New York Guests Visit Mr and Mrs Edmunds
Week end visitors include Mr and Mrs Owen D Young and Miss Josephine Young of New York, stopping at West Leicester Street home of Mr and Mrs Stuart H Edmunds. Mr Young, linked to the Dawes plan, leaves for New York after weekend stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen D. Young
Josephine Young
New York
Stuart H. Edmonds
West Leicester Street
Young
Edmunds
Mr. Young
Dawes
Germany
Johns Hopkins University of Baltimore
Shannon Hill seasonal visit at Rouss estate
Mrs. Martin Wisecarver of this city and her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. J Walter Frye of New York visited last Saturday at Shannon Hill the summer home of Mr Peter Winchester Rouss on the Shenandoah near Charles Town West Virginia. The estate overlooks a river expanse Blue Ridge in distance velvet lawns grand trees and bright flowers with a mansion renowned for frescoes by a Japanese artist from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouss Country Place
Martin Wisecarver
Inlaw
J. Walter Frye
New York
Shannon Hill
Peter Winchester Rouss
Shenandoah River
Charles Town
W. Va
Blue Ridge Mountains
California
Mrs Larrick and Daughter Attend Annapolis Finals
Mrs Larrick and her daughter Miss Nancy Gray traveled to Baltimore for an alumnae meeting and lunch at Goucher College. They then went to Annapolis to visit Admiral and Mrs Louis M Nulton at the Naval Academy during June week. The superintendent hosts a garden party for the graduating class and the June ball follows. Diplomas will be presented Wednesday morning by President Coolidge, with the President and Mrs Coolidge to dine with Admiral and Mrs Nulton at luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Coolidge
Naval Academy
Coolidge
Nulton
Interesting Speeches at Century Club Banquet
About 60 people attended the Century Club banquet at Winchester Country Club presided by Mrs Edward Durell. Admiral Albert Gleaves spoke on aviation and the Navy, with Mrs Ward recounting a London trip and Miss Evelina Gleaves describing the Girl Scouts convention in England. Miss Mildred Milleson visited nearby, and solos by Mrs Vredenburgh and Mrs Reynolds complemented the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Club
Winchester Country Club
Edward Durell
Albert Gleaves
United States Navy
Robert M. Ward
Frank Reynolds
R. Grey Williams
Admiral Gleaves
Ward
Miss Gleaves
Reynolds
Vredenburgh
Weekend guests at Miss Mary Barr's Stephens City home
Mr. Stanley Carper, Miss Helen Mc Glathery and Mr. Clifton Langton were weekend guests at the home of Miss Mary Barr in Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Carper
Helen McGlathery
Clifton Langton
Mary Barr
Stephens City
Lovetts Visit Harrisburg Relatives This Sunday
Mr and Mrs Frank Lovett and their daughter drove to Harrisburg Pennsylvania on Sunday to spend the day with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lovett
Harrisburg
Kennedy and Park Er. Nolan Weekend Guests of Stuarts
Mr Edward Kennedy and Mr Park er Nolan were weekend guests at the home of Dr and Mrs E C Stuart. They returned to Washington today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kennedy
Parker. Nolan
E. C. Stuart
Washington
Dr Scholl Foot-Eater Promises Relief For Aching Feet
An old advertisement highlights Dr Scholl Foot-Eater products to ease foot pain caused by weak arches. It claims immediate relief, reduces muscular strain, restores arches, and fits regular shoes, priced at 3.50 dollars per pair.
