Big Program For Empire June 6th
Empire announces a big show on June 6 featuring ameres subjects Charley Chaplin and Arbuckle, a full reel review of the 29th Division landing at Newport News, parades in Richmond, a fairground reception, vaudeville acts, and city officials in attendance. Show times run 11:30, 5:30, and 7:00 with prices of 15 20 and 25 cents including tax.
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Charley Chaplin
Arbuckle
Hart
Newport News
Rich‘mond
Fair Ground
Richmond
Empire Pagram
Handley Library Appeals for More Books for Soldiers
The Handley Library asks residents to donate novels to support soldiers in camp and hospitals. A final shipment is planned in June and about 200 more books are needed to meet the town and county quota.
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Handley Library
Telegraphers union says no nation wide strike set
S J Konnenkamp president of the Commercial Telegraphers Union of America stated no date for a nation wide strike of telegraphers. He notes the Atlanta walkout is a local matter while Postmaster General Burleson says Atlanta telephone operators dismissed for union ties would be reinstated and responsibility fixed for Southern Bell officials.
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Washington
S. J. Konnenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Atlanta
Burleson
Southern Bell ‘Telephone Company
Mrs Mattie Owens Learns Husband Arrived From Overseas
Mrs Mattie Owens of Stephenson Virginia reports her husband Private Holmes P Owens has arrived safely at Newport News from overseas with the Three Hundred and Thirteenth Field Artillery 80th Division. He is expected at Camp Lee within two to three days for his honorable discharge.
Eagle kills lamb as man observes near Fi rag county home
W Orndorff of Fi rag county reports witnessing a bald eagle attack a young lamb in a field near the Orndorff home. The eagle was nearly five to six feet across its wings when seen in the incident. He recalls there is another, larger eagle of the same species nearby.
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Graham
Orndorff
Firag
Or Mft
la Osiment
Miérft
State Aid Funds Made Available to Gainesboro District
Frederick county Board of Supervisors allocates 1500 dollars from state aid road fund to Gainesboro district. Residents who raise a like amount can access the funds for loose stone road construction drainage grading and bridge work. Interested residents should contact W. E. Smith, board member from the district.
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Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
Gaifesboro
Gainesboro
W. E. Smith
Will Power and Morning Duty
A Toledo Blade aphorism notes that willpower drives the daily rise and action beyond good intentions. It emphasizes the need to act rather than merely plan, contrasting intention with practical discipline to start the day.
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Toledo Blade
Willard Appears In Splendid Condition For Dempsey clash
Willard arrives in Ohio in splendid shape ahead of a July 4 heavyweight title bout with Jack Dempsey at Maumee bay Casino club. He weighs about 258 pounds unclothed and plans four weeks of training as his own chief trainer.
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Hdo
Ohio
Jess Wilther
Charmmn Big Pte
Taaboafin
Ining
Jack Dempsey
Maumee Bay
Prey’s
Willard
Dempsey
Frank Moran
Caponizing Demon Demonstration Planned at Winchester Yard
A caponizing demonstration is advertised for Wednesday at Winchester creamery with sessions from 10 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. One hundred birds will be shown with none castrated. price for capons set at 20 cents per pound for the listed days.
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Winchester’ Creantery
Son’s safe arrival announced from overseas
Mrs. Mary BE Grim of Highland Avenue reports a card from her son Private Clark M Grim of Company E 140th Infantry 36th Division confirming his safe arrival from overseas in New York.
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Mary BE. Grim
Highland Avenue
Clark M.grim
Company E
One Hundred and Forty-second Infantry
New York
Sunday School Convention and Village Church Notices
A Sunday school convention at the village church enjoyed a cordial invitation to the next meeting at Little Mountain in one year. Miss Willia Robinson recited, the choir sang, and attendees praised the session. A Children’s Day program featured recitations and music. A lawn fete by Loyal Workers Society is set for June 14 to aid the children.
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Ore Lawrence Om Rove
Lowance
Tambért
Xene Naliner
Little
Moun
Willia Robinson
C. D. Lambert
Loyal Workers Society
Miss Shepp
Margaret
Edna Whetzel
W. B. Timberlake
F. L. Pine
Dudley Pierce
W. W. Tanauary
Parsopene
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S. H. Hable
The
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
the Commercial & Savings Bank
the Friendly Bank
Jones
Miller Fletcher
Star
Empire
Associated Press
Bagk
C. F
Rest
Clark Grim
Brudetown
Hodgson & Brown Phone
Winchester
Virginia
Palm Beach
Poplin
Gray & Sheetz
R. R. Peck
Bruce E Capper
Norice
Julia Wright
Memorial Hospital
Albin
C. & Brumback & Bro
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