Service For Bishop Church in Clarke County
A memorial service for Daniel Sylvester Tuttle was held at the Winchester church with Rev. Robert B. Nel presiding. Attendees included Mrs. J. Beverley Sr and several local residents from Clarke County, reflecting community attendance across the area.
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Bishop Church
Winchester Ware
Arka County
Daniel Sylvester Tuttle
St. Louis
Robert B. Nelof
Winchester
J.everley
Robert A. Bevey
R. T. Barton
Wil B. Cornwell
William A. Tritt
Robert M. Ward
Athborne
I’rances Jones
Winchester Girls Travel to Fort Defiance Formal Hop
A party from Winchester headed to Fort Defiance for a formal hop hosted by the Co Club of Augusta Military Academy this evening. The group includes Misses Julia, Dorothy Swimley, Emma Ginn laker, Judith McGuire and Georgia Had, with chaperones Mrs. Hunter H. McGuire, Mrs. Hor Browne and Mrs. Bryan Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Fort
Defiance
Augusta
Martinsburg Journal Marriage Notice for Turner Swartz and Mary Ruth Riges
A marriage license was issued in the county clerk's office to Turner Ashby Swartz a young farmer of Bunk Hill vicinity and Mary Ruth Riges of the same locality. The bride is 18 and consent was filed by her mother Mrs Milton Es. Phé foom is a native of Frederick county.
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Hepp
Martinsburg Journal
Turner Ashby Swartz
Bunk* Hill
Mary Ruthriges
Phé Foom
Frederick Coun
George
Elizabeth Riz
Miltones
Reception honors Rev J Luther Neff and Mrs Neff
The Market Street Methodist Church social club hosted a joyful reception for Rev J Luther Neff and Mrs Neff. A large crowd from the church and friends attended a program of solos and duets, followed by refreshments as gifts were presented to Mrs Neff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Luther Neff
Market Street Methodist Popal Church
Neff
Memorial Association Meeting Planned for Decoration Day
This evening the Ladies National Association will meet at the home of William R Willis on South Street to finalize plans for Decoration Day observance at the Cemetery on Saturday May 30.
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Memorial Association
Ladies’ National Association
William R. Willis
South Street
Massey Family Return From Florida Winter Haven
William P. Massey and his wife return to their home after spending the winter and early spring in Winter Haven Florida. They were joined by her mother A C Farley of Auburndale and her mother-in-law Mrs Massey. Mrs Massey plans to visit here for some time.
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Massey
Winter Haven
Fla
William P. Massey
A. C. Farley
Auburndale
Grace Larrick Heads to Baltimore for May Day Weekendre
Grace Larrick travels to Baltimore for a weekend visit and plans to attend May Day exercises at Hood College in Frederick tomorrow. They will stay with Misses Rodgers during their stay in Baltimore, and Miss Stryker studied at Hood College last year.
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Grace Larrick
Baltimore
Hood College
Frederick
Miss Stryker
Misses Rodgers
Miss Billy Tomney Returns Home From Harrigonburg Visit
Miss Billy Tomney, after several days in Harrigonburg Virginia with her aunt Mrs J B Hicks, has returned and is making her home with Mrs Fred Stryker.
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Billy Tomney
Harrigonburg, Va
J. B. Hicks
Fred Stryker
Mrs J S Newcome Visits Leucre for Town Business
Mrs J S Newcome of Leucre spent the day in town on business duties meeting local officials and visitors, engaging in routine transactions and errands.
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J. S. Newcome
Leucre
Buatnuss
Mrs. Timberlake Visits Bruce Town on Business
Mrs. W. B. Timberlake of Bruce town was in town today on a business visit meeting local contacts and inspecting activities.
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W. B. Timberlake
Brucetown
Northern Virginia Power Manager Attends Hagerstown Meeting
Mr Edward Stultz manager of the Northern Virginia Power Company spent today in Hagerstown where he attended a company meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stultz
Northern Virginia Power Company
Hagerstown
Mrs Elizabeth Small Guest at Northwestern Grade Home
Mrs Elizabeth Small of Sarenac Lake New York is the guest of Dr and Mrs EB C Stuart at their home on the Northwestern Grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Small
Sarenac Lake
N. Y
EB. C. Stuart
Mrs W A Clopper Visits Middletown Hosts Everlys
Mrs W A Clopper of Hagerstown is a guest of Mr and Mrs W A Everly in Middletown for a week while traveling.
