Candidacy Announcements From Frederick County Officials
Frederick county candidates announce bids for local offices in the Democratic Primary to be held August 7 1923. Names include Boyd R Richards Isaiah C Rob H G Dehaven J M Massie and William Be Smith seek Sheriff and Commissioner of Revenue posts.
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Eee
Frederick Rah
ITV
Winchester
House of Delegates
Boyd R. Richards
Frederick County
Lee N. Whitacre
Isaiah C, Rob
Harry W. Hick
H. G. Dehaven
Gainesboro
J. M. Massie
Virginia
Tf Cother Pannett
General Assembly
Clarke County
Local Notices Mention Fractures and Visits Across Town
Fragmented notes describe multiple injuries including two fractures to the arm and a wrist sprain. Social updates record visits from Mrs. Spangler and Miss Nina Spangler, and Mrs. M. M. Orndorff of Strasburg, plus Harrrisonburg school attendance and house painting.
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Frances, Pugh
Ira Eaton
W. Spangler
Nina Spangler
M. M. Orndorff
Strasburg
Georgie Dick
Retha Kim‘ball
Winifred Whitacre
Harrisonburg
Attie
Johnson
Shipper
Martinatute
Wa. Va
D. W. Pugh
Bridal couple injures in smash near Martinsburg
A wedding party travel accident near Martinsburg West Virginia left Mrs Miller badly cut on the face and her husband and four children unharmed. The event occurred as they drove from Goshen Virginia after their honeymoon while the proprietor Gaénds of Gredk Tondbrog paid all costs for Miller’s wrecked automobile.
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Cedar Grove
Oliver Good
Rock Enon
Gold Clark
Isaac Miller
Mora Shane
Gaineshord
En Gaénds
Gredk Tondbrog
D. A. Anfer
Fairmont
W. Va
Martinsburg Pike
Winchester VA lot auction offers easy terms
Absolute auction of a lot in Henry addition Winchester Virginia scheduled for Tuesday June 28 at 10 30 a m. Terms include easy purchase options. R O Pr 6 22 3t
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Henry
Winchester
Relics From Harpers Ferry Raid Found in Baltimore Death
The late Mr. Albin Stabler who died in Baltimore possessed relics from the Harpers Ferry raid era. Among items are a labeled matches block from a Maryland schoolhouse used to assemble arms, a rope piece and hair from execution of Brown, and other boxes claimed to hold items from that abolitionist group. Mrs. Stabler, formerly Miss Bennett, taught near Harpers Ferry at a private school.
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Rpers Ferty
Brown
Charles Town
Albin ‘Stabler
Baltimore
Kennedy Farm
Maryland
Stabler
Miss Bennett
Kabletown
Harpers Ferry
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North Main St
the League
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Little Joe’s
15Th Street
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Main St
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Yarplost
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Phone Bell
Fairmont Ave
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Fort Loudoun
Sale
Kelly ‘Trek
Henson Motor, Co
N. Kent St
S. Market ST
Ike
BRG& Campbell
Glass
Pigegdilly St
Frank Baker & Son
Empire Theatre
Lein
Pr. A. Shryock
William Fox
William Russell
Howard Mmitchell
Fies
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Whitacre
Lowell Brappou
Whaler Csivae
Imekete Tpire
Woodstock
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Norfolk & Western
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Norton
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Sanunders
Gen’ Pass
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Palm ‘Beach
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Bradley
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Manhattan
Nettleton
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Torreon
Haddox
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