Fifteen Cadets to Be Graduated Tonight at Shenandoah Valley Academy
Commencement speaker Commander Wicker arrives after delay. Col. Roszel presides as fifteen cadets receive diplomas and certificates. Medals announced by Major Courson. Following exercises, a final ball at the academy gymnasium. Cadets listed include Windsor Tigner Pipes, Louis Bowles, James Corridon Jones, William Griffith Jr., Charles Dickinson Jr., John Dickinson, Richard Richardson Jr., Marion Roberts, Amos Thompson, Thomas Torrey. certificate recipients include Allen Aggutilla Jackson and John McMullan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
B. M. Roszel
Academy
A. A. Kelly
Pas- Colonel
Roszel
Courson
Academy Gymnasium
Windsor ‘Tigner Pipes
Doss
Louisiana
Louis Grant Bowles
Statesville
North Carolina
James Lee Corridon Jones
Washington
D. C
William Fancis Roelfson Griffith, Jr
Charles
Cameron Dickinson, Jr
Charleston
W. Va
Johnh
Quincy Dickinson
Charlston
W. Vas
Richard Lambert
Norfolk
John Was Webster Richardson, Jr
Bastage
N. J
Vie “Marion ‘Roberts
Yonkera
N. Mit
Les “Amos ‘Thompson
Huntlington
Thomas
Friends Pay A Last Tribute To Justice Adams
Friends from Frederick County and nearby areas gather to honor T Carson Adams, longtime Gainesboro magistrate, at a morning funeral near Gainesboro. Rev H W Lindamood leads services and reflects on his roles as husband, father, citizen, and official, with hymns and a graveside tribute at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Frederick’ County
Justice Adams
Adams
Gainesboro
Mount Hebron
Frederick
Samuel ‘Brown
Edward Brown
C. T. Adams
Walter ‘Adams
Rnost Adams
Thomas Adams
W. Z. Adams
E. Dean Adams
Harry Flowes
Lloyd Pould
Ernest, Carper
George Simpson
Charles H. Boxwell
BE. M.streit
Rank ‘Taylor
Albert Anderson
Coursey Walter
Lester. Anderson
Julian Cooper
Star not published Friday June 6 Confederate Memorial Day
Special notice to subscribers and advertisers that The Star will not publish on Friday June 6 in observance of Confederate Memorial Day. The Evening Star edition schedule reflects this closure.
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Special Attention
STAR
Evening Star
Squire Pierce Dies Suddenly in the County
Hugh O. Pierce longtime magistrate and Republican leader in the county died at 3:30 PM at his daughter’s home in Opequon. A Civil War veteran, he had served as magistrate for years and left three children, with his passing following the death of Squire T. Carson Adams. Funeral planned Friday morning at his house and burial at St John’s graveyard.
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Hugh O. Pierce
Blanche Morley
Opequon
St. John’s Graveyard
Pierce
Amos Pierce
Fauquier
Miss Rinker
Winchester
Morley
Star
A. C. Pierce
Conley Pierce
Squire T. Carson Adams
Collectors for Stonewall Cemetery Fund Mobilize City
Collectors for the Stonewall Cemetery fund will circulate tomorrow seeking funds for general upkeep. They will wear white Collector badges and carry collection boxes in Confederate colors. The collectors are described as well known young ladies of the vicinity.
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Stonewall Cemetery
Stonewall
For Rent One Furnished Room
One furnished room for rent. Apply at 113 W Monmouth Street. Contact 1p 1f for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Street
Charley Rouss Fire Company Called to Meeting
All members are requested to assemble at the hall on the morning of June 6 at 9:45 sharp in uniform. W. E. Huntsberry president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Rouss Fire Company
Hall
W. E. Huntsberry
Norfolk Bidding for Confederate Reunion of 1925
Memorial services led by Rev. J. W. Bachman and Mrs. A McD Wilson with a business session set the stage for the Confederate veterans reunion in Memphis. Officials discussed the next reunion site Dallas or Norfolk and a possible uniform Confederate day across the South. Major Giles B Cook, last Lee staff officer, attended as his final reunion. Mrs. W J Shotwell, widow of a Confederate soldier, is in critical condition after a hotel fall.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
J. W. Bachman
The
United Confederate Veterans
A.mcd. Wilson
Confederated Southern ‘Memorial Society
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Memorial Society
Dallas
Texas
Norfolk
South
Lee
Giles B. Cook
Mathews Court House
Cook
W. J. Shotwell
Culpeper
Empire Presents Vaudeville, Movies and Jazz Orchestra
Empire hosts vaudeville features, an eight piece jazz orchestra, and the new Fox Studios film The Circus Cowboy tomorrow. Regular prices stay at 10c for children, 15c balcony, 25c orchestra for adults. Verzi's Virginia Serenaders join the program with a lively modern jazz set.
