Mason Chichester's Funeral Tomorrow
Capt. J. Brad Beverley reports the death of his first cousin Sr. G. Mason Chichester in Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania after a ten day illness a native of Loudoun county Virginia aged 63 survived by his widow no children funeral from Leesburg tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 o'clock with mourners including Capt. J. Brad Beverley J B Beverley Jr J Gray Beverley and Wil Beverley from Winchester will attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bred Beverley
Sr. G. Mason Chichester
Bryn Mawr
Chichester
Loudoun County
Philadelphia
J. Chichester
A Mawr
A. M. Chichester
Leesie
Winchester
Leesburg
J. Brad Beverley
J.B. Bev, Jr
J. Gray Beverley
Wil Beverley
Fox Chasing Not Illegal, Warden Says
Letter to the editor disputing a prior article on fox chasing. Clarifies that chasing foxes with hounds is not a game law violation, but hunting foxes with a gun without a license is. Distinguishes fox hunting with hounds from pot hunting and notes licensing and county bounty contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
F. L. Place
Frederick County
For Hunters Association
Virginia
Greeks of 1923 class notified for call to colors
The Greek minister at Berne via newspapers notified the class of 1923 to be ready for military service with no exemptions. In Istanbul, Kemal Pasha reportedly swore to defend Turkish liberties and to join his mother in death if sovereignty is imperiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Geneva
Berne
Kemal
Near East
Insané
Imes
Constantinople
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Syimrna
Angora
Swine Need Plenty Exercise in Winter
Farmers should keep hogs active through cold weather to influence next spring’s litter size and health. Provide field access and dry clean sleeping areas, with affordable materials. Feeding options include grain plus alfalfa, beet pulp, skim milk, or silage, with tankage for dry land farmers to achieve good results at low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Clark
Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Air engines used in mines in France rely on compressed air
The article notes compressed air locomotives are common in French coal mines because laws ban electric or gasoline engines where firedamp may explode. A separate column describes a Japanese beauty demanding straight black hair and a face shaped to resemble Mount Fuji.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Sullers of Ridgewater Arrives on Short Visit
J O T Sullers of Ridge Swater Virginia returns from Washington for a brief visit to Mr and Mrs Harry H Wingfield on South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ors. J. O. T. Sullers
Ridgeswater
Washington
Harry H. Wingfield
South Main Street
Fox hunting questions set by state official
The article notes that changes to game laws have been published by an authority and urges respect for the law to avoid fines from erroneous reports. Warden W. Pengley appeals for compliance to prevent trouble and fines, hoping readers heed the rules.
Campaign to cut cedars expands across Stephens City area
A list of land sections and residents extends the cedars removal plan north of Stephens City toward Fawcett Gap road, with additions including G L Rothgeb Be Beyee penen and others. The notice directs volunteers led by C A Mellwee to prepare for assignments and potential two or more assistants per leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Din Carter
Stephens City
Fawcett Gap Road
Middle Road
First Road
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Road and mileage details on Millwood and Winchester routes
The notice lists segments of roads from Millwood road to two miles east of the nearest orchard and includes intersections with Borce-Millwood pike and Winchester and Opequon around John Myers section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borce-Millwood Pike
Winchester
Opequon
John Myers
Millwood Road
Orchard
Farmers' Union to Meet in Stephens City
