City council approves Cork Street extension and improvements
At a May meeting the Common Council accepted a 60 foot Cork Street extension from Glaize and Carter after they guaranteed protection for Kinzel interests. They also backed water and sewer work and a concrete sidewalk along West Cork street extended to Shenandoah Valley Academy property, with private funding for a interim period.
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Cork Street
Common Council
Fred. L. Glaize
Shirley. Carter
Lucy Kinzel
Stewart Street
Messrs. Carter and
Glaize
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Kinzer
Mr. Henry
Carter
Messrs. Glaize
Messrs
Baker
Grim
McVicar
Sale
Trenary
Page
Robinson and Anderson
P. W. Boyd
Few Drugs Cure Most Ailments Says Health Builder
The Health Builder notes drugs rarely cure disease, with Dr James F B Rogers explaining the body often heals itself when given a chance. It traces drug use from ancient remedies through trial and error, stressing comfort and aiding nature over direct cures.
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James FB
Rogers
May Festival On The Lawn At Cobblestone Cottage
Girls' Athletic Association held a May festival on Cobblestone Cottage lawn West Peyton street. Miss Mary Wisecarver crowned queen, with Miss Kathryn Barnett maid of honor and Miss Opal Robinson jester. Attendants, flower girls, and a Maypole dance followed amid refreshments hosted by Anna Wood and a committee including Ida Fisher and Mary Wisecarver. Approximately sixty girls attended.
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Girls’ Athletic Association
West Peyton Street
Bessie B. McCann
Nancy Crisman
Salome Crisman
Katherine Dispannett
Sons of Harmony
Virginia Pangle
Janet Rinker
Miss Pangle
Kathryn Barnett
Colleen Over
Louise Crisman
Mary Wisecarver
Miss Wisecarver
Lucy Sprint
Gladys Didgwick
Marion Barr
Grace Showalter
Margaret Hawkins
C. A. Davis
Helen Keating
Carter Mae Striker
Opal Robinson
Anna Wood
Ida Fisher
Willer
Bess Rush
Margaret Kelchner
Fruit crop safe buyers urged to plant more trees
Orchardists urged to extend planting as fruit crop deemed safe. Apple and peach trees including Duchess Yellow Transparent Ben Davis Delicious Jonathan Northern Spy Black Ben Staymans York Imperial Elaine varieties offered by Mountain View Nursery Co Williamsport Maryland and Hagerstown exchange 2087 W. through May 15 or later.
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Duchess
Bén Davis
Delicious
Jonathan
Staymans
York Imperial
Belle of Ga
Carman
Champion
Early
Elberta
Hagerstown
Mountain View Nursery Co
Williamsport
Mrs Rosenberger Laid to Rest in Toms Brook
Annabel Rosenberger died at her sister’s home on North Braddock Street and was laid to rest at Toms Brook Lutheran Church after services led by Rev. G. S. Bearden. Interment followed in the church cemetery. She leaves husband E L Rosenberger and daughter Mary, plus three sisters in Virginia and many relatives as mourners.
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Annabel Rosenberger
E. L. Rosenberger
Mary Rosenberger
Gay Ebert
Winchester
W. J. Shillinburg
Richmond
Olive Wately
All Ready for Firemen's Feast in Friendship Hall
Arrangements are complete for the Friendship Fire Company banquet to be held tomorrow night at eight in the company hall. The event, hosted by the ladies' auxiliary, features a tempting menu and will conclude with toasts led by Prosecuting Attorney James P. Reardon. Responding to toasts will be Congressman T. W. Harrison City Solicitor Philip Williams Captain Robert L. Gray and Major Robert T. Barton.
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The
Friendship Fire Company
James P. Reardon
T. W. Harrison
Philip Wiliams
Robert L.gray
Robert, T. Barton
Mob storms Pillar of Fire Church in N J clash
Police hunt leaders after 100 Holy Rollers barricade inside the Pillar of Fire Church while 600 attackers clash. two church members arrested for assault and later rescued from a mob amid chants of Lynch them. Meeting linked to Klan chapter efforts.
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Associated Press
Boundbrook
N. J
Pillar of Fire Church
Ku Klux Klan
Summerville
Rev Ludwig Ill at Home Seeks Pulpit Return
The Rev. R. Ludwig of the United Brethren circuit is ill at his home in the city but hopes to resume pulpit duties next Sunday.
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Ss. R. Ludwig
United Brethren Circuit
Bond inquiry and skilled hangers wanted at Winchester
Very important men, have you any Victory 4 3-4 per cent bonds. If you have, come to see us at once, as we have valuable information for you. J. D. Fuller, vice-president, Farmers and Merchants National Bank. 1-1p-21 WANTED 2 first class Paper Hangers. Bring hand tools. References required, Frank M. Weadon & Son, 41 E. Water St., Winchester, Va. 21-1p-tt
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J. D. Fuller
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Frank M. Weadon & Son
E. Water St
Winchester
Wanted and rental notices in local help column
WANTED Experienced office girl apply in writing state salary and experience Write P care Star 1-1p-3t FOR RENT Furnished house for July and August Apply 8008 Washington St 30-1p-6t
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Washington St
Ford Four Door Sedan in Short Supply at Winchester Dealer
Chapman Auto Sales in Winchester Virginia lists a lone Ford four door sedan in stock with no prospects for more for several months. The notice notes limited supply and ongoing inventory constraints.
