Mrs Mary Carter 83 Dies at Carter Hall Stephens City
Mrs Mary Caldwell Carter 83 wife of B M Carter of Stephens City died at home Carter Hall from age related illness. Native of Fredericksburg she traveled Europe and America wrote memoirs and stories of travels. Funeral Sunday 3 30 pm at Carter Hall with Rev E T Clark officiating and Green Hill Cemetery burial. Six nephews active pallbearers.
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Mary Gray Caldwell Carter
B. M. Carter
Stephens City
Carter Hall
Winchester
First Baptist Church
Fredericksbur
Carter
Richard
Caroline Caldwell
Fredericksburg
Frederick County
Europe
America
San Francisco
Mrs. Carter
E. T. Clark
Green Hill Cemetery
The
Prisoners to be Sent to Berryville Jail to Relieve Overcrowding
Sheriff Pannett petitioned Judge Williams for authority to move inmates from the Winchester jail to Berryville to ease severe heat and crowding. With indictments pending and more prisoners expected, Berryville will receive a number of Winchester delinquents, the second such order recently issued.
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Sheriff Pannett
Judge Williams
Corporation and Circuit Courts
Berryville
Winchester
Will Grant
Williams
Yard Party at Relief Yard Party Ad
Notice advertises a yard party at Relief on July 25 with cattle pasture details. It mentions burnt over land, plenty water, and rental at 1 dollar per month under a fence, signed by G V Glynn of Mountain Falls Virginia.
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Relief
Car Laundry Ad Offers Thorough Cleaning Services
Wright Motor Co advertises thorough interior and exterior car cleaning with modern equipment and high pressure greasing. Cars called for and delivered with no extra charge, located on N Braddock Street with phone 1260.
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Wright Motor Co
N. Braddock St
South End Hose Co Special Meeting Note
Notice for a special call meeting of South End Hose Company on Monday night July 28 at 8 o'clock. The secretary urges full attendance for important business. Classified: wanted good home for a nice young female dog. phone 41-1.
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South End Hose Co
Buing
Local Militia Companies Head To Virginia Beach Camp
Winchester companies of the Virginia National Guard One Hundred Sixteenth Infantry and the headquarters company of the third battalion depart Aug 2 for the state rifle range at Virginia Beach for a two week encampment. Capt. Paul Hartman and First Lieut. Lawrence C. Hollis lead, with transport by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Washington then Pullman cars to the camp. Brig. Gen. S Gardner Waller will not attend.
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Winchester
Virginia National Company I
One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
State Rifle
Virginia Beach
National Guard
Paul Hartman
Lawrence C. Hollis
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
S. Gardner Waller
Huston Plans to resign as Republican National Committee chair
Claudius Huston, after a White House meeting with President Hoover, announced he will resign as chairman of the Republican National Committee next month. The plan calls for an executive committee meeting on August 7 to formalize the resignation after a period of mounting party turmoil.
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Washington
Claudius Huston
Hoover
Republican National Committee
Huston
James F. Burke
National Committee
Executive Committee
National Republican Committee
Mr. Huston
Dr. Hubert Work
Republican Committee
White House
Republican Party
Valley Falls Visitor Theodore Wade Registered at George Washington Ho
Theodore Wade of Valley Falls New York, on business, is registered at the George Washington Hotel during his stay. He is noted as a visiting guest. The record lists his arrival and lodging details for the current period.
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Theodore Wade
Valley Falls, N. Y
George Washington Ho
Public Notice on Estate of Robert L Gray Admr Richard Gray
All persons owing the estate of Robert L Gray and all persons indebted to the estate of Robert L Gray are asked to settle with the undersigned Richard H Gray as Admr al Robert L Gray deceased. The notice appears in a public estate administration context.
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Robert L. Gray
Robert L
Gray
Richard H. Gray
Prisoners Sentenced on Multiple Charges in Corporation Court
In a morning session Judge Williams sentenced seven defendants to jail terms in the Corporation Court. Leo Gaunt received one year for automobile theft after removing a body and relocating it in Clarke County. F E Poland of Ohio was jailed 30 days for operating under the influence with fines totaling 118 dollars and license revocation. A M Locke had his jail term suspended on a liquor case. Jesse Henderson drew 60 days and 118 dollar fine after withdrawing an appeal. Jack Morris took the same sentence. Raymond Sirbaugh and QR V Smallwood received 60 days each for forged check offenses worth 10 and 12.50 dollars.
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Corporation Court
Williams
Leo. Gaunt
James Rich
Pennsylvania
Gaunt
Clarke County
Ohio
F. E. Poland
Virginia
A. M. Locke
Jesse Henderson
Jack Morris
Henderson
Raymond Sirbaugh
Local horses win at Arlington Park in Illinois
Flyer the bay colt of Audley Farms Berryville wins the one mile race for three year olds earning a 1600 dollar purse and a 17.06 mutuel. Lockett the bay filly of Pagebrooke Stables Boyce takes the mile and an eighth race for 1500 dollars with a 34.10 mutuel. Flyers owner B B Jones and trainer S M Henderson, jockey C Meyer. Lockett trained by D C Harrison Jr and jockey P Neal. Gallant Knight follows recent American Derby victory at Fairmont Park Illinois.
