Social and Personal Delegates Elected by American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the legion building on North Main Street and elected delegates and alternates to the Virginia department meeting in Saunton next month with the Legionnaires convention. Delegates include Mrs. Mason Snapp Mrs. Clifford Grim and Miss Frances Beverley. Alternates are Mrs. George Fansler Miss Grace Rosenberger Mrs. Richard E. Griffith Mrs. B. M. Rosgel and Mrs. M. M. Lynch.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
North Main Street
Virginia Department
inSaunton
The
Legionnaires
Mason Snapp
Clifford Grim
Frances Beverley
George Fansler
Grace Rosenberger
Richard E. Griffith
B. M. Rosgel
M. M. Lynch
Staunton
W. A. Baker
Lexington
Lee
Jackson
Quarles Bride Returns From Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs Garland R Quarles return from their wedding journey visiting Mr and Mrs George W Quarles in Rutherford Glenn Virginia. They will stay with Mr and Mrs Philip H Crisman in Braddock Street for a fortnight then attend University of Virginia for summer sessions before resuming Handley School duties in September.
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Quarles
Garland Redd Quarles
Nancy Crisman
George W. Quarles
Ruther Glenn
Caroline County
Philip H. Crisman
Visitors At Mrs. Pifer Home From Winchester
Misses Isabelle Crisman and Joana Hockman from Winchester returned home after visiting their aunt Mrs. C Preston Pifer near Arden. Other guests included Mr and Mrs F A Crisman and their son, Mrs Hardy Grim and son, Mr and Mrs A R Smith, Mrs Nancy Larrick Crisman, and Miss Inez Funkhouser from Fort Loudoun Seminary, Winchester. Martinsburg Evening Journal report.
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C. Preston Pifer
Isabelle Crisman
Joana Hockman
Winchester
Arden
Inez Funkhouser
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Martinsboro
W. Va
Evening Journal
Miss White To Entertain Richmond Party
Mr and Mrs Whiting Faulkner and Miss Margaret Chesterman plan to travel August 1 to Martinsburg West Virginia to visit Miss Virginia White at her home There Chesterman will stay two weeks while Faulkner couple stay a month The notice appears in the Richmond Times Dispatch
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Miss White
Richmond
Whiting Faulkner
Margaret Chesterman
Martinsburg
W. Va
Virginia White
Miss Chesterman
Over Night Guests At The George Washington Hotel
W N Jenkins of New Kingston Pa Mr and Mrs J B Mareccock of Norfolk Mr and Mrs Reeue Stoffnger and children and Brewer Nixon Charlotte NC Theodore Sharley New York C Kasey Hagerstown L M Pchuel Blacksburg VA
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George Washington Hotel
W. N. Jenkins
New Kingston
Mareccock
Norfolk
Reeue Stoffnger
Nixon Charolette
N. C
Theodore Sharley
New York
C. Kasey
Hagerstown
L. M. Pchuel
Blacksburg
Grand Chief of Pythian Sisters Visits Town Today
Mrs Mayme Rudd grand chief of the Pythian Sisters of Virginia visited town en route home from Virginia. She praised the town and its history on her first stop here during an official visit to Virginia Pythian Sisters.
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Pythian Sisters
Mayme Rudd
Grand Domain of
Virginia
Portsmouth
Rudd
Mrs Justa Quick and Miss Mary Quick Headed to Richmond
Mrs Justa Quick and her daughter Miss Mary Quick departed by car this morning to Richmond and will return via Fredericksburg where Miss Quick plans to register for college studies next fall.
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Justa Quick
Miss Mary Quick
Richmond
Fredericksburg
Miss Quick
Social visit from Holmes Lamar party in Washington
Mr and Mrs Holmes Lamar of Washington along with Miss Marion Snyder and Lamar Lecklider of Cleveland Ohio were guests Sunday of Miss Bessie Hillyard on South Brad dock street.
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Holmes Lamar
Washington
Marion Snyder and
Lamar Lecklider
Cleveland
Ohio
Bessie Hillyard
South Braddock Street
Baltimore visitor and Opequon resident travel notes
Mr. J. F. Doren from Baltimore is in town on a business visit. Mr. Hugh Rinker of Opequon leaves for Washington to spend time with his sisters.
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J. F. Doren
Baltimore
Hugh Rinker
Opequon
Washington
Mrs Ernestine Cross Regains Health at Home on South Main Street
Mrs Ernestine Cross, long illness at her home on South Main Street, is very much improved and recovering.
