Little Fargo Nutter Vanishes from Harrisonburg Home
Special to The Star eight year old Fargo Nutter disappeared Sunday night after leaving the Breeden home 408 Lee Avenue Harrisonburg neighbors searched all day but found nothing. Fargo is described as large for his age with dark brown curly hair and a striped waist. His father reportedly is in Texas and his mother is missing. the Breeden family fears kidnapping or loss and offers a reward for information.
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Little Fargo Nutter
F. A. Breeden
Lee Avenue
Harrisonburg
Mr. Breeden
Breeden
Reédea
Texas
Washington
Fargo
Radicals urge general strike in the Philippines
Associated Press reports radical groups in Manila visit leaders to press for a general strike starting June 26 as anti foreign agitation spreads in China. Dispatches describe attacks on Japanese officials in southern cities, including stonings of consuls and casualties, while Tokyo seeks cooperation with powers and London hosts talks on the Chinese crisis.
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China
Ching Kiang
Japan
Ningpao
Chunk King
Wuchow
Peking
Shanghai
Chinese Foreign Office
Cinsae Foreign On Ath
Manila
Tokyo
London
The
Daily Telegraph
Manchuria
Chang Tso-Ling
Bolshivik
Chang
Missing Lad Born in Winchester Disappearance of Nutter boy noted
The eight year old son of William and Myrtle Nutter vanished from Harrisonburg, Virginia on Sunday night. A state wide search is underway. The Nutters had a fraught marriage in Winchester where he ran a dancing school and faced divorce proceedings begun in Corporation Court in 1922 but later dismissed.
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Winchester
Nutter
F. A. Breeden
Harrisonburg
William James Nutter
Myrtle Nutter
Colored couple to wed in city marriage license issued
A marriage license was issued today in the Corporation Clerk's office to Clayton M. Hall and Mazie Moten, a colored couple of the city. She is a daughter of Harry Moten, while he is a son of Philip Hall and is a waiter at a local hotel.
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Corporation Clerk’s Office
Clayton M. Hall
Mazie Moten
Harry Moten
Philip Hall
Baker Couple Depart for Staunton Meeting
Mr and Mrs Louis L Baker left today for Staunton where Mr Baker attended a meeting of the Pharmacists Association. He will be away for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis L. Baker
Staunton
Baker
Pharmachttal Association
New Glory for Old shown for Legion benefit at Empire Theatre
United States Signal Corps film New Glory for Old to be shown afternoon and evening June 24 and 25 at the Empire Theatre for Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion. The film, praised by army officers and approved by the General Staff Historical Division, depicts Chateau Thierry St Mihiel and Argonne fighting with authentic on the firing line footage and engineers bridging the Marne.
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United States Signal Corps
Empire Theatre
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
General Staff of
Army
War College
Chateau Thierry
St. Mihiel
Argonne
Ae Pershing
Red Cross
Christian Association Workers
Plan to finance Shenandoah Park land in Blue Ridge
A proposal to raise 14 million dollars to finance the Blue Ridge park site has been presented to Secretary D P Wine of Shenandoah Valley Inc by the Bankers' Service Association of New York. The plan awaits Shenandoah National Park Board approval in Luray and a Charlottesville meeting for state financing steps. The federal government has not bought land for parks. funds are to be raised by Virginia and nearby states and donated to the government.
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Blue Ridge Mountains
Shenandoah National Park
D. P. Wine
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Bankers’ Service Association
Corporation of New York
Washington
Wine
Shenandoah National Park Board
Luray
Charlottesville
Col
Glenn Smith
Southern Appalachian National Park Commission
Sheandoah Valley, Inc
Emmert's Store Staff Picnic Set For Tomorrow
Up to 30 Emmert, Son and Company employees from Winchester will picnic tomorrow after noon at Shenandoah Caverns near Mount Jackson Virginia. The staff will close the store at 12 30 and depart by auto for Strasburg then Shenandoah River swim and cavern tour followed by dinner on the grounds before returning home. The event starts a yearly summer tradition with plans for Martinsburg and Winchester staff to join in future excursions.
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F. S. Emmert, Son and Company
North Main Street
Shenandoah Caverns
Mount Jackson
Emmert
Strasburg
Shenandoah River
Winchester
Allen R. Emmert
Martinsburg
W. Va
Valley of
Virginia
Opequon
Myers’ Bridge
Richardson and Boynton Hot Air Furnace For Sale
Large size Richardson and Boynton hot air furnace complete with pipes and six registers. Written by W. P. N. care Star. Appears in a 1925 classified listing.
