Burial notice for Adrian Hutzler in Mt. Carmel Church
Siler Virginia January 24. correction to burial details for Adrian Hutzler 23 years 6 months 7 days. Parents did not object to flag on coffin and flag remained at home until funeral over. Taps played at grave due to mother’s nervous state. Funeral held Sunday after January 2 at Mt. Carmel Church J R Jacobs officiating. Survived by parents one sister Mrs Mettie Clark and three brothers Hobart Alatan and Horris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siler
Adrian Cutzler
Adrian
Adrian Hutzler
Pineve
Mt. Carmel Church
J. R. Jacobs
Ith
Mettie Clark
Hobart
Alatan
Horris
Voucher confirms $260,000 charge for Schwab personal expenses
Pearly Morse of an accounting firm testified before the Walsh committee on the United States Shipping Board affair and corroborated Col. EB Abadie’s earlier discovery of a $260,000 voucher claimed to cover Charles M. Schwab’s personal expenses for October 1918. Morse noted other vouchers, including an $18,000 payment to Paul Z Cravath charged to overhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pearly Morse
Bethlehem Ship Building Company
Walsh Committee
United States Shipping Board
Col
EB. H. Abadie
Charles M. Schwab
Morse
Colonel Abadie
Paul Z. Cravath
Bethlehem Company
Three Cents Will Save a Life in China
Bank drive in Winchester requests funds for American Committee relief to China amid famine in northern provinces including Shen-si and Honan. Authorities warn of 15 million facing starvation as drought drags on for 18 months. three cents saves a life for one day, one dollar for a month, five dollars until next harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial and Savi Bank
Winchester
Thomas _W. Lamont
New York City
American Committee
Chili
Shensi
Swansi
Honan
Shahtung
China
Japan
America
Virginia
Shenandoah
F.E. Clerk
City Personal Notes From Stephens Virginia
Community items report residents in Stephens City Virginia in January. Local families travel, illness and recoveries noted along with small anecdotes about work, travel, and farming life in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Harrisburg Scouts Host Winchester Visitors From Virginia
Ten Boy Scouts from Winchester Virginia stayed with Harrisburg Troop No 8 from Friday to Sunday. They attended Covenant Presbyterian Church service traveled to the Majestic Theater and other sites courtesy of Wilmer Vincent Theaters manager C Floyd Hopkins. The group beat Troop 8 in basketball Friday night and planned a church visit today before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Winchester
Boy Scouts of
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Virginia
South
Majestic Theater
Wilmer Vincent
C. Floyd Hopkins
Capitol
J. Winchester
Kidwell and Crisman Wed at Market Street Church Parsonage
Mr George M Kidwell and Eva Crisman were married Saturday night at 9 45 at the parsonage of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church by Rev Walter M Depp. A number of friends witnessed the ceremony. They plan a honeymoon trip later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Kidwell
Eva Crisman
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Walter M. Depp
Coolidge Plans Southern Vacation After Atlanta Speech
Vice president elect Coolidge will vacation in the south after addressing Atlanta businessmen. He will then travel to Asheville North Carolina to rest until mid February following the conference later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coolidge
Harding
Southland
Atlanta
Asheville
N. C
Rowell Resigns from Shipping Board to Join California Railroad Commission
Cheater Rowell of California resigned today from the new Shipping Board effective immediately. The White House announced he leaves the board to become a member of the California Railroad Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Albin News Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs H E Yeakley and son Harry visited her parents Mr and Mrs S E Brown in Albin Virginia. Emma and Ada Buncutter spent a day with friends in Winchester. James Spence and daughter Nettie called on Mrs J S Yeakley. Stadden Hawkins is improving from a sore throat. Clara Clayton visited friends near Nain. Earl Bailey of White Hall visited local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Eva Katherine
William Hopewell
J. D. Steele
Barbara Ducham
Mary Tevault
Winchester
Boyd Orebaugh
James Rinker
Baltimore
J. P. Sampsell
Louise Totty
F. H. Law
Rockingham
County
Elton Stickley
Strasboro
Hurwitz Creamery Company
Charles Town
W. Va
John Hinkle
Carthel Golliday
E. L. Lemley
John Ward
Loudoun County
Clarence Smallwood
Albin
H. E. Yeakley
Harry
Clara Clayton
Nain
Earl Bailey
White Hall
Beverley Wright Honored by Fishburne Cadets
The C Q monthly from Fishburne Military Academy lauds Cadet Beverley B. Wright of Winchester for his steady rise from non commissioned ranks to cadet captain. He is praised as trusted by the corps and admired by close friends for his leadership and concern for fellow cadets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Q
Fishbourne Military Academy
Waynesboro
Beverley B. Wright
Winchester
Fannie Wright
C.Q
Fishburnie
Beverley Wright
Harrison Birthday Dinner Honors Thomas and Jacob Mauzy
Mr and Mrs George H Harrison hosted a birthday dinner at Mooreland Hall near New Market to honor their son Thomas M Harr and his cousin Jacob K Mauzy. Guest Miss Rosalie Brock of Winchester attended the social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooreland “Hall
George H. Harrison
New Market
Mrs. Harrison
Thomas M. Harr
Jacob K. Mauzy
Rosalie Brock
Winchester
Belgian loan over subscribed
J P Morgan and Company and the Guaranty Trust Company announced that subscriptions for the 30 million dollar Belgian loan opened at 10 this morning and immediately closed. The move was read as indicating the loan was fully floated and over subscribed, though the exact amount of over subscription may not be known for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J.P. Morgan and Company
The
Guaranty Trust Company
Cabbage Prices Around Front Royal and Winchester
Front Royal has wholesale cabbage from the New York carload at 2 cents per pound with large firm heads. A Winchester housewife reports local cabbage from the far south selling at 15 cents per pound. New southern cabbage is advertised in Washington chain stores at 6 to 6 1/2 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal Produce Company
New York
Front Royal
Winchester
Washington
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Brown & Brown
Rere Bon
Eaton’ Ighland Linen
C. P
C. V
the People’s Drug Co
North Main St
the League Shoe Store
Seal
Rome
Ast
Ds Takoma Park
U. S
Penny
Rowell
Shipping Board
I, Terole
Chandise
H. K. Green & Bro
Sloan Liniment
Sloan’s Liniment
Harold Payne
Walter Johnson
Hornet
Gy. York
Key West
U. S. Navy
Payne
Johnson
Myers
the Hayes
J. S. Grant Sprayer Company
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