Neighbor Shell Accused in Family Assault near Star Tannery
Mrs. Oliver Himelright of Star Tannery says Milford Shell assaulted three family members last Sunday after a dispute over a dog and a field. She obtained a warrant. the case against Shell is set for 11 o clock Saturday morning in Justice Tavenner's court.
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Oliver Himelright
Star Tannery
Milford Shell
Tavenner
Mr. Himelright
Shell
Himelrights
Himelright
Mrs. Goodhue Suffers Uncomfortable Night
Mrs. Lemira Goodhue, mother of Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, spent a restless night at Dickinson Hospital. Dr. J. B. Hayes reported she was fatigued though resting in the morning. Her sister postponed today's planned visit to the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Mass
Lemira Goodhue
Calvin Coolidge
J. B. Hayes
Price Movement In Stock Market Confusing Ebb And Flow
New York March 29 Confused price action marked the day as money rates rose and a potential large increase in federal reserve brokers loans appeared after the close. Profit taking and bear selling occurred in favorites, while new leaders emerged in electric public utility tobacco and copper groups. Time money reached 42 per cent.
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Associated Press
New York
Federal Reserve
Store Owner Is Guilty of Arson in Maryland
John Sanders, a Reisterstown store owner, pleaded guilty in Baltimore Circuit Court to arson and received a six year penitentiary sentence. He admitted starting the February 11 fire that damaged several buildings in Reisterstown. Detective Joseph F. Dougherty testified at the sentencing before Judge C. J. Grason.
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Associated Press
Daltimore
John Sanders
Reisterstown
Yowson
Sanders
Qeisterstown
C. J. Grason
Joseph F. Dougherty
State Insurance
Priest Consecrates Auxiliary Bishop In Baltimore Pageant
The Rt Rev. Johny M. McNamara of St. Gabriel's Washington was consecrated auxiliary bishop of Baltimore at the Baltimore Cathedral. Chief consecrator Bishop Michael J. Curley, in frail health, led the ceremony with co consecrators Bishop William J. Haley of Raleigh and Bishop Thomas J. Toodlen of Mobile. The procession included bishops from eastern and southeastern states.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Johny M. McNamara
St. Gabriel’s Church
Washington
Balimore
Michael J. Curley
Florida
William J. Haley
Raleigh
Thomas J. Toodlen
Mobile
Final rites held in capital for DAD Ryan
The funeral of William A. Ryan father of the Winchester Apple Blossom Festival and former Winchester Gas Company official was held yesterday in Washington. Services by a Christian Science reader included scripture and prayers. Interment planned later. Several Winchester groups attended. Ryan died at Bat Hospital in Atlanta after recent operations. His widow Mrs Anna Ryan stays with daughter Mrs Irvin Priest in Washington.
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William A. Ryan
Winchester
Winchester Gas Company
Chapel of Gawler
Pensylvania Avenue
Washington
Christian Science Church
Ryan
Apple Blossom Festival Organization
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Gas Company
F. L. Harris
Edward C. Jackson
J. William Sibert
Andrew Bell
Ray Robinson
H. Clay DeGrange
J. Victor Arthur
H. D. Fuller
Robert B. Ingle
J. Mack Noonan
Stewart Belland
J. Ryan
Ba’ T
Atlanta
Mon
New York
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co opens Winchester store tonight
The new A P store in the Hable building at Loudoun and Boscawen streets opens for inspection this evening with Dunn's orchestra playing from 7 to 10. E W George of Aldie Va will manage. Washington division officials attend the opening. The store offers groceries delicates meats and fish including government beef and western steer.
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Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Winchester
Hable
Loudoun
Boscawen
Dunn’s
Rae Western
E. W. George
Aldie
Washington
W. Zink
Ed. Murnan
Musical Pageant of Nations at Bryarly School
Under Miss Kathleen McCartney arrangement the Bryarly Community League presents a Musical Pageant of Nations at Bryarly School Friday night. Over twenty five Winchester area pupils will costumedly represent nations and perform songs dances or instrumental pieces starting at 8 o clock.
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Kathleen McCartney
Frederick County
Bryarly Community League
Bryarly School
Miss McCartney
Winchester
Attention Fruit Growers Spray With Scalennox Dormant
Winchester Fruit Exchange Inc advertises Scalennox as the best dormant spray for fruit growers to save money. Includes contact phone 76 and a dated ad code (5-29-1p-41).
