Winchester Second Ward slate urged for council seats
The Democratic Executive Committee of Winchester Virginia appeals for united support for J George Baetjer R Frank Barr and W W Dellinger in the upcoming Second Ward Common Council election. They counter independent candidates claim of tax and school policy highlighting Baetjer’s integrity and a stable water rate while urging voters to back the three nominees. The letter defends the existing council record and cautions voters against what it calls misleading statements from independents.
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Lamp
Garber
Board of Review
North End
L.M. Lamp
Barr
Dellinger
J. George Baetjer
Common Council
Winchester
Virginia
Staunton
Newport News
Winchster
Baetjer
Democratic Executive Committee
Second Ward
Lee Lamp
Henry
Council
Fred W. Forney
Herman H. Hable
J. Henkel Henry
R. Frank Barr
W. W. Dellinger
Fred. A. Robinson
Homer B. Garber
Farmers Union Meeting in Stephens City Bank June 5
The Farmers' Union of Stephens City will hold a meeting in the bank building on Saturday evening June 5. The discussion will cover binder twine and coal. I. W. Scothorne serves as Secretary Treasurer.
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Farmers’ Union of Stephens Ity
Binder Twine
I. W. Scothorne
Shenk Pleads Guilty. Six Months For Liquor Still
Frank W. Shenk of Bartonville pleaded guilty in Circuit Court to illegal possession of a still and was sentenced by Judge Whiting to six months imprisonment and a $25 fine plus costs. He was given until the next term to begin serving. The raid on Shenk’s premises followed a tip to Sheriff Pannett. A companion then testified about liquor found there, though related charges were not pressed. Also noted were indictments and sentences for others including Walter Orndorff, Austin Copeland, and Wise Pangle amid a broader round of county court actions and upcoming local elections in Winchester with lengthy voter hours and campaign activity.
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Frank W. Shenk
Bartonville
Whiting
Joun
Shenk
Pannett
Walter Orndorff
Crason Renner
Renner
Memorial Hospital
Orndorff
C. A. Wisecarver
Austin Copeland
Wise Pangle
Phil. H. Gold
Utah
Stock Market Ends Week Quietly With Modest Gains
New York June 7 The stock market opened dull with irregular moves yet mostly higher. Weekend business was colorless. Call money renewals were at 4 percent. The close was firm and total sales neared 950000 shares.
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Associated Press
New York
Police Justice disposes cases this morning
Justice Weems disposed of several cases this morning including Fred Jenkins Joseph M Pence Dan Wilson David and George Pattinson all for being drunk with five dollar fines and two dollar costs and J M Young also drunk with ten dollar fine and two dollar costs.
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Weems
Fred Jenkins
Joseph M. Pence
Dan Wilson
David
George Pittington
J. M. Young
Chief Justice Taft Missing Supreme Court Session
Chief Justice Taft was unable to attend today’s Supreme Court session due to illness. At his home officials said the condition was not serious and doctors advised three days of bed rest after a period of strenuous work closing the term of court.
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Associated Press
Washington
Taft
Supreme Court
Lee Lauded For Rights Resolution
In Washington on June 7, Representative Bland of Virginia praised Richard Henry Lee as the author of the resolution that the colonies ought to be free and independent, introduced in the Continental Congress 150 years ago today.
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Associated Press
Washington
Richard Henry Lee
Virginia
Representative Bland
Continental Congress
Rotary Kiwanis Baseball Game Sets June 8 Match
Rotary vs Kiwanis game scheduled for Tuesday June 8 at 3 30 pm with admission of 50 cents. Event noted in club sports listing with date and price.
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Rotary
Kiwanis
Miller Train Control Stock Payment Terms
Miller Train Control will accept its stock at five dollars per share as payment for suburban real estate in the area near Room 20 at Franklin National Bank, Washington, D.C.
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Miller Train Control
Miller Train
Franklin Nat
Washington, D.C
Methodists Buy Attractive Lot for New Church
Negotiations nearly complete for sale by heirs of the late Miss Mary Spottswood Buchanan of her North Braddock street home to Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South for a new house of worship. The 98 by 180 foot lot fronts Braddock between Piccadilly and Amherst, with a $21,000 price. Dabney C. Harrison, Miss Nannie Thomas, and Samuel S. Thomas, heirs, will execute the deed within two weeks. the property has been in the hands of B. M. Sullivan, real estate debtor. The Buchanans and prior owners include Mrs. Betty Taylor Dandridge and Sara Wood.
