washington
F. L. Yates
Church of the Ascension
Alice Hume Cooke
Thonds Worthington Cooke
Frank Lloyd Yates
Benjamin Yates
Charles Town
W. Va
Alfred Ed
Lynn S$. Horner
Clarksburg
Charlotte Freeman Clark
Watson Freeman Clark
Mr. Berkeley
New York
Richard Shands
Warren Riley Birge
Walter Chamblin
Washbington
Arthur Perry
Texas
Yates
Davenport Street
Grace Keller
Claude Massie
C. H. Keller
John Massie
Middletown
Frederick County
First Baptist Church
Qn West Piccadilly Street
Edward T. Clark
Massie
Martinsburg
Turners Station
Kentucky
Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mass
Circle No 7 Braddock Street meeting moved to Thursday
Announcement states Circle No 7 of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South will meet at 8 o'clock Thursday evening January 19 at Mrs. Cecil Bailey's home 41 South Cameron street. Rev Dr Freed attends Lutheran meeting in New York with American Board of Missions. District Nurse Association hosts luncheon for TB Christmas seal drive workers. net proceeds reach 1400 with future boosts anticipated. Mrs H D Fuller presided and praised secretary Mrs Martin Wisecarver for years of service.
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Circle No. 7
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Cecil Bailey
South Cameron Street
Freed
Lutheran Church
C. A. Freed
Grace Lutheran Church
New York
American Board of Missions of the Unitedutheran Church
District Nurse Association
Rotary Club
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
Lucy Kurtz
Winchester
H. D. Fuller
Martin Wisecarver
Woman's Auxiliary
Winchester Memorial Hospital
George Washington Hotel
George Washington
Harry A. Schmidt
South Washington Street
Thurman Ritenour Ill With Pneumonia at U Va
Thurman Ritenour son of Mr and Mrs D W Ritenour of this city is ill with pneumonia in University Hospital Charlottesville. His condition is serious though breathing seemed easier yesterday. He was seized Saturday and has two nurses and a physician attending. He attended Handley High School and graduated with honors last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman Ritenour
U. Va
D. W. Ritenour
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Entertained Employees by Hodgson and Brown hosts
Mr and Mrs R B Brown entertained at their home on North Loudoun Street for Hodgson and Browns employees and their wives. Guests included Mr and Mrs Joseph Hodgson Mr and Mrs Cecil Gunn Mr and Mrs Elmer Hodges and Mr and Mrs S M Davis.
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R. B. Brown
North Loudoun Street
Hodgson and Brown
Joseph Hodgson
Cecil Gunn
Elmer Hodges
S. M. Davis
S. P. C. A. Rummage Sale Donations Sought
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals plans a mid winter rummage sale and requests donations of coats suits dresses underwear shoes and stockings for all ages plus china glass utensils pictures ornaments curtains carpets and furniture. Notify Mrs. Robert M. Ward secretary or any officer with items.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Robert M. Ward
Church Meeting Moves to Mrs Whitacre Home Night
Community church members will hold the first meeting of the year at Mrs Clarence Whitacre 12 Smithfield Avenue Wednesday night instead of Thursday to help with supper preparations. Members should bring traveling suitcases articles and be present for the opening meeting.
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Clarence Whitacre
Smithfield Avenue
House Begins Farm Aid Bill Hearings
The House agriculture committee starts hearings on the new McNary-Haugen farm relief bill with an equalization fee still present despite a veto last session. Debate focuses on expediency and new opinions, while critics press for accountability on changes to presidential appointment power for the federal farm board.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Coolidge
Everal
Adkins
Illinois
Haugen
Kincheloe
Kentucky
McNary-Haugen
Federal Farm Board
Court restricts juror testimony in oil shadowing case
The court ruled the jurors cannot testify they were conscious of shadowing unless it is shown the defendants directed that shadowing. Justice Siddons called it unfair to hold the defendants responsible for actions by others. Edward J. Kidwell Jr. had been asked about remarks from other jurors.
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
William J. Burns
Sinclair
Siddons
Edward J. Kidwell, Jr
Eil
Planes to Be Sent to Marine Forces From Curtiss Field
Three Curtiss attack planes rushed to completion at Curtiss Field will be shipped to Nicaragua tomorrow for Marine Corps use. Each ship carries six machine guns and racks for 30 bombs, speeds of 150 miles per hour, and can dive at low altitude while firing up to 3,000 bullets and dropping 24 bombs per minute.
