Mrs. Sarah Louise Glass Miller Dies at Sunnyside
Mrs. Sarah Louise Glass Miller widow of Dudley L. Miller died at Sunnyside Stephens City after a stroke and paralytic attack. Funeral Friday at 4 pm at her home, with Rev. Nelson and Rev. McFaden officiating. Burial at Mount Hebron beside her husband, with many relatives and mourners.
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Sarah. Louise - Glaas ’, Miller
Dudley L. Miller
Sunnyside
Stephens City
County
Robert, B. Nelson
F. T. McFaden
William Simmons
Robert M. Ward
W. W. Glass
Robert McC. Glass
R. Gray Williams
Miller Jett
Shirley Carter
P. W. Boyd
Fred. S. Boyd
Charles W. Trenary
James P. Reardon
H. D. Fuller
Alexander T. Jones
Fred L. Glaize
Philip
Mount Hebron
Pere
Louise
William McKay
Miller
Robert Presley Glass
Glass
Robert Dudley
Cecelia
Ann
Louise Andsine” McKay
Mary Louise
William D. Simmons
Milbo
Dancing Tonight at Shenandoah Valley Serenaders
John Dunn presents the Shenandoah Valley Serenaders at Virginia's new and modern pleasure park. Admission is $1.00 for the whole evening or 10 cents per dance. Come out and enjoy the entertainment tonight.
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John Dunn
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Virginia Maid Celanese Runproof Underwear Shown
A display features Virginia Maid Celanese Runproof ladies' underwear in John S. Solenberger's window for the next few days. The item highlights textile innovations and catalog appeal as shoppers view the display from storefronts.
Pay Now Save Discount Special July Rate
The Evening Star offers a July rate where carriers pay four dollars per year and mail delivery costs three dollars per year. Read the notice: pay now and save the discount.
Preparations Go Forward For Hop Out To Hawaii
In San Francisco June 27 two three engine planes waited for the zero hour to attempt an army air service trans Pacific hop to Hawaii. Lieut Lester Maitland and Albert Ulger prepare to fly the army three engined Okker as Maj Gen Mason Patrick delays until his arrival. In Honolulu naval officials guard Richard Grace after a reported successful flight.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Pacific
Here
Hawaii
I*okker
Lester J. Maitland
Albert
Rger
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Service
General Patrick
Honolulu
Navy
Richard Grace
Naval Reserve
Pearl Harbor
Virginia Real Estate Taxes Lower in Northern Virginia
C A Keefer director of the Northern Virginia Bureau says Virginia shows lower real estate tax burdens compared with the nation. Alexandria Arlington and Fairfax counties have taxes lighter than Washington, with preliminary survey noting an average per hundred of 3.35 and valuation 65 percent. The report covers 35 cities of about 800 total and will expand to include all taxes.
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Washington
C. A. Keefer
Northern
Virginia
Alexandria
Arlington County
Fairfax County
Two Young Women Injured In Crowded Road Incident
Two young women from Washington and Baltimore were seriously injured when a motorcycle with a sidecar was crowded from a road near Waynesboro Pennsylvania. Driver William Gerhardt of Blue Ridge Summit Maryland faced the accident as the victims suffered broken bones and possible internal injuries. The injured were taken to a Maryland hospital near Blue Ridge Summit for treatment.
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Associated Press
Waynesboro
Lazel Stonebraker
Washington, D. C
Helen Strite
Baltimore
William Gerhardt
Blue Ridge Summit
Maryland
Federal Prisoner Jumps From Third Story Window
Federal prisoner Samuel Newman, 36, leaped from a third story post office window while attempting escape. He was found in a dying condition as doctors and guards described the noon incident amid an arraignment expected on narcotics charges.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Post Office
Samuel Newman
Newman
Japan Has No Idea Of Security Treaty
In Geneva on June 27 Viscount Ishii told reporters there is no notion of proposing a security treaty with England and Japan, or an Anglo Japanese American pact being planned, denying the reports.
