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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1921
Page
8
Fifty or more couples danced until after midnight at the Armory for the second Scout dance of the season. Music was provided by Barbara's Pep Orchestra of Philadelphia, a renowned group known for records with Victor and Emerson. The armory was attractively decorated and chaperones were wives of Scout leaders.
Mrs. Laura Catherine Dove died yesterday at 61 Fairmont Avenue Winchester after a long tubercular illness in her sixty fifth year. Wife of Joseph F. Dove she is survived by five sons. Funeral at 3 p m tomorrow at the house conducted by Rev George W Stover then burial at Mountain Valley Church Rockingham County.
The seventh annual bird house contest held by the Boy Scouts concluded yesterday afternoon. Winners included Otis Sargent with first prize of five dollars, Tawson Willey second for three dollars, and Gordon Rice third for one dollar. Prizes were donated by Mrs. Seabury Davies, Mrs. Julian F. Ward, and Mrs. W. A. Baker.
An advertises ethine double strength as a remedy to remove freckles before summer. The druggist guarantees refund if it fails and promises noticeable improvement after a few applications, with some freckles reportedly vanishing.
The Sixty seventh Congress ended with sharp clashes over the Versailles treaty and President Wilson. Republicans controlled both chambers and moved to attack the administration while adopting the woman suffrage amendment and enforcing acts as a major agenda. The session closed as extra sessions were anticipated.
Washington dispatch notes most cabinet officers retiring today will join Woodrow Wilson’s official family again. Six outgoing members are lawyers by trade, with two publishers and several college professors among them. Some have not yet fixed plans for the future.
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