Memorial services for Lieut Louis Snapp in Mercy Hospital
Second Lieut Louis Edward Snapp of the Officers Reserve Corps died at Memorial Hospital from injuries after a auto accident near the city. He served with Company I, 116th Infantry and previously with Company TI, Second Virginia Regiment, seeing overseas service in World War I and the Mexican trouble. His funeral will be held at his parents home on Sunday at 5 pm with military honors. Captain Grim urges overseas soldiers in uniform to attend, and interment will be at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Louis Edward Snapp
One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Second
Virginia Regiment
Memorial Hospital
Snapp
One Hundred and Sixteenth Regiment
Mason Snapp
South Main Street
George Grim
North Market Street
Grim
A. A. Kelly
Grace Lutheran Church
Mount Hebron
Henry N. Stephenson
Theodore Henry
John Hughes
Robert Smith
Worth Haines
David Kale
Winchester Mayor Warns Drivers On City Ordinances
Mayor Julian F. Ward announces strict enforcement of speed limits and muffler requirements in Winchester. Police will arrest any driver violating the posted 15 mph limit and related city traffic rules to curb unsafe motoring.
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Winchester
Julian FP
Ward
Winchester Gets Next Convention
The 1920 session of the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association will be held in Winchester. The annual convention concluded in Keyser, W.Va., with races and contests held today. Winchester representatives included Philip Williams and others. officers elected: President W. W. Long, first VP William Roop, second VP William W. Glass, Secretary C. S. Jacobs, Treasurer William Richter.
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Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association
Winchester
Association
Keyser
W. V2
Winchester Fire Companies
Messrs
Philip Williams
W. W. Glass
Oscar H. Lewis
Harry Hardy
Fred Forney
Edward Anderson
Walter Thomas
Edward March
Frank Grim
Virginia
W. W. Long
W. Va
William Roop
Middletown
William W. Glass
C. S. Jacobs
Waynesboro
William Richter
Chambersburg
Controversy Over Willard Defeat After Dempsey Title
The Toledo crowd debates the heavyweight title decision after Jack Dempsey defeated Jess Willard in nine brutal rounds. Disputed calls centered on the first round knockdown ruling and a potential disqualification for Dempsey leaving the ring. Opinions vary on which round secured the title as wagers and officials weigh the chaotic ending.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Ohio
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Dempsey
Pecord
Willard
Barbour
Jack
Selt Lake City Pugilist
Willand
Rector Quinton Accepts Call to Allentown Church
Rev John W Quinton formerly of Christ Church Winchester has accepted the rectorship of Grace Protestant Episcopal Church Allentown Pa in the Bethlehem diocese led by Bishop Ethelbert Talbott He comes after leading St Andrews Mountain Mission in West Virginia and reorganizing Winchester church music and services drawing strong support from vestry members and church papers alike He chose Allentown over other offers citing community reach and opportunity to serve varied parishioners
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John W. Quinton
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Winchester
W. JD. Smith
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
Allentown
Bethlehem (Pa
Ethelbert Talbott
Quinton
Christ Church
St. Andrew's Mountain
Jefferson County
W. Va
Wainy
Christ
Movidin
Evemsen
Cervice
Convicts: Sunday school treats at Market Sim 4 Methodist
The Sunday school of Market Sim 4 Methodist Ppistapal Chien held a benefit event yesterday at Rouss Spring for inmates including about 250 members. Prizes were awarded and a broad sale offered items, with table highlights and furnished goods. An advertisement seeks a brick residence for rent in the vicinity with electric lights and bath, contact W. L. Fults.
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Methodist
Rouss Spring
Siteriet
Ant
Acuia
Haiti
Overseas Army Meet at Armory for Men and Youth
Local notice calls all men and those in overseas service to assemble at the armory on Market Street Sunday afternoon June 6. Capt George Grim urges wearing overseas caps and orderly dress. Special program planned with Mrs J Vic Richardson as guest speaker and a Bible class service to follow.
