Relieace 5 Ala tt al a he ois and local visits
Relieace 5 Ala tt al a he ois RELIANEE VA J W Keener and daughter Anna visited Hagerstown on Thursday for grandchild Karicofe Ieyean Yarnlly hosted dinner Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wi O Cooley. George Olinger and family guests of Mr and Mrs D NS Ghiyd9. Mr and Mrs Crowell Beaty entertained.]]>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowell Beaty
C. W. Cooley
C. CB
Marguerite Willey
Simmer Gokogs
Harrisonburg
Miles Price
Mr. Price
Martinsburg
Spen
Ser
Joy
Social notes from Relief Brevities May June
Miss Helen Crim visited her grandmother in Winchester for a week. Paul Ritter spent Saturday night with Harry White. Mr and Mrs John Madagan and family visited Pat Madagan at his home nearburg on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Snapp
Luther Snapp
John Crim
Freddie Crim
Garland Madagan
Ashby Groves
Moselle Madagan
Helen Crim
Winchester
Paul~ Ritter
Harry White
John Madagan
Pat Madagan
Foot Comfort Department Promises Quick Relief
An ad touts Dr Scholl prompts for foot trouble in a Foot Comfort Department. It promises quick and permanent relief and invites customers to visit for the proper remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Scholl
W H Brown Wedding Receives Musical Reception
The wedding of W H Brown included a reception with guests from Washington Lexington Va Martinsburg W Va and New York Altoona Pa and Bunker Hill W Va A musical program featured organ and vocal solos violin and quartet selections with Mrs Harry Stouffer and Miss Madeline Whitlock performing special pieces The ceremony opened with a Lohengrin march and concluded with Mendelssohn Recessional and O Perfect Love as the couple exited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Colleen Cer
Clemmer
Lexington
Walter Potts
Mae Warren
H Cooper
Harry Maloy
Altoona
Lenner
New York
William Peery
Maria Bageant
Martinsburg
W. Va
M. A. Hodgson
Bunker Hill
Tilt
Madeline Whitlock
Hugh S. Duffey
Rosey
Mary Rosenberger
Offenbach
Evva ‘Stouffer
Harry C. Stouffer
Malley
Nina Williams
Harriet Pearson
Floyd Haines
Joseph Hodgson
Cadman
Pauline Shoop
Miss Whitlock
Auto License Receipts Increase in 1925 May Totals
Richmond reports automobile license receipts for January through May 1925 totaled 3,648,358.61, up 777,045.98 from the 1924 period. The five month gain nearly equals the entire 1924 year, while gasoline tax to June 1, 1925 shows a net rise of 136,836.40 versus 1924. The department expects stronger gains for the rest of 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Motor Vehicle Department
Farmers Cry Down Officers Offering Land For Taxes
In Nashville Arkansas a crowd of 1500 to 2000 blocked reading of a tax sale notice at the Howard County Courthouse. A second day of obstruction halted another sale of land for unpaid improvement taxes. Clerk R W Smith plans to report to the chancery court. the next session is in November. Road tax assessments have been delinquent since 1921, a fact recently upheld by the State Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Ark
Howard County Court House
R. W. Smith
Chancery Court
Arkansas farmers face land sales over road bond taxes
About three years ago Arkansas farmers who backed highway bond issues complained they could not pay the taxes. Letters to the New York Times described the dire agricultural belt tax burden. Courts upheld the taxes and officials now begin selling land to pay assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
New York Times
Kiefer Family Returns Home After Visit in Washington
Mr and Mrs Lewis Kiefer and their daughter Frances of Washington have returned home by automobile after a ten day visit to Mrs William Whisson and Mrs Virginia Simpson Fare on South Braddock Street.