Elizabethtown Couple Visit Finfrock Family at Oak Shade Farm
Mr and Mrs Garfield Shearer of Elizabethtown Pa and Mr and Mrs S D Manning and family were weekend guests at Oak Shade Farm home of Mr and Mrs C C Finfrock in Clearbrook, per local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Shearer
Elizabethtown
S. D. Manning
C. C. Finfrock
Oak Shade Farm
Clearbrook
Green family enjoys days at Peyton Street home
Mr. H. R. Green and his son, Mr. H. R. Green Jr., are spending several days at their home on Peyton street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. H. R. Green
Mr. H. R. Green, Jr
Peyton Street
Miss Elizabeth Stuart as guest at Shenandoah Valley Academy
Miss Elizabeth Stuart spent Saturday night as the guest of Mrs. Peyton Marshall at Shenandoah Valley Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stuart
Peyton Marshall
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Washington and Lee Student Spends Sunday in Town
Mr. Jack Pole, a student at Washington and Lee University, spent Sunday with friends in town, blending campus life with a local social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Pole
Washington and Lee University
Herrells Visit Mrs. Chappell in Marshall Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Herrell and their family spent the weekend with Mrs. Herrell's mother, Mrs. M. F. Chappell, at her home in Marshall, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Herrell
Mrs. Herrell
M. F. Chappell
Marshall, Va
McCann Family Attends Visitation Academy Commencement
Mr and Mrs C R McCann Miss Dorthy McCann and Mrs Ernest Thomas travel to Frederick Maryland for the Visitation Academy commencement where Miss Ruth McCann is a product of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. McCann
Dorthy McCann
Ernest Thomas
Frederick
The
Visitation Academy
Ruth McCann
Poppy Sale Set By American Legion Auxiliary
Miss Louise Cooper will chair the drive for disabled veterans. The poppy sale is scheduled for June 6, organized by the American Legion Auxiliary. Each poppy will be sold for a piece of silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Cooper
American Legion Auxiliary
Washington guests visit from Paris and Washington
Mr J Sherman manager of United Steamship and Travel Service of Washington and Mr Marcel Colin of Paris, now assisting Sherman in the Washington office, were in town yesterday as guests of Mr and Mrs Boyd Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.sherman
United Steamship and Travel Service
Washington
Marcel Colin
Paris
Mr. Sherman
Boyd Richards
Mr Brannon Returns to Town After Twenty Years
Mr Charles Brannon of Ashville North Carolina visits relatives in town. A former Winchester resident, this is his first return here in twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brannon
Ashville
N. C
Brannon
Winchester
Local visitors Mr S B Larrick and Mr G W Good in town
Mr S B Larrick and Mr G W Good of Rock Enon spent today in the city on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Larrick
G. W. Good
Rock Enon
Ten true bills returned by June Frederick grand jury
The June Frederick County Circuit Court grand jury, led by Judge F. B. Whiting, returned ten true bills for felonies naming John White John Thomas Earl Henson R. R. Triplett Frank Bulk Eugene Nottingham Cleveland Jackson Lewis Rainey and Harry Webber. White faces liquor charges with June 10 trial. Triplett pleaded guilty and was fined and jailed on the roads. Webber is adjudged insane and committed to Marion Va asylum. Bulk Nottingham Jackson and Rainey receive additional sentences for escapes from camp No. 29. Veniremen for White’s trial are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
F. B. Whiting
John White
John Thomas
Earl Henson
R. R. Triplett
Frank Bulk
Eugene Nottingham
Cleveland Jackson
Lewis Rainey
Harry Webber
White
Triplett
Marion
B. L. Barney
Isaac B. Frye
Lester Dailey
J. H. Pickeral
Stewart Whetzell
C. G. Crawford
S. R. Hershman
0. W. Dick
Allen C. Legg
J. P. Stine
J. B. Bywaters
R. P. Glynn
Luther Fletcher
H. E. Stickley
E. H. Woore
Robert C. Snapp
C. E. Omps
Boyd Unger
J. A. Hinkle
I. H. Zinn
P. E. Frye
J. S. Sherman
