Coolidge Approves Mitchell Sentence Amid Debate
January 26. The President approved the court martial sentence on Colonel Mitchell, suspending him from duty with forfeiture of pay during the term of suspension. possible resignation hints circulated. Rep. Red criticized the move as hasty and un-American, while local notices mention church events and residents’ travel and illness.
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Alems
Mitchell
Army
Vis
Frank R. Red
Oflinois
Mipeheth
Col
Trinity Luth eran men hold annual Bible class banquet
The Stephens City Bible class at Trinity Lutheran Church held its annual banquet at B St Lemley's hall. After a luncheon for 125 guests, a program of readings recitations and piano and dolia duets followed. Several locals and visitors are noted in accompanying social items.
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Harry Sterling
Fréd Garbaugh
Strasburg
P. Cabaugh
Misa
Mildred Johnson
Winter Weather Strikes Star Tannery Area
A heavy thundershower Monday gave way to a springlike spell before a cold wave Friday brought snow and ice. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. John P. Heishman and others from Perry W Va visited relatives. Miss Albery returned from Winchester. Ed Brill visited Middletown relatives. Hollis Orndorff stayed with sister Mrs. Grubb. Fred Hershman conducted business here.
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Star Tannery
John. P. Heishman
Hosea Sager
Romans Heishman
Perry
W. Va
Albe Ery
Winchester
Ed. Brill
Middletown
Willam Renner
Hollis Orndorff
Sylvester Grubb
Fred. Hershman
Pleasure To Glance Over The Evening Star
Alderson West Virginia resident G W Bentzel writes from Jan 3 1926 praising The Evening Star as the hometown paper. He notes the paper’s columns bring comfort, recalling friends who have passed away and the sense of home it provides.
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Star
The
Evening Star
Ame
Cedar Rust Law Reappears In Shenandoah Court
In Shenandoah County Circuit Court Jan 26 Dr C Miller of New Market again challenged the cedar rust law. Judge Whiting ruled no local board ratification was needed for effect and the defendant awarded 100 damages. The case may go to the Court of Appeals for a writ of error.
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Shenandoah
Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Rame
C. Miller
New Market
Board of Supervisors
F. B. Whiting
Board of Suprovisors
Court of Appeals
Colored Revival Draws Crowd at St Pauls
A union revival at St. Pauls drew strong interest with Rev W H and speaker Rev 6 5 on the topic Choosing and a soul stirring message. Two souls pledged to serve God as attendees were invited to more meetings offering spiritual blessing. Local specialists and industry leaders from West Virginia, Baltimore and beyond planned talks with lodging and meals at 1.25 per day.
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St. Paul's
W. H
Carmel
Five Day Fruit Meeting Set At Inwood Plant
INWOOD W Va Jan 26 The program for a five day horticultural school at the Inwood state apple packing plant during the fourth week of February from Monday Feb 22 to Friday Feb 26 is announced by the Extension Division West Virginia University It promises to be one of the most comprehensive educational events in the state featuring noted instructors and topics in apple handling and packing.
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West Virginia
Knight
Knowlton
Crane
Peairs
Sherwood
Giddings
Berg
Arthur Rule
Federated Fruit and Vegetable Grower
C. R. Titlow
Federal Land Bank
Baltimore
H. Musselman
Vanning
Nat. T/ Frame
Berkeley
Posath
Inwood
W. Va
Inwood State
West Virginia University
Miller Will Admits Probate In Cit County
The will of Leo J. Miller who died recently in the county has been admitted to probate. He leaves his entire estate to his wife Mary Elizabeth Dellinger Miller for life, with the remainder to their four children George Rebecea Clara Catherine Leo John and Terence William Miller. If any child proves disloyal to the mother the child receives only one dollar. Mia Miller named executrix and qualified with a $500 bond.
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Leo J. Miller
Citcouit
Mary Elizabeth Dellinger Miller
George Rebecea
Clara
Catherine
Leo John
Terence William Miller
Masqueraders Summoned By Page Grand Jury
Joseph Grimsley Harry Grimsley Wrigst Breeden Howard Breeden Frank Strole Miss Jenny McAllister and William McAllister of a county face the Page Circuit Court grand jury today to provide facts about Dennis Kite who died from burns after a roadside fire linked to a crash party. Kite was asleep when his clothes caught fire. Frank Strole aided before he died at the burg hospital. Authorities pursue potential foul play clues.
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Page
Joseph
Harry Grimsley
Wrigst Breeden
Howard Breeden
Frank Strole
Jenny McAllister
William McAllister
Page Circuit Court
Dennis Kite
Kite
Breedens
Grileys
Burg
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Dave Miller
Graham
Mary Virginia Funk
Youngwood
Luther League of Trinity Lutheran Church
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East
Lillie Graham
Trinity Lutheran Church
Knoxville
Tennessee
Stephens City
Star Tannery Notes
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Lern
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Bath
Annie EB. Larrick
Berryville
Dines
Piccadilly St
Soone
Bailey Bros
Stewart Bell
Winchester Credit ‘Corp
Mr. Mudd
I’. St. Emmert & Sons’ Stone
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No. Main St
E. Cork St
Northern Virginia Power Co
N. Main St
H. Sprint
Morris
Handley Schools
F. W. Magruder
N. Main
Euclid
Greenawalt Addition
W. G. Hardy
Shenandoah Valley Nat. Bank
Care Star Office
Brussells
Braddock
N. Brad. St
Broadhead
Moling & Seal
Inwood Plant
Portsmouth Harbor
Spithead
London
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