Reverend McFaden Calls for Brotherhood at Rotary Luncheon
Rev Dr Frank T McFaden of the Presbyterian Church of Ontario urges greater spirit of friendship and brotherhood at a Harrisonburg Rotary Club luncheon He praises the League of Nations and urges unselfish service to help make the world better stressing shared blood and common bonds.
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Risonburg
Frank. T. McFaden
Presbyterian Church of Or
Harrisonbure Rians
Devu
McFaden
Eve Rs
Richmond Ry Cu
Rotary Oe
Dr. McFaderi
League of Nations
Moose Lodge to Hold Meetings in New Room
The Moose Lodge will hold its first meeting in the new quarters above the People's Bargain Store on North Main Street. Members have worked to repair and equip the hall, with a Moose head on display and new equipment purchased. Nine new members have joined under a special dispensation, with several to be initiated tomorrow night at a smoker event.
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Moose Lodge
People’s Bargain
North
Mainet
Harlee
Arene
Wesley Barry Stars in The Printers Devils at Colonial
Wesley Barry plays Brick Hubbard in The Printer's Devil a Warner Brothers classic showing for two days at the Colonial Theatre starting Thursday. He juggles roles as editor journalist and more while adolescence themes unfold under director William Beaudine with a supporting cast led by Harry Myers Katherine McGuire Louis King and George Peared.
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Wesley Barry
Colonial Theatre
Boy Wonder
Brick Hubbard
Symptons
Uter
Devil
Briggsville Gazette
Warner Brothers
Harry Myers
Katherine McGuire
Louis King
George Peared
Ray Cannon
Mary Halter
Harry Rottenburg
William Beaudine
Julien Josephson
Maryland University Head Opposed in Mandamus Case
In Baltimore a ruling centers on Miss Virginia Simpson of Takoma Park and Miss Virginia Flanagan of McKeesport who seek readmission to the University of Maryland after two years’ attendance. Judge denounces university policy as improper and criticizes Dr. Fred F. Woods for demanding improper information.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Vivian Simpson
Takoma Park
City St
University of Iylaml
Virginia Flanagan
Mc~Keesport
Miss Simpson
Fred F. Woods
Episcopal Bishop Olmsted Dies in Utica
Bishop Charles Tyler Olmsted of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of central New York has died at Utica. He had suffered declining health for the past five years.
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Associated Press
Uti Nge
Charles ‘Tyler Olmsted
Protestant Epiocese
New York
Farm Equipment and Cattle Sale in Kernstown Virginia
Dairy farm equipment and cows to be sold on April 1 at 10 A.M. The farm will also offer additional items on sale day if not sold earlier. Sale by F. E. Miller of Kernstown Virginia. Ip 41 22 26 27 31.
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F. E. Miller
Kernstown
Live Poultry Wanted and Freckled Face Kids Contest
Advertises live poultry purchase seeking two dozen hens and announces a Freckled Face Kids contest promoting a local event. Shouty dealer name B J Snapp listed for contact and entries.
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BE. J. Snapp
Poincare’s Resignation Accepted Ending Two Year Ministry
Paris reports the Poincare government fell after an adverse vote on the pension bill. Premier Poincare handed in the cabinet’s resignation, which President Millerand accepted, signaling a transfer of power. The ministry had governed since January 1922.
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Associated Press
Paris
Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Millerand
Daugherty and Lodge Confer With President Coolidge
Attorney General Daugherty and Senator Lodge met with President Coolidge in separate talks. White House officials said the conferences were routine and not connected to Daugherty’s situation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Daugherty
Senator Lodge
Coolidge
White House
Daughtery
Suspects Held in $150,000 Postal Robbery Probe
Forty suspects including two alleged leaders are in custody in Chicago after a Harvey attack on a postal messenger. Police say the gang used a license from Jano, with Fontana tied to the stolen car used to flee. Officers search for other gang members as $150,000 in registered mail was stolen yesterday.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Harvey
de Foeth
Carl Fontana
Jano
Fontana
West Hammond
Evangelist Hortense Ropp Recovered and Touring
Winchester and vicinity friends learn evangelist Hortense Ropp has recovered from a serious illness. She now attends Wilkins Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church South in Baltimore as Rev. Harry Paul Baker conducts evangelistic meetings. Ropp previously led successful meetings at Braddock Street Church and in Frederick and nearby counties.
