Church Notices and Sermon Topics for Sunday
An' St Pauls M H Church lists sermons at 11 a m TheSpecific Warning of Amos Unto Gods Commonwealth and 8 30 p m Calling Back the Widows Son to Life Rev J C Parola pastor Also Mrs Inzale Burnett from Washington DC will speak at FB Church Sunday The Lutheran Men's Bible Class meets at 9 20 a m Tomorrow auditorium improvements completed Mr Alson S Hott leaves for Baltimore visiting friends
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Inzale ‘Burnett
Washington, D. C
Vermont Avenue B. C
F.B. Church
Lutheran Church
Abringen
Miss Jessie Gore Clark Weds Henry Kinzel Laws in Manassas
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Jessie Gore Clark daughter of Rev and Mrs D D Clerk of Manassas Virginia to Mr Henry Kinzel Laws son of Mrs Laws and the late Mr R E Laws of Brandy Station Culpeper County Virginia. The ceremony occurred at noon on Saturday July 12 at the bride parents home with the bridegrooms aunts Mamie and Emma Kinzel in attendance. After a wedding breakfast the couple left for a trip to eastern cities and will reside at Brandy Station where Laws manages his mother's farm. The bride a Winchester native was born during her father's pastorate at the local Baptist Church about twenty years ago. Laws is a grandson of the late Henry Kinel.
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Jessie Gore Clark
Mamie
Emma Kinzel
Brandy Station
Mr. Laws
Winches
Ter
Baptist Church
Henry Kingel
Winchester
Another Combine to Buy Orchard
Large financial interests led by Philadelphia capitalists form a syndicate to acquire first class apple and peach orchards in the Shenandoah Valley and nearby regions. The American Fruit Growers, Inc. organized by Pittsburgh interests with $125 000 capital names Charles J. Brand as vice president and general manager.
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Philadelphia
Shenandoah Valley
American Fruit Growers,Inc
Pittsburgh
Charles J. Brand
United States
Virginia orchard purchases hint at turf war among growers
Reports say a Philadelphia syndicate aims to enter Virginia's fruit market at large scale to challenge a Pittsburgh combine. Two large orchards near Winchester and Leesburg are said to be bought by a district syndicate intent on preventing another group from gaining foothold.
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Virginia
Winchester
Leesburg
Philadelphia Syndicate
Pittsburgh Combine
Pittsburgh Company
War Veteran Honored With Picnic And Dance At Rouss Spring
War veteran Harvey Shiley son of Mr and Mrs Lafayette Shiley of White Post Clarke County Va recently returned from France where he took part in major offensives with the American Expeditionary Forces. Friends and boyhood associates from Fredericksburg and Clarke Counties hosted a noon outing at Rouss Spring with lunch baskets, games, and dancing at the pavilion.
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Herreant
Harvey Shiley
Lafayette Shiley
White Post
Clarke County
France
Market report lists daily wholesale prices and items
Local wholesale markets quote daily prices for butter eggs hides hay corn and potatoes with items like country butter common and best priced at several dollars per unit. Young chickens roosters New potatoes and ham are also noted among listed goods with varying values.
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Star
Local Buyera
Local Retail Market Prices From Historical Record
Readable fragments show prices for common goods: flour in 12 pound sacks may have been 90 cents, cornmeal per pound around 5 cents, middlings per bushel, bran per unit, cracked corn per bushel about 2 dollars, screenings per pound 3 cents, new potatoes per peck 60 cents, country butter around 50 cents, creamery butter similar.
Preston Phillips Dead In Maryland
Intelligence reports the death of Preston Phillips age six years at his home near Brownsville Washington county Maryland. He was a leading member of the Church of the Brethren active in local charity work and leaves a widow and many children. He was a brother of W C Phillips formerly of Winchester now of Toma Brook Virginia and an uncle of Mrs. Fred Thwaite of Frederick county.
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Preston Phillips
Brownsville
Washington County
Phillips
Church of the Brethren
W. C. Phillips
Winchester
Toma Brook, Va
Fred. Thwaite
Frederick County
First Class Mail Requires Two Cents Warned
Postmaster Sibert asks The Star to inform patrons that all first-class mail requires two cents postage whether for local or out-of-town delivery. Many Winchester residents wrongly believe local letters can be mailed for one cent. Circulars in tin sealed envelopes will be delivered at the one cent rate.
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Sibert
Winchester
Baltimore Wholesale Market Prices After Previous Close
Market list shows prices for spring chicken dairy butter corn hay and various livestock including sheep lambs pigs and steers with ranges and averages. The page also notes postal rules requiring two cents postage for sealed envelopes and nonconforming mail held until postage is paid.
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Eges
Virginia
Ian Punter
President barred from leaving country rules bill proposed
Representative Campbell, chairman of the rules committee, introduces a list that would make it unlawful for the President to depart the United States. Underwood & Underwood caption indicates victims of hard luck. The piece hints at public cynicism and calls for accountability.
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Campbell
Underwood & Underwood
Eudusru
Four Words Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A brief note touts a cough remedy claiming rapid relief for winter coughs. It urges readers to take the product as directed and suggests positive results for troubled or persistent coughs.
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Jessie Hillyard
Wall Paper
East Water Street
Iblackstone College
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Virginia State Board of Education
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Blackstone, Va
Joserand
Washington, D.C
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Kinel Laws
Akron
Ohio
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Shenandoah Auto Supply Co
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Pete
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Market Reports
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