Stephens City Va January 30 The Farmers Union plans a February 2 meeting at 7 30 in the High School Auditorium with a business session followed by a literary program and music by Miss McCartney orchestra Refreshments will be served All members and families invited Roy Gregory visiting relatives after naval service in Los Angeles Rev E O Graham and F B Cadwallader attended Lutheran Synod in Lynchburg Mrs L J McCartney indisposed Elementary department at Stephens City High School presented a program in honor of Gen Lees birthday PTA met heating improved under new janitor Frank Ewing Remarks on former janitors limited by illness and personnel changes B A Guard recovering from illness and Mr C W Trussell improving after a paralytic stroke Birth of a nine pound daughter to Mr and Mrs H Richard Oyster supper by the I'll Try Class of the Methodist Church raised a sum Miss McCartneys orchestra provided music The Trinity Lutheran Sunday School Men’s Bible Class hosted at Charles Beatty's home Virginia Stickley improving from sore throat Uncle George Harris ill Dr Montgomer y attending him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ewing
Ewing
C. W. Trussell
Mercehant
B. A. Guard
Denehter
Paul Malm
Newport ‘News
R. H. Cline
Norfolk
William White
Methodist Church
Mias ‘McCartney
Trinity ‘Lutheran Sunday School
Charles i Beatty
Virginia Stickley
George Harris
Montgeomery
Sabotage Reported at Dueren and Ruhr Railroad Incidents
Food warehouses at Dueren were damaged last evening amid a wave of sabotage. Officials noted wrecks of signal boxes on the Ruhr railroad and said a passenger train was halted in time to avoid collision with an obstruction tied to a wrecked car. German trainmen claim the obstruction was unintentional and part of yesterday morning's rear-end collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dueren
Ruhr
Germain
Cat Dueren
Fire Threat At Barber Shop Discovered By Owner
Charles W. Hall, a colored barber at Main and Cork streets, found his shop on fire early this afternoon. A silent alarm brought Friendship Fire Company members, and the blaze was extinguished with chemicals. The floor ignited from a stove and was burning when discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Hall
Main
Cork Streets
Friendship Fire Company
State board pressed over workhouse shooting action
Anne Arundel County State's Attorney Munroe referred a letter from Dr EB F Dudding of the Prisoners Reform Society to the State Public Welfare Board requesting criminal action against Warden and Lankford of the Maryland House of Correction for the birdshot shooting in a recent workhouse revolt. He said no April grand jury session would be convened to handle it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Munroe
Anne
Arundel County
State Public Welfare Board
Eb.fe
Dudding
Prisoners’ Re Nef Society
Washington
and. Lankford
Maryland House of Correction
Anne Arundel
Cstnty Grand Jury
State Board
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American Woolen Company
Skill Craft
N. Main St
Little Joe’s
S. 14Th
St. Ricumont
Mason Chichester
Fox
W. Pengley
Reewiar Game
Met
Benott Gap
Vaucluse
Fawcett Gap
First
Valley Pike
Valley
H. E
Shull
Harry Clacett
Marlboro
Lone Grove School
Long Grove
Gross ‘Creek
Poplar Ridge
Eee Oy
BE. Daugherty
Nisadle Toad
Retear
Epworth Chapel
Walter Funk
H. N. Clagett
Cedar Creek
Falwcett Gap
Clark Fawcett
Cedar ‘Creek
Mt.’ Williams Road
Paxton's Chapel
Charles McCann
Martinsburg
Nike
Stephensons-Jordan ‘Sprines
Red Bud Road
A. Logan R. Fay
Martinsburg Pike
Berryville Pike
Hiett Shanholtz
Northwestern Grade
Hayfield
Gainesboro Road
Indian Hollow Road
Massey Brothers
North Frederick Turnpike
A.M. Hannum
Arthur Slonaker
Gainesboro-Gore Road
Creek
Jack Bowman
Mountain Fall Road
Nail
Hogue Creek
CC. A. Meilwee
Mountain Road
P. W. Parish
Gore
W. C.whitacre
Whitacre
Harry Kern
Cross Junction
P. H. Gold
M. J., Lockhart
W. I. Muse
Pine Ridge
Mountain Falls
Robert Worsley
Curran
Harry Sartelie
Marion Larrick
Charles Rosenberger
Mrs. Orndorff
Lee Orndorff
Clowser
E. A. Haines
Walter Myers
Frank Keckley
J. T. Mellwee
Guy Frye
James Frye
J- B. Snapp
J. H. Keckley
P. W. Good
Joseph F. Bean
J. E. Snapp
James Williams
John I. White
J. H. Williams
Cris Grubba
George Hulver
Jake Crabill
Arthur Miller
Nathan Williams
Paul Glynn
Ed. Richards
Stadden Cooper
L. D. Wright
Frank Hulver
C. A. Mellwee
Mr. Melwee
J. Sb.ocnell
Dave Reardon
Senseney Road
Athn F. Carper
A. L. ‘Rossenherser
Senseney
Farmers’ Union
R. M. Swimsey
Brooke Hodgson
High Point
N. C
Robert Mr. Ward
William M. Dame
Zephyr
Inch Gingham
F. S. Emmert, Son & Co
H. K. Green & Bro
Times
Sne
Kings
Holland
Bancroft
Oswego
Moling & Seal
the Rug Store
W. C. Plundeke Co
BETTY
Coal and Coke
Connellsville
Pine Bluff Gas
Fred. L. Glaize
Madagascar
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