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Ernestine Cross
South Main Street
Mrs Edward Grast Visits Town From Clearbrook
Mrs Edward Grast of Clearbrook visited town today for shopping.
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Edward Grast
Clearbrook
Mrs Russell and daughters return from Atlantic City
Mrs Harry Russell and her daughter Miss Virginia Cover Russell, along with Miss Susan Steck, have completed an extended visit in Atlantic City and returned home.
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Harry Russell
Virginia Cover Russell
Susan Steck
Atlantic City
Warren Eddy heads to Bristol Tennessee for vacation
Warren Eddy, a clerk at Gray and Sheetz's store, left yesterday for Bristol Tennessee to take a planned vacation.
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Warren Eddy
Gray and Sheetz’s
Bristol, Tenn
Miss Lucy Russell Heads to Atlantic City For Two Weeks
Miss Lucy Russell will depart tomorrow for a two week stay in Atlantic City and will be a guest at Runnymeade during the visit.
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Lucy Russell
Atlantic City
the Runnymeade
Registered guests listed from several states at hotel
Mr. and Mrs. F. Gibson and Miss Margaret Gibson of Wytheville Virginia, Miss Kathrynery and Miss Emma Emery of Uniontown Pennsylvania, and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wemple of Boonville New York are registered at Hotel Jac.
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F. Gibson
Margaret Gibson
Wytheville, Va
Kathrynery
Emma Emery
Uniontown
A. L. Wemple
Boonpee, N. Y
Jac
Ill Mr Samuel Bell Recovers at Middletown Home
Mr. Samuel A. Bell remains seriously ill at the home of Dr. T Williams in Middletown. He has shown slow improvement as physicians monitor his condition and care continues at the residence.
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Samuel A. Bell
Dr. T . Williams
Middletown
Mrs. Elizabeth Tanquary Hosts Eight Relatives
Mrs. Elizabeth Tanquary entertained today with guest Mrs. W. B. Timberlake and a party of eight all relatives of Mrs. Tanquary.
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Elizabeth Tanquary
W. B. Timberlake
Miss Helen Funk Heads Home From Maine to Baltimore
Miss Helen Funk leaves Maine today for Baltimore to visit friends before returning to her home.
New York Residents Travel to Washington for Visit
Mrs. E. Virginia Smith and her daughter Mrs. Elbert Brinkeroff left here this morning. Mrs. Brinkeroff is accompanied to Washington by Mrs. Smith, and she is stopping with friends there.
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E. Virginia Smith
Elbert Brinkeroff
New York City
Dorothy Anderson Returns Home After Visit
Dorothy Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs C M Anderson 203 West John Street returned home after spending ten days with her Aunt Mrs Ruth Clark in Berryville Virginia Martinsburg Journal
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Dorothy Anderson
Nellie Lupton Guests at Ripple Home Near Middletown
Miss Nellie Lupton of this city is spending several days as guest of Mrs. W. H. Dinges at her home Ripple near Middletown.
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Nellie Lupton
W. H. Dinges
Ripple
Middletown
Mrs Goodrich Hosts Sister Visitor From Oxford Pa
Mrs H H Goodrich of 35 West Piccadilly street entertains her sister Miss Emily S Pat ton from Oxford Pennsylvania as a guest at her home.
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H. H. Goodrich
West Piccadilly Street
Emily S. Patton
Oxford, Pa
Miss Sara Chew Returns From Visit at Charles Town
Miss Sara Chew returned last evening from a short visit to friends at Charles Town West Virginia.
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Sara Chew
Charles Town
W. Va
Mrs Motley and Daughter Visit Greenwood Hosts
Mrs Daniel Motley and her daughter Miss Sara Motley, wife and daughter of the Rev Mr Motley formerly at Galilee Church Grimes, arrived last evening from Washington and are guests of Mr and Mrs Oscar C Miller at their Greenwood home.
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Daniel Motley
Sara Motley
Mr. Motley
Galilee Church
Grimes
Washington
Oscar C. Miller
Greenwood
Two Girls Visit Grandmother at Ripple House
Miss Frances Bushong of Manasas Virginia and Miss Catherine Van Meter of Berlin Pennsylvania visit their grandmother Mrs. William H. Dinges at her home Ripple near Middletown.
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Frances Bushong
Manassas
Catherine van Meter
Berlin
William H. Dinges
Ripple
Middletown
Snarrs Stay With Beards During Weekend Visit
Dr and Mrs G G Snarr and their daughter Reba from Winchester spent the weekend with Mrs Snarrs parents Mr and Mrs C D Beard on Franklin street in Harrisonburg Virginia.
