Mrs Celia Collins Coe Dies Near Winchester After Illness
Mrs Celia Collins Coe dies at her Ner home southeast of Winchester after a long illness. Born June 1 1840 in Rochester New York she would have turned 77 this month. She and husband John Coe moved to Frederick County after marriage in 1858 and raised two children DeSota Coe and Mrs W E Brown. Funeral services will be held at her late home with Father John McVerry presiding and burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Celia Collins Coe
John ©. Coe
Ner
Winchester
Innese
Mraz
Cee
Mrs.Coe
Rochester
David Collins
Ireland
Toledo
Ohio
Buckeye
DeSota Coe
United Stated Internal Revenue Service
W. E. Brown
Vrny
John McVerry
Mrs Barbara Oyler Dies At Gettysburg Pennsylvania
Mrs Barbara Ann Smith Oyler 82 2 25 died at her daughter’s Gettysburg home on York Street She was wife of Alexander D Oyler mother of five including Edward Wesley Harry J Price Oyler and Mrs S G Spangler Funeral held at Spangler residence conducted by Rev W R Glen Interment Evergreen Cemetery The late Mrs Oyler daughter of Gabriel Smith Wenksville Pa family ties extend to Chambersburg Menallen Township and Oyler farm area
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Barbara Ann (Smith) Oyler
Alexander D. Oyler
Samuel G. Spangler
York Street
Gettysburg
Gabriel Smith
Wenksville
Chambersburg
Oyler
Menallen Township
S. G Spangler
Harry Oyler
J. Price Oyler
S. G. Spanzgler
Gettysburo
Jennie M. Carper
George V. Oyler
Winchester
Jacob C. Smith
Spangler
W. R. Glen
Evergreen Cemetery
Mise Zelma Carper
Yard Party at Macedonia Church Benefit July 7
A church event at Macedonia Church hosts a yard party fundraiser for Sunday school on July 7. The notice lists a church activity and date with a brief description.
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Macedonia Church
Bone Dry Prohibition Powers Sit With President
Washington June 27 The Senate may pass a new food control amendment giving the President power to decide whether vinous and malt liquors are manufactured during the war. If Wilson accepts the responsibility the bill would prohibit production of intoxicants. If not the Senate will seek further action. The amendment also authorizes confiscation of bonded liquor and re distillation for war and grants control over iron steel and other war materials.
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The
Star
Washington
United States
Wilson
Senate
Senate Agricultural Committee
House
Beck's Steam Bakery Inc Keeps Coot At Beck's
A local notice announces Beck's Steam Bakery, Inc offering cool sodas and ice creams in popular flavors served in their own refreshing Place. The brief promotes in house made beverages and treats under the Beck's brand.
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Beck’s
Beck’s Steam, Bakery, Inc
Virginia to Census All Women in State Work Plan
The Virginia division of the Woman's Committee of the Council of National Defense met in Richmond and proposed a statewide census of all women at Hoover's suggestion. Cities will census on July 10, counties July 10 and 11, with organized registration via county councils and city volunteer groups. The medical section also will census physicians in the state.
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Virginia
Woman’s Committee
Council of National Defense
Richmond
Herbert €. Hoover
Virgginia
Virginia Council of Defense
Community sale to aid Memorial Hospital proceeds
AW persons have contributions of furniture clothing etc to give to the Fummsance sale on July 4 at the Bell store building corner Main and Water streets. Bring or send items to the room on July 2 received by attendants. Proceeds will buy linen and supplies for Memorial Hospital. Also wanted two unfurnished rooms in a modern house apply to S Star Office
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Bell
Main
Water Streets
Memorial Hospital
S” Star Office
Arrest Warrant Issued in Green County Car Crash Case
Warrant sworn out against Hunter Brown of Gainesboro for speeding and reckless driving on the North Western Turnpike. Brown is accused of driving the automobile that seriously injured Pauline Larrick near Gore as she walked from church. Trial postponed to tomorrow at 2 PM before Justice Tavenner. numerous witnesses summoned.