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Richardson and Boynton
Care Star
Girl With Jaw Improvised Speech After Car Crash
Inwood West Virginia June 23 a Sunday night collision involved two Chevrolets. One car belonged to Stewart Barrett and the other to C S Glider of Oldtown Maryland. The Glider car carried two girls and two young men. A girl sustained a broken jaw yet managed to express her feelings. Both vehicles suffered damage.
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Inwood
W. Va
Stewart Barrett
C. S. Glider
Oldtown
Dividend Declared by The Commercial and Savings Bank
The Directors of The Commercial and Savings Bank declare a semi annual dividend of 3 percent payable July 1, 1925. Checks will be mailed. Signed by John I. Sloat, Cashier.
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The
Commercial & Savings Bank
John I. Sloat
Yard Party at 536 Fairmont Ave by Bible Class
A yard party will be hosted at the residence of Mrs. James Muff 536 Fairmont Ave on June 25 under the auspices of the Young Women's Bible Class of Parket Street Church. Music and related activities will be featured.
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James Muff
Fairmont Ave
Parket Street
French Deputies Clash in Free For All at Paris
Paris June 23 A Moroccan question session in the Chamber of Deputies ended in a free for all. Colonel Picot slugged communist deputy Doriot as left and right factions climbed the rostrum. About 35 deputies wrestled and fought amid the chaos. The socialist caucus offered no plan for restoring peace or aiding the government amid Rift tensions.
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Associated Press
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Picot
M. Doriot
Doriot
Painleve
France
Abd-el- Krim
Mrs McMillan Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Mrs William McMillan underwent an appendicitis operation this morning at Memorial Hospital. The illness developed more clearly over the past several days, though she had felt unwell for some time. By this afternoon her daughter Mrs Katie Forney of South Market Street reported the procedure went satisfactorily and her condition was considered favorable.
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William McMillan
Memorial Hospital
McMillan
Katie Forney
South Market Street
Mrs Johnson in grave condition after apoplexy stroke
The widow of Col. Edward C. Johnson, Katharine Johnson, suffered a stroke and remains in extremely grave condition at her West Cork Street home. Her daughter Mrs. Campbell stays with her and relatives have been notified. Her husband died years ago and ran the Old Taylor Hotel. he was a son of Reverdy Johnson of Maryland.
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Katharine Johnson
Edward C. Johnson
John P. Campbell
West Cork Street
Johnson
Old Taylor Hotel
United States
Reverdy Johnson
Maryland
Bandit Gang Robs Bank in Shullsburg Heist
Five men robbed the First National Bank of Shullsburg Wisconsin early today and fled in an automobile. The gang reportedly obtained fifty thousand dollars as two robbers entered through a window and blew open the vault while three others terrorized citizens in the streets.
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Associated Press
Dubuque
Towa
First National Bank
Shullsburg
Wis
Rotary Club to greet founder Clerk next Thursday
The Rotary Club will host a past presidents session next Thursday at the George Washington Hotel at 12 30 in honor of F E Clerk the club founder and first president. In charge are Past Presidents F E Clerk H D Fuller H B McCormac and Wm G Glass with hopes of full attendance. Clerk now presides over the Rotary Club in New Kenilworth Illinois.
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Rotary Club
F. E. Clerk
H. D. Fuller
H. B. McCormac
Wm. G. Glass
George Washington Hotel
Rotary
Clerk
New Kenilworth, Illinois
Gearin Store to Close for Fourth of July
The Gearin clothing store at East Piccadilly street will close all day Saturday July 4. Frank Gearin’s name was omitted from the Star list of merchants closing on the Fourth of July.
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Gearing
Frank Gearing
East Piccadilly Street
Star of Merchants
SUNT TO RECOVER FAMILY HEIRLOOM HEARD IN COURT
A magistrate court in Winchester ruled on a detinue case over a mahogany sideboard valued at 300 dollars. Fred Ford claims the heirloom, once owned by his family, should be returned from Charles Fisher who holds it after his wife died. The court found half ownership by the Ford heirs and half by Fisher, ordered a public sale of the piece, with proceeds to be shared among the heirs.
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Winchester
Fred Ford
Charles Fisher
Ford
Margaret Ford
Mary Ford
Ollie Ford
Corporation Clerk
Margaret Ransom
Ollie
Fisher
Margaret
Saratoga Springs
New York
Ord
Candies Sold at Legion Shows Aids Ex-Service Families
The American Legion Auxiliary will sell candy in the lobby and at intermission during Empire shows on Wednesday and Thursday nights. Mrs. Robert Y. Conrad chairs the sale, aiming to raise funds to help families of ex-service members.
