March Puts Cold Front Through Midwestern States
A severe cold spell grips Michigan and the Midwest with subzero lows. A Minnesota disturbance drives a rapid warmup in the lower Great Lakes and Ohio Valley before plunging temperatures again by Friday night. Public weather notes point to record lows in Baltimore and widespread chill across New England and the midwest.
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Ont
Minnesota
Lake
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Middle
North Atlantic
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Ohio
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Baltimore
Michigan
Detroit
Mich
Traverse City
Residence Sale Notice for Sarah B. Carper Home
Saturday sale of the Sarah B. Carper residence at 116 W Germain St includes a two story six room house and water and sewer attachments. Listing agent James B. Russell. Also poultry wanted at top price guaranteed by H. D. Albin.
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Sarah B. Carper
W. Germain St
James B. Russell
H. D. Albin
Notice of omitted ads due to space constraints
The notice states unusual demand forced omission of an advertisement for W. G. & El. Co offering a $75 gas range free to the woman operating the oldest gas range in her kitchen. Also mentions several other ads were omitted and advises reading tomorrow.
Garber Mfg Co Announces Sunday Ice Cream Deliveries
Beginning April 1 the Garber Mfg Co will deliver ice cream on Sundays for private use. Orders must be in the office by 10 a m Sunday. Phone 100. Garber Mfg Co Inc 291 P 3 Garber, Mgr.
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Delver
Piftbikc
W. Garber Mfg. Co., Inc
Garber, Mgr
Virginia Road Reform Yields Pay‑As‑You‑Go Plan
After the General Assembly adjourned, Virginia adopted a pay‑as‑you‑go road program rejecting a large bonded debt. A three‑cent gasoline tax was approved to fund road building with two cents dedicated to the state system. Governor Trinkle estimates the new plan will raise about $56,000,000 for seven years and complete 2,000 miles of roads.
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Dict Acta
General Assembly
Virginia
Senate
House
Holman Willis
House of Delegates
Trinkle
Civic League Plants Trees On Arbor Day
The Civic League held its first public tree planting ceremony at the Washington headquarters lot corner of Braddock and Cork streets. Notable participants included Miss Nancy Gray Larrick and Rev Dr Harvey Woods. The event opened with prayers and speeches by Mayor W W Glass and W Nelson Page with tree plantings by local youth and members of the Washington Society of Children of the American Revolution.
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Civic League
Washington Headquarters
Braddock and
Cork Streets
League
Nancy Gray Larrick
Herbert S. Larrick
Harvey Woods
Presbyterian Church
F. R. Casselman
Handley School
Glee Club
W. W. Glass
W. Nelson Page
City Park Commission
F. J. Schneiderhan
Blacksburg
America
Nancy Larrick
William H. Woods
D. D
Laurance Augustine Washington Society of Children of the American Revolution
Louise Baker Glass
Virginia
Elizabeth Gold Crawford
Richard Kurtz Eddy
Benediction
Robert B. Nelson
Free Phonograph at Seal's Music Store Piano Sale Window
A $165 model phonograph is on display in the window and will be given away free at the close of Seal's Music Store big piano sale. Call to take a free chance. Ip
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Seal’s Music Store
Boy sparks gasoline test. explosion injures and burns
In Berryville Virginia on March 29 Archie Clarke ten years old tried to gauge gasoline vapor using a lit match in Margarette Tracey's air tank. An explosion set fire to the car and garage threatening Josephine City with widespread damage and leaving the boy with facial burns and possible blindness.
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Berryville
Archie Clarke
Margarette Tracey
Josephine City
Rev Edward E Sibole Laid To Rest In Philadelphia
Friends report the death of Rev Edward E Sibole at Lankenau Hospital aged in years. He led St John’s Church Philadelphia for 48 years and resided at 3519 N eighteenth street. Survived by widow, a daughter and a son. Funeral held at St John’s Fifth and Race streets. Born Gerrardstown West Virginia and educated at Roanoke College and Mt Airy Seminary. He served a Salem Virginia church earlier in his career. Two brothers were Lutheran ministers in Philadelphia and New Market Virginia.
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White House
Harding
Salem
Mass
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Company
Peabody
North Carolina
Henderson
N. C
Henderson and Harriet
Albert E. Guimares
Dorothy Eonan
Guimares
Sam Galen Ongrys
Philadelphia
Stotesbury
Mr. Marshall
John Kearsley Mitchell
Somburn
Miss Swanson
Pat Court
Orleans
Fifth Supreme Court District
Supreme Court
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Louisiana
Winchester
Aretna
Edward E. Sibole
Lankenau Hospital
Eighteenth Street
St. John’s Church
Fifth and
Race Streets
Sibole
Dr. Sibole
Gerrardstown
W. Va
Roanoke College
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Mt. Airy
St. John’s
Joseph A. Seiss
J. Luther Sibole
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Seventh Street
Montgomery Avenue
City
Morgan Sibole
New Market
Dinner for Miss Olivia Von S Cover Set at Green Hill Farms
Mr and Mrs Thomas Cover Jr plan a dinner in honor of their daughter Miss Olivia Von S Cover prior to a dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Wesley for their daughter Miss Elean or Wesley at Green Hill Farms Overbrook on April 7. Easter boxed candy and baskets available promptly at The Crystal stationery.
