Elected officers lead Tri State League of Red Men in Baltimore
Virginia Whisson of Inchester was elected vice-president of the Tri State League of Red Men and Pocahontas. G B Arbaugh Baltimore was named president, H E Tucker reelected secretary treasurer. New officers from several cities joined at the annual session with about 150 delegates. Brunswick Maryland will host next April. A Dutch supper followed at Red Men's Home and prizes awarded for member recruitment and applicants. Seminole Council installed officers in Stephens City with Lyda Campbell officiating. Local society engagements and a Front Royal wedding planned for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V Whitson
E* T
Virginia Whisson
William Whisson
Inchester
Degree of Pocahontas
Tri- State League of Red Men
Dee of Pocahontas
Thursy
Baltimore
Helen Abram
G. B. Arbaugh
H. E. Tucker
Martinsburg
Nettie Seipp
Margaret Cockrell
Washington
Annie Bennett
Frederick
Martha Nigh
Annapolis
Brunswick
League
Mianus Council
D. of P
Red Men’s
Thirty-sixth Street
Hickory Avenue
Tippecanoe Council
Williams
Dances Delayed at Virginia Tech Amid Influenza
Virginia Polytechnic Institute in Blacksburg postpones the Cotillon and German Club mid winter dances from February 1 and 2 to February 15 and 16 due to influenza. Music plans unsettled as first-month orchestras are engaged elsewhere. J. M. Brown will lead the German Club figure and Frank Peake the Cotillon Club figure. Winchester boys join Hampden Sidney's Valley Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
J. M. Brown
Frank Peake
Winchester
Hampden-Sidney
Valley Club
Hampden-Sidney College
Valley Club of
Valley
Preston Orr Sartelle
Bryant R. Harper
Stuart Bell
Sartelle
Bell
Mr. Harper
Judd to Arrive for That's That Girl Show Rehearsals
John W. Judd of the John B. Rodgers Producing Company arrives Monday to begin rehearsals for the girls' show That's That. The production aims to mount a new stage act with Judd directing and coordinating the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Judd
John B. Rodgers
Mrs. Del Dragoo Relocates to East Leicester Street
Mrs Del Dragoo formerly Bernice Sartelle of this city moved from Redkey Indiana where her husband a prominent lawyer died about two years ago. She and her sister Miss Ella Sartelle arrived yesterday afternoon and occupy Ella’s dwelling on East Leicester Street.
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del Dragoo
Redkey
Ind
Ella Sartelle
East Leicester Street
Dragoo
Bernice Sartelle
Emmert Stores Buy in New York for Winchester Martinsburg
Mr. Allen R. Emmert of Martinsburg W V spent a week in New York selecting merchandise for the Emmert stores in Winchester and Martinsburg. He was assisted by Miss Henrietta Fuller Mrs Lida Moreland and Miss Margaret Wyndham of Martinsburg. L R Smith manager of the Winchester store and John Kern of the Martinsburg establishment will travel to New York early next week for another buying trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen R. Emmert
Martinsburg
W. Va
New York
Emmert
Winchester
Henrietta Fuller
Lida Moreland
Margaret Wyndham
L. R. Smith
John Kern
Miss Edith Miller to Teach Denny Class at Brad dock Street Church
Miss Edith Miller of Edinburs Virginia visiting Mrs Elia Miller in West Leicester street will teach the Margaret Collins Denny Class at 9 30 tomorrow morning at Brad dock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South. She serves as Winchester district secretary for the Woman's Missionary Society of the Baltimore Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Miller
Edinburs. Va
Elia Miller
West Leicester Street
Margaret Collins Denny
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
W. O. Talbert
Miss Miller
Winchester
Woman's Missionary Society
Baltimore
Attractive Christian Endeavor Program Is Arranged
An attractive program is set for the Christian Endeavor Society meeting at 6 30 o clock tomorrow evening in the Presbyterian Church. The event will be conducted by the society of the United Brethren Church with Alson S Hott and Madeline Fries in charge and the Christian Endeavor Union Orchestra will perform several selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Church
Society of the United Brethren Church
Alson S. Hott
Madeline Fries
Christian Endeavor Union
Notable Visitors and Guests at Winchester Hotels
A stream of guests and visitors are noted in Winchester today including Mrs. E. H. Cartwright of Water, Mr. M. F. Harkins of Washington, and Messrs. Frank and Harry Lovett returning from Staunton. Guests at the George Washington Hotel include Harley Davidson and A. Freire, and C. W. Jones of Macon. Governors Byrd and others visit area residents, with Ed Ransberger recovering from influenza.
