Confeder ate Memorial Day Parade Forming for June Celebration
The parade, honoring Confederate Memorial Day, will assemble on Market Street at 10 o clock and proceed to Piccadilly Main Cork and Market Street to Stonewall Cemetery for exercises. Speakers include Rev Robert A Goodwin Capt R T Barton Lieut Philip Williams and Rev Charles Adley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Merorial Association
Daughters of Confederacy
Ion
Market Street
Piccadilly
Cork
Stonewall Cemtery
Stonewall
Robert A. Goodwin
R. T Barton
Philip Williams
Home Guards
Benediction
Charles Adley
Fruit Growers Order Immediate Delivery Supplies
A fruit grower requests immediate delivery of agricultural supplies including pyro, lead arsenate, aerial and dust spray, hoses, nozzles, power, and Winchester equipment. The note lists quantities and emphasizes urgency for orchard operations.
Real Estate offers near Winchester and local store for sale
Ip Newlin & Co presents a real estate list near Winchester on a good road with orchard potential and an 8 room dwelling on a large residential parcel for $2800. Also available country store described as best in the county and lots in premier locations with monthly terms.
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Winchester
Second Annual Chamber Drill Set for June 3
The second annual Chamber of Commerce drill will be held at 11 oclock on Thursday June 3. Shenandoah Valley Academy faces Winchester High School with Captain leading the Academy and Captain Baker commanding the High School. The winner earns possession of the banner for a year or permanently after three victories. the event will be at Equitable ground head of Washington Street with a large crowd expected and parking arranged by Stewart Street gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Ie
Chamber of Commerce
Counyy
Shenandoah Wa, Academy
Winchester High School
Baker
Washington
Stewart Street
Big raise for textile workers in New England
A general increase in textile wages affecting about 300000 workers went into effect today in New England mills. The raise adds roughly 5 million to weekly payrolls, lifting wages to about 150 percent above four years ago.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
New England
Cen
Household Furniture Sale Notice
Household furniture sale Friday June 4 at 10 am items include bric a brac pictures books china press wardrobes trunks chests lamps kitchen cabinet porch chairs washstand sets chiffoniers lace curtains portieres feather bolsters pillows sewing machine good as new Mrs A M Baker 24 S Washington Street
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Wheeler & Wilson
A. M. Baker
S. Washington Street
May Day Exer cises photos and gifts on sale
TRY HERRELLS photos of Handley School May Day exercises are on sale at C. Fred Barr's studio. Graduation and wedding gifts offered by The Diamond Store in Winchester. Valuable realty for sale includes a four room frame house on a 58 by 176 foot lot with garage and garden, possession at once.
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Handley School
C. Fred. Barr
Winchester
M. B
Nz Main Street
Republican Ticket Election Notice 1920 Mayors and Councils
Republican ticket details list candidates for mayor and two council seats for 1920 election. W R Talbot as mayor Stewart Grim in first ward and Lewis F Cooper in second ward backed by W Ramsburg and L D Ritter. Laborers wanted at Wineeaeee Cold Storage Co. with $2.25 rate and Sunday work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Talbot
Stewart Grim
Lewis F. Cooper
W. Ramsburg
L. D. Ritter
Wineeaeee Cold Storage Co
Mason advertises blacksmith position in Ohio notice
Good all round blacksmith sought. Right man preferred for sober, reliable and willing to work. For particulars write 6-1-tp-4t H. G. Mason, Willard, Ohio.
Ford Cars and Trucks For Sale at Chapman Auto
Ford models from 1917 to 1919 and 1918 racer listed with prices or terms. One 1919 Overland Ninety and a Franklin Touring noted. Two Ford trucks priced 275 to 500 in perfect condition at Chapmans Auto Sales Co. Council to meet tonight in regular session with mayoral fire dept findings on agenda.
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Overland
Franklin
FORD
Ford Place
Chapman's Auto Sales CO
City
Ward
Fire Department
Shingle Cottage Offers Low Cost Home Build
A shingle cottage makes an ideal home and is beautiful durable and low in cost. Build yourself one with Cedar shingles and plastering lath in stock. Mrs. T. A. Starling returned today to Rocky Mount North Carolina after visiting Mr and Mrs George B Chapman at their West Cecil street home.
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T. A. Starling
Rocky Mount
N. C
George B. Chapman
Cecil’ Street
Ill Husbands Search Sparks Winchester Visit By Wife
Mrs. Sarah Montgomery of Saginaw Michigan travels to Winchester after her husband Harry Montgomery missing for four weeks. He aged 65, health failing, last wrote from Toledo promising a visit to Winchester and a sister near Woodstock Virginia. She seeks Red Cross and police aid after exhausting funds, lodging at Hotel Evans, and hiring a cab to Woodstock without success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Montgomery
Saginaw, Mich
Winchester
Harry Montgomery
Saginaw
General Motors Company
Toledo
Ohio
Montgomery
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Woodstock
Evans
Virginia
Lawn No Place to Pasture Cows in Winchester
Residents of Winchester's south western area protest cows allowed to roam on Stewart Street and nearby avenues. Homeowners report cows grazing the street violate city ordinances and damage flower beds, with formal charges threatened if practice continues.
