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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1926

Page

3

Byrd Homecoming Meeting Cited for July 14

A note requests attendees to meet at Friendship on Wednesday night July 14 at 7 in civilian clothes to attend the Byrd Homecoming Celebration. The message is signed by Fred W. Forney, Captain.

Byrd Fred W. Forney

City officials weigh munitions depot amid New Jersey disaster

Mayor Jackson had protested the depot near the Baltimore business district. Authorities cited the Lake Denmark blast prompting the request. Officials noted explosions could occur from vault deterioration during routine tests and stressed proper spacing.

Miles Baltimore Lake Denmark New Jersey Jackson Army

Beardalls Presented At Court In London Greeted By Admiral McCormick

Commander and Mrs John Reginald Beardall were presented at the court of St James in London by the American ambassador Dr Allanson Houghton. Beardall, naval attache to the American embassy, traveled with his wife, her father Admiral A M D McCormick and their three children aboard the transport President Roosevelt. Mrs Beardall, daughter of the admiral, will visit relatives in Clarke County and Washington before the posting in London. Mrs Florence Beardall, the commander’s mother, sails with them and will stay in England with her brother Gershom Bonser at Sutton in Ashfield.

Beardall St. James London Allanson Houghton Houghton John Reginald Beardall Navy Department A. M. D. McCormick Clarke County Washington McCormick

Find Boy Baby Born to Mr and Mrs Smoke at Bartonville

Mr and Mrs Paul Smoke of Bartonville welcome a nine and a half pound boy born last Wednesday July 7 at their home Mrs Smoke is formerly Miss Elizabeth Whitmore of near Harrisonburg Mr Smoke comes from a Frederick County farming and lumbering family and works with his brothers in Bartonville

Paul Smoke Bartonville Smoke Elizabeth Whitmore Harrisonburg Frederick County

National Geographic Leaders Attend Rich ards Home Visit

Hon. Gilbert Grosvenor president of the National Geographic Society and Dr. W. J. Showalter editor of the National Geographic magazine were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs. Boyd Richards at their residence on South Washington Street.

Geo Hic Gilbert Grosvenor National Geographic Society W. J. Showalter National Geographic Magazine Boyd R. Richards South Washington Street

Frederick county official hospitalized at home

Mr. F. D. Good of the Frederick county supervisors from Back Creek district has been moved from his home near Trone to Mr. Meredith Lockhart’s home on Fairmont avenue. He is reported to be slightly improved.

F. D. Good Board of Frederick County Supervisors Back Creek Trone Meredith Lockhart Fairmont Avenue

Martinsburg Social Visits Stir Around Town

Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland M Seibert and Miss May Trammell of Martinsburg W Va spent an evening with Mr. and Mrs E B Clevenger near town and were joined by Miss Harriet Seibert who had been visiting Miss Lela B Clevenger at Rose Hill Mrs Rebecca Lewis who has been in Atlantic City recuperating with her son and daughter Mr Olga Compton and Miss Ella Compton is staying with Mrs Charles Grim at 523 North Cameron before returning to Atlantic City

J. H. Prindle Richard R. Brown Sarah Brooks Staunton Waynesboro Jane Chicago Pearl V. Brill John B. Smoot B. F. Smoot Reliance J. W. Brill Gore Charles Adey National Avenue Clearbrook Eula Harris C. E. Aulick Mary K. Aulick South Braddock Street North Emporia Ida Russell South Cameron Street Luray Jobe Cleveland M. Seibert May Trammell Martinsburg W. Va E. B. Clevenger Harriet Seibert Lela B. Clevenger Rose Hill Rebecca Lewis Atlantic City Olga Compton Ella Compton Charles Grim Cameron Street

Death of John Pangle Ties Local Native to Toronto

A telegram reports the death of John Pangle aged 65 in Toronto Canada. Native of the county born near Rockenan he spent youth in Winchester and Washington DC and was a notable horseman on Eastern tracks. Survived by a daughter three sisters and three brothers. Body to be brought to Washington for burial.

John Pangle Toronto Canada Mr. Pangle Rockenan Winchester Washington, D. C Pangle A. E. Steele S. H. Updike Luther Shanholtz Cha. Pangle William Pangle Red Lion Clayton Pangle Nashville Tenn Washington

Three Washington siblings drown in Columbia River tragedy

In Charles Town West Virginia July 13 telegrams notify Misses Lila and Patty Willis and Mrs S W Washington of the drownings of Nathaniel Washington and their sister Peachie Washington of Lincoln County Washington. The dead, children of the late Bushrod Washington, were natives of Jefferson County and Nathaniel a lawyer survived by wife and three children.

