Brand new film to debut at Colonial Theater tomorrow
S R Vinton of New York City, in Winchester for Near East Relief, will show an unreleased industrial film on the Lyra Virginia Training School children. The title is not set yet but the picture will be presented at Colonial Theatre with a brief explanatory intro. Vinton has over 30 years in educational film work.
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Colonial
S. R. Vinton
New York City
Winchester
F. R. Casselman
Virginia
Lyra
Colonial Theatre
Near East
Vinton
Nineveh Brevities from Nineveh Virginia
Nineveh Virginia dated March 17 reports Mrs. George Sowers returns home from Rockland after visiting cousins Mr. and Mrs. Hubert McKay. Other notes include illnesses and visits to local residents, with word of the death of J. T. Parr in Staunton Roanoke, and Capt. Johnston ill at the convict camp.
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Nineveh
George Sowers
Rockland
Hubert McKay
Charles Tobin
Burk
Hizer
McGath
Lewis Williams
Ashby Powers
A. A. McKay
Ore
Wheatland
A. S. Jett
J. T. Parr
Staunton
Roanoke
Parr
Capt. Johnston
Cattle Market Briefing Notes A Reefer Trend
A fragment notes cattle prices with percentages 10 and 14 percent and mentions a reefer context. The text is partially readable, implying market movement or pricing notes. however, details on location, date, or entities are not clear.
Timberlake Sets Wrestling Mark at Naval Academy
Midshipman Frank S. Timberlake of the class of 1925, captain of the Navy wrestling team, extended his win streak to twenty three in a dual meet with West Virginia University in Morgantown. He owns a 23 game run with only three losses in 26 starts and was named to the all eastern wrestling team for 1924. Timberlake, popular at Annapolis, has served as class president for three years and presented Admiral Henry B. Wilson with a loving cup and autographs book at a farewell banquet.
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Frank S. Timberlake
Naval Academy
West Virginia University
Morgantown
W. Va
Timberlake
Scotty Hough
Navy
West Virginia
Bill Holroyd
Mountaineer
Academy
Henry B. Wilson
Admiral Wilson
J. M. H. Clagett
Springfield
Clarke County
Colonial Theatre to Host Near East Relief Benefit
Colonial Theatre manager Clair Dotterer has arranged a benefit for Near East Relief. Twenty five percent of all receipts on the day will be donated for the cause. The program features Reckless Romance with Al Christie’s comedy and a second Virginia Training School film from Syracuse. Candy girls led by Mrs. Harry K. Russell will add to the fundraising efforts.
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Clair Dotterer
Ner Uial Theatre
al Christie
Near East
Virginfia
Syra
Harry K. Russell
Bracetown Notes Sparsely Recorded Meeting Plans
Bracetown will host a Friday night business meeting and Irish potato social in the town hall on March 20. Mrs. Charles Hyer and son returned to Washington after visiting Miss Fannie Smithey. Mr. Russell Fletcher spent the weekend with his parents at Whitacre. Mr. James Slusher visited his sister at the parsonage as the Brucetown circuit held its fourth quarterly meeting at Stephenson with resolutions.
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Bracetown
Vai
League
Charles Hyer
Washington
Fannie Smithey
Russell Fletcher
Whitacre
James Slusher
J. D. Russell
Brucetown
Stephenson
Local Market Report From The Star
Market notes list daily wholesale prices at local depots in Tana with entries for chickens broilers flour bran middlings mixed feed creamery butter country butter hay straw and cattle calves sheep with prices shown per ton cwt and barrel amid long unreadable OCR segments
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Tana
Creamery
Residents Ask Return Of Rev J D Russell
Requests were passed seeking the return of Rev. J. D. Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Whitacre and daughter spent Sunday afternoon in Stephens City.
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J. D. Russell
Robert Smith
Andy Whitacre
Daugh
Stephens City
Youth Declares Auto Is His Own Car
A youth from Wilsonia at 18th and K Streets in Washington phoned Police Chief Duran last night claiming a Studebaker belonged to him and that his son Jack York had taken it. He was located at a friend’s home at five this morning and said he came to Winchester on a short visit intended to return home today. He insisted the car was his gift from his parents for Christmas.
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A. B. York
Wilsonia
Washington
Durang
Studebaker
Jack York
Winchester
York
Png
Yorks Guest In Winchest er Home Mentioned in Car Today Story
The report notes car today to Washington with no action by authorities. It identifies York as about 19 years old and as a guest in the home of a young friend living with his parents in northeast Winchester.
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Washington
York
Winchester
Mr George Barbur Seeks Shelter in Washington Hotel
Mr George Barbur of Cumberland Maryland is staying at the George Washington Hotel, signaling travel or lodging arrangements in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. George §. Barbur
Cumberland, Md
George Washington Hotel
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Smallwood Motor CO
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Market ST and Main
Chas. Latham
National Ave
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Valley Avenue
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N. Main St
W. Piccadilly St
Clarke Co
Alfred M. Kerfoot
Berryville
Care Star Winchester
J. W. Arthur
Atlantic
Mark
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Atlantic City
Earbhy
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