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Winchester
South Stewart Street
Large Shipment Includes June Records From Jolson's SEAL'S
A large shipment has arrived at SEAL'S featuring June records and Jolson's latest releases along with other titles. The items are newly received and available for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolson
Seal’s. Ip
Newly Weds Safely On Trip After Staunton Wedding
The Rev. John H. Parlett of the United Brethren Church preached across Augusta county and in Staunton, where he officiated the marriage of Lee Wooster of near Weston, West Virginia, and Annie Puffenberger of Augusta county. A wedding dinner followed at Mrs. Puffenberger's Staunton home as the couple began their wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H.parlett
United Brethren Church
Augusta County
Staunton
Lee Wooster
Weston
W. Va
Annie Puffenberger
Solomon Puffenberger
Luther Puffenberger
Mr. Parlett
Nulton Family Attends Naval Academy Finals in Annapolis
Mr and Mrs Louis McCoy Nulton traveled from their home to Washington for their child's commencement at the National Cathedral School and will attend the Naval Academy finals in Annapolis Maryland tomorrow and Thursday. Captain Nulton in command of the battleship Pennsylvania, flagship of the Atlantic fleet, spent the weekend at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis McCoy Nulton
Washington
National Cathedral School
Naval Academ
Antapolis
Nulton
Pennsylvania
Woolen Mill May Curtail Operations in Winchester
The Shenandoah Valley woolen mill, the largest of its kind near Martinsburg W Va and Roanoke Va, may close the Winchester plant on Fridays and Saturdays or switch to shorter hours. Over-stocked with finished cloth, the company plans a temporary curtailment to avoid piling up inventories as the market improves. Operatives reportedly favor a reduced schedule, and the plan would last only while market conditions remain unchanged.
Wood campaign manager delays convention floor talks
Associated Press reports Senator George H Moses says a conference of Wood managers to assign floor responsibility will not occur until after the Republican national committee completes contest hearings. The item appears amid unrelated classifieds and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Berkeley Man Takes Fourth Bride
Martinsburg June 1 Clarence T Hollis 68 a local textile worker married his fourth wife Miss Fannie May Pitzer 28 of Hedg esville in a ceremony performed by Rev Roy Schmucker pastor of Winchester Avenue Christian Church witnessed by friends of the bride and groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Clarence T. Hollis
Fannie May Pitzer
Hedgesville
Roy Schmucker
Winchester Avenue Christian Church
Rev Paul Stonesifer Preaches First Ser mon in Centenary Church
The Rev Paul Stonesifer licensed to preach at the Virginia Classis in Middlebrook Va preached his first sermon in Centenary Reformed Church where his father J B Stonesifer was pastor. He returns from the classis meeting with Rev Clarence Woods and will begin work at Mount Pleasant Pa. Capt Robert L Gray was elected vice president of Virginia Classis.
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Paul Stonesifer
Reformed Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Middlebrook
Augusta County
Centenary Reformed Church
J. B. Stonesifer
Stonesifer
Classis
Clarence Woods
Mount Pleasant
Robert L. Gray
Virginia Classis
Women heckle U S Senate during Armenian debate in gallery
A dozen women sympathetic to Irish freedom heckled Senator Brandegee of Connecticut as he spoke against the Armenian mandate. They yelled questions about ejecting English Huns and were briefly escorted from the chamber as ushers and Vice President Marshall tried to restore order.
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Associated Press
Jone Oh
United States Senate
Brandegee
Connecticut
Ireland
Capitol Goard
Marshall
England
Soviets Given Immediate London Trading Office
The Soviet government has been granted permission to open a central trading office in London following a meeting of Russian Bolshevik ministers with Premier Lloyd George. The fee details are not clear in the report from the Evening Standard.
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Associated Preas
London
Lloyd Georke
Ars Meri
Evening Standard
Fire Destroys Hosiery Plant in Hagerstown
A fire at Howard Hosiery Mills on Summit Avenue near Jonathan Street in Hagerstown caused an estimated 40 000 dollar loss to equipment and stock. The blaze started near 2 AM and firemen struggled due to inadequate water supply, finally gaining control around 4 AM. The plant was housed in a three story brick building owned by George E. Kline. adjacent structures including J W Myers and Vivian Hotel were saved by firewalls. Clarence Gaylor’s garage on the ground floor was damaged. Guests at Hotel Dagmar across the street evacuated with belongings.