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Japan
Associated Press
Geneva
Viscount Ishii
Spring Pig Crop Shows a Gain
The spring pig crop across the United States is 8 percent larger than in 1926, per the semi annual survey by the Department of Agriculture reported today. Mrs. F L Shenk of Swimley visited Miss Katherine Waddy in New Market Virginia over the weekend.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Postoffice Department
F. L. Shenk
Swimley
Katherine Waddy
New Market, Va
Mrs Anne Staunton Smith Returns to Virginia Board of Health
Mrs. Anne Staunton Smith widow of Dr. William Morgan Smith of Rosemont Clarke County has been appointed by Governor Byrd to a seven year term on the Virginia State Board of Health beginning July 1 1927 She has carried on her late husband’s tuberculosis education program and will present two portraits of Dr Smith one to the Blue Ridge Sanatorium and one to the Alexandria-Washington Lodge of Masons in Alexandria
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Anne’ Staunton Smith
William Morgan Smith
Alexandria
Rosemont
Clarke County
Byrd
Virginia State Board of Health
Smith
Trinkle
Jr. Smith
Eighth Congressional District
State Board of Health
Virginia Tuberculosis Association
George W. Wright
Virginia
Ennion G. Williams
Richmond
Jaquelin Cochran
Thomas B. Cochran
Alexandria-Washington
Aviators Find Nothing In Reports About Lost Men
Aviators spent Sunday flying over the Saguenay region in search of missing French flyers Nungesser and Coli but returned to Chicoutimi with nothing to report. A circulated Friday trapper Indian tale of bringing two white men to civilization for medical help was traced and found untrue.
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Chicoutimi
Quebec
Saguenay
Nungesser
Coli
Saguenay River
Roberta Thaw Seeks Divorce From Forrest Stanley
Los Angeles report says Roberta Thaw and Forrest Stanley, once a stage power couple, are divorcing after twelve years of marriage. Thaw travels to Reno to file. both have film credits and were linked to a Los Angeles stock company. Cause given is incompatibility.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
the Examiner
Forrest Stanley
Roberta Thaw
Follies
Stanley
Run-proof ladies underwear referenced in John 8
A cryptic note cites run proof ladies underwear and Solenberger's window for the coming days, hinting at a brief display or teaser and possible local interest in ongoing storefront or news presentation.
Special July Rate Expiring July Thirty First
The Evening Star announces a Special July rate in effect now for subscriptions with payment required to save the higher rate. The offer expires July 31.
Fire Works Sale Notice by J S Miller Hardware
Fourth of July fireworks sale notice from J S Miller Hardware inviting purchases. The readable text lists product offerings and a contact reference.
Delegations to Meet President Coolidge at Black Hills Lodge
Rapid City reports growing interest in Coolidge visits as editors and legislators request mass receptions. Two pilgrimages will converge July 20 at the state game lodge for meetings with the President, linked to the Atlantic Yellowstone and Pacific Highway Association convention in Hot Springs July 26. A pony express relay of 28 riders will travel from Cheyenne to the lodge to invite Coolidge to Wyoming.
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Rapid City
Coolidge
Black Hills
North
Middle West
South Dakota
Yellowstone
Chicago
State Game Lodge
Atlantic Yellowstone and Pacific Highway Association
Hot Springs
S. D
Pony Express
8.D
Wyoming
White House
Cheyenne
Cheyenne-Deadwood Trail
Local Red Men Attend Services At Stephens City
Members of Shawnee Tribe No. 2 Improved Order of Red Men rode to Stephens City for the annual Genessee Tribe church service at the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Winchester Red Men joined Stephens City hosts. seats were reserved, Rev. James A. Johnson preached, and a full house enjoyed music and a social at the Genessee wigwam with refreshments.
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Stephens City
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Winchester
James A. Johnson
Pioneer suffrage advocate Mrs John Paul dies in Harrisonburg
Virginia’s early suffrage leader Mrs John Paul 80 widow of U S Judge John Paul and mother of Capt John Paul Virginia Republican leader died at her home in Harrisonburg Saturday night. Born at Front Royal she helped form the United Daughters of the Confederacy and served on the 1893 Worlds Fair Virginia board of lady managers. Six children survive including Capt John Paul and Seymour Paul in Panama.
