Recital by Mrs. Webster's class delights at Empire Theater
Students from Mrs. Webster's music and elocution class performed a varied program at the Empire Theater. Misses Dorothy Swartz Virginia Rosenberger Nancy Fugitt and others showcased singing piano and violin pieces to an amused audience of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helén Shockey
John Fisher
Lucy Ritenour
Helen Fugitt
Sankey Edwards
Summer
Abshire
Margaret Graber
London
Marie Ogden
Helen Miller
Frances Vincent
Dorothy Swartz
Estelle Stryker
Far East
Miss Stryker
University of Virginia
Alumni Association of
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Navy
Harman B. Bell
Baltimore News
Bell
Academy
Annapolis
Midshipmen
Severn
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Strasburg
Woman's Missionary Society of Winchester
al. Schecter
New York
John Inge and Company
George N. Whitehead
Thomas Proctor
British Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Knoxville
Tenn
Proctor
Virginia
Episcopal Bishop Brown Arrives for Summer Visit
Bishop William Cabell Brown of the Episcopal diocese of Virginia arrived for a several day stay with family members here for the summer. Mrs. T. J. Yates returned to Charles Town after visiting Mr. and Mrs. French Mompson on Amherst street. Mrs. Beckenheimer went back to Baltimore after visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Shank. Mrs. D. M. Swink and her daughter left for Norfolk. Miss Mary H. Capper visits relatives in Washington.
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William W. Baldwin
Baltimore
Gertrude Miller
Harry Markel
Katharine Barnett
Catonsville
M. H
Warrence Rice
Elizabeth
John Warren Rice
Denver
Colo
Pennsylvania
Stephens City
Graham
Trinity Lutheran Church
T. Emory
Tarboro
N. C
Jack
Gilbert T. Owens
Infantry
Delaplane
J. E. Marsh
Baltimore Sun
Sun Paper
J. D. Barrow
Hilda
John
Billy
Guy
Barrow
Elkins
W. Va
Whitacre
J. W. Brannon
Frank Yeakle
C. W. Heritage
Washington
R. M. Rowe
Philadelphia
Virginia
Arthur C. Stickley 2d
Woodstock
Frank Gould
Harrisonburg
Allen Gray
Dorothy Anderson
Miller Wisecarver
Woman‘s Missiona Society
Southern Methodist Church
Strasburg
Charlies Meecum
James Mecum
Galem
N. J
Hotel Jack
Downing Stickley
Medical
New Orleans
Courtney Stickley
Roanoke College
Salem
Violet Bevans
Shanholtz
Updike
Southwark Street
William Cabell Brown
T. J. Yates
Charles Town
French Mompson
Amherst Street
Beckenheimer
William Shank
South Market Street
D. M. Swink
Norfolk, Va
Mary H. Capper
Public Sale of Frederick County Farm in Virginia
A trustee will sell at public auction on July 31 1923 in front of the Winchester County Court House a farm of two tracts totaling about 52 acres and 3 4 acre with a dwelling in Cedar Grove. The sale follows a March 30 1918 deed of trust default and offers one third cash, balance due in one and two years with interest 6 percent, secured by deed of trust and insurance.
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Frederick County
Virginia
Puibi
County Court House
Winchester
Cedar Grove
Joel H. DeHaven
Jos. W. Hancher
D. H. Emerson
Circuit Clerk's
New Market Wins in Shenandoah Valley League
The text reviews New Market’s baseball prospects with players like Purdy Frank Watt and Steinfelt, notes on injuries to Red Ruppert, and mentions upcoming exhibition with the Piedmont Day Bugs on Saturday July 14. It highlights managers Norris and Byrd, infield depth, and ongoing tryouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Red” Ruppert
Robbins
Norris
Purdy
Pete
University of Maryland
Garry” Byrd
Frank Watt
Boyce
Walter Lloyd
Washington
Hope
Garrett
Steinfelt
New Market
Jeff’ Clark
Jeff
Baltimore
Sandy” Baker
Poole
Maphis
Virginia Varsity
Sam
Piedmont Day
Nick” Allrock
More Powerful Than Sermon
A reflective quotation by G. W. Curtis praising a single virtuous elder who, through a long life of trials, embodies peace and goodwill, strengthening faith in God, self, and others beyond many sermons.
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G. W. Curtis
Markets Report From Local and Baltimore Wholesale Prices
Local wholesale markets quote a range of staples with wheat flour eggs butter and poultry prices. Notable items include spring chickens at 0.48 per pound, hens under four pounds at 0.20, country butter at 0.60, and corn meal around 2.80 per bushel, with Baltimore wholesale prices referenced at 1.06 for shelled corn and 0.48 for other items.
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Hedneha
Hickens
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Skillcraft Clothes Shop
N. Main
Wright & Keffer
West Water Street
The
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Wks
STAR
Saus Star
Eee S48
Peyton St
Fairmont Ave
Emmert’s
F. S. Emmertson & Co
PRIC
Moling & Seal
Coolmoor Shade
J. P. Haddox Department Store
South Main Street
Moresey
Jessie Hillyard Trenary
East Water St
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Tar’ Wwork
Kelly
Henson Motor, CO
Lahie
Market ST
Piccadilly
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