Winchester school bond plan seeks 100000 for new building
The Winchester School Board asks the Common Council to place a 100000 bond issue before voters on February 12. Funds would go to a new building plus repairs and debt payoff. Enrollment at John Kerr School shows growing crowding, with four primary classes housing 50 plus pupils.
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School Board
City of
Winchester
Common Council
Webster
Aes
John Kerr School
Handley
Andtizens of Winchester
State Board of Education
Kerr
Baltimore and Ohio
West Virginia Senate favors single session plan
The Senate Judiciary Committee backs a constitutional interpretation to allow a continuous sixty day session. House in recess. debate includes a disputed seat in Roane and confirmation of Grover F. Hedges as delegate. Bills cover WV Collegiate Institute expansion to state college, banning flower picking near highways, and regulations on watercraft sales and abandoned wells.
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Charleston
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
House of Delegates
Judiciary Committee
A. C. Herold
Sutton
Hedges
House Committee On Elections and
House
Grover F. Hedges
Roane
W. P. Pool
West Virginia’ Collegiate Institute
West Virginia State College
Walter S. Hallanan
Ira L. Smith
Fairmont
Hallanan
Thomas J. Davis
Herbeville
Aunt of Dr. Lewis M. Allen Dies in Berryville
Mrs. Lelia Morrison, 85, widow of D B Morrison, died at her Berryville home after long illness. Survived by two daughters Miss Minna Morrison and Mrs John Kerfoot, and two sons Dr Reginald Morrison and Howard Morrison. She was daughter of the late Henry and Mrs. Howard of Georgetown and aunt to Dr. Lewis M. Allen of Winchester.
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Berryville
Lelia Morrison
D. B. Morrison
Henry Howard
Georgetown
D. C
Minna Morrison
Norman D. Howard
Florida
John Kerfoot
Nashville Tenn
Reginald Morrison
Baltimore
Howard Morrisan
Lewis M. Allen
Winchester
Card of Thanks for Support During Illness and Death
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during our time of illness and death of our son. Gratitude to Memorial Hospital staff and officials. Signed by the Rosenberger family.
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Memorial Hospital
Jacob Rosenberger
Dog License Crackdown Urged By Winchester Warden
F W Pingley, Game Warden, warns deadline nears for Virginia dog licenses. With Feb 2 looming, about 1 500 licenses remain and owners risk fines up to 100 dollars and possible jail if dogs over four months lack tags. He urges timely licensing to avoid penalties and emphasizes confinement of kennel dogs and reporting strays.
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F. W. Pingley
Winchester
Frederick County
Virginia
Gam
Aira
Virginia anti-Smith forces hold Lynchburg meeting plan
State Senator George N. Conrad of Harrisonburg says the Lynchburg conference on February 5 will be a private anti-Smith leaders meeting not a ticket nominating convention. He denies seeking Attorney General or any other office and notes ongoing anti-Prohibition efforts.
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The
Star
Harrisonburg
George N. Conrad
Valley
Lynchburg
Virginia
Conrad
Times-Dispatch
Smith
Democratic Party
Tammany Hall
Eggleston
Ichmond
Pan
Joseph D. Eggleston
Hampden-Sidney College
A. J. Dunning
Norfolk
Richmond
Supervisors Consider New Short Road Project in Frederick County
Frederick county Board of Supervisors met in special session mainly to review next year’s budget. A petition from northern residents, Bryarly Community League, and residents of W. M. Richards and others requests a new road from North Frederick road to Martinsburg pike. Donated land of 40 feet along the route is offered, and Pennsylvania Railroad engineers proposed an overhead bridge with the railroad to share costs. The board planned to consider the petition.
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Board of Supervisors of
Frederick County
Bryarly Community and Civic League
Frederick Road
W. M. Richards
Pennsylvania Railroad
Martinsburg Pike
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Free Chest Clinic Slated at District Nurse Association
A free chest clinic will be held Friday January 25 at the Chamber of Commerce building offices of the District Nurse Association. Hours are 9 a.m. to noon and 2 to 4 p.m. Dr. C. W. Scott of the State Board of Health will supervise. No charge for examinations.
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District Nurse Association
Chamber of Commerce
C. W. Scott
State Board of Health
Winchester Steam Laundry promises smiles with phone call
Local ad highlights a cheerful service promise with a contact phone number to reach Winchester Steam Laundry. It notes convenient pickup and delivery vibes and emphasizes customer satisfaction.
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Winchester Steam Laundry
Goose in legal limbo as federal state courts clash
A goose out of season faces a $5 fine and $10.35 costs after Carter was charged for killing and selling the protected bird. Federal law may penalize further, with questions about double jeopardy, dealer liability, and the bird's fate while a federal officer weighs the case.