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Hagerstown
Howard Hosiery Mills
Howard BE. Stamm
George E. Kline
Summit Avenue
Jonathan Street
Clarence Gaylor
J. W. Myers and Company
Vivian Hotel
Mike's Barber Shop Secures Prime Grooming Artist
A local shop announces the recruitment of a distinguished barber, highlighting his first class reputation and recent securing for ongoing services. The announcement invites patrons to experience the upgraded grooming offerings.
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Mike
Ipit
U.S. Agents Accused in Prohibition Trade Probe
Senator Caldwell of New York charged in Washington that federal agents were linked to illicit liquor sales at inflated prices in New York. He alleged profits from counterfeit certificates authorizing liquor withdrawal and possible government profiteering. The testimony hinted at widespread corruption in enforcing Prohibition.
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Associated Press
Washington
New York
Senate
Calder
Republican
Girls Athletic Exhibition Sparks Community Interest
The Girls Athletic Association held an armory event featuring drill, relays, dancing and basketball. Parents applauded as the girls enjoyed refreshments, then visited Crystal and Asco venues. They plan swimming and tennis this summer and recently spent a Scout cabin night with a moonlit guitar singalong.
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Girls Athletic Association
Armory
Market Street
Asco
Pierce
Lacy
Noble
Atterbury A Dark Horse For Gop Nomination
Rep John M Morin of Pennsylvania said Brig. Gen. William W. Atterbury could be a dark horse candidate for the Republican presidential nomination. He argued Atterbury would appeal to business workers laborers and soldiers alike in Atlantic City.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
W. W. Atterbury
Saateday
John M.morin
Pittsburgh
Thirty
Pennsylvania
Borin
General Atterbury
Quaker Oats Suit Dismissed by Supreme Court
The government appeals in the federal antitrust case against Quaker Oats Company were dismissed today by the Supreme Court. Dissolution under the Sherman Act was sought, but the company prevailed in lower courts. Also noted is visiting Bethlehem residents Mr and Mrs Paul E Stover at the Stover home on North Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Quaker Oats Company
Supreme Court
Bethlehem, Pa
George W. Stover
North Avenue
Mr. Stover
Schwab 2 Steel Works
Bethlehem, A
William W Glass Praised for Winchester Mayoral Candidacy
Charles S Gaw, Waynesboro businessman, endorses William W Glass Jr for Winchester mayor. He cites Glasss public utility work in Waynesboro including post office library schools streets and water supply improvements and lauds his qualifications and civic judgment.
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William W. Glass
Winter
Waynesboro
Augusta County
Star @ day
Charles S. Gaw
Wayne
the Star
Winchester
W. W. Glass, Jr
Charles
W. W. Pence Injured in Harrisonburg Railroad Collision
W. W. Pence a well known ing salesman was badly hurt yesterday in Harrisonburg Virginia when a Pullman car being moved onto a siding struck his auto at a railway crossing. He suffered two rib fractures deep leg gashes severe bruising and head cuts. His physician reported his condition as satisfactory.
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W. W. Pence
Harrisonburg
Man Produce House
Pence
Ford Car or 200 Cash Giveaway Notice
A promotional notice invites participants to enter for a Ford car or 200 in cash by bringing or sending a page entry form. The offer urges timely submission and outlines how to participate.
Fort Loudoun Seminary Finals at Empire Theater
Public notices announce Fort Loudoun Seminary finals with performances titled Modes and Manners Old King Cole Two Little Rebels and An Egyptian Princess. Shows run June 3 7 30 pm and June 4 11 am and 7 30 pm admission 17 cents proceeds benefit the Robert Y Conrad Post American Legion featuring Miss Guy Bratton and other students from Alma Mater and Winchester. Also a seed supplier ad and a Virginia trip notice conclude the item.
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Empire Theater
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Old King Cole
Guy Bratton
Alma Mater
Winchester
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Philip William
Turner Ashby Camp
V. Home Guard
Fruit Growers
ARD Supply CO
N. Market ST
Newlin & CO
Rouss Ave
Equity
Herrell
Star Office
Sarah Brooks
Fixe
Washington, D. C
H. G. Mason
Wiltard
Frederick County
Senator Harding
Care Winchester Star
Big Winchester
Burg, W. Vic
Roanoke, Va
TO. Pick. Wood
The
W. D. Lewis
George E. Manuel
North Market St
T. Care Star
Shepherd Pup
Berkeley
U.S. Senate
MR. Walter Fletcher
U.S
John Strickler
Strickler
Harris Addition
Harvey Strickler
Atterbury
Dacceas
Ipity
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Winchester Seed Co., Inc
Charlies Frazier
W. Frank Stuck
Mildred
Woeman Y. Frazier
Burg
East Piccadilly
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