Warren Smith Dies After Stroke In Field
Warren Smith aged 59 longtime Clarke county farmer from Wadesville died shortly after 2 PM yesterday after a brief illness. He collapsed while haying in a field last Thursday and never regained consciousness leaving a left sided paralysis. Survived by two sisters Mrs Mattie A Morrow and Miss Carrie Smith and one brother Edward L Smith all of Wadesville. Funeral set for 10 AM Wednesday at the family home.
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Warren Smith
Wadesville
Clarke County
Mr. Smith
Lewis R
Elizabeth Smith
Burnt Factory
Opequon
Stephenson
Funeral cortege to arrive at 11:30 in Mount Hebron burial
Interment in the family lot at Mount Hebron Cemetery, with pallbearers named as R. A. Campbell, Benjamin F. Busey, J. W. Heironimus, Lewis Pidgeon, William Elliott and William Moulden.
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Mount Hebron
R. A. Campbell
Benjamin F. Busey
J. W. Heironimus
Lewis Pidgeon
William Elliott
William Moulden
Noted Artist Alonzo W. Ritter Visits Winchester
Mrs. B. T. Ritter and son Alonzo W. Ritter of Hagerstown Md are staying with their uncle T. H. Ritter on E Piccadilly street. Alonzo, a painter of note, plans to sketch in and around Winchester while his works are showcased in major exhibitions in New York Chicago Brooklyn Baltimore and other centers. His paintings have received praise from New York and Brooklyn critics and in International Art News. A window display by Sn and Brown features his Chrysanthemums. Many of his works reside in private collections nationwide.
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B. T. Ritter
Alonzo W. Ritter
Hagerstown
T. H. Ritter
E. Piccadilly Street
Ritter
Winchester
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Mr.Ritter
International Art News
Mica
Ano 36
Count Coi
Paris
Revue de Vrai Et du Beau
Sn and
The Great Wall of China, World’s Greatest Masonry Work
The great wall of China stands as the largest masonry structure in the world. It is claimed to hold more bricks and stone than all buildings in Great Britain.
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Great Wall
China
Great Britain
Trap Shooters Plan Thursday Practice Meet
Winchester Gun Club members will hold a late Thursday afternoon practice shoot inviting all trap shooting enthusiasts. Notable scores from last week include Claude B Stickley 25 straight at 16 yards, 69 of 75 at 23 yards, and 23 of 24 doubles. Other top marks: B Hillidge 47 of 50 at 16 yards, 37 of 60 at 23 yards. Arthur Seabright 45 of 50 at 16 yards, 19 of 24 doubles. D W Pitcock 47 of 50 in class. H Austin 30 of 50. B Seabright 19 of 25.
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Winchester Gun Club
B. J. Hillidge
Eb, West
Front Wara
Claude B. Stickley
Mr. Hillidge
Arthur Seabright
Fred. Hietz
Mr. West
D. W. Pitcock
H. Austin
B. Seabright
Mrs Wade Hamilton Fractures An Arm
Mrs Wade Hamilton of the Isaiah Wright farm at Bloom fractured her arm yesterday while helping her husband throw long pieces of firewood from a wagon. Dr B C Stuart of this city attended.
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Wade Hamilton
Isaiah Wright
Bloom
B. C. Stuart
Local Briefs From Stephens City Refreshed by Camp Eustis Visit
Stephens City notes Rev. J. A. Johnson has returned home after a two week stay at Camp Eustis in Virginia. Mr. Boyd Mager Steele has returned to Akron, Ohio, following a vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Steele.
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Stephens City
J. A. Johnson
Camp Eustis
Boyd Mager Steele
Akron
Ohio
Boyd Steels
Local Folks Visit Kin and Attend Services in Washington
Mrs. W. K. Baker and children of Washington visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Steele. Miss Helen Dean spends time in Washington. Miss Lorena Steele returns from Massanutta Springs. Mr. BE. Barr Samsell and family of Front Royal attend the funeral of Mr. James M. Samsell. Dr. and Mrs. B. M. Steele return from Shenandoah trip. Mrs. H. K. Sterling of Washington visits her parents. Mrs. Luther Williams travels to Detroit for her son Walter’s illness and death. Town offers sympathy.
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H. K. Sterling
Washington
M. K. Dean
Luther Williams
Detroit
Mich
Walter
Notice of Bankruptcy for George Pakas in Winchester
In the U S District Court Western District of Virginia George Pakas of Winchester Frederick County is adjudicated bankrupt in case No 589 A first meeting of creditors will be held July 29 1927 at 10 oclock at Warren Rice office 22 Rouss Avenue Winchester Virginia to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct related business Warren Rice Referee in Bankruptcy dated July 18 1927.
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George Pakas
Winchester
Frederick
Warren Rice
Rouss Avenue
Virginia
A. D
Walter L Williams Dies After Detroit Operation
Walter L Williams, formerly of Stephens City, died early today in Grace Hospital Detroit after a major operation. His mother Mrs J Luther Williams learned of the surgery and his condition last Saturday. He had worked in Studebaker's electrical department. The body was being sent to Frederick County for interment. funeral services will be held in Stephens City Friday.
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Walter L. Williams
Stephens City
Detroit
Mich
Studebaker Company
Frederick County
Market Report and In Memoriam Note in Local Paper
The local market list shows wholesale prices for animal feed including corn meal and mixed feed with several figures, followed by an In Memoriam tribute to Alice Keyser dated one year since her death. Carson Keyser signs the notice at the end.
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Barré
Alice Keyser
Baltimore Wholesale Market Report Scrambled Prices
Market notes from Baltimore show corrected close figures for various livestock items. Wheat and calf prices appear scrambled with illegible annotations, while references to old vinne and young chickens indicate misread entries across commodity categories.
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Baltimore
Seevetecaesses
Estate To Daughter For Life Then To Her Grandchildren
The will of Mrs Mary Ann Lupton widow of John W Lupton probated in the Corporation Court. She left her entire estate to her daughter Mrs Elizabeth Lupton Tanquary for life and on her death to three grandchildren Mrs Winifred L Browne Miss Sarah Tanquary and Miss Mary Wallace Tanquary. The executor is Elizabeth Lupton Tanquary with bond $1000. The estate valued at about 50000 and the will was written by Mrs Lupton on December 3, 1920.
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Mary Ann Lupton
John W. Lupton
Amherst Street
Corporation Court
Elizabeth Lupton Tanquary
Winifred L. Browne
Sarah Tanquary
Mary Wallace Tanquary
Lupton
Card of Thanks for Evans Family In Wilmore Pa
We extend gratitude to numerous friends for sympathy and condolences after the death of our niece and wife Mrs James Evans in Wilmore Pennsylvania. Special thanks to the Va Woolen Mill for the beautiful overlook and other expressions of condolence from Mrs Robt Kremer Mrs Alma Hummer and Mr James C Evans.
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James Evans
Wilmore
Robt, Kremer
Alma Hummer
James’ C. Evans
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