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the Empire
Verzi
Virginia Serenaders
Charles Jones
Fox Studios
Friendship Company Holds Regular Meeting
Regular meeting of Friendship ae Company convenes Thursday evening June 5 at 8 o'clock led by Capt. Fred W. Forney with members in attendance.
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Friendship Ae Company
Fred. W. Forney
Flagrant law disregard in Teapot Dome leases exposed
A Senate oil committee report charges illegal executive action transferring oil reserves and secret lease negotiations by former officials. It deems the leases indefensible and wasteful, says Fall took 100 000 from Doheny, and notes Sinclair cattle shipment and later employment of Fall without commenting on those matters.
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Sinclair
Fall
Associated Press
Washington
Sing and
Doheny
Senate
Oil Committee
Senator Walsh
Montana
Navy
Interior
Low
Congress
E. L. Doheny
H. F.sinclair
New Mexico
Roosevelt
Denby
Colonial Vaudeville and Double Feature Program
The Colonial Theatre presents a vaudeville program and the Vitagraph feature On the Banks of the Wabash tonight. The film, based on Paul Dresser’s song, follows Cap Hammond along Indiana’s riverbanks and delivers a strong, dramatic climax.
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Boyer
Wabash
Vitagraph
Colonial Theatre
Paul Dresser
J. Stuart Blackton
Indiana
Cap” Hammond
Memorial Day Forecast and Winchester Memorial Events
Tomorrow's memorial day in Winchester forecasts cloudy and unsettled weather with possible showers. If rain interrupts morning exercises, speaking will move to City Hall Auditorium. A large parade forms at ten and proceeds to Stonewall Cemetery, with speeches by notable local figures, salutes, taps, and benediction to close.
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City Hall
Winchester
W. 8. White
Citizens Band
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American ‘Legion
John H. Rosenberger
116Th Infantry
National Guard
Geo. H. Grimm
Third
146Th of Virginia
Lawrence C. Hollis Ouieiatias
Mer. Ashby
Geo. W.W. Kurtz
John W. Larrick
Steinlock
Main
Stonewall
Frank J. McFadden
New Church
Robert T. Barton
Winchester Bar
Walter M. Mapp
Accomac
Farmers Union Stephens City Meeting and Binder Twine Order
Stephens City Local of the Farmers Union will meet Saturday June 7 at 8 p.m. The last call for orders for binder twine. Every member should be present. L. J. McCartney, Sect.
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Stephens City
Farmers’ Union
Primary grade registration schedule announced
Registration for kindergarten and grades 1 to 3 is set for June 7, 9 and 10 at the John Kerr Building. Children five years old or turning five before September 30 may enroll in kindergarten if they have not attended the schools before.
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John Kerr
Community Bake Sale at Funk and Son's Church
A small note announces a bake sale event on June 6 at Funk and Son's 158 Main Street. proceeds support the M. and M. Class at the Reformed Church. Coffee and sandwiches will be available alongside cake offerings.
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Funk & Son’s
Main St
Reformed Church
RINEX FOR THAT SPRING COLD
A brief item from the People’s Drug Co. notes a seasonal cold remedy, highlighting availability of a product line aimed at spring illness relief. No further details on dosage or pricing are provided in the fragment.
Legion Parade Call for June 6 Reports at 10 A.M.
American Legion members are ordered to report to the Legion Building at 10 A.M. on June 6 for the parade. Wear uniforms if available, states Commander John H. Rosenberger.
Escaped Handcuffed Suspect Foils Mountain Pursuit
Sherif Pannett and a small posse endured a two day trek into the Allegheny foothills in Southwest Virginia to recapture embezzler W B Harper. Harper slipped from his handcuffs during a car fire rescue and vanished into heavy brush near Bath County. Authorities later reported Harper’s indictment for embezzlement totaling around two thousand five hundred dollars.