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Winchester
Hortense Ropp
Roanoke
Baltimore
Wilkins Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Assung
Harry Paul Baker
Ropp
Braddock Street
Frederick
Virginia
Rev Wilbur H Riser Dies From Stroke At 52
Meadow Mills Va March 26 Rev Wilbur H Riser former pastor of Le Bannon Church St Luke at Fairview and active in West Virginia and Carolinas died last week in a Columbia South Carolina hospital after a period of failing health He was 52 born in Orangeburg DC where he is buried Surviving are two daughters and one sister
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Orangeburg
D. C
Church funds allotted for Lexington and Greenwood projects
In Charlotte on March 26 the board of home missions and church extension of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church approved $45,000 for church buildings in Lexington Virginia and Greenwood District of Washington. The Lexington edifice receives $15,000 with a total project cost about $25,000.
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Associated Press
Charlotte
N. C
Lexington
Greenwood
D. C
Board of Home Missions
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
Robbers Loot Enterprise Bank in Walhalla South Carolina
Three unknown men bound and gagged a Walhalla policeman at midnight and robbed the Enterprise Bank of Walhalla South Carolina. The hold up yielded between 600 and 800 dollars in small change, reports said received today.
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Associated Press
Anderson
S. C
Enterprise Bank
Walhalla
Dollings Co May Pay Out 169000 to Stockholders
Stockholders of the R. L. Dollings Company of Pennsylvania about 5,400 shares may share roughly 169000 dollars available for distribution. A salvage meeting report filed by A. B. Geary of Chester, Pa, special master to audit accounts of treasurer Thomas R. White notes the Pennsylvania situation.
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R. L. Dollings Company
Pennsylvania
Winchester
Lower
Shenandoah Valley
A. B. Geary
Chester
Thomas R. White
Favorable House Report on Child Labor Amendment
Washington March 26 The House judiciary committee ordered a favorable report on a resolution proposing a child labor amendment to the constitution.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Anderson Joins MOP Squad at Sing Sing Prison
Ossining New York March 26 early today WM H Anderson known as W H Anderson resigned NY Anti Saloon League leader reported to Sing Sing prison for a ten day reception period. He began work with mop and pail and is the tallest inmate, likely to be assigned clerical duties inside the warden lanes.
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Associated Press
Ossining
N. Y
New York
Anti-Saloon League
Sing Sing Prison
Anderson
Sing Sing
Dreams Come True Seminar at M E Church South
Come to the M. E. Church South on Thursday evening March 27 at 7 30 to learn how to make dreams come true Admission 15 cents Refreshments will be served.
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M. E
Notice for Ex-Service Men on Benefits and Insurance
Ex service men may apply for vocational training compensation hospital benefits or reinstatement and government insurance See Capt Van Hise at Red Cross or John H Rosenberger March 26 27 28.
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van Hise
Red Cross
Jno
H. Rosenberger
Freckles Barry Featured at Colonial Theater
At Colonial on Thursday the performer Freckles Barry appears in his latest pictare amid a contest and show events.
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Barry
Baltimore and Ohio worker confined by pneumonia
Charles P. McDonald local signal maintainer for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is ill with pneumonia and confined to his home on South Braddock street. His daughter Mrs. Melvin Starr of Washington has come to be with him.
