Miss Young in The Road Through the Dark Fashion Role
Clara Kimball Young plays the lead in The Road Through the Dark a romance adventure set in Europe and America Miss Young sought new styles in New York to suit her film wardrobe all gowns ordered from Lady Duff Gordon The film features Clara Kimball Young with a late news reel and Lloyd comedy priced 22 cents before dawn showings.
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Tuoust Fatine
Lucile
Ligdy Duff-Gordon
Miss Young
New York
Fifth Avenue
Duff Gordon
Clara Kimball Young
Europe
America
Lloyd
Wallace Reid In The Dub Tonight
Wallace Reid, a leading cinema star, appears tonight in The Dub. The article notes his strong characterizations and artistry, detailing his breadth of study and outdoor interests. Showtimes listed are 7:30 and 9:00.
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Wallace Reid
Mr. Reid
Reid
Miss Anderson to Wed J B Cooke in Norfolk Norfolk
Invitations issued in Winchester announce the marriage of Miss Bessie Beall Anderson to Mr. Joseph Branham Cooke. The ceremony is set for 4 30 p m Saturday June 21 at the Clark Apartments in Norfolk Virginia. Miss Anderson is connected to Mrs Shirley Carter and Mrs J B Beverley Sr.
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Winchester
James Dorah Anderson
Bessie Beall Anderson
Joseph Branham Cooke
Clark
Norfolk
Miss Anderson
Shirley Carter
J. B. Beverley
Monroe named state road commissioner of West Virginia
Julius K. Monroe, construction engineer of the Winchester and Western Railroad, now building from Wardensville, West Virginia, is appointed state road commissioner by Governor John J. Cornwell, effective July 1. Monroe has previously worked for Morgantown and Kingwood Railway and served as surveyor in the West Virginia Maryland boundary dispute.
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Julius K. Monroe
Winchester and Western Railroad
Wardensville
W. Va
West Virginia
John J. Cornwell
Mr. Monroe
Morgantown and
Kingwood
Maryland
Relative of Late Judge Parker Dies at 96
Mrs. Hanah Elizabeth Fowler widow of Alonzo R. Rowler and cousin of the late Judge Richard Parker of Winchester dies at her daughter’s home in the Princeton apartments. She was 96 and survived by three daughters Mrs. L. E. Bowles Mrs. George Macfarland and Mrs. Virginia Middleton.
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L. E. Bowles
George Macfarland
Washington
Virginia Middleton
Springfield
W. Va
Dr Fahrney of Hagerstown Clinic Offers Free Consultation
A historic health advertisement lists numerous ailments including anemia, tuberculosis, rheumatism, diabetes, and nervousness with Dr Fahrney of Hagerstown offering a free consultation. The ad emphasizes a wide range of conditions treated and promotes medical care access.
Thomas B. Castleman Dead in Chicago
Thomas B. Castleman 65 longtime Virginia figure dies at his daughter’s Chicago home. He edited the Illinois Press in Danville and was son of the late Mrs. Ann R. Castleman who ran the Virginia Hotel at Berryville. He is survived by two sisters and a brother.
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Clarke County
Thomas B. Castleman
Chicago
Illinois Press
Danville
Ill
Ann R. Castleman
Virginia
Berryville
Margaret Showman
Washington
J. Hammond Siler
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Douglas Castleman
Missouri
Illness of Aunt Celia Williams III Widely Known Local Figure
"Aunt" Celia Williams widow of Isham Williams lies seriously ill at her South Main Street home. She is an old-time colored resident with many friends among white citizens who regret her illness as the community loses another elder figure.
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Celia Williams III
Celia Williams
Isham Wiliams
South Main Street
Celia
Unclaimed Letters at Winchester Post Office 1919
Weekly list shows unclaimed letters for the week ending June 7 1919. Names include Miss Isabel Anderson Mrs J A Clatterbuck Miss Lizzie Hodson J Walter Larrick Mrs Laura Richard J W Sibert. Postmaster notes one cent per letter.
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Winchester
Isabl Anderson
J. A. Clatterbuck
Lizzie Hodson
J. Walter Larrick
Laura Richard
Gale Bille Holds Pageant Title at Local Fair
Gale Bille claimed the pageant crown at the county fair show event held in the town hall arena. Judges awarded top honors to Bille amid a field of contestants, with community spectators noting the festive atmosphere and local support.
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Shenandoah Valley
East Piccadilly Street
Bath
Fred L. Glaize
the Commercial & Savings Bank
the Friendly Bank
Woodward's
Bell Phone S
Green’s Orchards
H. F. Byrd
Ice Cream Jones
Miller Fletcher
Mary Pickford
U. S. Army
Empire
Bea
Maud Radford
Path News
Howard Lloyd
J. B. Cooke
Julius Monroe
State Road Board
Judge Parker
Fahrney
Thos. B. Castleman
J. W. Sibert
Goodyear
N. Market Street
the Valley
Bell Phone
Phil
H. Cammer
Mer
G. O. Snapp
N. Market St. Bell
Kool
Hable
Hable’s
Liberty Bonds
the Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Palm Beach
Poplin
Gray & Sheetz
Men’s
B. R
E. Bruce Capper
Brumback & Bro