Girls' Athletic Association Dinner At Inn Honors Show Cast
The Girls' Athletic Association hosted a June dinner for members of the cast of The G. A. A. Revue of 1927 and the basketball team. Mrs. Magdaline Fansler presided, new members Corinne Carscaden and Helen Ritter were introduced, and letters were awarded to Missie Edith Wooten, Clarice Ryland, Elsie Matthews and "Toots" McCann with other members receiving star tokens.
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Hee Ty
Shenandoah Valley
Bass Squad
Claire Dotterer
Mary Katherine Aulick
Magdaline Fansler
Association
Edith Wooten
Clarice Ryland
Elsie Matthews
Miss *McCann
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Mr. Walter Dailey
A May 8 surprise party at the Dailey home near Cross Junction honored Walter Dailey on his thirty fourth birthday. Relatives and friends joined, sharing a bountiful meal, a cake with 34 candles, and well wishes, including members of the Woodmen Lodge.
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Walter Dailey
Cross Junction
Floyd Brewer
Lee
Winifred
Ritenour
Winchester
Ernest Gray
George Clark
Elmer Clark
Witton Kerns
G. L. Shapholtz
Delia Strother
Irsey
Holmes Fleether
Woodmen’s Lodge
Mr. Dailey
Mrs Griffin Re elected Treasurer of Local DAR Chapter
At the Fort Loudoun Chapter of the D A R annual meeting in Berryville on Wednesday afternoon Mrs H Elmer Griffin was chosen to continue as treasurer for the coming year. A previous report in The Star incorrectly stated a different name.
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Dental Association
Ralph B. Snapp
R. F. Cline
C. B. Harlee
Fadwin C. Yost
W. A. Daniels
Berryville
Virginia Beach
Virginia State Dental Association
New Cavalier Hotel
Snapp
State Board of Dental Examiners
Two Couples Obtain Weding Licenses
Marriage licenses issued in the corporation clerk's office to Ralph B. Lehigh and Mabel Wilson of Wardensville West Virginia and James A. Mellott and Anna E. Hosselrode of Winchester. Details note origins, occupations, and residence shifts for the couples.
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Corporation
Ralph B. Lehigh
Mabel Wilson
Wardensville
W. Va
John Lehigh
Edward Wilson
James A. Mellott
Anna E. Hosselrode
Winchester
Baltimore
Anthony Mellott
Herman Hosselrode
Local residents travel and business and social notes
Mar tensburg residents purchase a motor sedan. William A March and son James attend an Alexandria banquet for Home Beneficial Association agents. Various locals visit, travel, and attend events from Romney to Charlottesville, with business trips to Washington and Richmond and notes on illness and social visits.
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William A. March
James
Alexandria Va
Home Beneficial Association
Mr. March
William M Tevalt Laid To Rest In Winchester
Funeral services for William M Tevalt were held at his daughter's home on South Braddock Street with Rev L D Hottle and Rev Hafenayer officiating. Burial followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery beside his wife Virginia Tevalt. Pallbearers included T J Orndorff and others. Survived by four sons three daughters nineteen grandchildren and more. Mr Tevalt recently moved from Mount Williams Frederick County and was a longtime member of the Sarah Zane Fire Company. Hymns sung included Shall We Gather at the River Only Trust Him and God Will Take Care of You.
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Wm. M. Tevalt
W. B. Dyke
South Braddock Street
L. D. Hottle
New Market
Hafenayer
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Mount Hebron
Virginia Tevalt
T. J. Orndorff
Snyder Curl
Joseph Hodgson
C. Lee Barr
William Clowser
Edward White
Williams
Winchester
Mount Williams
Frederick County
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Thieves Raid Hen Rost In County
Thieves entered Mrs. Wesley Owens hen house on the Jughtown pike at Back Creek last night and carried off forty hens from the roost. They took only hens and left several roosters.
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Wesley Owens
Back Creek
Paris Socialists accuse women of pampered pets spending
Paris editors blame Parisian women for higher pet expenses, contrasting with the average Parisian personal spending and stirring debate over domestic priorities in France's capital.
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Paris
Speculators Regain Market Control On GM Dividend Hunch
Speculators for the advance regained control of price movement in the day’s sell market after an early decline, based on the belief that General Motors would end the upward phase with its extra dividend. Call money rose to 4 percent. The session closed strong with about 1,700,000 shares traded.
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New York
General Motors
Eleven Held For Bucketing Charges In Virginia Raid
In Richmond on May 13, police arrested J. W. Manning and Joe Roth with eleven others in a raid on J. W. Manning and Company Investments. Authorities accuse bucket shop operations across Virginia. A man identified as FE. Kauffman, an officer of the firm, is being sought.