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Lewis Kiefer
Frances Kiefer
Washington
William Whisson
Virginia Simpson
South Braddock
Union Leader Held In Contempt By W Va Court
Y A Bittner chief international representative of United Mine Workers in northern West Virginia coal strike area found guilty of contempt by Monongalia Circuit Court Judge I G Lazelle. Fined 500 dollars and six months in jail, released on 2000 dollar bond pending appeal. Contempt arose from May 3 Fairmont address challenging injunctions and judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Morgantown
W. Va
Y. A. Bittner
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
I. G. Lazelle
Monongalia
Bittner
Fairmont
Lazelle
Briand Says France Will Settle Debts
Geneva June 11 French Foreign Minister Briand told Congressman Theodore E Burton that France plans to take steps soon to settle its debt to the United States. The meeting occurred as Burton, a member of the American debt funding commission, discussed global funding moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Geneva
Briand
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
American Debt Funding Commission
France
United States
Miners and Police In Fatal Clash
William Davis, a striker, was killed and scores of miners and company police were injured in a confrontation over control of the Waterford power plant amid the British Empire Steel Corporation dispute with its employees in New Waterford Nova Scotia on June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated, Press
New Waterford
N.S
William Davis
Waterford
British Empire Steel Corporation
Attachment suit against C W Bowers in Frederick County Virginia
In the Frederick County Circuit Court a attachment action seeks to recover 4715.00 plus interest from C W Bowers and to seize his real and personal property in Frederick County and Winchester City. The defendant is alleged to be removing or about to remove assets from Virginia to hinder creditors. He is ordered to appear within ten days and the notice is to be published weekly for four weeks in the Evening Star and posted at the Frederick County courthouse by June fifteenth. C C Brannon, Clerk. Robert T Barton, p q.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Virginia
Circuit Court
Frederick County
M. P. Ehert
C. W. Bowers
Fredderick
Winchester
Virginia
Evening Star
Court House
C. C. ‘Brannon
Robert T. Barton
P. Q
Percy
Sibert
Bessie C. Sibert
Adam Forney
Percy L. Sibert
London Paper Ridicules Bryan Evolution Views
London papers mock William Jennings Bryan in the Twenties style, condemning his stance on evolution as absurd. The Westminister Gazette editorial fears the trial of John T. Scopes and Tennessees anti evolution law will stifle free inquiry and hinder scientific progress.
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London
Bryan
Associated Press
The
Westminister Gazette
Tennessee
William Jennings Bryan
Scopes
the Gazette
Notice of Master Commissioner actions in Sibert estate case
In Winchester Virginia the Master Commissioner Lake Frazier sets a June 15 1925 hearing to execute decree in the Sibert estate suit. Parties in interest must appear at No 36 Rouss Ave Winchester VA with evidence vouchers papers and matters necessary. The notice cites the April 1915 decree and May 1925 entry in the case.
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Rouss Ave
Winchester
J. W. Seen
P. C. Anderson
P.C. Anderson
Virginia
Rouss Avenue
Jas. P. Reardon
T. R. Cather
P. Q
Youth Found Shot Near Dead Girl Is In Critical Shape
Sterling Mills, a wealthy high school student, remained in critical condition after a Tuesday shooting in the woods near the site where his schoolgirl girlfriend Priscilla Amidon’s body was found. Police planned to question him when able, as authorities ordered schools to bar discussions of the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wellessly Farms
Mass
Sterling Mills
Priscilla Amidon
Well-Known Railway Clerk Recovers at Home
Mr. Fred J. Warrick, a renowned railway mail clerk, has been confined at home in Middle town with a badly infected leg since June 1. He is slowly recovering but remains confined to his room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Warrick
Middletowm
Miss Grace Hollinberger to Wed Mr George Curtis Spansler
Social notices report Miss Grace Hollinberger will marry George Curtis Spansler tomorrow at 4 o clock in Mechanicsburg. Miss Hollinberger, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry W Hollinberger, will be married in the Presbyterian Church with Mrs Fansler as matron of honor. The best man hosts a dinner at the Penn Harris Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hollinberger