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FORD
Chapman Auto Sales
Winchester
Germany Proposes 30 Billion Gold Marks Reparations
Berlin outlines a total reparations package of 30 billion gold marks with 20 billion by July 1, 1927 5 billion by July 1 1929 and 5 billion by July 1 1931 to be raised via bond issues on international markets. Germany warns the plan may exceed capacity and suggests an international commission decide if needed. France rejects the proposal and anticipates extended occupation on the right bank of the Rhine.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Washington
Reich
Ruhr
Hughes
Paris
France
Premier Poincare
Empire Allstar Comedies Parade Daily Feature
Empire presents daily two reel comedies starring Charles Murray Mary Anderson Raymond McKee and Flora Finch. Brand new laughs promise audiences a steady stream of humor and cheerful viewing at the Empire.
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the Empire
Charles Murray
Mary Anderson
Raymond McKee
Flora Finch
France May Quit Lausanne Peace Conference
The French charge d affaires in Constantinople warned that France would abandon the Lausanne peace conference unless Turkish troop concentrations on the Syrian border were withdrawn. Britain protested Turkish grants in Irak Mesopotamia and said it cannot recognize their validity as relayed in a House of Commons statement.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Westerdy
France
Lausanne
Britain
London
Kingdom of
Irak
Mesopotamia
Great Britain
House of Commons
Chester
Foreign Office
Prairie Oil Company Announces Another Price Cut
Independence Mo May 2 The Prairie Oil and Gas Company announced a cut of 10 cents per barrel on all grades of crude oil in the mid continent field effective today This is the second 10 cent cut in the price recently announced the other being on April 23
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Associated Press
Independence
Prarie Oil and Gas Company Today
Poll tax due for 1923 and prior years in Winchester area
Notice to voters states poll tax must be paid for 1923 on or before May 6 1923 and for 1920 and 1921 if unpaid. City of Winchester treasurer WM T Barr and Frederick County treasurer Robert B Smith sign.
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Wm.t. Barr
Treas
Winchester
Robert 8. Smith
Frederick County
Packard Twin Six Chassis For Sale At Chapman Auto
Winchester Virginia dealer Chapman Auto advertises a Packard Twin Six chassis for sale with the offer stated as no reasonable offer refused and notes item location at the Winchester lot.
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Chapman Auto
Winchester
Cure for pulmonary tuberculosis claimed by Dr Nolan
Dr William T Nolan of Jeanette Pennsylvania told the Westmoreland Medical Society Greensburg that inhalation of nearly pure carbon and calcium compounds can cure pulmonary tuberculosis. He reported 72 cases improved and five more being treated, based on a decade of study with Dr Oskar Klotz of the Rockefeller Foundation.
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Pittsburgh
William T. Nolan
Jeanette
Westmoreland Medical Society
Greensburg
Nolan
No. 65
Brest
Oskar Klotz
Rockefeller Foundation
Fire destroys three Tyrone business buildings
Tyrone Pennsylvania May 2 fire swept three blocks in the Tyr business district destroying the Brevons Miller and HME buildings. Loss estimated at 150000. Seven families lost possessions along with several merchants. Visitors from Ohio listed as relatives guests of local residents.
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Associated Press
Tyrone
Tyr
Attorney Kern Moves Offices in Cameron Hall
Attorney Harry R. Kern moves from his longtime office on Bougs avenue to the second door west of his current location. Cameron Hall tenants including Warren Rice and G Clarence Miller will vacate as owner K Marshall Baker plans a five story office block on the site. The building, erected by Judge William M. Atkinson, houses a county school on the second floor and a hall once used for dances and as a wigwam for the local Red Men.
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Harry R. Kern
Ibis Law
Cal Ayccupied
Holmestone
Unitis
Aay Roogy
Robert
Conrad
Mr. Kern
Kern
Bougs Avenue
Market Street
Cameron Hall
K. Marshall Baker
Warren Rice
G. Clarence Miler
William M. Atkinson
Automobile of Missing Officer Found
Up to noon today there had been a trace found of Captain Sven Bo Salvation Army leader who disappeared last Friday. His abandoned touring car, believed stolen, was found near Dr. J. F. Ward’s residence on West Clifford. The car was brought to police headquarters. Mrs. Sorenton, the missing wife, is troubled but hopes for news of his return. officials expect further trace in a few days as news agencies broadcast the appearance.
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Sven Bo
Salvation Army
West Clifford
J. F. Ward
Hcense
Ward
Cies
Sorestadial
National Avenue
Friendship Banquet Plans For Tomorrow Night
The article outlines arrangements for a company banquet tomorrow night. It notes attendance expectations, with about 300 members invited and urged to attend, each to sit in assigned places.
Automobile road maps request from local merchants
An unusual classified style note advertises the latest automobile road maps for customers. It urges asking for one before stock runs out and cites H. D. Fuller of the Farmers and Merchants National Bank as a contact or endorsing source.
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H. D. Fuller
Vi Farmers and Mertvhants Nat Bank
Willard Batteries Sell at Old Price Through May 6
Willard Batteries have advanced. stock will be sold at the old price until May 6. Valley Service Station announces the price cut and urges customers to act before the deadline.
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Valley Service
Rockefeller Pastor Attacks Baptist Doctrines in Sermon
The Rev Dr Cornelius Woelfkin of Park Avenue Baptist Church urges abandoning long standing Baptist doctrines. He defends the stage and praises Sir Oliver Lodge Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Christian Science amid debate among parishioners. John D Rockefeller Jr listened to the sermon.
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New York
Cornelius Woelfkin
Park Avenue Baptist Church
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