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Thomas Cover, Jr
de Lancey Place
Livestock Sale Draws Large Crowd at Fair Grounds
A public sale of short horn cattle Polish China hogs and Percheron stock by John Cather and C L Nicdenws drew a large crowd at the fair grounds. About 70 head sold with prices described as fair. Notables present included Prof. Paul Keen of Virginia Tech and Clarke County agent Crawford. Messrs Dunn Duvall and C J Brumback praised the sale.
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Poland
John ©. Cather
C.L
New Drilling Rig Joins Godenour Fleet in Shenandoah
On the way a modern well drilling machine joins Wm. J. Godenour's fleet serving Shenandoah and Frederick counties. Expected to lower operating costs at 3-22-2 a week.
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Wm. J. Godenour
Shenandoah
Frederick Counties
Empire Theatre Closed for Good Friday Observation
The Empire Theatre will be closed tomorrow in observance of Good Friday following a tradition started by the original owner Wm. H. Baker.
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Empire Theatre
Wm. H. Baker
Dairies urged to follow strict cleanliness and sanitation
Winchester milk inspector Dr. F W Boland relays Agricultural Department guidelines for dairies supplying the city. The program urges producers to remove mature heaps fix yards and screens sterilize and cool equipment and supervise milking cleanliness for consumers with fresh cooling and proper bottle handling.
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F. W. Boland
Winchester
Agricultural Department
Frederick County
Wohl Place
Winter cold snaps grip county and town
The county saw ten degrees above zero while town registered fifteen. Early vegetables and outdoor flowers suffered near total loss where unprotected, though fruit remained undamaged. Weather cooled further tonight and tomorrow with easing expected by Easter per the Weather Bureau.
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Arly
Weather Bureau
Circuit Court Term Opens in Frederick County
The April term of the Frederick county Circuit Court begins Monday. This is not a jury term. The county board of supervisors monthly meeting will be held the same day.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
County Board of Supervisors
Player Pianos Special Sale at Seals Music Store
Seals Music Store offers bargains on player pianos with a special sale. Prices start at 298 dollars and advertise steep discounts to attract shoppers.
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Seal’s Music Store
Militia Officers to Attend Supper in Virginia
Invitations have been sent to city officials and prominent citizens for a supper meeting of the headquarters company of the third battalion One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry Virginia National Guard. Major R T Barton commands the battalion. Brig Gen S Gardner Waller and Major S R Millar Jr of Front Royal expect to attend and speak. Col H L Ope of Staunton was unable to attend due to illness at home.
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One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Virginia National Guard
American Legion
R. T. Barton
S. Gardner Waller
S. R. Millar, Jr
Front Royal
H. L. Ope
Staunton
Passover and Easter Observances Across Faiths
The Passover will begin Saturday at sundown and last eight days, aligning with Easter by lunar timing. Winchester Jewish community will hold no public services, while Christian theologians view Jesus’ death as atonement aligning with the feast. The paschal meal remains a family observance rather than public ritual.
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Winchester
Christ
Christian Church Easter Services Outline
Easter Sunday services at the Christian Church include a 9 00 am service with music and the sermon The Easter Joy. A 10 30 am church and school service features the pastor on The Stage Was Set Away. Evening events include a 6 30 pm Easter service by the Christian Endeavor Society and a 7 30 pm choir performance of The Resurrection Story by Carrie B Adams.
Advises Girls to Shun Hollywood as Work Trap
Mrs. Josephine Beach of the YWCA warned the District of Columbia Federation of Women's Clubs motion picture committee that Hollywood is no place for young women seeking work. She cited beauty-contest winners flocking to studios with little chance of stardom and often taking any offered job. Conditions in Hollywood were described as deplorable and she urged girls to stay away.
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Washington
Hollywood
Josephine Beach
California
Motion Picture Committee
District of Columbia Federation of Woman's Clubs
Battery dealer D W Stine opens Mid City Garage service
D W Stine, former PREST-O-LITE Battery Co. graduate, now operates Mid City Garage offering full battery line and service. Call 60 for service. Also advertises for a reliable white man to care for yard and garden during summer at Star Office. American Legion Aux cake sale at Haddox store next to Dug Out March district at 11 a.m.
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Bernhardt
Paris
Sarah Bernhardt
St .Francois de Sales
Pere Lachaise
Legion of Honor
Maurice
Moscow
Central Executive Committee
Government
Summer Park
Hull
Mass
Nantasket Beach
Paragon Park
Prest-O-Lite Battery Co
Mid City
R” Care Star
American Legion
Haddox
Mareh Dist
Pianos for sale at bargain prices from SHAL'S
Five upright pianos in fine used condition offered at bargain prices at SHAL'S. Contact for details and availability.
Trinkle Comments on Legislature After Special Dispatch
Ri Mu reports from Richmond that Governor Lee Trinkle praised the legislature for tackling oil and road issues. He supports direct highway funding, opposes bonds, and notes the gas tax proceeds under state redistricting measures. The governor hints at referendum questions continuing in a later continuation.
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Ri Mu
Roanoke Times
Richmond
Lee Trinkle
Trinkle
Algo
Trains Toll in Virginia in 1922 Nine Nine Lives Report
A Virginia railroad accident report notes ninety nine deaths and a high number of injuries in 1922, with deaths down 11 from 1921 and total injuries rising. Nationwide figures show U.S. deaths increasing to six thousand seven hundred seventy six and injuries to about four hundred twenty thousand.
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Virginia
United States
Kindred Of The Dust A Memorable Picture
Review praises a film with a splendid cast led by Cooper and Graves. Claims it stands as one of the best pictures seen and notes no increase in prices.
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Ram Cooper
Ralph Graves
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