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Harrisonburg
Virginia
John Paul
United States
Paul
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Charles H. Green
Warren County
Front Royal
Greenlee D Letcher
Lexington
J. H. Flynn
Pittsburgh
Virginia Paul
Charles Paul
Roanoke
Seymour Paul
Bureau of Statistics
Panama
B and Q Earnings Rise in May and Five-Month Total
Baltimore and Ohio reports higher May earnings than a year earlier with net operating income of 4,400,380 versus 4,468,322. For the first five months of the year the total stands at 17,401,223, compared with 15,569,471 in the same period of 1926.
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Associated Press
New York
Baltimore and Ohio
Lyuthey
Yard Party July at Bryarly’s School House League
Public invited to a benefit yard party at Bryarly’s School House League on the 7th page. Event features read moling and seal coolmor perch shade ad and offers one prize per one token.
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Bryarly
League
Experienced sales correspondent and office manager seeks position
Classified notice for A. L. C. requesting a job as sales correspondent and office manager accountant. Address via Winchester Evening Star. (1p-11)
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A. L. C.” Care
Winchester Evening Star
July subscription discounts highlighted by carrier rates
The Evening Star urges readers to pay subscription before July 31 to secure discounts. July rate now in effect with carrier at four dollars per year and mail at three dollars per year.
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THE
Evening Star
Winners Named in The Little Win Contest
The Little Win contest ended Saturday with judges J H Yost H C Sheeta and Geo B Bushnell naming winners. R L Rossman chose cash over a Buick, $1000. McIntyre won $250 cash. Ernest C Dove $100. Arthur W Spaid $25.
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Little Win
J. H. Yost
H. C. Sheeta
Geo. B. Bushnell
R. L. Rossman
E. M. McIintyre
Hollywood
Mr. McIntyre
Ernest C. Dove
Arthur W. Spaid
Robert R. Malone
Malone
Winchester
Fourteen Planes Launch National Air Tour From Ford Airport
Detroit June 27 1927 fourteen planes of various types took off from Ford airport on the first leg of the national air tour. Thirteen contest for Edsel Ford trophy while a naval plane accompanies as courtesy passenger ship.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford
Edsel Ford
Transcontinental air passenger service announced for August
Regular air passenger service between San Francisco and New York will begin about August 1, following the transfer of Pacific Atlantic mail lines to commercial operators. Boeing Air Transport plans initial trials on the San Francisco Chicago route before full service starts.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Trans-continental
San Francico
New York
Pacific
Atlantic
W. G. Herron
Boeing Air Transport, Inc
Here
Chicago
Columbia Flyers Depart for Warsaw on Transatlantic Journey
Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine, American airmen famed for trans atlantic flights, left Marienbad in Czechoslovakia for Warsaw and are expected to travel to Moscow from there, according to AP dispatches.
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Associated Press
Marienbad
Czechoslovakia
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles Levine
Warsaw
Poland
Moscow
All-Around Reduction Favored at Geneva Naval Talks
Britain backs a general scale down of naval power preserving the 6-5-3 ratio as the Geneva tri-partite conference on disarmament opens. Sir Harry G. Armstrong for Sir Esme Stoward released the statement from New York. The plan aims to cut fleets without altering the agreed ratio.
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New , York
Harry G. Armstrong
Esme Stoward
Take-Off Tonight Not Very Likely
New York June 27 The Associated reports very little prospect of a successful take-off for the mono plane America as weather bureau observations show unfavorable conditions this morning.
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Associated Dress
New York
America
Weather Bureau
Real Estate Ad and Laundry Notice
Real estate buy or sell inquiry plus an advertisement for Newlin & Co. real estate. Also a laundry notice for Winchester Steam Laundry with phone number 28.
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Newlin & CO
Winchester
Plane to Rome and back in tri motor Fokker
New York officers prepare a tri motor Fokker at Hasbrouck Heights New Jersey for an air voyage to Rome and return. Pilot Lloyd W. Bertaud, once to accompany Clarence D. Chamberlin, may receive at least 100000 under a contract signed with Bradford Merrill as agent for William Randolph Hearst.