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Ninvket al
Tlietit
Swann
George Grim
Echaree
Mre
J. Vic Thichardson
British airships struggle with low fuel and fog
Reports from July 5 describe the B-34 and R84 dirigibles experiencing fuel shortages and fog en route from Scotland to Newfoundland and Nova Scotia. US destroyers were ordered to assist if needed while the R2 continued under its own power toward Minas Basin, Halifax area.
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U. S
Washington
Ameran
Nova Scotia
Lansdowne
Air Ministry
London
Boston
RS4
Halifax
Walimax
N. Si
Maitland
Equity
N. S
Minas
Teleathe
Viaitland
Vinny
Punday
Robinson Buys Bearing Orchards in Major Deal
The sale, involving Mr. Robinson and S. J. Lupton, covers an entire bearing apple orchard with land and improvements. The purchase price is reported as $200,000, including all real property, with representation from Star and Piltoloieh indicate interest from other parties in the county.
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Lupton
Tred
Rohinenn
Cold Stevac
Corporation of Winchester
Luton
Liawitti
Vv Totinson
Pede Path
Aechand
Faith premier of the Wandmen attend Bro. Louis Snapp funeral
Deportant Avenue calls a meeting for Sunday afternoon at 4 to attend the funeral of Brother Louis Snapp. The notice is issued by C C Ip.
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Bro
Louis Snapp
C.C. Ip
Open Letter to Chautauqua and Scout Camp Meeting
A public letter urges support for the Chautauqua season as a national morale force and the community forum for debate. It stresses nonpartisan discussion and notes Chautauqua as the people's university guiding reconstruction era concerns. The piece includes a call signatories and a companion item on a bookkeeper job in Washington. It also reports Hoy Scouts camp meeting participation and a plan to organize more leaders. A bank announces a five percent semiannual dividend payable July 1.
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Wilson
Chautauqua
People's University
Paid In Full at Empire Shows Monday in Place of The Girl Dodger
The Empire theater will replace The Girl Dodger with Paid In Full featuring Pauline Frederick on Monday. The program includes other films as listed.
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Pauline Frederick
Empire
Girl Dodger
Byrd Buys Orchard Property at Merryman Farm Sale
A local sale conducted by C. C. Dyler of Wash ington, J. C. saw Mr. Byrd purchase a one half interest in a 40 acre Merryman orchard. The transfer involved Hon. J. Danpien and promises a productive crop but details were unclear due to garbled report.
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C. C. Dyler
Washinnghett
J. C
Merryman
J. Danpien
Byrd
Robinson
Union Services Sunday Evening At Wittethester July
A series of open air union services will be held on Sunday evenings during July at Wittethester. Services will take place at 70 Eich Studiey Hove Mume with a trek to accompany the choir and orchestra. Led by S Th Willey and Joar Anderson, attendees are urged to bring their hymn books and follow the event schedule across four or more city sections.
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Hoy
Handley Library
Baker
Shoren
Scont
Beodinnine Owith
Wittethester
Ania
Eich Studiey
Hove
Adomen
S Th Willey
Johar Anderson
Bier Podees
Real estate ad promotes cheap farms near Winchester Virginia
A column of property listings urges buyers to act quickly for affordable farms near Winchester. Descriptions include 15 acre tracts, 7 room houses with wells, modern comforts, and fruit trees. Offers note low prices, quick sale, and proximity to town, hospital, and main streets.
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Toon
Winchester
Viet
Soir
Mrs. Timberlake's Funeral Tomorrow
The funeral for Mrs. Timberlake will be held tomorrow at 5 o clock in the Seth Braddock church. Rev F M Richardson and M Cvy J B Laty will conduct the service. Survived by three children and other relatives. details of the service provided.
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Staunton
Wes
Reflections on 19th Century Southern Female Authors
A fragmentary review discusses authors Mary Forest She Marian Hartad and Mrs Anna Cora Mowatt, noting biographies, portraits, and late living figures. It references 1860 writings, their literary stature, and shifts in contemporary reception, with a note about continued publication and a continued column on page 4.
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South
Handley Li
Mary Forest
Marian Hartad
Terhu
Mage Winer
Abi the. Ie Somneda
Wesetts
Samuel Gliman
Charleston
Daughers
Glover
Anna Cora Mowatt
Richmond
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