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W. A. Clopper
Hagerstown
Mrs
W. A. Everly
Middletown
Mrs McKinster Called by Death of Aunt in Martinsburg
Mrs H E McKinster is in Martinsburg where she was called by the death of her aunt Mrs Morgan Van Metre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. McKinster
Martinsburg
Morgan van Metre
Staunton Woman Shifts Guest to Hagerstown Home
Mrs. James R. Taylor of Staunton, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alexander T. Jones on Amherst Street since Tuesday, has moved to stay with her daughter Mrs. Richard Catlett at her home in Hagerstown.
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James R. Taylor
Staunton
Alexander T. Jones
Amherst Street
Richard Catlett
Hagerstown
Richmond Guest to Visit Dr. and Mrs. E C Stuart
Mr. Tynsdale Adams of Richmond is slated to arrive Saturday night as the weekend guest of Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Stuart at their home.
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Tynsdale Adams
Richmond
E. C. Stuart
Miss Elizabeth Stuart and friends to visit Summit Point
Miss Elizabeth Stuart Miss Rosa lie Cox and Miss Lucille Anderson will be weekend guests of Miss Louise Withers at her Sum mit Point home.
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Elizabeth Stuart
Rosalie Cox
Lucille _ Anderson
Louise Withers
Summit Point
Miss Theresa Lynch Heads to Washington Today
Miss Theresa Lynch departed for Washington and will stay until tomorrow night, leaving the city on a routine trip.
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Theresa Lynch
Washington
Guests at George Washington Hotel Weathers Nearby Delegations
Among the guests at the George Washington Hotel are N. Carpenter of Coshocton Ohio owner of Shenandoah Boxboard Corporation F G LaClear of Detroit Mich O E Drunker of Chicago and Senator and Mrs C B Weller of Maryland accompanied by Mr and Mrs F H Williams of Boston who were guests there yesterday
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George Washington Hotel
N. Carpenter
Coshocton
Ohio
Shenandoah Boxboard Corporation
F. G. LaClear
Detroit
Mich
O. E. Drunker
Chicago
C. B. Weller
Maryland
F. H. Williams
Boston
Falls Church Man Returns After Visit With Fries Family
Rufus C. Robinson came back to Falls Church Virginia last night after visiting his brother in law Edgar L. Fries and Mrs Fries at their North avenue home.
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Falls Church, Va
Edgar L. Fries
North Avenue
Miss Hunter to Stay With Ward Family This Summer
Miss Caroline Hunter arrived from Washington and is staying with Mr and Mrs Robert M Ward on South Washington Street until her sister Mrs Marcy Campbell joins her. They will reopen the old Hunter home for the summer.
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Caroline Hunter
Washington
Robert M. Ward
South Washington Street
Marcy Campbell
Hunter
Mrs H S Crabill of Toms Brook Shopping in Town
Mrs H S Crabill of Toms Brook was seen shopping in town today, engaging with local merchants and selecting items during a routine outing.
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H. S.crabill
Toms Brook
Baltimore visit highlights kin and local travel
Mrs. J. M. Orndoff will be the guest of her sisters, the Misses Walter, in Baltimore for several days. Miss Loma Gordon of Stephens City spent the day in town with friends.
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J. M. Orndoff
Walter
Baltimore
Loma Gordon
Stephens City
Mrs Carr to Visit Brunswick Woman on Market Street
Mrs. W. L. Carr of Brunswick arrived today and will be the guest of Mrs. H. E. Hawkins at her home on North Market street.
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W. L. Carr
Brunswick
H. E. Hawkins
North Market Street
Miss Flora Good Guests with Thornton Good Family
Miss Flora Good of New York visits her parents Mr and Mrs Thornton Good at their home near town, staying as a guest.
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Flora Good
New York
Mrs
Thornton Good
Town
Mrs Newcome Returns Home After Festival Visit
Mrs. Mary Newcome arrives back at her Keyser West Virginia home today following a courtesy visit as guest during Mrs. Brook Smith's festival.