Supervisors Dine With County Officials At White Sulphur Inn
Frederick county board members H. B. Kline John Myers Scott Grant F. D. Good and W. E. Smith were hosted to a chicken dinner by Frank Shank at White Sulphur Inn Bartonville. Guests included C. E. Brent H. E. Shull Mrs W. E. Smith R. A. Shaf er Wolf R. Smith A J Tavenner M L Lockhart John Massie and Frank Neville plus other friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
Frank Shank
White Sulphur Inn
Bartonville
Automobile
H. B. Kline
John Myers
Scott Grant
F. D. Good
W. &E. Smith
C. E. Brent
The
Austin and Western Pipe Company
Quality Apples Now in Demand
A survey of American nursery lists shows over 200 apple kinds grown in the country, but fewer than 20 hold real commercial importance. McIntosh heads the list with Delicious second, followed by Grimes Golden, Stayman’s Winesap, Jonathan, Wealthy, York, Baldwin, Duchess, and Ben Davis. Cold storage and better packing shift focus to eating quality, while older, widely grown varieties give way to newer flavors suitable for eating raw or cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntosh
New York
Grimes
Golden
Stayman’s Winesap
Jonathan
Wealthy
York
Baldwin
Duchess
Ben Davis
Feed Flax Straw To All Classes Of Live Stock
Flax straw can be fed to cattle horses and sheep though its feed value is low. It acts as a filler and should not be given to pregnant animals or in late winter and early spring. Watch for constipation and note frozen flax straw may be poisonous. uncensored North Dakota experience says unfrozen straw is generally harmless but indigestible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Gulls Help Control Grasshoppers in Montana Fields
Flocks of Franklin gulls, estimated in the thousands, have feasted on grasshoppers in Pondera County Montana and Utah, reducing hoppers after alfalfa hay harvest. Biologic survey reports note the birds have nearly wiped out the insects, promising a pest-free season next year for farmers. Federal protections apply, recognizing their service to settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pondera County
Montana
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Utah
Spring conditioning for confined pullets and feed plan
Confined pullets require spring conditions to ensure spring production. Provide dry mash scratch grain green feed oyster shell grit and milk or water. A grinding mix of corn wheat oats with tankage feeds dry in a hopper. scratch grain 12 to 14 pounds per 100 birds daily. use equal parts corn wheat kaffir barley or milo for scratch feed.
Officer Boyd Returns From Vacation Duty
Policeman Thomas Boyd reported for duty yesterday after a two week vacation spent with relatives in Ohio. The notice notes his return and marks the resumption of service in the local force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Boyd
Mrs. Boyd
Ohio
Wubiia
Yale Freshmen Face Probation Over Berkeley Oval Riot
NEW HAVEN June 1 Yale officials weigh probation for the entire freshman class after riotous celebrations in Berkeley oval. A bonfire, shattered lights, torn fence, and unruly crowds disrupted the dormitory area. The freshman crew’s Harvard regatta prep may be recalled if probation is imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Cond
Yale
Berkeley
Gales Ferry
Harvard
Keeping Outside Caves Dry Principles for Dry Storage
The outside cave or storage cellar should be well ventilated and drained to prevent water entry. Elevate entrances on high ground, ensure walls sit above ground, and slope concrete toward a gravel sand pocket in the floor as a drain. Use flat laying tiles and cover with concrete or cinders for a dry floor.
Farmers Advice On Dairy Crops And Farm Management
Water cools cream and milk 23 times as fast as air of the same temp. A good range and a balanced ration prevent bowel trouble in hens. What coat on exposed farm machinery: rust or grease. Sell all useless call male birds. Corn remains expensive as long as yields stay 16–17 bushels per acre. Most farms lack fruit and nut trees. A hazel hedge hides buildings. A siloed dairy with silage relieves tomorrow’s feed worries. A county fair rests on competitive crop and livestock exhibits.