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Mary Spottswood Buchanan
North Braddock Street
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Braddock Street
Indian Alley
Piccadilly
Amherst Streets
Dabney C. Harrison
Nannie Thomas
Samuel S. Thomas
Buchanan
B. M. Sullivan
Betty Taylor Dandridge
Zachary Taylor
Sara Wood
Suchanan
Memorial Day Observances Marked by Fewer Veterans in Parade
A Memorial Day ceremony in Winchester drew about 4 000 people despite wet ground and threatening weather. Aubrey G. Weaver of Front Royal Va spoke at Stonewall Cemetery while small crowds accompanied the parade led by W S White and John W Larrick Jr. The thin turnout included just a dozen to fifteen Confederate veterans in the parade, with most in autos. the second Battle of Winchester marker was unveiled by Miss Colleen Over and Miss Nancy Bowtly on the City Hall lawn.
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Stonewall
Aubrey G. Weaver
Front Royal
Cameron Street
City Hall
W. S. White
John W. Larrick, Jr
Fred. Yeakley
Piccadilly Street
Loudoun
Cork
Cameron
Boscawen Street
American Legion
National
Handley High School
Stonewall Memorial Association
United Daughters of the Confederacy
A. Freed
Grace Lutheran Church
John H. Rosenberger
Robert Y
Conrad Post
Weaver
I. T McFaden
Presbyterian Church
Company I
W. H. MclIlwee
Gity Hall
Virginia Battlefield Markers’ Association
Winchester
Colleen Over
Nancy Bowtly
Congressman Rankin In Capitol Building Fracas
An ink well was hurled and a glass of water thrown during a scuffle at the Capitol between Representative Rankin of Mississippi and Frederick A. Fenning, DC commissioner, with counsel Frank J. Hogan. Hogan suffered a minor injury while others were separated. Rankin and Fenning traded accusations amid a House judiciary committee investigation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Capitol
Rankin
Mississippi
Frederick A. Fenning
District of Columbia
Frank J. Hogan
House Judiciary Committee
Fenning
Hogan
Moling and Seal Spring and Summer Dress Goods Material ad
Read Moling and Seal Spring and Summer Dress Goods Material ad on 7th.page.
Cadillac Sport Model for Sale by H W Ebert
Classified brief notes a late Cadillac sport model put up for sale by individual seller H W Ebert. Includes minimal details on condition and price not fully legible.
Henry Comments In Schools Draws Fire Of Duffey
Editor the Star defends school publicity policy and counters a June 4 letter by J Henry. Henry questioned county figures. Duffey defends public school funding shares, refines facts on Richmond data, and notes ongoing citywide material forthcoming.
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Henry
Duffey
Byrd Expects To Reach the States About June 22
Comdr. Richard E. Byrd aboard the steamer Chantier expects to reach New York around June 22. A Navy Department message said all on board were well after leaving England on June 4.
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Byrd
Associated Press
Washington
Richard FE. Byrd
Chantier
New York
Navy Department
England
Sale of Household Effects and School Books on Campus
On the Campus at Fort Loudoun Seminary, Thursday, June 10, at 10 a.m. Cash terms. A. G. Swanson, doctor.
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Fort Loudoun Seminary
Handley High School Holds Baccalaureate Sermon
The Handley High School baccalaureate was preached last night in the school auditorium by Rev. Robert B. Nelson of Christ Episcopal Church. The large attendance joined in worship as the Ministers Association led the service, with the Glee Club performing Bates’s O Beautiful for Spacious Skies and Lathbury’s Day is Dying in the West. Clergymen Rev. F. R. Casselman and Rev. J. Luther Neff led worship, and the Haddley Glee Club under Mrs. Solenberger sang Rodgers anthem Lord, for Thy Tender Mercies Sake. The service opened with invocation and responsive Psalm reading, ending before continued coverage.
