Mrs James Peyton Buried Near Boyce After Stroke
Mrs. James Peyton, 78, died at home near Boyce Virginia on Friday January 24 and was buried Sunday at one o'clock in the family cemetery. The service was led by Rev. CN Van Linden and the family burial plot marked the funeral.
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James Peyton
Boyce
Here
CN van
Linden
Sees Deater
Judd Lillard
Thomas Clark
John Yowell, Jr
Manthon Weeks
L. H. Diehl
T. P. Jolliffe
Weakley
John Hawkins
Nannie Levi
J. R. Strode
J. S. Carr
Shepherdstown
Boyce State Bank
J. Howard Locke
Millwood
R. A. Colston
Locke
R. N. Dorsey
Berryville
Boyce High School
Marshall High School
Why Fat Is Said To Be Vanishing From Obesity
The article claims excess fat stems from a gland weakness affecting food to fuel, and modern physicians treat obesity by addressing this cause. Marmola prescription tablets are cited as the method used for 22 years with millions of boxes sold, widely available at a price per bottle.
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Daeer Cerer Crists
Get Joint Base for joint relief and comfort
As joints swell and agony rises many turn to Joint-Base for soothing relief. Apply before bed. though not guaranteed overnight, hundreds of thousands of tubes are sold yearly. If not satisfied, money back. Available at Baker's Drug Store. 60 cents. Free 12 day trial tube offer from Pope Laboratories Maine.
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America
Baker
Baker’s
Pope Laboratories
Hallowell
Maine
Funeral for Howard Hensley Held in White Hall Region
Howard Hensley aged 26 a Virginia native and Martinsburg resident died at South Mountain Sanitarium Mont Alto Pennsylvania after eight months illness. Survived by widow Elsie Dix a son Harold and parents Mr and Mrs Ervin Hensley nine siblings. Funeral services planned Friday at East Burke Street Martinsburg with Rev R N Young of Second United Brethren Church officiating. Interment in a White Hall Virginia cemetery.
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Howard Hensley
Virginia
Martinsburg
W. Va
South Mountain Sanitarium
Mont Alto
Ervin Hensley
Elkton
Philadelphia
Cricken
Elsie Dix
Winchester
Harold
Mamie Lamb
Edith Hensley
Alice
Fred
Ernest
Floyd
Bernie Hensley
Kogelechatz and Coffman
W. A. Hayward
Burke Street
R. N. Young
Second United Brethren Church
White Hall
Winchester Chamber Elects Officers for 1930 Board
The Winchester Chamber of Commerce announced results of ballots for the 1930 Board of Directors. New directors include Charles I Brumback Percy D Miller Charles P McVicar and Howard M Solenberger. Returning members are J Victor Arthur Ray Robinson and B M Sullivan.
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Percy D. Miller
Miller and Anderason
Common Council
Charles P. McVicar
Howard M. Solenberger
John S. Solenberger & Co
J. Victor Arthur
William Beverley
Winchester Cold Storage Company
Ray Robinson
Shenandoah Valley
Apple Cider Corporation
B. M. Sullivan
Officers Elected by Local Chamber of Commerce 1930
The board of directors met and elected officers for 1930 at the Chamber of Commerce office. Charles P. McVicar was chosen president, J. Victor Arthur vice-president, Andrew Bell secretary, and BR. M. Sulivan treasurer. Bett starts his eighth year as secretary.
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Chamber of Commerce
Charles P. McVicar
J. Victor Arthur
Andrew Bell
BR. M. Sulivan
Mr. Bett
Market Report Local Wholesale and Retail Prices
The Star lists daily market figures with grain feeds at six to seven dollars and mid-lings around 3.30. Cattle and poultry categories show wide ranges for cows steers eggs and hens with lambs and heifers noted. Retail flour ranges from 770 to 820 per hundred.
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Seccen
Elidel
Charlotte
N. C
W. M. Damon
Cottage Place
Convicted Slayer Sentenced in Arkansas Slaying Case
Associated Press reports J. F. Stevens 83 a Confederate veteran received a two year term in the Arkansas penitentiary for killing his son in law. Stevens is the second oldest inmate ever sent to Arkansas prison.
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Associated Press
J. F. Stevens
Arkansas
Stevens
Baltimore Wholesale Market Prices Unclear Listing
The fragment lists livestock and grain items with prices but is garbled. Wheat and hay appear with high percentages, chicken figures show prices for young birds, with mentions of calves steers lambs hogs and pigs. No coherent sale details or dates are readable.
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Baltimore
Sergeant Barr Arrests Man For Car Theft
City Sergeant C Lee Barr received a requisition from the Governor of North for a car theft arrest. The report notes Barr acted on the order to detain a man suspected of stealing a vehicle in the city.
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Barr
C. Lee Barr
North
Arrest of Norfolk Robbery Suspect In Winchester
Governor Pollard of Via honored Carolina for arrest of a man named Barr and the return to Carolina where he was wanted for automobile theft. A requisition said the man was in Winchester. Sergeant Barr of Sandbridge learned the convict was on the road gang and arrested him, turning him over to North Carolina authorities who had arrived in Winchester. Sandbridge had a one year sentence for robbery in Norfolk, with term expiring Tuesday.
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Carolina
Pollard
Via
Dbridge
Winchester
Barr
Sandbridge
North Carolina
Norfolk
Voice control device changes back seat driving
The rise of a voice control device for cars shifts the burden of steering from a driver to a new in cab assistant. This tech promises easier operation but raises questions about safety and user responsibility in modern vehicles.
For sale or exchange 65 acre arm with house and barns
Property listing offers a 65 acre tract with a five room frame house and external buildings located 133 miles from city limits. Available for sale or exchange. C/o Star dated 4 29 21.
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S. c/o Star
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Ous
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C. Richard Boyce
N. Loudoun St
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North Main St
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Bell
Charles I. Brumback
Frederick County
Market Report
The
Star
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
the American Tobacco Co
J.c.penney CO
the Gas Company
S. Loudoun Street
Senseney Road
E. C. Carper
Fairview Ave
Criswelle—Floristi
M. M
Old Reliable Company
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Lynchburg
O River
Loudoun St
Cork St
W. Clifford St
S. Braddock St
E. James ‘St
Handley School
R. Winva
Rawleigh
W. T. Rawleigh Co
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Syncro. Motors
Battle Creek
Michigan
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