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Hunter Brown
The
Northwestern Turnpike Company
Young
Gainesboro
Young Brown
Pauline Larrick
Gore
Brown
When Greek Meets Then A Fine
Two Greeks faced Justice Fultz in police court for a street fight. One, John Nick Pappas, was fined six dollars and fifty cents and paid promptly. The other was unclear due to broken speech.
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Justice Fultz
John Nick Pappas
Farm bargains near Winchester offer varied land and orchards
Listings describe 165 acres of limestone land with a spring and 14 year orchard near state road at 110 per acre, 100 acres near Winchester with 40 acre orchard at 260 per acre, 130 acres two miles from a station with 700 trees valued at 80 per acre, 200 acres with 25 acre orchard and strong improvements at 80 per acre, plus smaller plots near Winchester with price notes and a 6500 dollar 20 acre tract. Realty by Wm Fultz, Court Square, Winchester Va.
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State Road
Winchester
Price
Valley Pike
Meeting at Stines Chapel Sunday July 1 for Sunday school
A notice states a meeting at Stines Chapel on Sunday July 1 at 4 15 PM to organize Sunday school. All are invited. COMMITTEE marks the announcement.
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Stines Chapel
Young Girls' Unit Seeks War Relief Volunteers
Notice invites all girls over 109 years old to join the young girls' unit for knitting and other war relief work. Applications should be made to Mrs. Holmes Conrad at N Market Street.
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Holmes Conrad
N. Market Street
Presbyterian lawn fete to aid Red Cross fund
The young folks of the Presbyterian Church plan a lawn fete on the Fort Loudoun Lawn Thursday June 28 to raise funds for the Red Cross. A liberal patronage is urged as the amount must be raised.
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Presbyterian Church
Fort Loudoun
Red Cross Fund
Republicans Poised for Vigorous Virginia Campaign in War Time
Roanoke Republicans return from a state leaders meeting confident of a real political fight in Virginia this fall. The State Executive Committee and State Republican Committee vow active campaigning despite war. Absentees include John Paul at Fort Myer training camp and C Bascom Slemp preparing to sail for France with Red Cross aid.
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Slemp
Red Cross
Congress
John Paul
Fort “Myer
R. W. Angell
Roanoke
Virginia
State Executive Committee
Virginia State Republican Committee
Germany
Harrisonburg
C. Bascom Slemp
Ninth District
Paul
Fort Myer
France
Mr. Slemp
American Red Cross
Congressman Miller
Minnesota
County Man Weds Winchester Bride in Quiet Home Ceremony
Miss Elma M Kremer became the bride of Frederick I Lemley of Stephens City in a morning ceremony at Luther Kremer’s home. Rev George S Bowers officiated with only family present. The couple plan a Washington and New York tour before settling in Stephens City.
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Luther Kremer
Elma M. Kremer
Frederick I. Lemley
Stephens City
George S. Bowers
Grace Lutheran Church
Kremer
Northern Virginia Power Company
F. Tu. Lemley
Epworth League Convention Planned in Winchester
Delegates from the Baltimore conference Methodist Episcopal Church prepare to attend a three day Epworth League convention in Winchester. Arrival begins tomorrow at noon with sub committees meeting trains to escort delegates to their housing. The opening devotional and Praise service is set for tomorrow at 8 PM led by J R Poland with Rev J Howard Wells delivering a Bible message. Sessions continue Friday Saturday and Sunday ending with a sermon by Rev J Marvin Culbreth.
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Epworth League
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Braddock Street
Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio
Cumberland Valley
Theia
J. R. Poland
Martinsburg
W. Va
J. Howard Wells
Harrisonburg
J. Marvin Culbreth
St. Louis
Winchester Fourth of July Free Attractions Draw Big Parade
All Fourth of July events in Winchester are free on Market street from 2.20 pm. Activities include reel and motorcycle races, band concerts, a large parade with firemen bands and secret orders, a $10 prize for best parade display and another for best decorated automobile. Farmers urged to enter farm product wagons to boost the town. Farmers are invited to showcase grain and farm goods in the parade to boost Winchester.
