Birthday Supper Honors Mrs. Lina Burg and Mrs. Lockhart
Social news notes a July birthday dinner at Cleveland H. Christian's home in Edinburg for Mrs. W. H. Linaburg, with guests from Kernstown Opequon Meadow Mills and others. Separate items mention Mrs. Mary J. Lockhart’s sixty six birthday dinner hosted by her daughter in Winchester and a weekend guest of Senor Lazaro Chacin, Guatemala’s minister.
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Cleveland H. Christian
Pisie Line
Edward Orndorff
Thelma Orndorff
Clarence Orndorff
Lewis Fawcett
Opequon
C. W. Orndorff
Wilma Orndorff
Floyd Conner
Meadow Mills
Lacy Conner
Vaucluse
Samuel Kline
Ralph
Lockhart
Mary J. Lockhart
Arthur T. Edwards
Ony
Shenah Valley
Garner Scrivener
Akron
Ohio
Turner Scrivener
Holloway
L. C. Harpes
Dorothy
Chacin
Byrd
Senor Lazaro Chacin
Guatemala
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Senor Chacin
Lazaro Chacin
Guatemala Republic
Wright Family Reunion at Opequon Lake Park
Wright family and connections gathered for a Sunday reunion at Opequon Lake Park. About 30 attendees enjoyed a picnic dinner under trees and returned to town late in the evening. Distinct guests from Washington and other towns joined Mr. and Mrs Irvin D. Wright and others.
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Wright
Opequon Lake Park
Irvin D. Wright
Charles Keller
Washington
Loring Wright
Armel
Richard Reger
Toms Brook
Miss Hedrick Hosts House Party At Burcroft
Miss Eleanor Hedrick of Washington hosts a house party at Burcroft near Hayfield to entertain young friends from the capital. She plans to return to New York soon to resume studies at the College of Physicians and Surgeons.
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Miss Hedrick
Eleanor Hedrick
Washington
Burcroft
Hedrick
Hayfield
New York
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Babe Ruth Hits 32nd Home Run of Season at Yankee Opener
At Yankee Stadium Babe Ruth, after a western trip, hits his 32nd homer of the season in the first inning against the St. Louis Browns with Gehringer close behind in the home run race. One runner on base, Gaston pitching.
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Associated Press
New York
Yankee Stadium
Babe Ruth
St. Louis Browns
Gaston
Babe
Gehring
Public gets little detail on goats left unheard
A terse Toledo Blade line notes the public remains uninformed about the number of goats left to bleat unseen in the wake of a major success or event.
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Toledo Blade
Staunton Officer Hurt in Overnight Attack on South New Street
Staunton July 26 Police officer A W Holton remains in King's Daughters Hospital with a severely cut head after a free for all on South New Street last Saturday night. Four men he had arrested for loitering attacked him. Tank sley was shot in the leg during the struggle. A special grand jury was to be empaneled August 6 for indictments. Maynard Southard Hugh Tanksley Luther Tanksley and Shorty Tanksley were taken to jail. Holton fired in self defense wounding Tanksley while Lively and Thurber aided. The combat left bloodstains and attracted a large crowd.
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Maynard Southard
Hugh Tanksley
Luther Tanksley
Liberty
Circuit Court
Rockingham County
Holton
Shorty” Tanksley
W. P. Davis
Southard
Lively
Walter E. Thutber
Shenaandoah
Frank T. Thatcher
Shenandoah
Davis
Long
Thurber
Mr. Lively
Mexico to Confiscate U S Property Says Stevens
Guy Stevens of New York, head of the Association of Producers of Petroleum in Mexico, warned at the University of New Hampshire that Mexico is ruled by a single powerful authority or a small group bent on confiscating hundreds of millions of dollars in American property. He said the Mexican situation is simple but the U S has been flooded with pro Mexico government propaganda.
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Associated Press
Durham
N. H
Guy Stevens
New York
Association of Producers of Petroleum In
Mexico
Stevens
United States
University of New Hampshire
Mr. Stevens
Stevens Attacks Mexican Government as Army Driven Rule
Mrs Stevens warned Americans not to judge Mexico by American standards. She argued Mexico is governed by persons who control the army and use courts as tools of the regime. Citing Former Secretary Hughes she said the government plans widespread confiscation of American property.
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Mexico
Stevens
United States
Hughes
Urges Regulation of Oil Supply in U S
Ralph Arnold, Los Angeles oil prospector, urged President Coolidge to regulate the petroleum industry to conserve dwindling U S oil supplies. He warned the federal board’s seven year extinction projection and tied oil to national safety and air force operations. Unauthorized text ends.
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Rapid City
8. D
Coolidge
Ralph Arnold
Geogolist
Los Angeles
Arnold
Montana
Federal Oil Conservation Board
Hazel Clarke Jackson Wins Highest Honors at State School
Hazel Clarke Jackson from Deatsville Alabama won first prize at the State Secondary Agriculture School Wetumpka contest, claimed the highest honors in the school's history, and graduated top of her class after starring as a basketball player.
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Associated Ress
Deatsville
Ala
Hazel Clarke Jackson
Wetumpka
Government to regulate petroleum drilling to curb waste
The speaker argued that the oil industry cannot regulate itself and urged government limits on borings and state cooperation to frame rules that prevent wasteful gas brought to the surface with oil.
Firemen's Circus Set for August 12 13 at Fair Grounds
The Bob Morton circ us comes to Winchester for two days at the Fair Grounds with a 5000 seating capacity. Proceeds aid the local Firemen's Association and ticket prices top at 75 cents for reserved seats and 50 cents general admission. The three ring show features elephants and a large menagerie with a strict local handling of funds by firefighters. Firemen pledge a clean moral event without gambling.
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Great Firemen’s Circus
Fair Grounds
Winchester
Bob Morton
Johnstown
Scranton
Reading
Hagerstown
York
Harrisburg
Pay Now Save Discount Special July Rate Ends
The Evening Star reports July 30 is the final day to pay a subscription at the Special July rate. Readers are urged to pay now to secure the discount.
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THE
Evening Star
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Firemen’s Circus
Florsheim
Sample Shoe Store
Romney
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