R.S. Fansler
Arthur Leafe
Leslie B. Shepherd
Mechanicsburg
Mary Grace Hollinberger
Harry W. Hollinberger
George Curtis Spansler
Harrisburg
Presbyterian Church
Fansler
Penny Harris
Hollinberger
Winchester Memorial Hospital Training School
Pennsylvania Railroad
Miss McCartney Pupils to Give Saturday Recital at Empire
Miss Kathleen McCartney leads piano pupils in a Saturday morning recital at the Empire Theatre at 10 30 assisted by Miss Marshall Stryker Miss Margaret Hansbrough and Mr Floyd Haines The program includes a colonial number in costume by twenty children with no admission charge or reserved seats
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McCartney
Kathleen McCartney
Empire Theatre
Marshall Stryker
Margaret Hansbrough
Floyd Haines
Children’s Day Pageant at Baptist Sunday School
Sunday school will celebrate Children’s Day next Sunday morning with a children's pageant presented by the youngsters, highlighting their talents and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Sunday School
Pauline Shoop Performs at Irving College Concert
A Tuesday night concert at Irving College Mechanicsburg PA featured Pauline Shoop of this city, a violin student at Peabody, as one of the principal artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving College
Mechanicsburg
Pauline Shoop
Peabody
Brugh Couple Back Home For June In Hagerstown
Mr and Mrs Lynn K Brugh return to their Hagerstown residence after several months in New York City They plan to stay through June then travel in July to Norway to visit relatives and spend the fall in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn K. Brugh
New York City
Hagerstown
Norway
Paris
Walter H Bosserman Returns From Roanoke College
Walter H Bosserman has returned to his home from Roanoke College where he is a student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Walter. H
Bosserman
Roanoke College
Church Night Meeting At Friendship Hall
The Baptist Church held a night gathering at Friendship Hall last evening with a brief meeting followed by special music and refreshments for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Friendship Hall
James Stine Home From University Of Pennsylvania
Mr James Stine returns home from the University of Pennsylvania where he is a student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stine
University of Pennsylvania
Public Sale of Valuabe County Property in Winchester
The decree in Fred L. Glaize vs A Bowers et al directs a public sale in front of the Frederick County Court House Winchester at 11 am on Tuesday June 30 1925. A 2 acre 26.6 pole tract with house to sell. One third cash day of sale with balance in two annual bonds at 6 percent secured by deed of trust and insurance. Special Commissioners Lynch Ridgeway. Bond by Harry R Kern. Court Clerk Brannon. Also a Master Commissioner notice for Meredith Anderson et al regarding estate matters with weekly notices in Winchester paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Glaize
Glaize and Brother
Bowers
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Winchester
Student Hugh Green Home For Summer With Mother
Mr. Hugh Green a Virginia Polytechnic Institute student is home for summer vacation and will spend the break with his mother Mrs A L Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Green
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
A. L. Green
Washington man Mr. Jack Pole visits town with friends
Mr. Jack Pole of Washington spent yesterday in town with friends. Local residents noted his casual appearance and social visit, adding a note on the drawn crowds along Main Street as he toured shops and spoke with residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Pole
Washington
Miss Nina Mellwee Visits Fort Scriven Guests
Miss Nina Mellwee returns from Fort Scriven Georgia and is hosted by Mr and Mrs G C Rose at their North Main Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Mellwee
Fort Scriven
G. C. Rose
North Main Street
Raleigh Woman Guest of North Braddock Street Hosts
Mrs Harry Smith of Raleigh North Carolina is the guest of Mr and Mrs Edward Peer at their home on North Braddock Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smith
Raleigh, N. C
Edward Peer
North Braddock Street
Miss Agnes Mohler Visits Brenners in Martinsburg
Miss Agnes Mohler visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brenner of Moler avenue and has returned to her home in Winchester.
