Social and Personal Notes From Winchester Area
Social items from Winchester and nearby towns note multiple visits and updates. Mr. Robert B. Ingle of Winches Gas Company plans a Fulton visit with family and will rent a Peyton street home. Several residents attend parties, luncheons, and church society meetings. visits include Mrs. Chapman in Washington, D. C., and Kiwanis events in Richmond.
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Robert B. Ingie
Winches Gas Company
Fulton
N. Y
Ingle
Roberta
Ruth Ingle
Robert B. Ingle
Peyton Street
D. F.yost
George al Mbo Mo Toareeer Pee
Willing Workers’ Society
Willing Workers’ Society of the First Baptist Church
William Grove
Loudoun Street
Maggie Johnson
Ashby Magon
Grove
Maryland law repeals proposed by Delegate Joseph
Baltimore City delegate Daniel Joseph introduces over 60 bills to repeal antiquated statutes. He claims more than 350 repealers will be filed, targeting laws on free lunch for liquor sellers, warrants, narcotics, duels, toll gate funeral stoppages, nails on highways, and insolvency, among others already superseded by federal or modern state rules.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Daniel Joseph
Baltimore City
Maryland House of Delegates
Joseph
General Assembly
Stocks Rise as Industrials Lead on Lower Money Rates
The market advanced in New York with industrial shares driving gains as call money rates fell. Broad buying supported price advances across a wide list of issues while rails lagged behind as leaders.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Favors Barrow If Landis Forces Johnson Out
The New York World reports the New York American League Club will back Edward G. Barrow to succeed Ban Johnson if Commissioner Landis forces him out. Owners plan to meet in Chicago to discuss the Cobb Speaker case. Balloting for Johnson’s successor could begin Tuesday.
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New York
Barrow
Landis
Johnson
Associated Press
New York World
New York American League
Edward G. Barrow
Yankees
Ban Johnson
American League
K. M. Landis
Chicago
Cobb-Speaker
Tide of anti Christian feeling rises in Amoy China
The Amoy situation shows growing anti Christian sentiment with propagandists urging the populace toward uprising. Officials report trouble brewing and the mood is discouraging.
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Associated Press
Amoy
China
Visions Great Boulevard Through Virginia Opens in Luray
Good roads enthusiasts gather in Luray for the Lee Highway Association opening session. More than 75 delegates and townspeople attend as reports on highway activity are heard. Virginia roads see 18 of 400 miles unpaved with $500000 allotted for Luray Washington work.
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Luray
Washington
San Diego
Pacific Coast
Lee Highway Association
Page County
Lee
Henry Roberts
Bristol
Virginia
State
Floyd Weaver
Association
Vernon H. Ford
Roberts
8. M. Johnson
New Market
New York
New England
Maine
Phineas Stephens
Shenandoah Valley
Charles Alexander
North Carolina
Tennessee State Chamber of Commerce
Jones Woolen Corporation stockholders meet this afternoon
The annual meeting of stockholders of the Arthur G. Jones Woolen MIN. Corporation is held this afternoon at the plant southeast of town. Reports expected to show the past year’s business was satisfactory or better, with plans to expand operations.
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Arthur G. Jones Woolen Min. Corporation
Retired Financier Dies Near Miami From Unknown Cause
Min thorn Woolsey 76, a retired New York financier and resident of Waynesville North Carolina and Miami Beach, was found dead in a vacant lot in Miami Beach. The body showed skull fracture and facial injuries, suggesting violent death and possible dragging. A shoe, watch, and cash were recovered. search began after relatives said he did not return from a theater.
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Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Minthorne Woolsey
New York
Waynesville
N. C
Ae Oe Ieth
Miami
Old Confederacy Honors Gen Robert E Lee Birthday
The south observed Gen Robert E Lee's birthday with events across the former Confederacy. States declared holidays, government offices closed, and many people gathered to view a large likeness heading toward Stone Mountain.
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Old Confederacy
Gen
Robr. E. Lee
Associated Press
Atlanta
South
Robert EB. Lee
Barlks
General Lee
Stone Mountain
Mrs. C. R. Hardesty Dies in Morgantown at 82
Lydia Rebecca Bell Hardesty widow of Charles R. Hardesty died at 9 30 this morning in Morgantown West Virginia. A farmer and stockman of Clarke county, she survived by two daughters and three sons. Burial planned in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Lydia R. Hardesty
Charles R. Hardesty
Clarke County
8S. T. Scanlon
Morgantown
W. Va
Mamie Withers
Hardesty
Summit Point
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
Lydia Rebecca Bell
T. Scanlon
Edgar Moore
Messrs
Robert, Thomas and
Trip Hardesty
City Sergeant Held After Shooting Merchant in Virginia
Pennington Gap Virginia January 18 A M Harry city sergeant fatally wounded Burley Carter merchant yesterday night Carter died at Norton hospital at 2 30 am today Harry is jailed in Jonesville awaiting bail no preliminary hearing planned Carter disturbed a restaurant during arrest claim Carter defied arrest. Harry previously killed Ord Edwards about two months ago and is under bond for that indictment.