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New York
Hasbrouck Heights
N. J
Rome
Lloyd W. Bertaud
New York Herald- Tribune
Bertaud
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Merald-Tribune
Bradford
Merrill
William Randolph Hearst
No Inquest Held Over Remains of Drowned Girl
Cumberland Maryland June 27 the county coroner said there would be no inquest into the death of Ethel Danner nineteen whose body was found in the Potomac river Saturday night Raymond L Zimmerla a married man connected with a motor car company told authorities he met Miss Danner at 10 pm Wednesday and she swam after remaining with him in his car until about 3 am Thursday he said he tried to pull her from the water but she dived in he removed her clothing from his car and left after which he saw her no more
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Associated Press
Cumberland
Raymond L. Zimmerla
Ethel Danner
Potomac River
Zimmerla
Empire Presents Lindbergh Triumph in New York
Manhattan offers the greatest ovation to Colonel Charles Lindbergh with a triumphant entry shown at the Empire Theatre. The reel captures Battery scenes and Broadway procession to City Hall and Central Park. Also features a Universal News reel and the feature White Flanders with additional screenings and reduced matinees.
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Charles Lindbergh
the Battery
Broadway
City Hall
Central Park
Wm. Fox
Empire Theatre
Lindbergh
Universal News
The
Empire
Herbert Brenon
Paramount
Colonial
Girl Dies After Batted Ball Hits Player in Pennsylvanias
Miss Margaret Miller aged 15 died several hours after being struck by a batted ball during a game in Johnstown Pennsylvania yesterday according to hospital and local reports.
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Associated Press
Johnstown
Margaret Miller
Golden Rule Bible Class Visits Washington
Over 200 members of the Golden Rule Bible Class traveled to Washington yesterday morning to attend a session of the Men's Bible Class at Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal Church South. Many Winchester residents stayed for the regular church services.
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Washington
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Winchester
French aviator near Paris plans Paris to New York flight
Maurice Drouhin, a top French commercial aviator, nears readiness for a Paris to New York attempt and may start within a few days. He is one of France's leading airmen and the AP reports the plan from Paris on June 27.
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Associated Press
Paris
Maurice Drouhin
France
Three Die by Suicide in Baltimore Household
In Baltimore on June 27 a woman and three men ended their lives by hanging. Relatives say the woman acted from fear of investigators examining a head injury.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Packard Expert Ray Lewis Leaves for Baltimore Course
Foreman Mr Ray Lewis of George Washington Garage departed yesterday for the Packard factory in Baltimore. He will spend a week there taking a course in Packard mechanics to qualify as an expert Packard repairman.
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Packard
Ray Lewis
George Washington
Baltimore
Packard Mechanics
For Sale or Rent at 414 Fairmont Avenue
A beautiful six room house with modern conveniences offered for sale or rent. Property located at 414 Fairmont Avenue. Listing appears in Bryarly notices and is attributed to KR.
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Fairmont Ave
KR. T, Bryarly
U S Apple and Peach Prospects Through June
U S apple crops show 57.2 percent of normal with 1921-like risk. peach forecast at 45.4 million bushels about two thirds of last year’s output. Canada expects 8.77 million barrels of apples, up 26 percent from 1926. weather remains cool and wet across provinces.
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Pacific Northwest
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Canada
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Alleged Rum Runners Caught Near City After Pursuit
Police arrested two men from Baltimore on the Berryville pike near Winchester after a liquor haul. In custody were Dulaney and Esposito, with 23 gallons of Baltimore liquor found in a Chevrolet. Dulaney pleaded guilty and received three months on the roads plus a fine of 11 dollars. Esposito denied involvement and was sentenced to six months on the roads and a fine of 118 dollars.
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Tom Boyd
Joe Gordon
John J. Delaney
Anthony Site
Baltimore
Berryville Pike
Boyd
Gordon
Winchester
West Piccadilly Street
Dulaney
Esposito
Weems
Special Used Cars Offerings and Auto Parts Ad Brief
Auto Parts Corp lists used cars including a 1926 Hudson Brougham a 1926 Essex Coach a 1925 Essex Coach a 1925 Ford Sedan and a 1925 Dodge Coupe. Hudson and Essex agents advertise dealer services with concise contact note.
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Ford
Auto Parts Corp
Hudson & Essex Agt
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