Eager throng moves with busy anxious urge at dawn
A passerby on a Friday morning witnesses a crowded scene described as an eager, anxious throng moving with purpose. The fragment hints at a public gathering or procession, but details and exact location remain unclear.
Thirteenth Mountain View Sunday School Convention Report
The Back Creek Sunday School Association held its thirteenth annual convention at Mountain View Church near Mountain Falls Virginia on May 31 1926. The day featured music by the Mountain View Church choir prayers by J B Crowell a welcome by Harry Richard and remarks by Mrs Mamie H Childs Mrs Gladys Williams and others. The program praised the convention noting fine music strong order and mutual good will with thanks to secretary treasurer N K Larrick and Rev J L Neff Rev O De Janney and Rev A F Tobler cited for talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Creek Sunday School Association
Mountain View Church
Gladys Williams
Grove
Star Tannery School
L. E. White
Lester Brill
Star Tannery
D. W. Lupton
Winchester
Birmingham
Ala
J. L. Neff
O. de Janney
Baltimore
A. F- Tobler
Arbella Richards
George W. Hulver
N. K. Larrick
E. A. Richard
Mountain View
J. B. Crowell
Mountain Falls
Mount Williams Notes
Mount Williams notes a series of local visits and gatherings. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sager and children of Opequon with H. W. Ashwood. Albert Snapp returns from Boston to Mount Williams. Zelda Wallace visits grandparents J. M. Orndorff. Florence Sager returns from Forest Glen Maryland. O Peer of Kernstown visits William Himelright. many attend Back Creek district Sunday School convention at Mountain View. Charles Wallace has measles. Mrs. William Orndorff and Irene visit S. B. Snapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Williams
Arthur Sager
Opequon
H. W. Ashwood
Albert Snapp
Boston
Mass
Zelda —Wallace
J. M. Orndorff
Florence Sager
Forest Glen
Kernstown
Peer
William Himelright
Back Creek
Mountain View
Charles Wallace
I. N. Wallace
William Orndorf
American Oil Co Expands by Acquiring Transcontinental Properties
The American Oil Company based in Baltimore buys Transcontinental Oil Company assets in Pittsburgh district plus Charleston W V Follansbee W V Mars Pa Greenville Pa and Steubenville Ohio worth about 1 000 000. The move enlarges American Oil facilities giving three bulk plants and 25 retail stations in Pittsburgh area. The deal follows Pan American ownership of half the company and reflects rapid growth through acquisitions and new branches nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Oil Company
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Transcontinental Oil Company
Charleston
W. Va
Follansbee
Mars
Greenville
Steubenville
Ohio
Oklahoma
Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Company
Mexican Petroleum Corporation
American Oi Company
Indian Refining Company
Charlotte
N. C
Sanger Installed as President of Medical College of Virginia
Dr W T Sanger was formally installed as president of the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond with Governor Byrd presiding. Formerly secretary of the Virginia State Board of Education, he resigned last fall to lead the college. Originating from Rockingham County, he confronts a modern Virginia vision as commencement exercises announce eighty medical degrees tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Lyric Theater
W. T Sanger
Medical College of Virginia
Sanger
Virginia State Board of Education
Rockingham County
Virginia
Byrd
Paul Florence Joins Giants As Batting Power
Star reports catcher Paul Florence from Indianapolis has joined the New York Giants. Manager John J. McGraw, seeking to shore up the lineup after a rough western trip, hopes Florence strengthens the batting and improves the club’s fortunes this season. He reportedly valued pitcher Jack Wisner in a trade to secure Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Whitman
Baron Beaverbrook
Philadelphia
Ray Burken
New York
Florence
Indianapolis
John J. McGraw
Jack Wisner
Giants
McGraw
Methodist Church At Kernstown To Be Reopened
Kernstown Virginia will reopen its remodeled Methodist church this Sunday with Rev. J T Balthis preaching at 11am and 2pm. Presiding elder Dr H M Canter leads services with Cedric Reynolds and S S Reynolds providing magic and church choirs. Dinner will be served on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Kernstown
Dade
Adam Kern
John A. Kern
W. G. Egglestone
Wilson
Frank. A. Strott
Bish Wilson
J. T. Balthis
Martinsburg
H. M. Canter
Winchester
Reynolds
Cedric Reynolds
Christian Fellowship
James A. Johnson
Stephens City
Notice to Present for Payment of Northern Virginia Bonds
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester Virginia announces readiness to redeem and pay bonds issued by Northern Virginia Power Company. First mortgage five percent bonds from Winchester and Washington City Railway Company redeemed at principal plus interest. interest ceases if not presented by January 1 1926. Second mortgage six percent bonds redeemed at principal plus interest plus one percent premium. Six percent Improvement Bonds redeemed at principal plus interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Virginia Power Company
Winchester
Orthern Werompany
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of
Virginia
Winchester and
Washington City
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Esther Wexler
Chicago
Margaret Hoffman
Whitman
Cora Milan
Ellen Terry
Virginia Cameron Martin
Washington, D. C
Lord Beaverbrook
Ino. S. Solenberger & Co
Lunc
Betsy Ross
Mia
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corp
N. Loudoun (Main) Street
Washington
Baltimore&Ohio
Star Office
Editor
The
Star
Jeff
Bud Fisher
American Oil Co
W. T. Sanger
Medical College
Paul Florence
Henandoah Valley National Bank
William G. Hardy
Atlantic City
Long Branch
Ashbury Park
Ocean Grove Beach Haven
Ods
Rehoboth
Ocean City
Pennsylvania Railroad
R.R
Emmert’s
Armstrong
Moling & Seal
Betty Shoppe
Ea Ae
Baker’s Drug Store
Mike
Derewet
Matt
Florida
Wiihter