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E. H. Cartwright
W Ter
Grace Dodge Hotel
Washington
M. F. Harkins
Winchester
George Washington Hotel
Messrs
Harley Davidon and
A. Freire
C. W. Jones
Macon, Ga
Distracted radio fan hangs self in New Jersey yard
Burlington New Jersey January 26 police said George Henry 62 of Grovelville hanged himself after his radio failed to function. He worked late last night then went into the yard and took his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
N. J
George Heniy
Groveville
American Fly Is Winner In Fourth Round Knockout
Fidel La Barba of the United States defeated McAllister in the fourth round of their flyweight bout in Sydney New South Wales. The victory comes as La Barba boosts his fight record in an international match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sydney
New South Wales
Fidel la Barba
McAllister
Chicago Proposes World Fair in 1933
A Senate resolution authorizing the President to invite nations to exhibit at a Chicago world’s fair in 1933 was adopted and sent to President Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Coolidge
Parachute Jump Saves Lieutenant Near Springfield
Lieut. J. B. Haddon of the Fairy field air depot used a parachute to escape a flaming aircraft at about 3,000 feet near Springfield Ohio. A new bus route now serves the Colombia highway linking Armenia and Ibague with Bogotá railhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Springfield
Ohio
J. B. Haddon
Fairyfield Air Depot
Colombia
Armenia
Pacific Railroad
Ibague
Bogota
Foch Moved by Sympathy From French People
Paris January 26 Marshal Foch showed marked improvement through the night and may not need doctors until Monday unless summoned. He issued a message to the French people expressing deep gratitude for their sympathy and thanking them from the bottom of his heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Marshall Foch
Rain or Snow to Start Week Then Fair and Cold
The forecast for the week beginning Monday calls for rain or snow in the North and Middle Atlantic States on Monday, snow on Wednesday or Thursday, then generally fair and cold weather. Temperatures start near normal, drop to colder conditions by Tuesday and likely well below normal thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Washington
Monay
North
Middle Atlantic
Hoover Aims to Land Sail Fish In Gulf Stream Chase
Key West Florida January 26 President elect Hoover set out to the gulf stream edge to land a sail fish during a three day angling trip aboard the yacht Amitie. He has caught blues and amberjacks and kingfish but seeks a sail fish as his main target before sundown tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Key West
Fla
Hoover
Gulf Stream
Amitie
Wife Divorced From Deserting Husband in Corporation Court
Mrs Minnie A Updike was granted an absolute divorce from Sherman Updike in corporation court on desertion grounds. They wed in Rockville Maryland on July 11 1916 and she says he deserted her April 15 1925 after nine years of marriage. He is said to be living out of state.
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Corporation Court
Minnie A. Updike
Sherman Updike
Rockville
103 Miners Feared Killed in Manchuria Mine Blast
In MUKDEN Manchuria a blast and fire at the Entai coal mine near Liadyang today left about 103 miners feared dead including 100 Chinese and three Japanese workers.
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Associated Press
Mukden
Manchuria
Entai
Liadyang
King's Progress Being Maintained
Buckingham Palace announced that King George's progress is being maintained. The official bulletin confirms no change in his condition following recent travel.
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Associated Press
London
Buckingham Palace
George
Slonaker Estate Admins Appointed with Bond Set
In yesterday's Star the appointment of administrators on the estate of the late J. W. D. Slonaker missed Mrs. B. E. Slonaker's name. Both Mrs. Slonaker and W. J. Nixon were named administrators and gave bond for 12 000. Pupils in Scotland complain of carrying many more books than London peers. Bethnal Green officials rename Lenin Estate Cambridge Heath Estate amid public sentiment following a break with Ritsai.
