Tribute to memory of Mr Heishman in Gravel Spring Church funeral
J B Crowell reports the June 12 1926 funeral for Romanus Heishman in Gravel Spring Church Mountain Falls Virginia. The service featured Rev C R Cleckner and Rev T A Tobler with J F Lindamood directing conduct. He is remembered as a faithful church member survived by wife and 10 children and laid to rest in Gravel Spring graveyard.
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Romanus Heishman
Star Tannery
Gravel Spring Church
J. F. Lindamood
Lebanon Church
C. R. Cleckner
God
T. A. Tobler
Jonah Heltzel
Elijah Pifer
Alonzo Dodson
James Renner
Gus Stine
E.S. Orndorff
Harry Lindamood
Frank Funkhouser
Elsworth Dodson
James Bucher
Hollis Reynolds
Homer Hulver
Mr. Hershman
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Luther Brill
Hershman
Christ
Ukrainian Leader Oskilko Assassinated In Ravno
In Ravno Oskilko the Ukrainian leader and former chief of troops was killed today. Generals Petlaura and an anti Bolshevist faction have both been targeted by assassins. Communists are suspected of organizing both killings.
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Warsaw
Poland
Jane To Radziwill Oskilko
Ravno
Oskilko
Simon Petlaura
Paris
Belle Thompson credits Lydia Pinkham remedies for recovery
Mrs. Belle Thompson of Rossville Georgia describes years of insomnia and poor appetite then reports six bottles of Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and its Sanative Wash restoring sleep and energy. She now cares for her children and sings in the morning.
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Belle Thompson
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rossville
Georgia
Byrd to Return to Richmond After North Pole Flight
Lieutenant Commander Richard E. Byrd, first to reach the North Pole by air, heads to Richmond for a Thursday evening reception after a New York welcome by officials. A squadron of planes and small craft will greet him ashore from the Chantier with Gov. Harry F. Byrd among the welcoming party.
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Byrd
Richmond
Richard E. Byrd
North Pole
New York
Washington
Chantier
Harry F. Byrd
Protest Over Use of U S Flag in Canada Advertising
Hamilton Ontario June 21 Col R F Boyce U S Consul protested to Mayor Trelevean the use of the American flag in this city for business and advertising. The consul pointed out the practice by tourists and urged merchants to refrain from flying Stars and Stripes for commercial purposes while seeking cooperation to curb the practice.
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Hamilton
Ont
Col
R. F. Boyce
U. S
Trelevean
Boyce
United States
Local Benefit Event in Winchester Notes Yard Party
A small local notice describes a benefit event featuring the C. and P. Telephone Co. versus Northern Va. Power Co. at 2 p.m. at Denny Grove with Clarke County team. Music by M. C. Armel from Georgia and a hand saw on chimes. Proceeds go to the Post team.
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C. & P. Telephone Co
Power Co
Witress
Clarke County
Denny Grove
M. C. Armel
Georgia
Winchester
Em Ad
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Army and Navy Store
Jolliffe & Jolliffe P. S
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Eastman
Cine-Kodak
Boyd Drug Company
the Union Bank OF Winchester
Deerfield
Hodgson Brown
Jones’ Creamery
Ww. M. Fletcher
Acts OF General Assembly
General Assembly
Virginia
Empire Tonight
London
Renee
Adoree
Metro-Goldwyn
Owen Moore
Orhestra
Mr. Heishman
Editor
The
Star
J. B. Crowell
Mountain Falls, Va
Friendship Lunch Room
South Main Street
Winchester, VA
O. C. Holliday
Priestley
Gray & Sheetz
W. IE
Blanche
Canada
Bostonians
Huntsberry
Palm Beach
S. H. Hable
Brigham-Hopkin
Knox
Bradley
Orndoff & Brown
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Affleck
Ardenia Jones
Greene
Katherine Glass Greene
White Hall
White Post
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