Berryville Social Notes Prompt Travel and Visits
Berryville residents report a busy social cycle with visits to Baltimore Norfolk and Richmond. Miss Alice B Warde plans to move to London after study in New York and will reside with Uncle Ambrose Warde in London.
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Willie Morris
Spouffer
Baltimore
Margretta Whiting
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Robert M. Ward
Winchester
Frank Whiting
Berryville
A. C. Snouffer
J. Few Brown
Winpegs
Matthew
Gracen Parkins
Orida
Cuba
Elizabeth
Moore
Cee Downer
Norfolk
H.B. Harris
Little Daugh‘ter
Davis
Richmond
Mary Clagette
M. W. Jones
Emma Jones
Dursham
N. C
Grace Calmes
Washington
Alabama
BE. Ogden
Shade Moore
Thurston Richardson
Bedford City
Upton
George “West
Lelia Morrison
John “H. Kerfoot
Marguerite
Nashville
Leon Scheuer
Wason
Dye
Church Street
New York
B. B. Jones
J. D. Griffing
Oklahoma
Willis Morgan Smith
Eamon Williams
Hmond
Alice B. Warde
Nic
London
Columbia University
Neworks
Ambrose Warde
Sunday Delivery of Ice Cream Al gors
Jones' Creamery advertises Sunday delivery of ice cream products titled Al gors emphasizing convenience and service to customers. The notice touts availability and encourages readers to order for home delivery.
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Algors
Jones’ Creamery
Fiddling Father Dauged from Jail Ordered to Work
Elden Daly father of thirteen children was jailed in Upshur county on non support charges and was released by Judge Waugh who ordered him to leave immediately and to report back by April 1 showing he will help provide for his family now dependent on the county. Myron Hymes investigated poverty at the Daly home finding nine children with the mother in squalor while Daly fiddled for fellow prisoners.
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Buckhannon
W. Va
Elden Daly
Upshur
Myron Hymes
Daly
Waugh
Subscription renewal note from Florence A Rutherford
Florence A Rutherford of Hendrick Laws Hospital El Paso Texas writes to renew a one year subscription to The Evening Star and mentions forwarding the Winchester paper for hometown news. She describes the Star as an elixir to the general system and requests continued delivery despite delays. Dated January 19 1926.
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the Star
Evening Star
Winchester
Florence A. Rutherford
Hendrick-Laws
el Paso
Texas
SPECIAL JANUARY RATE FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS
The Evening Star announces a special January rate on subscriptions with immediate payment to secure the discount. Subscribers are urged to act now to save on the ongoing offer.
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THE
Evening Star
Mutt and Jeff Cartoon Commentary by Bad Fisher
The Star reports on Mutt's belief that the little fellow pulled a fox pass in a comic strip by Bad Fisher, reflecting the playful rivalry and humor of the duo.
Cannot Legislate Farm Prosperity Says Sen Glass
Statinton Jan 22 Senator Carter Glass of Lynchburg told the Virginia State Dairy men's Association the farmers should seek prosperity themselves and not rely on government. He attacked the Wet Finance Corporation and bureau whims noting peanut growers in Tidewater Virginia received 726000 while North Dakota got 27000000. He said Virginia taxpayers paid 48000000 to the federal treasury while New Mexico paid under 2000000 and road spending equaled Virginia's. He urged farmers to ignore political promises and work for self reliance.
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Statinton
United States
Carter Glass
Lynchburg
Virginia State Dairymen’s Association
Virginia
New Mexico
Woodcutter Killed Falling Tree Near Tenth Legion
Charles Shirkey a 42 year old farm hand and timber cutter employed by BE L Layman was killed while felling a tree in Ss W Lincoln near Tenth Legion. The 2 pm accident left him unconscious and he died at Rockingham Memorial Hospital at 5 30 pm from brain hemorrhage. He leaves a second wife two sons Albert Harold and a daughter Lelia plus six brothers and six sisters. The pay was taken to Layman's home at Tenth Legion last night.
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Charles Shirkey
L. Layman
Ss. W. Lincoln
Tenth Legion
Shirkey
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Harrisonburg
Layman
Casper Kennedy
Mr. Shirkey
Mr. Layman
Gideo Shirkey
Mayland
Albert
Harold
Lelia Shirkey
Tax Bill Passage Pledged By Mar. 15
Washington January 22 report of Senate finance committee on the tax reduction bill was submitted to the Senate today by Chairman.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Inheritance Tax Debate Stirs Senate Support Holds Tight
Smoot and Senator Harrison assure enactment by March 15 as tax bills face debate. Norris warns the repeal of inheritance and income tax would spark a fierce fight. The committee favors retirement of federal inheritance taxation. report signed by ten Republicans with Simmons dissenting on some arguments.
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Simmons
North Carolina
Deocrat
Mi Ity
Highway engineers discuss use of road machinery
Lexington January 22 Over 200 delegates attended a highway conference in session hearing Col Frederick Stuart Greene NY public works supt discuss highways and administration Col Green a W M I grad and H Gilpin of the Texas Company spoke on asphalt maintenance M Kieliser of Chicago outlined points for purchasing and using road machinery Hasley Halifax county Commonwealth's attorney presided The day closed with a battalion parade and a banquet plus motion pictures in Jackson Memorial Hall
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Associated Press
Lexington
Frederick Stuart Greene
New York State
New York
Col. Green
F. H. Gilpin
Texas Company of York
M. Kieliser
Chicarco
James 8. Hasley
Commonwealth
Halifax County
Institute
Jackson Memorial Hall
James A. Anderson
Reverend Charles Friend to Preach in Leesburg VA
The Rev. Charles Friend of this city departed for Leesburg Virginia to preach at the Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
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Charles Friend
Leesburg
Presbyterian Church
Coyotes Reported in Shenandoah Valley Amid Import Clues
Richmond Daily News Record correspondent describes coyotes possibly released for hunting that escaped into Shenandoah Valley foothills near Massanutten. State officials confirm a coyote hide sent to Richmond. if unidentified, it may go to Washington for expert verification. Local hunter Jack Stebbins recalls a similar animal in Ashland.
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Shenandoah
Valley
Richmond
Daily News Records
State Department of Game and Fisheries
Hart
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Massanutten Mountains
Ashland
Jack Stebbins
Mr. Hart
Bureau of Biological Survey
Washington
Governor weighs Confederate Women Home bill amid veto talk
Gov Trinkle plans to study the proposal for a Confederate Soldiers Home site as Daughters of the Confederacy press for action. He questions the two and a half acre plan and may draft a new bill next week. The discussion includes opposition to the current home site and future development concerns. The article also notes the defeated Child Labor Amendment fate.
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Trinkle
Daughters of the Confederacy
General Assembly
Senate Recommends No Action on Fire Bill in Session
In the Senate the resolution failed 31 to 1 while the House rejected it unanimously. A House bill to aid forest firefighters would grant wardens greater arrest powers over arson and let foresters cover firefighting expenses with stiff penalties for starting fires without precautions. M. M. Hunt of J C Penney, long ill, was able to go out yesterday.
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Senate
House
M. M. Hunt
J. C. Penney Company
In Memoriam for Charles W. Hardy Two Years On
In loving remembrance of Charles W. Hardy who died January 23, 1924. His wife and children express sorrow at the vacant chair and long for reunion on the Shining Shore. They note his smiling face and tender care and hope for a meeting beyond parting in the hereafter.
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Charles W. Hardy
Husband
Mrs Stewart Grant Improves After Month of Illness
Mrs Stewart Grant of South Kent street is slowly improving after a monthlong illness at home.
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Stewart Grant
South Kent Street
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