Winchesters Attend Seattle Convention and Local Notices
Mr and Mrs D W Ritenour depart for Seattle to attend the Mutual Insurance Agents convention with a past year sales total of 260000 and a 250000 club membership. Other items note visits by local families, society gatherings, anniversaries, and residents traveling to Baltimore Clarke county fishing trip on Blackwell Island and social events at the Dorsey home.
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D. W. Ritenour
Seattle
Wash
Mutual Tite Inaceemes Company
New York
West
Northwest
Ran
Winchester
Clarke County
Isaak Walton
Blackwell’s Island
Potomac River
Washington
Harry H. Woodward
Lee Lamp
Joseph B. Hodgson
Midge” Taylor
Jack Steele
Harry Steele
Edward Lupton
Charles Cross
Mr. Grove and Son
Berryville
Earl Steele
Blackwell's Island
Miss Richard
Hopkins
Mildred Richard
J. A. Richard
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Marian Horsfel
Marion
Goucher College
Horsfel
Richard
South Stewart Street
Governor Byrd
Harry F. Byrd
Byrd
Miss Westwood Byrd
Masters Harry, Beverley
Richard Byrd
Richmond
William M. Jenkins
W. H. Reed
South Braddock Street
Frank Walter
Fulton, Ky
South Cameron Street
Edith Kirby
Quicksburg
Takoma Park
D. C
Thomas White
South Kent Street
St Louis Welcomes Lindbergh Home After Landing
A deep haze hung over Lambert Field as Col. Charles Lindbergh landed at 3 37 this afternoon. The crowd gathered to greet the famed aviator and the welcome ceremony began shortly after his arrival.
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Lambert
St. Louis Field
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Lindbergh Returns to St Louis in Spirit of St Louis
Crowds along the river and roofs greet Charles A Lindbergh as he lands at Lambert Field after a nine hour flight from New York. Philip Love guides him to the field where 5000 wait, including his mother Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh, amid festive, rain soaked reception in St Louis.
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St. Louis
Philip R
Red) Love
Associated Press
Babe Hire
King of
Lambert Field
Evangeline Lindbergh
Dwight Davis
Omy
San Diego
New York
Paris
Lindy
Col. Lindbergh
Lambert- St. Louis Field
Col. Tindbergh
Scott Field
Bellville
Ill
Love
Wilbur
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
Nearly All B L E Branches To Be Merged
Negotiations for a merger of all but one Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers financial branches with Mitten Company Inc Philadelphia proceed. Mitten would add over 29 million dollars in resources and take active control of brotherhood banks and other enterprises. The plan, presented to the convention by William B Prenter, was disclosed as Thomas E Mitten was in Cleveland this week.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Mittenanesment, Inc
Philadelphia
Brotherhood
Mitten Company
Thomas E. Mitten
William B. Prenter
Mitten
Swimming Contest to Open Opequon Lake Park
Prizes totaling 25 dollars will be awarded Monday at Opequon Lake Park for a series of swimming events. Boys compete in 75 yard freestyle, 40 foot egg race, 100 foot crawl, 200 foot handicap, dressed swim, fancy diving and underwater distance. Girls race in 75 foot freestyle, 50 foot side, 100 foot handicap in dress and shoes, dressed swim and fancy diving. Canoe races for one or two paddlers are also listed.
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Opequon Lake Park
C and O Merger Inquiry Delayed By Argument
The Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry into the Chesapeake and Ohio merger was suspended as attorneys reach a Monday hearing plan. Counsel for van Sweringen seeks a ruling on his client’s obligation to answer certain questions posed during the hearings.
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Washington
Chesapeake and Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
P van Swerigen
van Sweringen
Bride Writes Her Own Marriage License in Charles Town
Charles Town deputy clerk Miss Helen H Phillips wrote a marriage license for herself as she prepared to wed Norman Englemann Douglas of Pittsburgh on June 25 in Charles Town. Emma A Stanley succeeds her in the county clerk office.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Helen H. Phillips
Norman Englemann Douglas
Pittsburgh
Phillips
Emma A. Stanley
Richards Announces Candidacy for House of Delegates
Boyd R. Richards declares his candidacy for the House of Delegates subject to the Democratic primary set for August 2, 1927. This formal announcement notes the political race and party process.
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House of Delegates
Boyd R. Richards
Garden slogan and farm tips from an old pamphlet
The text extols weed control to reap benefits and cites a slow yet steady wealth producer. It notes sweet clover as a top honey plant, urges keeping bees, and states that a silo increases farm production by about ten percent and can raise carrying capacity by up to twenty five percent.
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William Dorsey
White Hall
Mary and
Ada Yeakley
Genevieve Lee
Freda Grove
Peveane Ty
Virginia Yeakley
Adenette
Julian Larrick
Gainesboro
Carl and
Ray Hicks
Carl Martin
Lester Branger
Ottie
Dorsey and Son
Roy Campbell
Raymond Dorsey
Henry
Agnes Henry
Morgantown
Florida
J. H. Cooper
Strother Sherman
William Henry
Reston L. Neff
Gordon, Pa
Arthur S. Beaver
Littleburg
J. Luther Neff
Neff
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
J. A. Parker
Stephens City
Parker
Frederick County
Ae Mah Seer
Tal
May Carper
Lois Yost
Rev
Mrs. W. O. Talbert
National Avenue
Lillian Perry
Stewart's Business College
Iras Capper
Fairfax Hotel
John Jcliffe
Clearbrook
James Rutherford
Memorial Hospital
Wilmer F. Shryock
Martinsburg, W
George W. Christian
Shenandoah Valley
George Washington Hotel
Daisy Pennington
Greenwood
Harry Butler
Shenandoah River
Front Royal
James B. Yates
Kennebunkport
Maine
Margaret Goodman
Handley High School
University of Virginia
Granville Chapman
Slanesville
Lewis H. Hyde
Norwich
Conn
Fie Bayliss
Hagerstown, Md
R. M. Johston
Loudoun Street
Capt. Ewart Johnston
White Post
Dudley L. Miller
Antrim A. McKay
Sandyside
Mary Pearson
Charlottesville, Va
Messrs
William E. and
Richard Smith
Gore
Albert Frazier
Charles Philips and Son
Newburg, W. Va
Elmer E. Rush
East Piccadilly Street
Thomas K. Nelson
Virginia Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
West Boscawen Street
Beulah Cline Capper
Miss Mary Capper
Ida’ Keller
Fairview Avenue
Deauville
Huntsberry
Opequon
Bride
Sample Shoe Store
Hee
Adolen Ruukon
Jesse Lasky Paabwe
Frank Uovd
Evle
Tagion
Withlorence Vidor, Ricardo Cortez
Belgium
Albert
Kurssal
Ostend
Organization
Finternational
Peete
Father
John S. Solenberger & CO
N. Main Street
Herrin
Williamson
County
Illinois
Lory Price
Price
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