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Charles P. McDonald
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
South Braddock Street
Melvin Starr
Washington
Saintly matriarch of Falls Mills dies at 87
Mrs Maria Louisa Dudley of Falls Mills Va dies at home after long illness. Born August 6 1837 to Francis and Mary Tabor she was the youngest Dudley daughter. Survived by four sons including Rev W L Dudley, merchant William Dudley Bramwell and Rev Hugh J Dudley. services held at home with ministers M C Hues and Charles B Warner.
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W. K. Dudley
Church of Christ
Tazewell County
Maria Louisa Dudley
James BR. Dudley
Falls Mills
Graham
Charles B. Warner
Eplace
Dudley
Church of Christ At
Francis and
Mary Tabor
Mudfork Valley
James R. Dudley
James C. Dudley
Officials Plan Pure Milk Program For Winchester
The local board of health issues instructions to milk producers and dealers to improve cleanliness and equipment for the summer. Producers must remove manure, seal yards, fix screens, ensure sterilizing and cooling gear, and train dairymen in sterilization while delaying milking after feeding garlic. Dealers should clean plants, install screens, maintain machinery, ensure ice supply, and monitor milk care. A summer inspection campaign may begin if funds are approved, costing about 200 dollars to ensure purity and butter fat content.
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Winchester
Board of Health
Council
Mrs. Friend in Ill Health Sends Mrs McFaden to Hampton
Mrs F T McFaden left for Hampton Virginia after a message advised the serious illness of Mrs Friend wife of Rev Charles Friend pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Hampton. Mrs Friend has been in precarious health for some time and was moved to a hospital for treatment and possibly an operation.
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F. T. McFaden
Hampton
Friend
Charles ‘Friend
Presbyterian Church
O Hampton
CLOVISTON KIND Sees Tremendous Customer Increase
A local brand quoted as delivering cleanliness quality and service boosts CLOVISTON KIND demand among customers. The ad implies rising popularity and a strong value proposition for the product line.
Freckle Faces Seek Favor in Local Vote
Fragmentary note shows a group named Freckle Faces and a call to vote for “your favour” with unclear context or candidates. No dates or places are readable. Additional readable entities are absent.
For Rent Two Furnished Bedrooms In New Home
Two furnished bedrooms in a new home with modern conveniences for rent. Apply at 113 W Monmouth Street. Includes note about price.
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Monmouth Street
Eternal City Prepares For a Gorgeous Church Spectacle
Rome readies for tomorrow's consistory as Cardinal Hayes of New York and Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago are to receive the red hat from Pope Pius. Vatican officials organize a 10 000 person crowd with armed guards along the papal procession route for a coronation like ceremony.
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Cardinal Hayes
New York
Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
Pope Pius
Mundelein
America
Rome
St. Peter's
Vatican
Woman Slain After Being Mistreated
New York police chased leads through the night but found no clue to the youthful motorist who assaulted and killed Mrs. Maude Bauer on a lonely Staten Island road. She was shot stabbed and struck after her car stuck in mud while trying to pull free. Her mother and two children heard nothing. The husband had left for Detroit yesterday to take a new position.
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Associated Press
New York
Maude Bauer
Staten Island
Thy Name Is Woman at the Empire Tomorrow
Metro presents Thy Name Is Woman at the Empire Theatre tomorrow following earlier successes. Starring Ramon Navarro and Barbara La Marr the exciting story promises strong screen prestige and a thrilling showcase for popular stars. The Hunchback of Notre Dame closes its three day run at the Empire tonight with 8:15 showings.
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Metro
Ramon Navarro
Barbara LA Marr
Navarro
Miss la Marr
Notre Dame
E Empire
Thy Name Is Woman at the Empire Tomorrow
Ramon Novarro and Barbara LaMarr headline the Metro production Thy Name Is Woman at the Empire tomorrow and Friday with no price increase. A Rubber Aprons free feature Come Around. ad in this issue from People's Drug Company. Also notice Spartan horn toot sale from 3-24 at Mid City Garage with prices $5 to $15.