Navy film plan features Navarro at Annapolis diploma
The Navy will film Ramon Navarro receiving a dummy diploma from President Coolidge at Annapolis next Wednesday. Secretary Wilbur says the plan is settled, while White House officials express doubt about the publicity stunt though naval officials defend it as a means to educate the public about the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval
Annapolis
Bible Reading Behind Schedule At Yucaipa Church
In Redlands California at the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Yucaipa a 24 hour continuous Bible reading shows less than a third completed by midnight. Pastor Rev B D Raley says the plan is now about two hours behind schedule and may require about 80 hours instead of 72. Congregation members serve as readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Redlands
Cal
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Yucaipa
Here
B. D.raley
Cement Masters' Protective Association Cleared by Court
The Supreme Court ruled that the Cement Masters' Protective Association and its 19 member cement concerns were not operating through their trade association in violation of the Sherman anti trust law. The decision narrows government challenges to organized trade groups and upholds limits on anti trust enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Cement Masters’ Protective Association
Supreme Court
Chaloner Loses Appeal Against Washington Post
John A. Chaloner once of New York now in Virginia lost his appeal over a 1909 Washington Post story about John Gillard’s death. The District Supreme Court allowed him only one cent in damages after a first trial had awarded 10,000 dollars, a verdict upheld after review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John A. Chaloner
New York
Virginia
District Supreme Court
Washington Post
John Gillard
Chaloner
District Court of Appeals
van Orsell
Like an Orchestra A Greek Shield Unearthed
A Greek shield reportedly bears an eccentric band enclosing a distinctive central bass, described in the London Daily News as resembling an orchestra in sound and design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Daily News
Baby girl born to Hicks at home on Monmonth Street
Mr and Mrs Raymond Hicks receive congratulations on the birth of a baby girl delivered at their home on Monmonth Street Orndorft today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hicks
Monmonth Street
Sie Orndorft
Vice President Marshall A Man of Humility and Humor
The article portrays Vice President Marshall as a compassionate man who aided a poor family including a sick child and arranged work for the child's mother near their Michigan retreat. It notes his humor toward senators, love of storytelling, reading habits, religious devotion, and active fraternal and academic affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Michigan
Clarence Ignatius
Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Senate
Phi Gamma Delta
Phi Beta Kappa
Knights Templar Attend Services Sunday Evening
Winchester Commandery No 12 Knights Templar held an Ascension observance at Braddock Street Methodist Church South with Rev Boyd V Switzer prelate delivering the sermon. Martinsburg Woodstock Harrisonburg Templars joined about 80 knights in line followed by an informal reception at the George Washington Hotel with light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Commandery
No. 12
Knights Templar
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Boyd V. Switzer
Knights
Mr. Switzer
Templars
Martinsburg
Woodstock
Harrisonburg
George Washington Hotel
Six Miners Die From Black Damp In Alabama Mine
Six white miners were killed at a Little Cahaba Coal Company mine in Piper Alabama when black damp filled an unused heading as the men explored. There was no explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Piper
Little Cahaba Coal Company
Special Commissioner Sale of Real Estate in Stephens City VA
Special Commissioners will offer at public auction June 13 1925 at two o'clock pm the one story frame dwelling and lot on Valley Pike Stephens City Frederick County Virginia. Sale terms one third cash. balance in one and two years by deed of trust bearing interest. Located in Shenandoah County reading of decree from April 11 1925 in Lemley v Lemley. Records show deed from 1919 to William D Lemley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Circuit Court
Shenandoah County
Virginia
Europa C. Lemley
Maude R. Lemley
Frederick County
Valley Pike
Main Street
William D. Lemley
John M. Steele
H. A. Dinges
Winchester
Maple Floor Plants Win In High Court
Washington June 1 The flooring manufacturing association with plants mainly in Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin was declared by the Supreme Court not to be operating in violation of the Sherman antitrust laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Theple Flooring Manufacturing Asaction
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Commissioner seeks land, heirs in Parker chancery case
In FREDI BRICK Va circuit court the case R W White v Mary E Parker among decree details a commissioner’s duties. He must identify lands of Jackson Parker and George Parker, their fee simple and rental values, determine heirs, and report on partition viability and related conveyances. Notice to interested parties and creditors to appear June 5 1925 at Winchester office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Fredi Brick County
R. W. White
Mary E. Parker
Jackson Parker
George Parker
Ji Parker
Said
Jonah Parker
Rebecca Owens
Parker
Jonah Par
Luther Pannett
Tee
George Dee
W. White
City of Winchester
Virginia
Jonah B. Parker
Rouss Ave
Winchester
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Mildred Milleson
Dorothy McCann
Stephenson
Dr. Scholl
Boyd
H. F. Bangs
John R. Ellis
Navy
Brazil
A. & P. Brand
Beulah M. Lemley
Samuel L. Burgess
Als
Otto V. Pence
Btulah M. Lemley
Sale
A. D
ITTO
Gay
Meike
Worhers
Franklin
Mickie
John M. Steck
Chancery
James P. Reardon
Lake Frazier
the Nathanson Co
North Main Street
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