Downtown Moose Parade Sets Three Day Event Schedule
Festivities begin Thursday with a three day Loyal Order of Moose celebration in Brunsville Md. Parade marshal line includes W A Baker and others. Attendees include out of town visitors Governor E Lee Trinkle and bands from Washington and Virginia. Major R T Barton to introduce speakers at Empire Theatre. Decorations urged for stores and homes.
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Yester‘n Star
W. A. Baker
W. B. Barnett
J. S. Smith
Luther Pannett
RK. T. Barton
Harry F. Byrd
J. A. Doran
L. M. Baker
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United States Marine Band
Riny Band
Washington
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Lodge of Moose
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Clarendon
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116Th Infantry
Empire Theatre
R. T Barton
C. B. Harlee
Fred. W. Forney
W. B. Buntsberry
Brunsviel Md
Lodge
Evenin
E. Lee Trinkle
Trinkle
Winchester turfman defends Mimmie Williams in Fourth of July races
Hubert M. Henry explains he did not enter his famed horse Mimmie Williams in the fair grounds Fourth of July events to benefit the Sarah Zane Fire Company. He states the horse became lame en route and was not able to race, while he provided horses and services without profit to aid the charity.
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Hubert. M. Henry
Winchester
Mimmie Williams
Fair Grounds
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Mr. Henry
Ghier
Mr.Henry
Henry
Carpenters Hold Important Meeting for New Members
The United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America invites members to a meeting at 10 O C F Hall on Wednesday night July 11. New officers and members will be elected and installed. GEO W Crosby serves as general representative.
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United, Brotherhood
America
C. F. Hall
Notice to Subscribers About Nonrenewal and Discount
Opaque notice stating a subscriber renewal issue for The Evening Star with a discount reference, indicating nonrenewal before a specified date. The fragmentary text lacks clear names or actionable details.
Casstown author Harbaugh ends life after auction finds
The Casstown resident once famed for Beadless Dime Weekly and Nick Carter tales died after a modest sale of his possessions raised about $1,000. An autograph album with letters from Lincoln to Roosevelt and notes from Civil War generals drew interest, including a Mark Twain letter dated 1870.
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M. Cc
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Wiletacter
Tota Baugh
Harbaugh
Mark Twain
Frank Her
New York
Itford
Colin
Fuller
Mark
Penny Dreadfuls
Mimami County Infirmary
Tom
Casstown
Neme
Nick Carter
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Moose Loyal Order Three Day Program Ad
Initiated or accepted members urged to cooperate for a three day program. Thursday tickets from Lee Fisher Doug Barnett or Marion Anderson at the Empire Theatre. Friday dance tickets $1 per couple from the Girls Athletic Association. Saturday parade meetings at City Hall and Friendship Fire Company with Marine Band accompaniment. Dues payable to Kenneth Rush at The Star office.
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Order of Moose
Lee Fisher
Doug Barnett
Marion Anderson
Empire Theatre
Girl’s Athletic Association
City Hall
Bluemont
Friendship Fire Company
United States Marine Band
Lim
Kenneth Rush
Star
Ice Cream Cones Fundraiser At Moose Dance
American Legion Auxiliary hosts a ice cream cone sale during the Moose dance on Friday July 13 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Funds support auxiliary activities.
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American Legion _ Auxiliary
Yard Party at Baptist Church for Building Fund
A yard party is scheduled in front of the Baptist Church to support a building fund. The event on July 12 at Stephensons may be moved to Friday if rain affects Thursday plans. Time listed as 9 to 1.
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Baptist Church
Stephensons
Yard Party at Macedonia Church Hosted by Ladies
A church event titled Yard Party at Macedonia Church is announced by the Ladies' Aid group for July 21. The notice invites everyone to attend from 10 to 1. It emphasizes a friendly gathering with food and fellowship.
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Macedonia Church
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Harrisonburg Beats Winchester 9 5 In Baseball Bout
Harrisonburg defeated Winchester 9 to 5 as Seaman started for Harrisonburg but was relieved after the third. Patton pitched for Winchester, with Robins and Garrett homering for Winchester. Harrisonburg pulled ahead with two runs in the first and added runs in the fourth and later frames, aided by timely hits and base running miscues by Winchester.
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Harrisonburg
Patton
Winchester
Seaman
Jenkins
Switzer
Williams
Mattox
Red
Robbins
Harvey
Heatwale
Matteo Patton
Leaver
Ruppert
Giovennatti
Grisom
Wise
Fravel
Heatwole
Garrett
Potts
Schrol
Harrisburg
Leaves
Short
Frager
Grissom
Scorpred Giovennatti
Schroll
Janoaa
Page
Junior Town Parade Opens Chautauqua Week for Kids
Children aged 6 to 14 can join a free morning program at the Community Playground tomorrow at 11 o’clock. They will march to the Chamber of Commerce for a humorous costume contest with a free ticket prize, then return for a kite making contest and a five ticket hunt. Tickets for the full Chautauqua week are sold by Daniel Lupton.