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G. G. Snarr
Reba
Winchester
Miss Margery Kenney Heads to Romney for Visit
Miss Margery Kenney the young daughter of Mr and Mrs T D Kenney left yesterday to visit her grandfather Mr G W Parsons in Romney West Virginia Mrs Kenney plans to join her daughter in Romney Monday of next week and stay a while with her father
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Margery Kenney
T. D. Kenney
G. W. Parsons
Romney
W. Va
Halethorpe Woman Returns Home from Washington Visit
Mrs W H Bowers of Halethorpe Md returns home today after a visit to Washington. She is accompanied by her nephew John Frederick Boxwell Jr who will stop over with his mother Mrs Tillie Boxwell while spending time with friends there.
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W. H. Bowers
Halethorpe
Washington
John Frederick Boxwell, Jr
Tillie Boxwell
Sergeants Stationed At Local Post Office HQ
Sergt. F. Standing is now stationed in this city with Sergeant H. B. Smith whose headquarters are at the post office.
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Sergt. F. Standing
H. 8. Smith
Misses Bowers Guests of Flemisters at Summer School
Misses Nancy and Henrietta Bowers of Halethorpe visit their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. William Flemister while attending the current summer school session.
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Nancy
Henrietta Bowers
Halethorpe
William Flemister
Mrs Keiter and party visit Cumberland kin
Mrs. C. W. Keiter of Cumberland spent the weekend with her sister Mrs. Benjamin Taylor. She will take back with her as guests Mrs. Dessie Morrison and her daughter to spend time with friends there.
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C. W. Keiter
Cumberland
Benjamin Taylor
Mrs Louis Baker Extends Invitation To Visit Garden
Mrs Louis Baker invites neighbors and friends to visit her garden at 520 Maple Street this weekend. The event aims to showcase flowering beds, heirloom lilacs, and a collection of vintage garden tools. Proceeds support local horticulture club activities.
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Mrs. Louis Baker
Mrs Baker’s Garden Opens for Phlox Blooms in July
Mrs Louis L Baker of 429 North Braddock invites flower lovers to view her garden when the perennial phlox is in bloom weather permitting the garden will be electrically lighted on July 22 and 23 from 8 to 10 p m with lights if weather allows.
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Louis L. Baker
North Braddock Street
Miss Emma Strosnider Guest in Strasburg Home
Miss Emma Strosnider of Strasburg is the guest of Miss Lucy Strosnider at her South Main Street home.
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Emma Strosnider
Strasburg
Lucy Strosnider
South Main Street
Mr. King Heads to Pennsylvania for Vacation
Mr. R. N. King of Washington, visiting friends here, departed today for Pennsylvania to enjoy his vacation. He was formerly with the Northern Virginia Power Company of this city.
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R. N. King
Washington
Pennsylvania
Mr. King
Northern Virginia Power Company
Woltz Family Day Trip to Waynesboro Pa
Mr H P Woltz and two daughters with Mr Brubaker and Mr Carroll Crisman traveled Sunday to Waynesboro Pennsylvania to visit Woltz’s mother Mrs J Woltz and spent the day there with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Woltz
Mr. Brubaker
Carroll Crisman
Waynesboro, Pa
Mr. Woltz
J. Woltz
Jury convicts after long deliberation in high court appeal
Jurors found the defendant guilty after retiring at 11 20 to consider their verdict. The defense and prosecution discussed aiming the case toward a higher court but indicated agreement on a verdict was needed to proceed. The outcome centers on the jury's decision and subsequent appeal pathway.
Harding Mausoleum Planned for Harding’s Bodies in Marion
The Harding Memorial Association announced a granite circular mausoleum 80 feet in diameter and 49 feet tall will be built in Marion Ohio to house the bodies of Warren G. Harding and his wife. The winning design was submitted by Henry Hornbostel and Eric Fisher Wood of Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
New York
Marion
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Henry Hornsbostel
Eric Fisher Wood
Pittsburgh
Harding Memorial Association
No Trace of an Official Missing Since Saturday
Baltimore July 21 Sheriff of Harford county leading the search for Commissioner Charles P Clarke said no clues have been uncovered. Clarke has been missing from his Emmerton home since last Saturday. Search continued near Van Bibber Magnelia and Edgewood where he was seen Saturday night. He was driving his own automobile when he disappeared. Relatives fear foul play but the car remains unfound.
