President Coolidge heads to Vermont bedside of dying father
President Coolidge decided to leave Washington for the bedside of his father, Col John C. Coolidge, in Plymouth Vermont. The trip includes a special train and automobile transfer, with Dr Albert M. Cram reporting the father sinking fast after two heart attacks.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Plymouth
Sargent
James S$. Coupal
White House
Rock, Vt
Vermont
John C. Coolidge
Albert M. Cram
John C
Bridgewater
May Johnson
Dr. Cram
Cramp
Arrested Near Here for Baltimore Desertion Charge
Aden Kidwell was arrested this morning by Sheriff Pannett at the request of the Baltimore Police Department, which holds a warrant for desertion of his wife and seven children. He was found in Winchester and driven to a farm near West Virginia, offered to return, and later left his home in Baltimore last August.
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Aden Kidwell
Pannett
Baltimore
Winchester
Kidwell
West ‘Virginia
Sherif’ Pennett
Hig Stene
Ex service men urged to reinstate insurance before July
Captain Van Hise led a six week drive from the American Legion building urging ex service members in fourteen counties to convert their war risk insurance before the July 2 deadline. He noted rapid response with about 400 applications daily at Washington and cited widespread support from railroads churches oil companies and newspapers to spread the warning.
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Kiipsma
Erie i
Mint
Eevere J. van Hise
Vis’ Bureau
Amercian Legion
van Hise
Washington
Con- Botles
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Standard’ Oil
Washi Ce. Ca Ae
Van
The
American Legion
North ‘Royal
B . Thie
Martifisbirs
W. Va
van. Hise
John H. Rosenberger
Winchester Memorial Hospital reports 1285 patients treated in 1925
The annual report notes 1,285 patients treated, up from 1,085 in 1924, with 75 percent surgical cases. Ward care ran at a loss while private rooms yielded a small profit. ward rates rise to 2.50 daily from April 1 to cover deficits. Proceeds from 1925 campaign restricted to building use.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Seagrame
J. EB. Harris
Theospital
Fie Pails Savgreieiniek
Census estimates place continental U S population at 117 185 817
The Census Bureau projects the continental United States will reach 117 185 817 residents by July 1, an increase of 11 426 197 since the 1920 census. Florida leads 1920-21 gains, with New York and Pennsylvania remaining the top states by population, while city totals will be tabulated later.
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Associated Press
Washington
Continental
United States
Census Bureau
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
Demonstration of Electrical Appliances by Grace Etta
Mrs Grace Etta will demonstrate on Friday electrical appliances for Virginia Power Company.
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Grace Etta
En Virginia Power Company
Public Sale of Household Items and Furniture
Public sale on March 27 at 1 p.m. lists entire household goods including stoves, dining room suite, china, books and more. Seller identified as WM. BRADY of 301 N. Kent St. Also notes a tree planting advisory and free Apple Blossom Festival invitations via the Chamber of Commerce.
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Office of Apple Blossom Festival
Chamber of Commerce
For Rent Six Room Building on South Main Street
Six room building on South Main Street available for dwelling or business. Apply G. M. Hansbrough. Wanted work by day by no one. Will do nursing or house work. Apply Miss Stowers, Executive Secretary Red Cross.
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S. Main St
G. M. Hansbrough
Ex-Farm Hand Arrested in Thaw Check Case
H. J. Price, once employed by Harry K Thaw, was arrested in Strasburg by Sheriff Pannett on charges tied to forging the name of A L Price on a $30 check. Police traced him after inquiries in Philadelphia and Winchester. He allegedly cashed two $30 checks after claiming a lost duplicate, with one forged name charge pending.