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Handley High School
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Ministerial Association
F. R. Casselman
Centenary Reformed Church
Kathryn Lee Bates
Mr. Casseldan
Mary Lathbury
West
J. Luther Neff
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Haddley Glee Club
Solenberger
Rodgers
Funeral Services For Morton B. Harloe Held
The remains of Morton B. Harloe Winchester inventor and Methodist lay evangelist died last week at his Valley Pike home were laid to rest in Mount Hebron Cemetery Friday. Services at the family residence were conducted by Rev. J Luther Neff and Rev. Dr. C A Freed with many friends in attendance. All children attended except George Harloe of Bakersfield California. Pallbearers included William R Hillyard Harry B Keckley and others.
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Morton B. Harloe
Winchester
Valley Pike
Mount Hebron
J. Luther Neff
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Harlee
C. A. Freed
Grace’ Lutheran Church
Mr. Harloe
George Harloe
Bakersfield
Cal
William R Hillyard
Harry B. Keckley
C. T. Ritter
Charles Summers
Lawrence C. Hollis
BE. B. Clevenger
Harry H. Willis
C. 8. Doyle
Churchill Narrow Escape After Auto Collision
Churchill chancellor of the exchequer escaped unharmed when his car collided with a motor van in Westerham. Both vehicles were badly damaged. The van driver suffered a broken rib and other injuries.
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Associated Press
Westerham
Beng
Winston Churchill
For Sale Ford Coupe Bargain in Winchester
Several used cars in excellent running condition with a special bargain on a Ford Coupe. Call 447. Arthur Sim at 40 Rousse Avenue, Winchester Virginia, May 4, 8t 1ip.
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Sim
Arthur
Rousse Ave
Winchester
Memorial Service Assembly Call at Odd Fellows Hall
NOTICE I, C. O. F. Members requested to assemble at Odd Fellows Hall Sunday, June 6, at 2.30 p. m. to attend annual Memorial Service. NORVAL M. HOUSE, Noble Grand. Drugs People s Drug Store.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Norval M. House
Noble Grand
Public Sale of Live Stock at Perry's Grazing Farm
A public sale of live stock will be held on Senseney Road opposite the Golf Club Grounds on Wednesday June 9 at 10 a.m. Readable offerings include Jerseys Durhams Herefords Guernseys beef cattle hogs and pigs stock bulls and purebred cattle with papers. Perry's Grazing Farm conducts the sale.
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Senseney Road
Golf Club
Perry
South End Hose Company Meets Monday Night
The regular meeting of the South End Hose Company will be held on Monday night June 7 at o oclock Every member is requested to be at this meeting. Secretary.
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South End Hose Company
Sport Model for Sale 1P-11 by H. W. Ebert
Classified notice advertising a sporty model car or vehicle part titled Sport Model for sale 1p 11 by H. W. Ebert. Includes the seller name and item condition implied in a compact sale listing suitable for a local paper.
Baetjer Replies To Henry On School Costs In Winchester
The Star prints Baetjer's defense against Mr Henry's claims about school and street budgeting. He argues local conditions vary, disputes Henry’s figures, and defends the Winchester School Board’s efforts to balance economy with efficiency. Baetjer names committee members and asserts Henry is out of touch with his panel.
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the Star
Mr. Henry
Menry
Henry
Gost
Winchester
Yamittee
Etter
Baetjer
Finance Committee
Nelson Page
C. P. McVicar
Fred A. Robinson
Page
For Sale Cheap 1926 Nash Ajax Sedan in Good Condition
Used Nash Ajax sedan from 1926 with only 2200 miles, described as perfect. Priced for quick sale. Call 447, WV. Arthur at 40 Rouss Ave, Winchester, Virginia.
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Cail
Arthur
Rouss Ave
Winchester
State Ve Kiwanis Club Meeting Notice
Kiwanis club announces a Tuesday meeting on June 4 at 4 30 p m with admission 50 cents. Event appears to be a local club gathering as advertised in the public notices.
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State Ve. Kiwanis
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Mr. Lamp
Frank Shenk
Circuit Court
The
Star
J. H. Henry
Hughs. Duffey
Handley Schools
Rotary Club
Lee
Dandridge
Capitol Building
H. W. Ebert
Richmond
Handley Fund
J. Fuller Bright
A. G. Swanson
Handley Auditorium
Churchill
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