Sunday school picnic at Chestnut Grove July 28
DeHaven Virginia July 18 The Chestnut Grove Sunday school invites the public to a July 28 picnic with recitations by children pastor speech Greenwood Band music and refreshments all day Guests include John R Whitacre and wife of Dayton Ohio plans for a cider mill at Siler and a canning factory built by George Luttrell contractor of Martinsburg West Virginia with Robert Shade to manage the plant Mrs A L DeHaven to visit friends in Hagerstown Maryland
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DeHaven
Chestnut’ Grove
Greenwood Band
John R. Whitacre
Dayton
Ohio
Virginia
Siler
George Luttrell
Martinsburg
W.va
Robert Shade
West Virginia
A. L. DeHaven
Hagerstown
Top See Adverts in The Star
A fragmented OCR line reports advertisements appearing in The Star. Readable bits point to commercial notices and promotional content, typical of a mid era newspaper page. No clear names or events emerge from the legible text.
Amended Declaration Against Senator Byrd Libel Case
The Virginia Highway Contractors Association sues H F Byrd for defamation over a 1923 Winchester Star publication claiming the group aimed to control road contracts and fix bond prices. Rich mond hearing set for July 24 with Byrd supporters and local attorneys named. the suit seeks damages for harm to reputation and public standing.
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Virginia Highway Contractors Association
H. F. Byrd
Benator Byrd
Richmond
Byrd
R. Gray Williams
T. Russell ‘Cather
John S. Barbour
Alexandra
Roy B. Cabell
Virginia Highway Contractors Association, Inc
Virginia
Plaintiff Seeks Damages Over Alleged Wrongful Associations
The plaintiff alleges Virginia road officials and contractors committed wrongs and injuries. It claims divers good citizens and contractors joined or would have joined, resisting all future transactions with the plaintiff. Damages sought amount to $100000. The suit contends interference with the plaintiff’s business and affairs.
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Virginia
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Local candidates announce runs in Winchester Clarke Frederick races
Voters in D and Clarke counties hear from candidates including Boyd R Richarde for House of Delegates and others for Commissioner of Revenue Sheriff and Supervisor posts in Frederick and Shenandoah districts. Names referenced include Whitnet, Hick, Deha, Panetty, Adams, and Grover H. with primary set August 7 1923 and nominations under Democratic rules.
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Clarke
Winch
House of
Boyd R. Richard ED
Diddte
Frederick County
Sec
Harry W. Hick
H. G. Deha
Oferick County
Virginia
Nomi
Lorie Pannetty
Frederick
House of Delegates
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