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Angul4
Walker Bond
Friend
Mclnting House
Washington
Piccadilly Streets
Chamber of Commerce
Rages
Empire program changed patrons notice
On account of making way for the Moose meeting tomorrow our program has been changed and tonight we are presenting that fine stage play Enter, Dame with Elliott Dexter and Clara Kimball Young. See back page for other changes.
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METRO
Elliott Dexter
Clara Kimball Young
Card of Thanks for Sympathy After Death
Mrs Sarah Payne expresses gratitude to friends of all colors for kindness during her son's illness and death.
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Sarah Payne
Recovery of Aldrich Gems Hidden During Kidnapping
A Chinese boy found jewels hidden by Miss Aldrich sister in law of John D Rockefeller Jr during a 1920 kidnapping by brigands. The treasure was returned to her and she rewarded the finder. Dr and Mrs Shields of the Southern Presbyterian China Mission cared for Miss Aldrich and other Americans after release.
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China
Aldrich
John O. Rockefeller,Jr
Randolph Tucker Shields
Southern Presbyterian China, Mission
Tsiwan
Enter Madame Empire Tonight Elates Broadway Fans
Clara Kimball Young and Elliott Dexter headline the Empire presenting Gil de Varesi's theatre sensation Enter, Madame, a show that ran 45 weeks on Broadway. Also daily comedy at the Empire with pictures on the back page and three more features billed.
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New York
Gil de Varesi
Broadway
Clara Kimball Young
Elliott Dexter
the Empire
Lon Chaney and Jacqueline Logan Empire Tonight
Lon Chaney and Jacqueline Logan star in the Empire program for tonight with mention of daily comedy features and photographs on the last page. The notice highlights ongoing film activity and daily entertainment at the venue.
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Lon Chaney
Jaqueline Logan Empire
Shawnees claim field meet victory at Friends Church play event
At Friends Church playground the Shawnees beat the Cherokees 63 to 56 in a two tribe track and field meet. Lillian Newlin led the Shawnees with 22 points followed by Henrietta Cornwell 11 and Mary Cather 10.
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Friends’ Church
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Lillian Newlin
Henrietta Cornwell
Mary Cather
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Vivian Hershberger
Emily Anderson
Helen Buckley
Season tickets for Chautauqua on sale in Winchester
A Chautauqua guarantors meeting reports more than half of the 600 available season tickets have been sold or engaged. Single admission 7 cents, season tickets at $3 cover all twelve entertainments and are transferable, with a family discount proposed to prevent disappointment.
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Winchester
Mit
Gossard Corset Sale and Summer Millinery Clearance
Sale notice for Gossard corsets and all summer millinery at M V Kremer located at 20 West Water Street. Event runs from 11 AM to 1 PM with July 22 date indicated.
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Kremer
Water St
Boy Scouts Camp Planned on Cedar Creek
Joint meeting of Troops 1 and 2 sets plans for a Cedar Creek camp lasting nine days with daily activities and an awards program. Officials including W S White and GrafBam Roskenberger spoke on site duties and merit badges while Patrol Leader No 4 Chacios Matas oversees a creative schedule and hikes. Memorial Day events are noted.
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Missioner
White
GrafBam Ros Kenberger
Fred Stine
Hollie Cooper
McKee
Sirbaugh
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Jughat
Reer
Mike
Chacios
Matas
Bemund Spates
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Unclear fragment hints at soda product ad warnings
The readable text appears as a garbled note referencing soft drinks, high quality products, and a warning against falling into poor buying habits. No clear people, places, or organizations are identifiable.
Ford Trucks Shortage Prompts Delayed Customer Orders
Unclear message notes Ford trucks not received and widespread delays. Mentions scarce availability and a Chapman sequence, with vague references to auto sales and expected timelines.
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Chapman
Dances Planned at Jordan Springs by Local Ladies
A group of organizers led by Mrs. W. A. Baker and colleagues announces a summer series of dances at Jordan Springs. The events will be private, begin at 2 PM, and aim for an early close. The first dance is set for Jordan Springs Thursday July 1 with music by the Virginia Syncopaters.
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Jordan Springs
W. A. Baker
George Barrie
Gray Beverley
Horace Browne
Marcia Campbell
Carrie’ Hunter
George B. Chapman
Robert ¥. Conirad
H. Clay DeGrange
Robert McC. Glass
Me Page
Apt M. Steck
Cs. Stuart
R. Gray’ Williams
Harry R. Kern
Walter 2D
Richard BE
J. Brad
Fanché
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Gerne Boothh
M. Barton
Geo. W. Crosby
Frederick
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Pannett
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Empire
Shields
Madame” Empire
Chautauqua
Cedar Creek
Carrio
Jordan
Springs
Hotel
Mt. Vernon
East Water Street
Chapman Auto Sale
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