Miss Eleanor Boyd to Visit Aunt in Hagerstown
Miss Eleanor Boyd will be the guest of her aunt Mrs. Donald Neer in Hagerstown for several days.
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Eleanor Boyd
Donald Neer
Hagerstown
Mrs Wright Returns Home From Opequon Visit
Mrs. W. T. Wright returned today to her home in Teeth after being the guest of Mr. C. Wright and family of Opequon for about ten days.
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W. T. Wright
Teeth
Mr. C. Wright
Opequon
Knight and Lynn Guests of Rowe at South Market
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Knight of Keysville and Mr. and Mrs. Vernor Lynn of Winterham visited Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rowe on South Market street.
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Samuel Knight
Keysville, Va
Vernor Lynn
Winterham, Va
A. F. Rowe
South Market Street
New York Visitors Head South To South Carolina
Mrs George McDonald and Miss Jennie Kitchen of New York, guests of Mrs Jonah Reess and her daughter Miss Anni Reess, departed last evening for South Carolina to spend some time.
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George McDonald
Jennie Kitchen
New York
Jonah Reess
Anni Reess
Carolina
Social Notes from North Market Street Mansion Reopens
Misses Carter and Augusta Conrad who spent early spring in Washington have reopened the Conrad mansion on North Market street. Miss Thelma Lewis returns to Charleston after visiting Miss Kathryn Yost at her North Kent street home for ten days. Miss Mary Gold of Baltimore visits Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Crawford on North Washington street, arriving last evening.
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Carter
Augusta Conrad
Washington
Conrad
North Market Street
Thelma Lewis
Charleston
D. C
Kathryn Yost
North Kent Street
Mary Gold
Baltimore
Frank B. Crawford
North
Washington Street
Fred L. Glaize Returns From Eastward Business Trip
Mr. Fred L. Glaize came home last evening after a business trip to eastern cities, reporting a productive journey and plans for forthcoming work engagements.
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Fred L. Glaize
Visiting relatives and friends spans Detroit to Charleston
Mr Walter Williams of Stephens City visits relatives and friends in Detroit Michigan while Miss Ethel Hawse of Baker West Virginia spends the day with friends in Washington en route to Charleston where she will join the State Teachers Grad ing Board.
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Walter Williams
Stephens City
Detroit, Mich
Mrs Williams and Son Leave for Baltimore to Consult Specialist
Mrs 8 R Williams of near town and her son Rodger Williams Jr depart for Baltimore today to visit Mrs T W Fonsill. There they will consult Dr Baer the tone specialist who has been treating Master Williams.
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8. R. Williams
Near Town
Rodger Williams, Jr
Baltimore
T. W., Fonsill
Baer
Master Williams
Coca Cola Men Lunch Meeting in Martinsburg District
Coca Cola salesmen from Hagerstown Maryland to Staunton Virginia, including Martinsburg and Winchester, gather in Martinsburg for a luncheon at the nurses home of King’s Daughters Hospital. The meeting starts at 6:30 p.m. with luncheon served by King's Daughters Circle members. H C Crafton of Hagerstown arranged the event, part of periodic district conferences to foster trade ties.
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Hagerstown
Cumberland Valley
Martinsburg
Winchester
Staunton
Shenandoah Valley
King’s Daughters Hospital
Twe
King’s Daughters
H. C. Crafton
Embroidered Hair Picture Reaches Macao Harbor in Silk
A Canadian merchant’s wife Embroidered in silk with her own hair a delicately designed image of Macao harbor. She carried the shorn tresses across the Pacific to memorialize the voyage. A steward sacrificed hair to provide the white contrast in the relief. The note contrasts with history of printing with earliest devices. The oldest printer book is said to be the Diamond Sutra from 868 AD and block printing preceded movable type introduced between 1051 and 16858 with glazed ware type.
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Jung Bo
Canada
China
Macao Harbor
Pacific
It Pays To Advertise Mickie Says Yeah
An excerpt shows a playful ad style with jumbled punctuation and shouting lines. The wording highlights a boastful boss who appears humble yet hints at streetwise intent, framed in a humorous broadcast-like tone.
