Berryville Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits and Incidents
Berryville May 3. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Witherspoon of Richmond and Mrs. James Riddle of Petersburg at The Knoll. Visitors from Lexington and Philadelphia attend gatherings at Questover and Auburn. A lightning strike damaged Mrs. Barringer’s house and Clermont farm, killing a sow.
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Berryville, Va
Alfred Witherspoon
Richmond
James Riddle
Petersburg
Blackburn Smith
John G. James
W. B. Metcalfs
Lexington
Aubrey Harwell
Questover
Edward Stribling
Norfolk
Anna Boyd
Philadelphia
Berry
Ville
Sare
Howers
Auburn
A. B. Wyndham
Cozié Wyndham
Washington
Tom ‘Peyton
Harding urges economy to curb government deficits
President Harding launches a drive against the dangerous tendency of departments to ask for deficiency appropriations. He tells cabinet members in letters that about 216 million dollars in deficiency requests are pending and urged departments to operate within congressional limits to fix economy as a basis.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Ens
Iwe.com
Congress
Railroad Director Dead in New Jersey at 61
Frank H. Davis, officer and director of more than a dozen railroads, died at his Elizabeth home today from atherosclerosis. He was 61.
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The
Associated Press
Elizabeth
N. J
Frank H. Davis
Unclaimed Winchester Post Office Letters List 1921
The Winchester Virginia post office lists unclaimed letters for the week ending April 30 1921. Names include Warain Boone Crim Charley Fletcher J Orndorff Mrs Vaunnie Parson Jas F as Mrs Aftinie eward Mrs Charles C H Smith John Trogdon Mrs T W J Wm Sibert Postmaster.
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Winchester
Boone
Warain Crim
Charley
Fletcher
Howard On
J. Orndorff
Vaunnie
Parson
Jas
Aftinie
Eward
Charles
C. H. Smith
John
Trogdon
W. J. Wm. Sibert
Battle Near Galbally Claims Civilians and Soldier Wounds
In a five hour encounter near Galbally Limerick on May 2, about 150 civilians clashed with crowd forces. Six civilians died and fourteen were wounded while two soldiers were hurt, one seriously. Mrs. Robert M. Glass has returned from Rockville Maryland where she visited her sister Mrs. Harry R. Kern in a sanitarium nearby.
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Associated Press
Limerick
Galbally
Robert M. Glass
Rockville
Harry R. Kern
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Automobile Page
Winchester Automobile Dealers’ Association
Westinghouse
F. M.reynolds & Co
Westinghouse Atteries
Shade.motor CO
North Main Street
Louis Zuckerman
Baker St
Willys
Willys-Knight
Ford
Detroit
United
Pal
Chapman’s Auto Sales
Braddock St
Postoffice
Berryville
H.R. Willis
N. Market St
Cammer & Son
Kernstown, VA
Federal
Willard
Bosch
Valley
Corner
Braddock and
Water Sts
Winchester Auto Sales
Studebaker
Chevrolet
W. W. Dellinger
South Main St
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