Next Confederate Reunion Set for Winchester
Dabney C. Harrison of this city says the next reunion of Virginia Confederate veterans will be held in Winchester. The last Winchester gathering was August 1922 with lavish local entertainments, following Roanoke 1923 Charlottesville 1924 and Farmville 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confederate Veterans of Virginia
Winchester
Dabney C. Harrison
Farmville
Roanoke
Charlottesville
Staunton
Instant Relief From Bunions Soft Corns
An advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a powerful antiseptic for bunions and corns. It claims rapid pain relief after applying drops to inflamed joints and swelling reduction with repeated use. Baker's Drug Store guarantees and dispenses the product to many customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker’s Drug Store
Adv
Lucy G. Allen
Boston School of Cookery
Mrs. Rover
Iss Margaret A. Hall
Battle Creek College of Home Economics
Jones Brothers Sentenced to Two Years for Conspiracy
Neufield T. and Winfield Jones, Maryland Drug and Chemical Company officials, sail for Atlanta penitentiary to serve two year terms for conspiracy to violate the Valetead act by illegal diversion of alcohol. Departure delayed by crowded conditions. aboard train with them was Walter M. Snyder, teller at Baltimore branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, convicted of embezzling $7,200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Neufield T
Winfield Jones
Maryland Drug and Chemical Company
Atlanta
Walter M. Snyder
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Favors Alcohol For Motor Fuel
Senator Heflin proposes government supervised distillation of surplus grain into alcohol for industrial use to run automobiles and argues a gasoline price reduction would follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senator Heflin
Alabama
Senate
Yard Party by Ladies Aid Society
A yard party event organized by the Ladies Aid Society is set for Saturday night in Macedonia on June 19. Public invited. Calendar note references June 14 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia
Ladies’ Aid Society
Coolidge To Order Cut I Government Spending Plan
President Coolidge plans to cut government administration costs to offset higher next year spending for public improvements. With budget chief Lord, he outlines a fiscal program to avert a Treasury deficit and hints at no immediate tax reduction. Both speeches will be broadcast by radio to department heads on June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Lord
Treasury
Mr. Coolidge
Natural Bridge Draws Tourists From Every State
Virginia's new national park draws visitors from across the United States and abroad. Each tourist must register before proceeding to view the famed bridge, and the registry shows the origins of many guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
New National Park
United States
Natural Bridge
Visitors arrive from most states and many nations
Visitors this year come from nearly every state except three of the 48 and from Canada New South Wales England France Spain Germany Russia New Zealand Australia the Philippines China Japan and Greenland. Pennsylvania Ohio New Jersey and New York visitors outnumber those from Virginia and the Carolinas.
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Union
Canada
New South Wales
England
France
Spain
Germany
Russia
New Zealand
Australia
China
Japan
Greenland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Jersey
New York
Virginia
Carolinas
Congress Plans To Adjourn By July 1
Washington reports a July 1 adjournment likely as party leaders expect farm relief votes this week and the French debt issue pushed to later. Senate action may then turn to the radio bill and rivers and harbors, with a contested waterways bill looming and an extended layoff affecting House work on elections and minor measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
Conference Committee
House
Appropriations
Indian Oil Leasing and Aviation
Byrd Seeks Road Gas Haulage Report in Virginia
Governor Byrd asks Virginia railroads to submit a report listing the volume of gasoline hauled and the consignee names to verify tax payments under the state gas tax law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Byrd
Notice of Suit and creditors in Winchester court
In the Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court of Winchester on May 22 1926 Philip Williams Trustee sues Winchester Orchard Supply Co Inc and unknown creditors to enforce a deed of assignment dated November 23 1925 and liquidate assets. Foreign corporations and nonresidents must appear within ten days of publication. Publication to occur weekly for four weeks in The Winchester Evening Star and a copy posted by June 7 1926. Names of several defendants and creditors listed. Clerk Ray Beverley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court OF
City OF
Winchester
Philip Williams
Winchester Orchard Supply Couy, Inc
Et Als
Winchester Orchard Supply Company, Inc
Winchester Orchard Supply Co., Inc
Winchester Orchard Supply Co. Inc
Virginia
Eucharistic Congress Promises Greatest Religious Spectacle
Chicago prepares for the first US Eucharistic Congress gathering in June with Cardinal Mundelein directing plans for up to a million visitors. 13 cardinals and numerous bishops attend opening rites at Holy Name Cathedral and Soldiers Field, with outdoor mass on June 25, a 74 foot Madonna statue, a 500 archbishop and bishop sanctuary, and segregated sessions by nationalities.
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Chicago
United States
Mundelein
Archdiocese of
Rome
Vatican
Holy Name Cathedral
Soldiers’ Field Stadium
Mundele
Cadinal Bonzano
the Holy Name Society
Art Center of a High School Wins Wide Recognition
Springville High School in Utah has built a student run art gallery valued at about $100,000 with roughly 200 pictures and several statues. Annual exhibits attract up to 70,000 people, and last show drew inquiries from Paris and London. The center began about twenty years ago by John Haf en and Dr. George L. Smart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Springville
Utah
Springville High School
John Hafen
George L. Smart
Paris
London
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Strength and Vitality
An advertisement touts GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TONIC as strengthening and invigorating. It claims to restore color to cheeks and increase appetite, appealing to readers seeking energy and wellness benefits.
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N.Y
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Jersey City
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Oliver Chilled Plow Works
Harrisburg
Rubber Co
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Rawlings Implement Co
Republic Belting Co
Russell Wind Stacker Co
Indianapolis
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Scheffer & Rossum Co
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Minn
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N. Y
Tyton Brothers, Incorporated
Flora Dale
Tiffany, C. R. Conklin
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Home Economics
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Perfection Stover Company
Standard Oil Co
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