President Coolidge on city congestion and transport reform
President Coolidge told a White House audience of secretaries from motor clubs that congestion in cities must be addressed through broad cooperation and inclusive planning. He warned that despite new transportation, population density has risen with skyscrapers and elevators.
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President Coolidge
Associated Press
Washington
American Automobile Association
White House
Mr. Coolidge
Michigan congressman dies after gallstone surgery
Representative Arthur B. Williams of Battle Creek Michigan died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a post operative relapse. He was 55, a lawyer, elected to fill a 1923 vacancy and re elected to the sixty ninth Congress on the Republican ticket. He leaves a widow.
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Baltimore
Arthur B. Williams
Battle Creek
Mich
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Williams
Michigan
Ten Communists Meeting Broken Up In New York
Police raided ten meetings of communists and sympathizers in New York on May Day Eve. All participants were driven into the streets. two young men were arrested for distributing pamphlets. The raid at the Workers' Party of America headquarters disrupted desks and seized literature with no violence reported.
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Associated Press
New York
Directors approve 999 year lease of rail line
New York May 1 Directors of the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway Company have approved the proposal by the Delaware and Hudson Railway Company for a lease of the property for 999 years. W T Noonan, president of the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh, announced today.
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Associated Press
New York
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway Company
Delaware and Hudson Railway Company
W. T. Noonan
Buffalo-Rochester and
Pitburgh
Western Union President Arrives in Winchester Tonight
New York based Newcomb Carlton, president of the Western Union Telegraph Company, is due in Winchester at 6 10 this evening aboard Baltimore and Ohio train No 51 in his private car. This marks his first visit to Chester area and possibly the first by a Western Union president to this part of the state. Carlton will park his private car at Charlottesville early next week before a motor trip through the Virginia Valley.
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Newcomb Carlton
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Winchester
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Carlton
Chester
Charlottesville
Carlino
Valley of
Virginia
Winchester Rural Charge Sermons and Services
Winchester Rural Charge Services at United Brethren Church led by Rev. R Ludwig schedule Sunday events at Mount Olive Mount Pleasant Sunrise Fairview and Pleasant Valley with Sunday schools at various times and activities including baptism, communion, sermon, Christian Endeavor and prayer meeting next Wednesday at 7 60 p.m.
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Winchester
United Brethren Church
R. Ludwig
Mount Olive
Mount Pleasant
Fairview
Christian Endeavor
Pleasant Valley
Hristian Endeavor
White Post Circuit Services May 3
White Post Circuit services led by Rev W G Winton with Millwood and Boyce congregations. Millwood Sunday school 10 am and 11 am worship with communion. Boyce Sunday school 10 am and league officers installed at 7 pm evening worship.
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W. G. Winton
Millwood
Boyce
Fragmented Text Reflects Family Dispute Rumor
The readable portion hints at a domestic quarrel or social ridicule aimed at a husband and wife. Name details are missing, leaving uncertainty about identities, dates, or places. The fragment suggests community reaction but provides no clear event, outcome, or authoritative statement.
Colonel Coolidge Faces Heart Block in Health Check
Boston May 1 physicians report Col John C Coolidge father of the President shows slow heart action and signs of heart block due to aging. The exact diagnosis and possible operation were deferred pending further study as Col Coolidge and Dr Albert Crambridge of Bridgewater left Massachusetts General Hospital for Plymouth.
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Desaciated
Boston
John C. Coolidge
Massachusetts— Eral Hospital
A.brie
Coolidge
Massachusetts Genera Hospital
Albert Cram
Bridgewater
Coleidge
Plymouth
Public Utility Shares See Strength in New York Market
NEW YORK May 1 Strength activity of public utility shares marked the morning session with recent purchases in open market for control. Market showed increased activity with focus on railroad issues. Call money renewed at 4 per cent. Closing was strong with about 1,250,000 shares sold.
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Associated Press
New York
Hindenburg to Be Inaugurated May 12 in Berlin
BERLIN May 1 President elect von Hindenburg will take office and be inaugurated as president at noon May 12. The decision was announced today after annual council discussions.
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Berlin
Elec von Hindenburg
Se Sion
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