College boys selling magazine to fund next year
Four college students Hugh D. Watson Charles P. Mayhew John D. Mayhew and Capt Hardin Hill are in Winchester for ten days selling a ladies fashion magazine to raise money for the next year. The firm offers 150 dollars for each man who secures 500 orders, with supervision by Arthur J. Winder of William and Mary.
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Hugh D. Watson
Charles P. Mayhew
Roanoke College
John D. Mayhew
J. Hardin Hill
We P. L
John
Charles Mayhew
Hardin Hill
Winchester
Maryland
Arthur J. Winder
William and Mary
Mrs Paffinberger Found Dead at Laurel Hill Home
Mrs Thomas Paffinberger died suddenly on Sunday morning at Laurel Hill Good West Virginia. She was 68 and had long served in the United Brethren Church. Survived by husband, one son David at home, and three daughters Mrs Garfield Mason Mrs Clifton Mason and Mrs Blanche Holland. Funeral at Salem Church conducted by Rev P J Lawrence with J B Shanholtz as undertaker.
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Whitacre
Thomas Paffinberger
Laurel Hill
Good
W. Va
Paffinberger
Malinda
Victoria Allen
United Brethren Church
David
Garfield Mason
Clifton Mason
Blanche Holland
Salem Church
Rev
P. J. Lawrence
Shanholtz
Rev Crowell Seeks Assistance in Virginia Notice
In a 1925 mountain community note J B Crowell of Mountain Falls Virginia appeals for aid. He explains distress from illness and asks readers to provide support or references if needed, signing sincerely with his location and date July 13 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Crowell
the Star
J. B. Crowell
Mountain Falls
General Pangalos forms Greek cabinet after coup
General Pangalos heads a new Greek cabinet as Premier and War Minister after a bloodless overthrow of Michaelakopoulos. He calls the army action a political crisis, not a revolution, and notes his prior roles as Generalissimo and brief War Minister. Yard party invites attendees at Robert Clevenger’s Welltown lawn for White Hall Church benefit on July 16.
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Michaelakopoulos
Pangalos
Yard Party
Robert
Clevenger
Welltown Pike
White Hall Church
Revival Meeting Set At Inwood West Virginia
Disciples of Christ plan a revival in Inwood West Virginia beginning Thursday July 16 led by C A Quenzel. Meetings will be held in a newly erected hall by the P C A with music and special selections each night. Church members and friends from various churches are invited to attend this informative event in the growing village.
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Church of Christ
Inwood
W. Va
C. A. Quengel
P. C
Market report from local wholesale and Baltimore markets
Daily market corrections show prices for new and old wheat, corn, flour, hay, cattle, sheep, and poultry. Notable figures include spring chickens, butter, and shelled corn, with Baltimore wholesale data reflecting mixed prices and ranges from 2.40 to 31.6 per unit and several commodities listed with varying quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eae
Notice of Tariff Changes by Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia filed tariffs on June 30 1925 with the State Corporation Commission, proposing changes to exchange and toll rates and related rules with August 1 1925 effectiveness. The Commission suspended the tariffs and set a hearing for September 30 1925 at 10 am in Richmond. Tariff details are on file with the Commission and at company offices. inquiries welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Commission
Richmond
Stockholders call for repayment over Welltown toll road
R T McVicar urges readers to revisit the county plan to take over the Welltown turnpike. He argues stockholders should be repaid, noting forty-one years of tolls funded road upkeep with no dividends, and claims the shares would be worth about 75 dollars today at 6 percent. He asks the board to reconsider, insisting on keeping cash and property while handing the road to the county debt free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Welltown
Board of Supervisors
R. T. McVicar
Byrd Speech Draws Crowd Interest in Newport News
The Newport News Press notes attacks on Harry Flood Byrd by W.T. Smith have a silver lining, guaranteeing a large audience when Byrd speaks in Newport News next Friday. Public interest rises as people seek to hear him.
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Byrd
Newpor News
Harry Flood Byrd
W.T. Smithdean
Newport News
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Newlin & CO
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Fred E. Willis
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