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Metro
the Empire
People’s Drug Company
Opening the Black Cat Ter Oom Opens Saturday
Public invites to inspect new quarters at Old Virginia Home 25 West Piccadilly Street Bell Phone 749-3 with meals prepared by home cooking experts. Breakfast 7 to 8 30 a m Dinner 12 to 2 p m Supper 6 to 8 p m Rubber aprons free and window display at a local drugstore featuring Preckle Faces shown Thursday.
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Old Virginia
Daugherty Pushed by Oil Deal Tie Involving Five Men
Roxie Stinson testifies before the Daugherty committee about a fall 1922 oil deal claiming five men earned 33 million dollars in stocks tied to Stackly interests. She says Smith and the attorney general were upset the men profited but were not included. She ends by asserting Smith killed himself while implying Daugherty’s moral blame.
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Associated Press
Washington
Daugherty Investigating Committee
Roxie Stinson
Dese H
Smith
Thome
Tony
Po Self
Daugherty
Pineal
Acquilla Knight Dies After Illness at 69
Acquilla Knight long time county resident and farmer died after months of heart trouble. He was 69, unmarried, son of James and Emily Knight. Survived by sister Mrs. Lilla Knight Bigelow and many nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday at two at Mortuary Chapel Mount Hebron Cemetery with Rev. F T McFaden officiating. Burial in Knight plot.
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Acquilla
Robert Knight
Knight
Lilla Knight Bigelow
Washington, D. C
Mortuary Chapel
Mount Hebron
F. T. McFaden
The
Presbyterian Church
CUSSIN' MATCH ENDS IN COURT IN SOUTH WINCHESTER
A dispute over room possession led to a cussing match between Mrs. Ashby Fox and Clark Smith in South Winchester. Smith sued for rent removal, Fox faced arrest for language but Justice Worsley dismissed the case and warned that a man’s house is his castle.
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Ashby Fox
Clark Smith
Winchester
Fox
Smith
Justice Worsely
Mrs. Fox
Justice Worsley
WE WANT VOTES VOTES VOTES FOR TOL Faces
A readable fragment urges voting support for Tol faces on a Thursday. The snippet emphasizes a campaigning push with repeated calls for votes and engagement. The text lacks clear context but signals a local civic push during an upcoming election day.
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TOL
Olonial
Trainer acquitted in dog shooting case at Dominion Kennels
W Hay Shank, trainer at Dominion Kennels near Saga, was acquitted in Va after a trial before three magistrates. The case centered on the shooting of a valuable setter belonging to D C Raley of Pagecon county. Shank, a high standing graduate and resident, was discharged from custody amid apologies and support from his employer Kline and others.
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W. Hay Shank
Dominion
Saga
Dd Cirtford G. Raley
Pagecon
Young Shank
Charie Prep
Thomas Derord
Iley
Co of Schools
Weaver
Bailey
Shank
Kline
Dominion Kenfels
American Can Still On in New York March 26
The market opens with weakness as American Can shows lingering pressure. Prices drifted lower after a 1924 low, with the broader stock market posting general declines and special weakness in American agricultural issues.
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New York
American Agricu
Fords in collision near battlefields on Valley Pike
In Frederick County two Ford autos collided near the Belle near the Cedar Creek along the Valley Pike. Harry Hottel was in one car with a man named Russell. The other occupants were not identified. The Hottel car was damaged and Mr Hottel went to Frederick. The Bowden party and others were involved in the incident.
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Harry Hottel
Russell
Cedar Creek
Valley Pike
Hottel
Bowden
Frederick
Trial of Grove Case Delayed By Juror Absence
Baltimore dispatch reports Harry Hoppy Frederick of Frederick Maryland stands accused of liquor transport linked to the Horsey distillery. Jurors in the United States District Court moved to reschedule as matters of attendance affect the Grove case.
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Associated
Pram
Baltimore
Harry’ A
Frederick
Horsey Distillery
Ville
Morrow
United States District Cay
Grove
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