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Sherif Pannett
C. C. Brannon
W. Pingley
John W. Reed
Winchester
Allegheny Mountains
Virginia
W. B. Harper
Messrs
Pingley
Reed Hadeen
Staunton
Brannon
Bath
Harper
Gunn
Pannet
Taterday Bia Posse
Ned
Frederick County
Greenspring Milling
Main Street Closed Friday for Walkers
On Friday the Sixth of June, Confederate Memorial Day, Main Street will be closed to vehicular traffic between Piccadilly and Water streets. It will be opened to the public for walking, adding space to both roadway and sidewalks to relieve congestion.
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Main Street
Piccadilly
Water Streets
Sarah Zane Fire Company Schedules June Meeting and Parade
The Sarah Zane Fire Company will hold its monthly meeting on Thursday June 5 at 8 PM to discuss business of importance and make final arrangements for the parade on June 6. George Barr secretary.
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Sarah Zane Fire Company
George Barr
Legionaires and Handley High to Play on Friday
The American Legion and Handley High School baseball teams meet at 3:30 Friday afternoon at the baseball park for a benefit game. General admission is 25 cents. Legion and Handley field seasoned players including Weems Breckenridge Adams Plank Taylor Snyder Dunn Marshall Legg Michael Schneiderhan and Baker.
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American Legion
Handley High School
Legion Post
Handley
Legion
Weems
Breckenridge
Adams
Plank
Taylor
Snyder
Dunn
Marshall
Legg
Michael
Schneiderhan
Baker
Notice to Company I Infantry Members for Memorial Parade
All members of Company I One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry Virginia National Guard are ordered to be at their armory at 10 a m Friday June 6 in uniform to take part in the Confederate Memorial day parade and exercises.
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One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Virginia National Guard
Flower Shop Geraniums 2 for 25c Sale
Geraniums available Thursday Friday and Saturday at four price points from 1p to 21c. The Flower Shop advertises a brief flower sale with budget-friendly blooms and emphasis on quantity and value.
Grace_Setter Demonstrates Automatic Electric Cooking
The Domestic Science Instructor Mrs. Grace Setter of Potomac Edison Co will demonstrate Automatic Electric Cooking on June 10 and 11 from 2 to 5 p.m. The Northern Virginia Power Co invites attendance at 14 N Main St Winchester Va.
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Grace S.etter
Potomac Edison Company
Northern Virginia. Power CO
N. Main St
Winchester
Get RINEX at The People's Drug Co
Customers are invited to visit The People's Drug Co for RINEX during a sale from 6 to 1 and 2? The notice emphasizes limited time availability and a special discount on the product line.
Leopold and Loeb case prep looms in Illinois court
In a Chicago report the Leopold and Loeb kidnapping and murder case advances with two indictments against the youth defendants. Clarence Darrow weighs defense while grand jury witnesses are set to testify Monday as authorities push for formal on record statements.
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Prives
Chicago
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Loeb
Franks
Tri Sana Amine
Crowe
Clarence Darrow
Attractive Legion Memorial Program Promotes Memorial Day
The piece outlines a Legion event featuring Williams, Stephenson and Rosenberger with overseas service included. It aims to arouse patriotism and honor disabled ex servicemen, charging 25 cents admission with proceeds supporting Memorial Day activities.
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Williams
Ual
Pat Stephenson
Rosenberger
Legion
Dutton
No Increased Prices Promised for Theatre Patrons
Theatre in town announces no rise in regular all day admission for tomorrow. Dren and 15 26¢ for adults with continuous vaudeville, orchestra, and tour performances featured from night onward.
Ladies Hats On Sale At One Dollar And Two Dollars
Special sale begins featuring ladies hats priced at one dollar and two dollars. The promotion highlights bold discounts and a varied selection for shoppers, urging quick purchase to take advantage of the limited time offer.
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Agabem
Icker
Amer
Wicker,’ Jr
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Handley Library
Wicker
Richmond
Squire Pierce
Confedrate
Empire
Walsh
Colonial
Farmers Union
L. J. McCartney
Sect
Ip Jno
H. Rosenberger
Posse
Legionaires
Handley High
Margaret L. Hodgson
People’s Drug Co
Tracy
Charles Reams
People's
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