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Baltimore
Sherifé Ere
Harford County
Unty
Charles P. Clarke
Clark
Emmerton
van Bibber
Magnelia
Edgewood
Governor to Confer Over Robt Scott Hange Date
Springfield telegram reports James Sweinhart of Detroit asking Governor Small for a meeting to discuss the delivery of Robert Scott brother of Russell Scott who is condemned to hang Friday. Sweinhart asked for an answer via a Detroit newspaper.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Small
James Sweinhart
Detroit
Robert Scott
Russell Scott
Sweinhart
Taste Thick Tonic Promises Strength and Invigoration
A vintage advertisement extols a tasteless chill tonic that delivers a strengthening, invigorating effect. The copy targets readers seeking renewed vigor and energy, highlighting improved vitality and comfort from consuming the product.
Public notice on Berryville Turnpike Co assets distribution
Treasurer of Berryville Turnpike Co announces under a Virginia act of 1924 final asset distribution. Stockholders and representatives not located must claim within thirty days of first publication or remaining assets after Commonwealth share will be pro rata among known stockholders. List includes Bell Campbell Chase Crume Coons Davis Deahl Fletcher Green Griffiths Hartley Lupton Sherrard Smith and Welsh Legg.
Soybean meal fed to dairy cattle at SDSU study
An SDSU experiment fed dairy cattle moderate amounts of soybean meal to test butter quality. Results show no damage to butter from moderate feeding, but excessive levels tended to produce softer, saltier butter.
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South Dakota State College
Prohibition Agent Recovers Evidence From Handkerchief
In Baltimore on July 21 Alphonso Gowallace was held for the grand jury in 1000 bail on a prohibition charge after an agent found high power corn whiskey. Gowallace dashed into the street with bottles, but the agent used a handkerchief to soak the liquid from a puddle and saved half a pint as legal evidence.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Alphonso Gowallace
Prohibition
Gowallace
Radio reports Scopes trial verdict in Tennessee
W. Boyd Steele of Steph ens City quoted the verdict as guilty in the Scopes evolution case. He heard the ruling via a Washington station broadcasting to Ten nessess when tuned in this afternoon.
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W. Boyd Steele
Stephens City
the Star
Tennessess
Capias Issued in Hillyard Case
A capias was issued for Morris Hillyard in a Cor poration Court case on illegal liquor possession. Indicted by the grand jury yesterday for a second liquor offense, a felony under state law, the matter was certified to the grand jury but found triable by a police justice, with county magistrates limited to dismissal or transfer. ATTEND THE FIREMEN'S QUALITY SHOWS.
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Corporation ‘Court
Morris Hillyard
Hillyard
Washington Folk Vacation With Stormy Hilltop Adventure
A Washington party led by Mr Charles Hallman and including Miss Hedrick and Miss Nancy Que s ham s traveled to Burcroft Hedricks residence in Great North Hayfield Virginia for a week long vacation. Activities included cross country hikes horseback riding a visit to the Front Royal horse show and a reception for Mr and Mrs C M Stetson and Miss Virginia Stetson and Francis Stetson. A violent electric storm struck while they hiked Buzzards Retreat forcing a shelter in Cave of the Winds. They endured a relentless rain and lightning shower but continued to Burcroft thoroughly drenched returning to Washington Sunday afternoon greatly invigorated.
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Hayfield
Washington Folk
Charles Hallman
Hedrick
Nancy 4Ues Hams
Hostig
Stetson
C. M. Stetson
Virginia Stetson
Old North
Burcroft
Washington
Noted British Officer to Visit United States Today
Major General Sir Frederick Maurice, a leading British figure from World War I and author of Robert E. Lee The Soldier, is expected in the United States for a brief visit. He will go to Williamstown Massachusetts to address the Round Table, then proceed to Washington and other eastern cities. The civic clubs may seek a stop in Winchester en route to Lexington Virginia to view Civil War sites and the tomb of General Lee.
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Frederick Maurice
United States
Williamstown
Mass
The
Round Table
Washington
Maurice
Robert E. Lee
General Lee
Lexington
Winchester
CROSSWORD PUZZLE HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL ANSWER CLUES
Puzzle clues list horizontal and vertical entries with numbers and hints ranging from 1 cut off closely to 66 short form of Henrietta plus educational and geographic terms. The mixed set includes Latin roots, Greek letters, rivers, poets, and common words, all arranged as a standard newspaper cross word with cont. sections and solving tips.
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Carribean Sea
C. Illinois
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San Antonio
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Henry Crum
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Green
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G. Smith
Welsh & Legg
J. TL. Jones
Treas
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Turnpike Co
J. Penney Company
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Tenn
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