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Agnes Mohler
Fred Brenner
Moler Avenue
Winchester
Mrs Rodgers Visits Klines Then Returns Home
Mrs Harry Rodgers who stayed with Mr and Mrs F Estes Kline at their Vaucluse residence has returned to her Mount Crawford Virginia home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rodgers
Baltimore visitor Dewait to spend days in Winchester
Mr Donald Dewait of Baltimore arrived today and will stay a few days in Winchester. He was a student at the Shenandoah Valley Academy the past term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Dewait
Baltimore
Winchester
Dewait
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Mrs Wisecarver Heads to Capon Road for Visit
Mrs Nettie Wisecarver departed today for Capon Road to stay with her sister Miss Mary Braithwaite as a guest until Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Wisecarver
Capon Road
Mary Braithwaite
Maryland Graduate to Spend Summer at Harman Baker’s Home
Harman Baker arrived today and will host the summer season at his mother’s house. Baker graduated this week from the University of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Harman Baker
Mr. Baker
University of Maryland
Ida Steele Visits Stephens City Resident in Town
Miss Ida Steele of Stephens City spent the day in town, spending time with friends and running errands. Local residents noted her cheerful appearance and extended greetings as she moved through shops and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Steele
Stephens City
Gore man Mr E L Hook visits town today
Mr E L Hook of Gore was in town on a business visit today, calling on local merchants and exchanging news with residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Hook
Gore
Mr Edgan Walter Visits Chattanooga Kin
Mr Edgan D Walter arrived today from his home in Chattanooga Tennessee and is visiting his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs J M Orndoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgan D. Walter
Chattanooga, Tenn
J. M. Orndoff
Mrs Arthur Athey Returns Home After Nursing in Charles Town
Mrs Arthur Athey, who has served as a nurse in Charles Town for some time, has returned to her home. The move marks a transition in her nursing career and signals her return to family and local community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Athey
Charles Town
Mrs Hartman Hosts Miss Holver and Mr Lyman Guests
Miss Gladys Holver of Summit Point and Mr Ray Lyman will stay with Mrs C A Hartman at her North avenue home for several days as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Holver
Summit Point
Ray Lyman
C. 8. Hartman
North Avenue
Kellogg's Bran Aids Constipation Relief Nationwide
Advertised Kellogg's Bran promises permanent relief from constipation by cleansing and regulating the intestines. The ad touts All bran content, recommends two tablespoonfuls daily, and highlights serving ideas and availability in Battle Creek and via grocers, hotels, and restaurants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Beekeepers Find Demand for Honey
Beekeeping grows as public appreciation of honey increases and creates demand. Honey flavor and color vary with flowers visited. Honey replaces sugar in cooking and provides quick energy. USDA bee culture labresearch aids beekeepers by studying pests and nectar flow. States report heavy correspondence and co operation with the lab. Other divisions assist with chemistry and extension work to support beekeepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Entomology
United States Department
Sture Laboratory
Burstural Economics
Straw or Bedding Saves Liquid Manure on Farms
The article explains saving liquid manure in horse stalls by using ample straw bedding to absorb waste. It notes the absorbed manure should be applied to fields promptly, and describes practices in large arable setups with concrete floors, flushing drains, and distributing manure via cisterns, tank wagons, or spreading methods.
Molasses Not Best Food for Pigs, Says Pennsylvania Test
Pennsylvania experiments fed pigs corn with one part molasses and with none show molasses did not improve gains. The test found pigs given molasses gained about one fifth less than those fed corn alone, and two pints of molasses equaled one pound of corn in feeding value. Pigs did not show strong preference for molasses compared to corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Feeding Flax Straw as Livestock Feed
Flax straw can feed sheep and horses with moderate success as part of a rough ration. It has no new feeding value and should not be a large ration portion. Frozen straw is dangerous to eat soon after frosted because prussic acid poisoning can result.
Shell Weight in Eggs Points to Factory Scale
A scientist finds 84 percent of an average egg is shell and 1.6 pounds of shell cover 160 eggs per year. The idea suggests a high output hen laying 200 to 300 eggs yearly would always have oyster shells present or produce enough shell to cover her eggs.
Dry Mash Favored by Poultrymen for Better Results
Some poultrymen report good results by adding Ohio mineral mix to dry mash. The ration, 60 percent fine ground limestone and 20 percent salt, is added to mash with less than 10 percent meat scrap. The mineral ration is used to enhance nutrition in feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Weak-Shelled Eggs Threaten Hatch and Transit Loss
The text notes that soft and thin shells lead to egg damage during transit and while incubating. It highlights eggs used for hatchings easily cracking in nests and harming crate appearance, with shells not strong enough for shipping or storage.
Ship Howard sails from Baltimore with Stee family aboard
Capt and Mrs Henry Stee of Virginia Valley Orchard Camp Winchester were passengers aboard the Merchants and Miners ship Howard bound for Ce ae Mass, sailing from Baltimore on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stee
Virginia Valley
Winchester
Baltimore
Merchants and Miners
Howard
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Polo Grounds
Jack Dempsey
St. Paul
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Vernon L. Sibert
Lake Frazier
M. M. Lynch
P. Qi
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Harry R. Kirn
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