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Associated Press
Richmond
J. W. Manning
Joe Roth
J. W. Manning and Company, Investments
Virginia
FE. Kauffman
Seed Potatoes Misnamed in USDA Tests
The United States Department of Agriculture reports widespread misnaming of seed potato varieties. Of 99 lots from 45 seedsmen in 1925, 26 were incorrectly named, with a firm substituting three varieties for Spaulding Rose. In 1926 only 5 of 26 received were correctly named, raising concerns over market timing and demand for certified seed.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Mignonette Favored as the Surest Lettuce Head
The article recommends Mignonette as the most reliable lettuce for forming heads, noting it often heads where other varieties fail. It compares with Iceberg also called New York or Wonderful, both crisp heads, and mentions Big Boston as a good choice for amateurs among butterheads.
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New York
Inoculate Sweet Clover When Sowing First Time
When sowing sweet clover for the first time inoculate the seed. Spring sowing with oats or February both work, with eight to twelve pounds typical. Establishment hinges on carbonate of lime in the soil, and the crop provides good pasture and hay quality comparable to alfalfa.
Lab Labrador search eyed for missing French flyers
Navy considers sending the Los Angeles as far north as Labrador to find Nungesser and Coli. The airship faced heavy fog and low visibility off Nantucket while President Coolidge and Raymond Orteig offered support and rewards for recovery. Lindbergh arrived at Roosevelt Field amid preparations for a solo New York Paris bid.
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Washington
Los Angeles
Navy Department
North Atlantic
White House
Labrador
Rosendahl
Nantucket
Naval
Wilbur
Nungesser
Coll
Orteiz
Raymond Orteig
New York
Paris
Coolidge
Doumergue
France
Coli
Byrd
Hasbrough Heights
N. J
America
Richard B. Byrd
Roosevelt Field
L.1
Trans-Oceanic Company
Tient
Leroy Thompson
Girl Fails To Sustain Charge Against a Clerk
In Baltimore on May 13, charges against Charles Wagler of leading Miss Ellen Little of Westminster into a bogus marriage were dismissed at circuit court. Miss Little accused Engler, a chain grocery store clerk, of a fake ceremony to obtain $500. Investigation showed Miss Little knew Engler was married with three children.
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Baltimore
O'Conor
Charles Wagler
Ellen Little
Westminister
Miss Little
Engler
O’conor
Miss. Little
Edward E Sollars Dies of Stroke in Breezewood
Edward E Sollars age 74 died at the home of his daughter Mrs. William L Phillips in Breezewood Pennsylvania after a stroke on May 4. He was a former sheriff and treasurer of Garrett County and lived in Oakland for over 40 years. He is survived by his wife two sons and a daughter and his niece Mrs Seal who could not attend the funeral in Oakland due to illness.
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American Legion Auxiliary
W. A. Baker
Handley School
W. M. Seal
North Braddock Street
Edward FE. Sollers
William L. Phillips
Breezewood
Sollers
William R
Jane Capper
Sollars
Bert C. Brown
Winchester
Oakland
Garrett County
Ite
Phillips
William. L. Phillips
BE. B. Sollars
Deer Park
William R. Sollars
Cumberland
Seal
Grippe
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Mississippi
South
Washington Street
Red Cross
Mason Snapp
U. S. Pat
Huntsberry
Arbuckle
Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church
Kernstown
Miss Seabright
Mr. Fallon
Corinne Seabright
Philadelphia
Alfred X. Fallon
Washington, D. C
Douglas Seabright
Fallon
Mrs. Fallon
May Carper
Sarah
Miss Lee Pine
Darkesville
Wilda Capper
Eugene B. Cooper
Elon College
N. GS
D. W. Gordon
Hotel
Jack
E.C. Yost
R. B. Snapp
The
Virginia Dental Association
BE. C. Tabb
Martinsburg, W. Va
Mc Winerd G. Rosk
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Graham Orndorff
Hayfield
Altopass
N. C
Nina Glyn Anderson
Leslie McCormick
Romney
Guy V. Glyn
Bloom
R. A. Shafer
Mr. Tyleson
Server Corporation
Messrs. E. Foster
F. H. Robertson
Bud Helm
Potomac Edison Company
Hagerstown, Md
William Duer
Manhattan Shirt Company
New York City
Charles Macklin
Eastern Cap Company
T. M. Hiltzheimer
Herbert Miller
Kenneth Ruth
L. B. Sirbaugh
Joseph Newlin
Allen Hawpekere
Charlottesville
Lions Clubs
Sue Himelright
Mary and
Esther Himelright
Mrs
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Stewart Bell
Lucille Lupton
Billy Lupton
Alice Lupton
West Newton
Boyd R. Richards
Richmond, Va
Mrs. A. Lauston
Hotel Jack
Page Irving
Lucy Page Grammer
James Grammer
Laddie Tabb
Charles Town
J. Howard Cather
Messrs. W. W. Powell
George A. Harris
George Washington Hotel
J. W. Bennington
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Richmond Reserve Bank
William M. Tevalt
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John McPhael
Anthony Fokker
San Diego
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Rouss Garage
Braddock Street
Edward E. Sollars
Ballaymahon
Ireland
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Florsheim
Falar Lee Lelelo Loarate
Tee
Dethal
Petermans
Tanglefoot
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