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Pennington Gap
Harry
Burley Carter
Jonesville
Carter
Norton
Harvy
Ord Edwards
Charlotte Dies As Royal Family Remembers Loss
The aging queen remembered events from the previous year including the marriage of Crown Prince Leopold to Princess Astrid of Sweden and Cardinal Mercier’s death. Her mind briefly cleared yesterday, she received extreme unction, spoke with relatives, then fell unconscious and slept until death.
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Crown Prince
Leopold
Astrid
Sweden
Cardinal Mercier
Crop and Weather Week Ends with Southeast Damage
Washington reports weekly crop and weather conditions with Virginia noting unfavorable outdoor work. Slight damage to winter trucking in the southeast due to freezing conditions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Virginia
Farm Relief Measures Under Senate Hearings and House Action
Washington reports Senate agriculture committee will vote on the McNary-Hangen farm relief after two days of hearings while the House ag chair Haugen backs his bill over Curtis-Crisp and Aswell plans. The Norbeck-Johnson seed loan bill gains addition of 6 million for Northwest seed loans, 1.5 million for South Carolina fertilizer, and 0.5 million to rehabilitate Florida hurricane orchards.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
House
Haugen
Agriculture Committee
Senate Agriculture Ecommitte
McNary-Hangen
Curtis-Aswell
E House
Norbeck-Johnson
South Carolina
Florida
Cotton relief bill debated with price insurance fund proposal
Senate committee heard O B Bledse of the Mississippi Staple Cotton Association propose a $60,000,000 fund to insure against low cotton prices, as a new bill or amendment. On the House floor, Democrat McSwain of South Carolina urged that any bill include a clause barring board members from speculating in basic commodities.
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Senate
O. B. Bledse
Mississippi Staple Cotton Association
House
McSwain
Osborne Renamed State Hospitals Commissioner
Richmond January 18 Governor Byrd announced the reappointment of Charles A. Osborne of Richmond as commissioner of state hospitals and ex officio state purchasing agent for a four year term from March 1. Osborne serves as chairman of five state hospitals and of the general hospital boards while purchasing for most state departments.
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Richmond
Charles A. Osborne
Byrd
Osborn
Wioreland Davis
B. Lee
Tr Kle
Osborne
Staunton
Williamsburg
Marion
Lynchburg
4Borne
State Highway Department
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Jule Be
R Clover Jr
Sin’ Ington
Poraeapiveen
Olivia Yon
Rerad
Natalie Jewett
Yale University
Baltimore Sun
John
Sencindiver
R.amd Birs
J. W. Sencindit
Mvinchester
Avenue
Neva
Kathleen Appell
George Sheely
Mary
Frank
Malatt
Irepe
Tom Sencindiver
Allen ‘Mason
J. W. Sencindiver
Martinsburg Evening Journal
Cee
Chapmaine R. ‘Babaw
Washington, D. C
Kiwanis
L. Marshall Baker
Harry Rodgers
Kiwanis.Glub
Funkhouser
Curtis Funkhouser
Virginia Transitompany
Memorial Hospital
Fairfax
Myer Hamburger
Hable Apartments
Hamburger Specialty Shop
Katherine Slaughter
S.A. Slaughter
North Braddock Street
A. M. Baker
Gray Gables Inn
South Washington Street
Gonley Orndor
South Braddock Street
McGuire
Laura Keckley
C. J. Keckley
West Gerrard Street
R. A. Shafer
Lucy White
Hayfield
R. W. Stake
Mortismburg
George Washington Hotel
Harry A. Boss
Frederick, Md
Boss
George Washington
B. Luttrell
Brunswick
Luttrell
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Randall Ridgeway
Stephens City
Ridgeway
Mayflower Hotel
Henry Little
Norfolk, Va
D. B. Conrad
West Boscawen Street
Mary Jane Bowden
Ramon Rossman
North
Altoona, Pa
Mr. W. H. Weed
Baltimore
Jack
Mrs
Eleanor Ridings
Martinsburg, W. Va
George W. Jenkins
Joseph A. Massie
Will
J. R. Hamilton
Bridgewater, Way
Hotel ‘Jack
Virginia Tharpe
P E. Stickley
Mr. Albert Curtis
Rev
Mrs. C. M. LeFew
White Post
J. C. Adams, Jr
Lynchburg, Va
Hotel Jack
Sumson
Great Boulevard
Florsheim
Sample Shoe
The
Jones Woolen Corporation
C. R. Hardesty
the Collegians
Carl
Laemmle
George Lewis
Calford
Mhye
Iife
Collegians
Reai
the Empire
Empire Theatre
Symphony Orchestra
Metro
Goldwyn ~ Mayer
A.l.erlanger
C.B. Bdillingham & F
Diree
Ramon Novarro
Betty Bronson
May Mpa
Francis X.bushman
Carmel Myers
Charlotte
Chas. A. Osborne
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