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American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
the Empire
Robert Y. Conrad
Showers Bring Partial Relief At Hagerstown Md
Showers last night brought partial relief to Hagerstown as crops vegetation and berries suffered extensive damage. Rainfall was scattered with less than a quarter inch recorded, while two to three inches are needed for any real benefit.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
Stock Market Fails To Show Definite Trend
New York June 23 Stock market prices failed to develop a definite trend in the morning with good buying support for American Can Baldwin and other standard industrials. Call money renewal at 4 percent spurred some bear selling but activity waned when long stock did not come out. Sea-payer inquiries were heavy. Sales approximately 60,000.
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Associated Press
New York
American Can
Baldwin
Sea— Po
Kiwanis Night Across America With St Paul Convention
A nationwide Kiwanis Night marked by synchronized meetings in the United States and Canada in honor of the ninth international Kiwanis convention in St. Paul Minnesota. Vic tor M Johnson delivered the convention message read to all clubs while local gatherings featured music from Martha Stuart and violin solos by Mary Louise Sartelle. Dr F T McFadden gave the principal address as members reflected in fellowship silence at eight o clock followed by America and God Save the King. A local dinner at the George Washington Hotel included reports on the week’s events and a note that the next regular meeting will occur Wednesday July 1 in Chicago.
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United States
Kiwanis Clubs
Canada
St. Paul
Minn
Mary Louise Sartelle
F. T. McFadden
Williamson S Shepherd defends against typhoid murder charges
In Chicago on June 23 Chief Justice Olson criticized state conduct as William S Shepherd, defending himself against 22 counts tied to the death of his foster son Billy McClintock, denies using germs or poisons and claims no prior contacts with key accusers or related correspondences. The crowded courtroom witnessed his firm, calm denials before the jury in a five week trial.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William S. Shepherd
Billy McClintock
Shepherd
C. ©An
John P. Marchland
Farman
National University of Delenves
Billy
Marry Olson
Chet
McClinctock
Poin
Vole
William the Shepherd
William N. McClintock
Stewart
Defens
McClintock
C. C. Farman
Fatman
School of Sciences
John T. Marchand
Fatman School
Amanta Rongetti
Mrn Stewart
Administration tax plan aims to cut 30 million in taxes
Washington June 23 admin plan to reduce the tax burden by 30 million is nearly finished and will go to Congress next fall. Secretary Mellon and House Ways and Means Chairman Green report agreement on major features though they differ on estate tax repeal. Details to be released later.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Mellon
Green
House
Ways and Means Committee
Government Says Farmers Profited From 1924 Crops
Washington reports from the Agriculture Department show major 1924 crops yielded profits for farmers. Wheat cost an average $1.22 per bushel with $1.43 sales, corn 82 cents cost vs $1.10 sale, oats 50 cents cost vs 57 cents sale, cotton averaged 18 cents cost with 23 cents sale, and potatoes priced above cost in most regions. Labor and cash rent are included in costs.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Shenandoah Valley National Bank declares dividends
Winchester Virginia June 18 1925 the board of directors declares a semi annual dividend of 6.00 per share and a special dividend of 1.00 per share totaling 7.00 per share for six months ending June 30 1925 dividend checks mailed to stockholders of record on June 30th and July 1 1925 W G Wardy cashier Shenandoah Valley National Bank
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Virginia
W. G. Bwardy
Shenandoah
Valley National Bank
Opequon Lake Park draws thousands for al fresco weekend
Four thousand people enjoyed boating fishing swimming and picnicking last week at Opequon Lake Park according to a community note. The event showcased local outdoor recreation and family visitation with clear interest in summer leisure activities.
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Opequon Lake Park
Stephenson July 9 Yard Party by Emmanuel Church Ladies Aid
A yard party organized by the Ladies Aid of Emmanuel Church in Stephenson is scheduled for July 9. Proceeds support church activities with refreshments, games, and local fellowship.
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Stephenson
Ladies’ Aid of
Emmanuel Church
Charles Town Legion Game vs Winchester at Handley Grounds
Baseball action set for Wednesday at Handley Grounds with Charles Town Legion facing Winchester. First pitch scheduled for 3 30 p m with a 1 1t format indicating one inning per team.
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Charles Town Legion
Wincheseter
Handley Grounds
Marcelling Harper Method Shop Ad
Advance orders are invited from customers for the Marcelling Harper Method Shop with phone contact at 570 J. The brief notice offers advance service and suggests placing orders in advance.
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Marcelling
Harper Method Shop
Furniture Sale at Hotel Jack Annex June 2
A notice lists a furniture sale on June 2 at Hotel Jack Annex at 1 30 p m. Included items are chairs tables mirrors lamps bureaus wardrobes desks trunks rugs carpets bed frames mattresses pillows blankets curtains and related bedroom furnishings. Proceeds go to Mrs O B Jack.
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Hotel Jack Annex
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