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Market Street
Cork
Piccadilly
Winchester
South End Hose Company
Frederick County
Ma Winchester
Firemen Awarded Donations After Byrd Home Fire
At a Friendship Fire Company meeting on Monday night the secretary announced a $16.66 check from Mr. R. E. Byrd and Harry F. Byrd in appreciation of the department's work during the Byrd home fire. A total of $50 was divided among three fire companies in the city, and donors received a rising vote of thanks.
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Friendship Fire Company
R. E. Byrd
Harry F. Byrd
Byrd
Prices Paid Today In Grain Markets
At Baltimore wholesale markets this afternoon spot wheat was quoted at 2.05 and corn at 1.80 1 2. Local dealers offered 2.00 for ico after the close.
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Baltimore
Ico
Probers In Congress Demand FTC Action On Paper Trust
Senator Reed introduces a resolution in the Senate calling on the Federal Trade Commission to explain why it has not forced alleged paper manufacturers to cease unfair practices. Reed cites two reports showing price increases of 50 dollars per ton for large buyers and 100 dollars per ton for small buyers, plus joint action to curb production and drive out competitors in violation of anti trust laws.
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Washington
Federal ‘Trade Commission
Senate
Reed
Missouri
Ft Rhee
Commission
Railroad Tariffs Threaten Major Freight Increase
Only three days remain before a general 16 percent rise in freight rates becomes effective unless the Interstate Commerce Commission suspends them. The tariffs would take effect at midnight Saturday, risking an added 400 million dollars to U S freight bills if not stopped. Population speculation grows as the deadline nears.
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Washington
Dune
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Railroads press for Special Formation as commission weighs increase
Washington sees railroad agents urging for a Special formation as the commission weighs the proposed increase. The railroads grow less confident than earlier, amid tens of thousands of letters sent to the commission protesting the higher rates.
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Washington
More Subscriptions To Red Cross Fund
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank reports an additional subscription of $100 to the Red Cross fund from Mr. I. Marshall Baker. The bank also corrects an earlier entry misattributing $5 to Mr. B. Feinberg, which should be credited to Mrs. F. Feinberg.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
I. Marshall Baker
Red Cross Fund
F. Feinberg
8. Feinberg
Olympia cruiser feared lost after fog wreck off Block Island
The United States cruiser Olympia nearly foundered after its magazine bulkhead was mashed in a fog off Block Island. The ship settled on a sandy bottom as naval lighters removed ammunition and wrecking boats stood by. Weather remains favorable for salvage operations.
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The
Star
Block Island
United States
Olympia
Fluge Profit Story Denied By Retailers
A report to the Senate about nearly 100 percent profit on canned goods provoked retailer denials. Local dealers disputed the claim and warned the report misrepresented pricing by wholesalers and producers. Headlines across Washington and Baltimore echoed concerns over rising canned vegetable costs and the split between retail and wholesale margins.
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Ned Goode
Courwer
Tryie mm
Washington
Washington Post
Ti Commission
Cumberland Times
Federal Commission
Mrs Noah W Solenberger Visits Relatives in Chambersburg
Mrs Noah W Solenberger and Belle Trodgson spent time visiting relatives and friends in Chambersburg Pennsylvania. They kept cool at a swimming pool on Fairfax Avenue near the B and C depot.
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Noah W. Solenberger
Belle Trodgson
Chambersburg
Fairfax Ave
B. & C. Depot
Quiet Wedding Unites Miss Ren Belenberger and A Heidelbach
The ceremony took place at 4 30 yesterday at the Presbyterian Church in Danville with no attendants. Rev J H Lacy officiated as the couple departed for Baltimore and Ohio then planned to live in Danville where Heidelbach runs a hardware business.
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Ren Belenberger
A. Hieidenbach
Danville
John ‘ Ser
J. H. Lacy
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John CC. Coe
George W. Oyler
Cenius
Www
L. Fultz
Court Squire
Young Girls’ Unit
RED Cross Yard Party
G. O. P. Spellbinders
Elma Kremer
Frederick Lemley
Epworth
Reed Alleres Federal Commission
Failad
Wire
Fear Olympia
Miss Selenberger
Ness
Heidelbach
Winchester High School
Hardware Corp
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