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J. W. D. Slonaker
B. E. Slonaker
Scotland
London
Bethnal Green
England
Lenin Estate
Cambridge Heath Estate
Robt E Lee Pacifist Winner in Essay Contest
Robt E Lee High School senior named runner up in the Daughters of the Confederacy essay contest. The student achieved second prize for an essay reflecting pacifist themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley High Scchool
Daughters of the Confederacy
Lee the Pacifist: a Portrait of Robert E. Lee's Gentle Side
The essay praises Lee as a multifaceted figure, highlighting his military genius and, more strongly, his postwar transformation toward peace. It argues Lee shifted from warlike firmness to humanitarian clarity, advocating arbitration and sympathy, and condemning war's destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Edward Lee
Lee
Council of Arbitration
Ex Kaiser's Wife Falls Ill Before Birthday Festivities
A Doorn dispatch reports Princess Hermine wife of the former German emperor became suddenly ill and will miss events planned for her husband’s seventieth birthday. The report notes illness interrupts attendance at the celebrations. Pit boys from closed Welsh coal mines are undergoing government training in hairdressing.
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Associated Press
London
Doorn
Hermine
Wales
Virginia Woolen Bowler Teams Win Twice Over Jones
The Virginia Woolen Company moves ahead of Kiwanis Club after a 2 to 1 victory. Roy Duvall shares high individual honors with Hill and others, while Virginia Woolen leads in high team game and set with 777 and 216 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Woolen
Virginia Woolen Company
Kiwanis Club
Hill
Plank
Oates
DeHaven
Don Duval
E. Lewis
Roy Duvall
Virginia Wooen
Pot Elks
Northern Virginia
Kiwanis
Rotary
Jones Woolen
Winchester Laundry
Duvall
Trank
Lewis
Ss Oates
Country Centlemen
Kiser
Elke
New Pontiac Six On Display At L. J. Hook's Oakland
Fulfilling advance promises of big car performance and value the Pontiac Big Six is now on display at L. J. Hook 130 South Main Street Oakland. Chassis improvements give flexible performance and bodies styled along new lines distinguishing each model in this General Motors line. The Pontiac Six enters its fourth year as an established volume leader and officials of Oakland Motor Car Company expect it will entrench itself further due to exceptional 1929 value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Hook
South Main Street
Oakland
Pontiac
General Motors
Oakland Motor Car Company
Panama National Assembly Debates 6 PM Business Closures
The National Assembly of Panama discusses a proposed law mandating business houses to shut their doors at six o'clock. The measure aims to regulate operating hours and could affect commerce and daily routines across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Assembly of
Panama
Businesa
Market Report From Local Prices And Commodities Listing
The page outlines wholesale prices for grains, feeds, eggs, butter, and livestock including wheat corn middlings cracked corn flax and various poultry and livestock items. It notes local market close status and references Baltimore and wholesale sections with per unit figures and sector headings.
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Seminole Council
Stephens City
Pocahontas
Lyda Campbell
Hazel Campbell
Ruth Lemley
Eda Grim
Anna Orndorff
Wenonah
T. A. Grim
Powhatan
Earl Ewing
Mollie Dodson
Calvin Grim
Tepee
Norman Carbaugh
Forest
Girl’s Athletic Association
Judd
Sue Eastham
W. B. Shaler
Philip B. Eastham
Front Royal
Willis Bernard Shuler
Legrevie
Neware
Front Royal Society
Earl Cuthbert
Arthur Seabright
Greencastle
Seabright
Mr. Seabright
Virginia “Tech
Huntsberry
Mrs. Dragoo
Indiana
Mr. Emmert and
W. S. Bromley
Richmond
Elbert T. Magruder
Barton Heights
W. J.roberson
Virginia
Baltimore Sun
Ida Humphrey
South Kent Street
Sara Shirkey
Virginia Rainsberger
South Cameron Street
T. J. Dale
Frank and
Harry Lovett
Staunton, Va
P. W. Powers
Milldale
Nellie Dean
Roanoke
Dean
Henry Whitmore
Boston
Mass
W. P. Massey
Alexander Paxton
McAllen, Texas
Louis L. Baker
North Braddock Street
Edward Goss
Winchester Gas Company
Battle Creek, Mich
Col. M. C. Kennedy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Elsie Rosenberger
Edith Cornwell
Harry F. Byrd
W. Nelson Page
Amherst Street
J. M. Pangle
Ed. Ransberger
Gen. Foch
Rere
Miami Beach
Long Kes
Robt. E. Lee
Kaiser
Z'Ma
Augustus
Razor
Fecond
Coney Island
Jones
L. J. Hook’s
Market Report
Star
Calres
Arch Preserver Shoes Sale
Lovett Bros
the Style Shoppe
David Miller
Endicott-Johnson Shoes
S. Kirson & Sons
North Main Street
Mutt & Jeff
Bud Wh
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