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Winchester Fruit Exchange, Inc
We J. Seeks Tenant for Orchard Property
Notice seeking a tenant for an orchard property with 15 shares of 7 percent preferred stock in a national fruit product company. Requires good references. Contact We J. care Star.
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Orchard
Martinsburg picks two girls as Apple Blossom princesses
Miss Mary Bruce Eagle and Miss Catharine Byrer are chosen to represent Martinsburg and Berkeley County at the Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester. Selection was unanimous by a committee of fruit industry representatives.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Mary Bruce Eagle
Catharine Byrer
Berkeley County
Winchester
West Virginia
Lewis H. Thompson
Miss Eagle
A. Bruce Eagle
Eagle
National Park Seminary
Washington
Miss Byrer
H. H. Byrer
American Fruit Growers
Cumberland Fruit Exchange
J. G. Maples
Martinsburg Fruit Exchange
Rothwell-Gatrell Company
Eastern Fruit Growers
Ssvere
Oda
South Queen Street
John W. Stewart
Virginia
Citizens urged to vote in Winchester city primary
D W Ritenour chairman of the Democratic City Executive Committee appeals to Winchester Democrats to turnout next Tuesday April 3 to nominate candidates for mayor and four Common Council seats. Four wards vote sunrise to sunset with many candidates, civic duty urged regardless of views.
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D. W. Ritenour
Democratic City Executive Committee
Democrats
Winchester
Common Council
Ritenour
Democratic Party
Baker offers cut rate price on items
Baker advertises reduced prices with a cut rate on several items. The notice highlights sale terms and a limited timeframe, encouraging shoppers to visit the store for bargains.
G A A Musical Comedy Report at Colonial Theater
G A A presents a musical comedy at the Colonial Theater on Monday April 2 at 8 30 prompt. The event features a full cast and sets with the report noting the talent involved.
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Colonial Theater
Mondsay
Lost Fox Terrier Reward Notice
Lost white and yellow fox terrier please contact Alfred Baker at 38 W Piccadilly St with a $5 reward offered.
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Alfreld Baker
W.piccadilly St
Vinegar Special Being Made Up In The Sections
Crowds gathered to watch the 108 carloads of vinegar and 15 carloads of apple products shipped from Winchester by the National Fruit Product Company. The White House Birthday Special train, marking the firm's fifteenth anniversary, will travel to Harrisburg with photos and film crews to document the event.
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Apple
National Company
Winchester
Frederick County
Pennsylvania Railroad
United States
National Fruit Product Company
Frank Armstrong
Washington
C. E. Koontz
Frank Armstrong, Jr
White House
Here
Harrisburg
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Clearbrook
Stine
Rev Nelson to Speak at Passion Week Service Evening
The Rev. Robert B. Nelson rector of Christ Episcopal Church will preach tonight at Cen tenary Reformed Church during Passion week services starting at 7 30 o clock. Everyone is invited. Also note house cleaning time with laundry of blankets and curtains at Winchester Steam laundry.
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Robert B. Nelson
Christ Biscopal Church
Centenary Reformed Church
Winchester Steam
Yeggs Blow Open Briggs Postoffice Safe
Burglars last night dynamited and forced open the Briggs Virginia post office safe, stealing money from the money order department. They left little cash and carried no other property. An inspector was to arrive. Miss Mamie Lee Spates helps run the store with Frederick Peffer. A Ford truck theft in Clarke county may connect to the break in Briggs.
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Briggs
Clarke County
Thomas P. Spates
Winchester
Mr. Spates
Mamie Lee Spates
Frederick Peffer
Peffer
Norfolk and Western Railway
Brgigs
Spates
Yeggs
J. H. Locke and Company
Millwood
Virginia
Lindbergh Makes Surprising Stop in Lexington Ky
CINCINNATI March 29 Col Charles A Lindbergh landed at Lunken airport from Lexington and left without a public stop, then departed for unknown eastward plans. In Lexington he rested quietly with four friends as rumors faded about future moves and possible retirement from the spotlight.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lunken
Lexington
Henry
Breckenridge
St. Louis
Detroit
Lindy
Blue Grass
Kentucky
Atlantic
New York
Paris
Washington
Henry S. Breckenridge
Practical 1928 Dodge Sedan for Quick Sale
Practically new 1928 Dodge sedan offered at a bargain for a quick buyer. Dealer advertises many good used cars and invites fast contact.