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Carter
United States
Fiat
William J Grubbs Dies After Long Illness in Clarke
William Jackson Grubbs, longtime invalid, died at his Clarke county home after years of illness. Born July 6 1862 he aided his mother at the Lakeview tollgate and post office and later traveled to Winchester and Berryville. He survived by sisters Annie Grubbs and Blanche Knight with funeral at Berryville Methodist Church and burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers named Walter Hardesty William Bromley John Bromley Walter Brotherton John Fiehpaw Jack Rutherford.
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William Jackson Grubbs
Clarke
Lakeview
Spout Springs
Winchester
Berryville
Mr. Grubbs
William Grubbs
Mary Charlotte Foreman
Mount Hebron
Walter Hardesty
William Bromley
John Bromley
Walter Brotherton
John Fiehpaw
Jack Rutherford
Train To Run Special For Funeral In Maryland Virginia
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will run a special train from Brunswick Maryland to Harrisonburg Virginia tomorrow for employees to attend the funeral of conductor William L. Henry who died yesterday in Frederick Maryland from injuries in a wreck at Weverston Junction. The train leaves Brunswick at 9 30 am and will stop at Winchester between 10 30 and 11 am with stops at other stations to pick up employees. It will depart Harrisonburg shortly after the funeral.
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Baltimore and Obin Railroad
Brunswick
Harrigsopburg
William L. Henry
Frederick
Weverston Junction
Winchester
Henry
Harrisonburg
King George Makes Early Nightly Progress Report
Buckingham Palace officials said King George had a good night with slight progress continuing and deemed satisfactory.
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Associated Press
London
Buckingham Palace
George
Incendiary Fire Threatens Jackson's Restaurant
Boyd Jackson, proprietor of Jackson's Restaurant on East Cecil Street, foiled an arson attempt when he discovered a coal oil soaked pile of newspapers and rags set beside the thatch. He battled the flames alone until he extinguished them, fearing unknown assailants and no alarm being possible.
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Jackson
Boyd Jackson
East Cecil Street
Young Jackson
Impressive Rites Held For Late Mrs. C. R. Anderson
Funeral services for Mrs Ida X. Anderson wife of Dr Charles R Anderson were held at their West Cork Street home with a large crowd and elaborate floral tributes. The service conducted by Rev W L Dudley assisted by Rev Sewell J Goode and Rev Courtney Anderson featured hymns including I Give My Love Abide With Me and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere with a duet, interment in Mount Hebron family lot. Active pallbearers included Herbert S. Larrick J Henry Ross M Swimley Lawson L Hockman George W. Ril and Dr George Snarr. honorary pallbearers were Dr E H C Stuart Dr B B Dutton Dr Hugh Clark Dr J A Richard H C Sheetz and John I Sloat.
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Ida X. Anderson
Charles R Anderson
West Cork Street
Myre
Anderson
W. L. Dudley
Sewell J. Goode
Rockville
Courtney Anderson
Isle of Somewhere
Beautiful Garden of Prayer
Mises Bright
Edve
Mies
Jennie Lind Hockman
Mount Hebron
Cory
Herbert
Larrick
J. Henry
Ross M. Swimley
Lawson L. Hockman
George W. Ril
George Snarr
EH. C. Stuart
B. B. Dutton
Hugh Clark
J. A. Richard
H. C. Sheetz
John. I. Sloat
Vigorous advance in stock market led by United States Steel
The stock market rose vigorously led by United States Steel to new high prices despite weekend profit taking that caused some irregularity. Call money dropped to 6 percent, broker's loans rose, and uncertainty over credit remained as the public stayed on the sidelines with about 2.3 million shares trading in the short session.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Steel
Warmer Weather First of the Week
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday shows rain Monday and likely Tuesday with possible snow on the northern border. Rain or snow may end the week with generally fair conditions elsewhere and temperatures above normal early in the week, turning cooler Wednesday and Thursday, then warmer by Saturday.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Janu
Great Damage From Floods and Frost
Floods and frost caused great suffering in Thrace and Macedonia as the Martiza river swelled inundating a large area. A whirlwind unroofed several houses at Salonica.
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Associated Press
Athens
Thrace
Macedonia
Martiza
Salonica
Dozen Dead From Midwest Storm Lays Waste Across Four States
A winter storm across Missouri Indiana Kentucky and nearby areas left at least a dozen dead and many injured. Homes collapsed and a barn collapse caused fatalities while a woman was killed by a telephone line during the wind. Canadian train wrecks and southern states heat spike contrast with midwest devastation.
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Chicago
Missouri
Indiana
Kentucky
Georgetown
Ohio River
Mira
Albert Slooder
William Brown
Waa
Toronto
Hamilton
Buffalo
Cape Gharardeau
Maunda
Fort Branch
Maunia
Carm
Louisville
Roy
Clintom
Es Shelton
Masonic Ge
Stoney Creek
Ont
Lee's Crossing
Cael Meeting Ladies Aid Society of First Christian Church
A call meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the First Christian Church is announced for after the Sunday morning service. All members are requested to be present by order of the president.
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Aid Society of First
Christian
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