All Stewed on Virginia Cider
An explosion or spill at a cider plant near Virginia resulted in 50 000 gallons of apple wine flooding a tank. Prohibition agents were alerted as workers rushed to collect the liquid. The event drew workers from nearby factories and caused a strong alcoholic odor to waft through the area.
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Philadelphia
Prohibition
Atene
Virginia
Pier No. 1
New York City
Wiliam Garrett and Company
Terminal
Brooklyn
Confederate Veterans Reunion Trip to Richmond
Captain Georg Kurtz accompanied by his daughter Miss Lucy Kurtz leaves for Richmond to attend the United Confederate Veterans annual meeting and reunion. Also traveling to join the event are Miss Margaret Stowers with her parents Dr. and Mrs. Stowers, and Mrs. S. M. Chiles accompanied by Mr. B. C. Campbell of Kernstown.
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Georg . Kurtz
Turner Ashby
Confederate Veterans
Richmond
United Confederate Veterans
Confederacy
Kurtz
Lucy Kurtz
Margaret Stowers
the Red Cross
Fourth of July Bid for Endless Caverns Celebration
Sealed bids are invited for the exclusive right to operate soft drinks fire cream and foods at the July 4 celebration at Endless Caverns New Market Virginia under The American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars of Haburg. Bids due by June 23 1922 with a 50 percent deposit. Right to reject bids reserved. About ten thousand attendees expected. Charles H Chandler Harrisburg Va listing agent.
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Endless Caverns
New Market
American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars
Haburg
Charles
H.chandler
Harrisgqubure
Winchester People Leave for Virginia Summer School
Mrs. Walker McC Bond and Miss Liduise Steele depart Sunday for the University of Virginia to attend summer school. Erastus Baker of Whitacre Va visits Winchester on business. Miss Sara Hughes, an Handley School teacher, leaves for Ashland Va and plans to return in September to teach again. Nan L. DuPuy returns from Roanoke Va to Winchester. Mrs. Jeffries of Ea Wirll county Va visits her sister-in-law Mrs. J. B. Beverley Jr. Catherine Miller and Mrs Fauntleroy Miller from Baltimore spend part of the summer here. John Krider of Baltimore visits Winchester. Dorothy Duncan leaves for Brave N Y. George S. Bailey of Cumberland Md and Mrs. R. C. Magruder with Mrs. F E. Maupin of Prairie Grove Ark plan to summer at Stony Mead Farm, Opequon. William B. Cornwell visits Romney W V to see relatives.
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Walker McC. Bond
Liduise Steele
University of Virginia
Sara Hughes
Handley Schools
Ashland
Hughes
Winchester
Jeffries
EaWirll County
Virginia
Inlaw
William P.dupuy
J. B. Beverley, Jr
West Clifford Street
Mrs. Fauntleroy? Miller
Catherine Miller
Baltimore
R. C. Magruder
FE. C. S Maupin
Prairie Grove
Ark
Stony Mead” Farm
B. C. Campbell
Opequon
Late News Notes From AlbIn Va
Mrs. Holmes Nail of Hayfield visits AlbIn. Mrs. Dillon from Loudoun county visits Dr. and Mrs. W M Janney. Mrs. Guy Smith calls on friends in the village. Ada Parlett of Winchester visits. Miss Susa Howard calls on Mrs. W A Orndoff. Mrs. J Yeaktey visits friends in the village.
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Albin
Dillon
Loudoun County
W.M. Janney
Guy Smith
Ada Parlett
Winchester
Susa Howard
W. A. Orndoff
J.8. Yeaktey
General Bailey on Brief Visit to City
Major-General Charles J. Bailey of the U S Army commanding the third corps area Baltimore and Mrs. Bailey spent Sunday in the city visiting Captain and Mrs. Guy E Manning. They spoke of serving together in the artillery at Jackson Barracks New Orleans. The general and his wife stayed overnight at Hotel Jack and left this morning by automobile for Lexington Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J., Bailey
United States Army
Third Corps
Baltimore
Bailey
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Guy E. Manning
Baifey
Man
Jackson Barracks
New Orleans
Hote
Jack
Mexican Shop Decor Items For Home and Porch
Carver and Mevicar at 1308 Market St offer cut pottery rugs and baskets to decorate homes and porches.
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Carver & Mevicar
Market St
Orkney Springs Hotel in Allegheny Mountains
Orkney Springs hotel in Virginia offers mineral baths and a fine orchestra. In the Allegheny mountains near Orkney Springs, Va the American plan promises comfortable accommodations for up to 600 guests with electric lights and amusements. Special rates listed at 17.50 per week or 5.00 per day.
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Orkney Springs
Orkney
Springs
Allegheny Mountains
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W. GC. Piundeke Co
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Romney, W. V2
Albin, VA
General Bailey
Official Bearings Service
Norfolk & Western
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Pocabonee
Norton
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