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H. J. Price
Ereean
Beechore Rail
Spasdin
Shenandoah County
A. L. Price
Winchester
Philadelphia
Price
Pannett
Seen
Jala
Price Lye
Strasbore
Pannett Steace
Sheriff Borden
Woodstock
Strasburg
Harrisonburg
Thaw
Aloysius Connelly
Connelly
Dr John A Hollenberger Dies in Johns Hopkins Hospital
Dr John A Hollenberger aged about eighty and a lifelong Hagerstown resident died after an operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. He was the oldest practicing dentist in this area and the first here to use vitalized air. Survived by his widow and six daughters.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
John A. Hollenberger
Maryland
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Hollenberger
House committee continues farm relief hearings
In Washington the House committee holds ongoing hearings on farm relief measures as part of legislative action. The House commerce committee considers railroad legislation amid broader economic policy review. New Jersey textile workers press a strike settlement proposal before the labor secretary.
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The
Associated Press
House Committee
House Commerce Committee
New Jersey
Athey Cleared of Toning Rum Runner Liquor Charge
The magistrate dismissed the charge against Athey after testimonies about a wreck at Braddock and Gerrard streets and Farthing’s claim of placing liquor in Athey’s car. Farthing admitted to packing liquor and had prior guilty pleas for rum running, but no corroboration tied Athey to the act.
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ATHEY
Eda
Braddock
Gerrard
Oscar Farthing
Farthing
Henry Schwartzman
Barber
Ile Guy Hadveral
Schwartzman
Public Sale of Mahogany and Walnut Furniture on Main St Berryville
Extra Fine Furniture announces a public sale of mahogany and walnut furniture on Main Street in Berryville Saturday at 2 p m. The page notes other ads including Read Moling and Seal Spring Coats and Silk Crepe on page seven and a cake sale by Carpers Valley Church. Also mentions Mrs Sadie Hamrick and Garnet Hamrick visiting Martinsburg and Mrs J Few Brown traveling to Charles Town for a day with cousin Mrs James Aldridge.
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Main St
Berryville
Ladies of
Carpers Valley
Sclepberger
J. Few Brown
Charles Town
W. Va
James Aldridge
New Brick Plant to Lead Local Industrial Growth
Charles A. Hoshour directs a rapid grading and spur-track project joining the Baltimore and Ohio lines to the Colonial Brick Corporation site. The plant, with 85-pound rail spur about 3000 feet long, will be ready for operation by late June and capacity is set at 100000 bricks per day, employing nearly 100 men and boosting nearby development.
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Stine Land
Handley Land
Baltimore and Ohio
Colonial, Brick Corporation
Charles A. Hoshour
Hoshour
Star
Handley
Handley Board of Trustees
Cappi
Smithfield
Handley Board
Virginia Avenue
Berryville
Winchester
Guards Open Fire on Students in Peking Killing 17
At Peking on March 18 guards fired on a crowd of about a thousand students protesting before cabinet offices. Seventeen were killed and 16 wounded as troops guarded the residence of the military commander. The incident followed a powers’ ultimatum on restoring free communication with Tien Tsin and the sea.
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Associated Press
Peking
Tien Tsin
Foreign Office
Kuominchun
National People’s Army
Chang Two-Lin
Taku Bar
Pei River
Winchester Churches Plan Coordinated Pre Easter Campaigns
The area churches shift to individual campaigns coordinated by a joint plan. Each church conducts its own evangelistic efforts with weeks leading to Easter, led by distinct committees and tied to pre Easter services at multiple venues including Christ Episcopal and Grace Lutheran. The regional gathering of the Baltimore annual conference will influence activity, with all night sessions at 7 30 p m and no Saturday night meetings.
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Winchester
Ministerial Association
America
Sep Saevinee
George W. Stover
Dre D. Rt. Ious Va
P Saeek Wieth
Garrion Nig Methodist
Episcopal du RS
J. Luter
Tenary
F. R. Cassel
Aldo Voce Weil
Grace Lutherance
C. A
Church of Christ
W. L. Dudley
Christ Episcopal Church
Am. B. Nelson
Bishop Brown
Theaires
Braddock Street
Switzer
Baltimore Nual Conference
Methodist BP Y Church
South
Brock Nee
First Baptist Church
First Christian Church
Society of Friends
United Movement
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Oe - Boyd
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