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Flyer
Audley Farms
Berryville
Arlington Park
Capt. P. M. Walker
Pagebrooke Stable
Boyce
Locket
Clark County
United States
B. B. Jones
Audley
Gallant Knight
Fairmont Park
Ill
S. M. Henderson
C. Meyer
Lockett
Capt. Walker
Pagebrooke
Royal Canopy
Joe Lester
Prince D’amour
D. C. Harrison, Jr
P. Neal
Miss Bess
Mr. de Luxe
J. A. Weil
Harrill Family Visit Includes Washington and Mount Vernon
Mr and Mrs G H Harrill and Dr Henry Harrill of Charlotte North Carolina are staying with Mr and Mrs Vernon Awing on West Cork Street. They spent several days touring Harpers Ferry Washington Mount Vernon and nearby points of interest.
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Harrill
Henry Harrill
Charlotte
N. C
Mrs.Vernon
West Cork Street
Harpers Ferry
Washington
Mount Vernon
Staunton Couple Visiting Brother Minister
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. B. Stover of Staunton Virginia are visiting this week with his brother Rev. George W. Stover pastor of the United Brethren Church.
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J. H. B. Stover
Staunton, Va
Rev
George W. Stover
The
United Brethren Church
Diary from Confederate soldier details end of war and Appomattox
The late Frank G. Walter left a diary from his service in the 39th Virginia Cavalry Scouts and Couriers. It records daily movements battles and the last days of the Confederacy and notes attending church with Lee and Longstreet in Berryville. He reached Winchester shortly after Lee's surrender at Appomattox.
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Frank G. Walter
39Th Battalion
Virginia Cavalry
Lee
Church
Berryville
General Lee
Longstreet
Colonel Pendleton
Mr. Walter
Appomattox
Lynchburg
Winchester
Valley Pike
Hott Not to be Questioned Further in Murder Case
Martinsburg West Virginia July 25 There were no new developments in the Hott murder case today. Prosecuting attorney says there is little likelihood of a new lead until the October grand jury. A photograph of Hott was taken and shown at the county jail. Hott agreed to pose for reporters and expressed interest in keeping the photo. He spent a restless night but today his appetite returned. Authorities praise the handling of the case as identification of the victims was established, leading to Hott signing a confession before 1:30 p.m.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Hott
William A March Frost Nip Teens Tips In Ice Mountain Trip
Winchester insurance agent William A March and his party visited Ice Mountain in Hampshire County West Virginia. While brushing away debris for a deposit of ice two fingers on his right hand were frostbitten prompting medical attention. The group included Mrs March and their son James along with Mr and Mrs J Luther March of Washington.
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William A. March
Winchester Life
Jack Frost
Mr. March
March
James March
J. Luther March
Washington
Ice Mountain
Hampshire County
W. Va
Death of Mrs Ernce tine Forney Cross in Winchester
Mrs Ernce tine Forney Cross died of a heart attack at 5 PM at 54 South Loudoun Street Winchester aged 46. She suffered prior strokes and heart disease, was active in Centenary Reformed Church, survived by husband Charles S. Cross two daughters Mrs Robert Berry and Mrs William Duncan two sons Graham and George Cross and other relatives. Funeral Monday at 11 AM from her residence with Rev S L Flickinger and Rev McFaden officiating. burial Mount Hebron. Pallbearers listed.
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Erncetine Forney Cross
Charles S. Cross
South
Loudoun Street
George B. Forney
Cross
Winchester
Laura Forney Gaichen
William C. Graichen
Water Supply Not Depleted In Front Royal Va
Town Treasurer George N Buck of Front Royal says the water is not exhausted and no water has been hauled from the Shenandoah river. Trucks haul water from Cedar Creek springs to supply high area residents amid a local water famine reported by the Front Royal Record.
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George N. Buck
Front Royal
Shenandoah
Cedar Creek
Corporation Water Works
Silk
Pin Factory
Riverton Lime Company
Cedarville
Vast Italian Disaster Claims Toll Across Avellino Provinces
Reports from Ro chet ta and Treviso detail a multi day quake and hurricane series. General Baistrochi cites 2 573 deaths in Avellino with up to 2 930 overall, while Treviso reports 22 dead and extensive damage across Barco di Sesegana Voltago and surrounding towns. Relief troops mobilize as Naples enacts wartime measures.
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Associated Press
Rochetta
San Antonio
Italy
Baistrochi
Avellino
Baistrocchi
Lacedonia
Villanova
Treviso
Piave Valley
Barco de Sesetana
Nervera
Selva
Volpago
Barco di Sesegana
Voltago
Suse- Montello
Adriatic
Vence
Friendship Fire Company Special Call Meeting
A special called meeting of the Friendship Fire Company will be held at Friendship Hall tonight at 8 o'clock to arrange the company picnic. The location committee will report then. All members are urged to attend. Capt. Fred W. Forney.
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The
Friendship Fire Company
Friendship Hall
Fred W. Forney
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