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Associated Press
Curtiss
Certain Acreage To Be Opened For Oyster Tonging
Gloucester Virginia residents monitor the oyster dispute as national guards patrol marshes near Severn wharf and steamers carry soldiers. The Gloucester Seafood Workers Association seeks a court ruling on a motion to dissolve an injunction blocking Frank W. Barling in Hamp ton from operating leased oyster grounds. An agreement pledges to open certain acreages for tonging.
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Gloucester Court House
Itone County
Severn ‘Wharf
Morback Bay
Gloucester Seafood Workers’ Association
Independent Rangers’ Organization
Clagett B. Jones
Frank W. Barling
Hampton Packer
Tongers
Ilegal
Jones
Darling
Three Indicted In Connection With Mine Stock Sale
George Graham Rice editor of the Wall Street Iconoclast Walter K. Yorston of Boise Idaho and Walter H. Weed geologist indicted by a federal grand jury for using the mails to defraud The charges accuse Rice of misrepresenting the value of Idaho mining stock bought and sold for himself and Iconoclast readers
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Associated Press
New York
George Graham Rice
Wall Street Iconoclast
Walter K. Yorston
Boise
Idaho
Walter H. Weed
Rice
Stocks Rise as Selling Pressure Eases in New York
NEW YORK Jan. 17 Selling pressure lifted from the stock market and prices moved up moderately. Volume was light with less than 1,000,000 shares traded in the first three hours. No major business news. a reported struggle for control of the Lehigh Valley Railroad had no market effect. Call money renewed at 4 percent tended to damp bullish enthusiasm.
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Associated Press
New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Valley Turnpike Extension Endorsed by County Board
Frederick County Board of Supervisors endorses the Valley Turnpike extension project and offers assistance with acquiring rights of way. Shenandoah Valley Inc and the Winchester Chamber of Commerce committee are named as coordinating bodies in efforts to promote and facilitate the improvement along the highway.
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Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Board of Supervisors
Fredericks County
Winchester Chamber O’ Commerce
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Vanity and Vices Dominate Esteem and Affection
A terse aphorism on vanity as the base of folly and deceit in affection, echoing Adam Smith’s skepticism of social virtue. The line suggests self-regard drives ridiculous display and dishonest behavior in personal bonds.
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Adam Smith
Fairy Hummingbird of Cuba Noted as Smallest Bird
The Cuban fairy hummingbird measures about two percent of an inch in length, reported by Liberty, making it the world’s smallest bird in documented accounts.
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Cuba
Liberty
Double House Deed Recorded in Woodatoo Lane
A deed recorded in the Corporation clerk's office conveys the double house of Malissa B. Orn dorff on Woodatoo lane to C. B. Johnston for a named consideration. The piece notes probate like transfer and references financial emphasis. Other content is unrelated editorial commentary from Wisconsin and Illinois papers.
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Corporation Clerk's Office
Malissa B. Orndorff
Woodatoo, Lane
C. B. Johnston
Lynch mob edges toward jail as slayer Adolph Hotteling is sought
A mob gathers at the county jail after Dorothy Schneider's slayer Adolph Hotteling is alleged to be in custody. National Guard troops are dispatched to restore order following failed tear gas attempts and clashes between officers and protesters. A local man bragged of rewards for solving the case.
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Page One
Hottelling
Mount Morris Woods
Owosso
Flushing
Mich
National Guard
Adolph Hottelling
Dorothy Schneider
Hoettelling
Mob Riot at Mount Morris Jail Sparks National Guard Action
A large mob swelled to thousands at Mount Morris to demand the release of a prisoner. The crowd pelted the jail with bricks, rattled missiles, and shouts filled the air as officers and guards prepared to move in. Eleven rioters were rounded up as the situation escalated.
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Teal
Alleg
National Guard
Green
Jacob
Mount Morris
Flint
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Stephens City
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Danville, Va
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Kernstown
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Greensboro
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Columbus, Ohio
Hotel
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Stephenson, Va
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Marlboro
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