Charles Town W. Va Lila Patty Willis S. W. Washington Mildred Street Nathaniel Washington Peachie Washington Lincoln County Washington Columbia River Bushrod Washington Washington State Jefferson County

Mary Johnston Publishes Virginiana Epic Poem

The author of historic novels writes Virginiana an epic tracing Virginia’s history from its first settlers to the present. Journeys Beautiful features the poem in July with vivid illustrations and a two page map of Virginia.

Mary Johnston Great Valley Virginia Virginiana The Old Dominion Journeys Beautiful Monticello Thomas Jefferson

Plea for Funds to Continue Winchester Playgrounds

The Winchester Playgrounds Committee urges citizens to donate to fund organized recreation. They note four summers of activity thanks to Friends, F. L. Harris, and others, and stress that cars threaten safe play spaces as yards vanish. Last year 300 children participated. funds cover running costs, equipment renewal, and a year-end picnic.

Playgrounds Committee Winchester Hhe Society of Friends F. L. Harris the Star John I Brown Elsie Kremem Robert Y. Conrad W. G. Hardy Treas H. S. Duffey

C V Firemen Prepare For Martinsburg Conference

Martinsburg West Virginia July 13 Everything points to one of the greatest conventions of firemen in Martinsburg next month as Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association marks its silver anniversary Delegations from Shenandoah and Cumberland valleys will attend Keyser fire department and band reserved 70 spots at Hotel Berkeley for three days Acting Chief Roland S Snyder announced souvenir program copies received but insufficient for distribution The program promises an attractive agenda.

Martinsburg W. Va Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Association Shenandoah Cumberland Valleys Keyser Fire Department Hotel Berkeley Roland S. Snyder

Canterbury Locals Enjoy Weekend Visits and Farm Update

Miss May Painter spent the weekend with her sister in Gainesboro. Families from Cumberland and nearby areas visited J Cunningham and relatives. Various locals hosted or visited kin from Leesburg New Jersey New York City and Winchester. Moonlight picnic at Strasburg noted and farming remains active with harvests largely complete.

Canterburg May Painter William DeHaven Gainesboro Lyston Cunningham George Helmick Nancy Cunningham Cumberlan J. Cunningham Harry Cave Leesburg Lee Cave Roy Hudson New Jersey Carrie Hudson Grace Albin Lucy Painter Frank R. Heise Rae Alton Cave Washington J. C. Hale DeWitt Suddith Winchester J. C. Hate Roy Albin Locust Dale’ Farm Hulda Hutchinson Eliza Weaver William Dixon Brightwood Madison County Isham Moorehead William Burch Wadesville M. M. Vorous Annie Thompson Boyce

Preaching at Church of Christ in Capon Bridge Sunday

In Capon Bridge West Virginia on Sunday services will be held at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. with Rev. E. L. Shade. Local residents visited, illness updates mention Mrs. J. T. Funkhouser’s father O. D. Braithwaite, and others guests and relatives noted.

Capon Bridge W. Va Church of Christ E. L. Shade Frank Shuler Lontz D. H. Shuler J. T. Funkhouser Winchester O. D. Braithwaite

Philadelphian Chosen Grand Exalted Ruler of Elks

Charles H. Grakelow of Philadelphia was unanimously elected Grand Exalted Ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks by the Grand Lodge. He succeeds Judge William Hawley Atwell of Dallas and was nominated by Philadelphia mayor W Freeland Kendricks.

Associated Press Chicago Charles H. Grakelow Philadelphia Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Grand Lodge William Hawley Atwell Dallas Texas Grakelow W. Freeland Kendricks

Cronne Carnival Set for Winchester Transit Week

The Cronne Carnival will exhibit in Winchester for a July 1924 week to benefit the Firemen's Welfare Association. Committees were appointed to arrange the carnival after a meeting of the organization. Local firemen seek funds to support department maintenance and appeal to citizens for help.

Cronne Winchester Society of Firemen

Baltimore Seeks Removal of Explosive Depot at Curtis Bay

Baltimore businessmen request President Coolidge order removal from Curtis Bay of a government ordnance depot with 15 million pounds of smokeless powder and similar TNT nitrate cellulose. Curtis Bay lies within six miles of the city.

Associated Press Baltimore President Coolidge White Pine Camp Adirondacks Curtis Bay Government Ordnance

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Philathea First Christian Church Charleston Sample Shoe Store Columbia C. V Canterbury Capon J. L. Willey W. A.horner Nellie Bernice Funkhouser Tom Patterson J. P. Hiett Mr. Bruce E. L. Nixon the Nathanson Company N. Loudoun (Main) Street Head Order of Elks Standard Oil CO Baker’s Drug Store ESSO P . Or Tandard
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