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Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
3
VMI Honors Robert Young Conrad at Field Dedication
A Roanoke Times staff writer reports at Lexington on a June dedication of a new athletic field by Virginia Military Institute to memory of World War I hero Robert Young Conrad. The piece recalls Conrad leading men at No Man s Land and dying of wounds, with VMI honoring his supreme sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Roanoke Times
Institute
Stonewall” Jackson
Robert Hy. Lee
Thomas J. Jackson
No Mans Land
France
Robert Young Conrad
Local Market Prices For Flour Butter Eggs And Poultry
Daily market listing shows prices for spring chickens creamery butter country butter eggs flour and middlings. Notable figures include spring chickens at 33 cents, hens under 4 pounds at 16 cents, creamery butter around 31 cents, local flour barrels at 1.65, 12-lb sacks at 0.75, and cotton seed meal at 2.90.
Fragmented OCR Grocery Listings and Prices
Readable items show various food prices and product names such as corn and butter with scattered figures. The legible elements include dairy prints and dairy products, with dates and percentages briefly noted amid garbled text.
Bust of Father by Miss Montague Displayed in Martinsburg Window
Miss M Louise Montague of Harpers Ferry and New York displays a life size bust of her father Lawrence A Montague in a Martinsburg jewelry window. She carved a death mask of him before his December 1918 coal gas deaths. Her sister Sister Immaculate of Wheeling nearly died at the same time. Montague later founded the International Humanity League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lawrence A. Montague
Louise Montague
Harpers Ferry
New York
T. 1. Beniz
Montague
Sister Immaculate
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Wheeling
M. Louise
International Humanity League
Latest patterns wallpaper and window shades sale
Advertisement for wallpaper patterns at 10 cents each in gilt 12.1-2 cents each for painting. window shades from 49 cents up. Company listed is Thomas & Messer Company located at 1015 W. Ral ted, Baltimsré.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas & Messer Company
W. Raltedt
Baltimsré
Last Rites for John J. Walsh
Funeral services for John J. Walsh a Winchester England native brick-layer who died at Memoriad Hospital after a brief uremic poisoning were held at the Church of the Sacred Heart with Rev Father Thomas A Rankin officiating. Interment followed at Catholic Cemetery with pall bearers Bernard Sullivan Joseph Sullivan O L Jamison Lewis Trier Michael Lillis and J D O Connell. Miss Walsh a niece and Mrs Ambach from Newark attended serving as assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Walsh
Winchester
Eng
Memoriad
Church of the Sacred Heart
Thomas A. Rankin
Gavin Chu High
New York City
Bernard
Joseph Sullivan
O. L. Jamison
Lewis Trier
Michael Lillis
J. D. O'Connell
Mr. Wash
Missee Walsh
Ambach
Newark
WN. J
Walsh
Memorial Society Meeting At Mrs Willis Home
The Ladies National Memorial Association will hold a meeting at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening at Mrs. W. R. Willis's home on South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ National Memorial Association
W. R. Willis
South Market Street
Summer Visitors Arrive in Winchester Area
Mr and Mrs Palmer and their Derby child from Washington arrive to occupy Mrs Lewis H Hyde residence on West Water Street for the summer. Mrs Derby formerly Miss Hilda Partner of Waghinaeten Shaig 9 near View Henry D Flood summers with her children at Mrs Richard BE Byrd’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Derby and Child
Washington
Lewis H. Hyde
West Water Street
Winchester
Derby
Hilda
Waghinaeten Shaig
View
Henry D. Flood
Richard BE
Byrd
Picnic at Sacred Heart Beach Party Draws Local Guests
Yesterday a large gathering traveled to the beach for a family outing. A 10 o clock wagon from J J Sullivan brought town youths who enjoyed games and sandwiches while Coca Cola bottling head John L Shine presided as the party host. Mrs Mo A Doran hit a home run in a casual baseball game and Father Meredith joined the guests along with Mrs Gavin Dhric and other attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Sullivan
John L. Shine
Coca-Cola
Mo A Doran
Verzi
Gallagher Warge
Father Meredith
Church of ‘the Sacred Heart
Gavin Dhric
Fort Loudoun Graduate Weds Fort Loudoun Graduate
A Fort Loudoun graduate, daughter of Clarence Owings of No. foot litte avenue, wed Thor Hudgins of sou in a Walbrook Methodist church ceremony. The bride, a graduate of Loudoun Seminary in Winchester, was attended by Miss Louise from this city and Miss Katheryn of Vaucluse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danoanoapies
Owings
Attyr Clarence Owings
Litte Avenue
Raita i Siehard' Thoras Hudgins
Walbrook
Loudoun Seminary
Winchester
Louise
Katheryn
Vaucluse
Mitchell Barr Sings Singers Trial Sparks Disorder Charge
In circuit court yesterday afternoon Mitchell Barr sang a tune titled Sweet Marie during arguments. Sheriff Pannett arrested him on a drunk and disorderly charge. Bail was set at $10 for appearance in bonce court this morning, but a game was forfeited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Mitchell Barr
Marie
Pannett
Fed
Bonce Court
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