Mrs March Dies Sudden at Home in Winchester
Mrs. Sarah E. March, long-time Winchester resident and Frederick county native, died at 1:45 this morning at 118 East Monmouth Street from heart trouble and paralysis. Funeral at 10:30 Saturday from her home with Rev. Dr. F. T. McFaden officiating. burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. She leaves sister Miss Annie Fugitt and several relatives.
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Sarah E. March
Frederick County
Winchester
East
Monmouth Street
Annie Fugitt
Mrs. March
Miss Fugitt
East Monmouth Street
F. T. McFaden
Presbyterian
March
Mount Hebron Cemetrey
M. M. Lynch
John Kater
Frank Dorsey
Clinton Morrison
R. Lee Clevenger
McCauley
Aus Yugitt
Thos. B. Spillman
Taasieee Son
Indiana Senator Blames Democrats For Slimy Scandal
Senator Robinson of Indiana declared on the Senate floor that the oil scandal originated in Washington during the Wilson administration and involved high officials and cabinet officers with private oil interests. He argued the Democratic party oversaw the influence over federal officials and the navy oil supply.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Robinson
Indiana
Chicago
Wilson
West Virginian Appointed to Federal Radio Commission
Ira E. Robinson of Grafton West Virginia was appointed to the Federal Radio Commission to succeed Rear Admiral W H G Bullard who died several months ago in Washington on March 29.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ira E. Robinson
Grafton
W. Va
Federal Radio Commission
W. H. G. Bullard
Governor May Veto Railroad Bills In Conflict
Richmond March 28 The Times Dispatch says Governor may veto Bowles Jerrys house bill 205 setting four carrier classes and repealing related statutes while companion bill 200 may still pass. Both acts face final decision tomorrow with adjournment ten days ago. The article notes possible repeal effects and timing, plus local social notes about Miss Nancy Gray Larrick and visitors from Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Times- Dispatch
Goyfyrd
General Assembly
German Junkers Bremen plane stalled by Irish gale at Baldonnel
At Baldonnel Airdrome Ireland March 28 29 a Junkers Bremen trans Atlantic attempt was postponed due to gale and soggy ground. Capt Hermann Koehl Baron Von Huenfeld and Arth Spindler prepared for departure as officials warned of death if attempted. Ground crew toiled to firm the six start area amid fog and mist ensuring a possible dawn takeoff.
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Associated Press
Baldonnel
Dubie
Junkers
Bremen
Atlantic
Baron von Huenfeld
Hermann Koehl
Arth Spindler
Dublin
Galway
America
Junkker
United States
North Atlantic
Hermann Koeh
Huenfeld
da Bing
Oye
Two More Slain In Chicago Street Murders
Chicago reported two killings as dawn broke in separate incidents. Jasper Montalbano a printer was shot four times and found near his sister's home. Joseph Sakalauskas a tailor was shot after being questioned about selling alcohol. No arrests reported.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Ees
Jasper Montalbano
Montalbano
Joseph Sakalauskas
Musical Show Opens Three Day Run at Colonial Tonight
Tonight at the Colonial Theatre marks the opening of Hal Hoyt's famous Why Worry Co with Gene Cobb starring. An Amateur Contest offers $25 in prizes judged by audience applause, open to Winchester residents. contestants should report to Mr. Cobb at the Colonial Theatre on Thursday. The program also features The Gingham Girl on screen with Lois Wilson and Geo. K. Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Theatre
Hal Hoyt
Why Worry Co
Gene Cobb
Lois Wilson
Geo. K. Arthur
Mr. Cobb
Get Ready Now To Plant a Tree
The Civic League urges citizens to plant at least one tree this year as a patriotic duty. Arbor Day is approaching and readers are advised to order a tree so it will be ready for planting time.
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THE
Civic League
Waster Outfit Showings Cited at Mol ing and Cather
Before purchasing your Waster outfit, inspect the showing at Mol ing and Cather's. The brief note urges buyers to view available demonstrations before making a purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moling & Cather’s
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A.P
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M. Court House
Duvall & Dunn
Astm
Eagle and
Bryer
Apollo Hall
H. P. Myers
Byrd Orchard
Berryville
Mr. Nelson
Lindbergh
Lexington, Ky
Stanley Harmer
Don Harmer
DODGE
West Virginian On Radio Commission
Nancy Gray Larrick
Mrs. Herberts. Larrick
Miss Larrick
Goucher College
Cr. Fishpaw
Berryville, Va
George Levi
Colonial Tonight
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