Who's Guilty and Puppets of Fate at Mico Fawcett Tonite
Tonight at Mico and Fawcett Tonite Pictures begin shows at 7 30 with two reel dramas The Puppets of Fate and Who's Guilty as the first of fourteen varied subjects Miss Nilsson and Tom Moore lead the principal roles in social life drama The Frame Up Broadway Universal Feature also on bill starring George Fawcett admission ten cents shows start at 7 30 nightly except Saturdays
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Kalem Company
Universal
Amer
George Fawcett
Gasoline Engine Offered At Bargain Price
The Star advertises a 16 HP Fairbanks gasoline engine with magneto offered for 50 dollars cash to make quick room for machinery. The engine can be inspected at The Star office.
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Star
Hampton visitors rent summer apartments in city
Mrs. S. H. Wansbrough and her daughter Mrs. M. J. Baptist of Hampton arrive for the summer and take apartments with Mrs. Lucy Faulkner on North Washington street. Mrs. Baptist was formerly Mrs Ethel Hansbrough.
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S. H. Wansbrough
M. J. Baptist
Hampton, Va
City
Lucy Faulkner
North
Washington Street
Baptist
Ethel Hansbrough
Mr Shirley Carter Seeks Washington Business Ad Space
Mr Shirley Carter spends the day in Washington on business and looks to place a want ad in The Star. He travels for meetings and aims to publicize his services or needs locally.
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Shirley Carter
Washington
Smallpox Cases Rise in Elkton Mountain Home
Four more cages of smallpox have developed in the Shiffet home in the Elkton section of the Blue Ridge Mountains. In a two room frame house, two men, five women, and 11 children lived there. Eight contracted smallpox, ten exposed for ten days, tents provided, quarantine in effect.
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Shiffet
Elkton
Blue Ridge
Norman F. Johncon Weds Miss Calmes
Mrs William Calmes of Winchester and Richmond Virginia announces the marriage of her daughter Margaret Neville Calmes to Mrs Norman Ferguson Johnson of Charlestown West Virginia. The ceremony was performed by Rev G Freeland Peter at the bride’s mother's West avenue residence at noon on Saturday. The couple will make their future home in Baltimore.
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William Calmes
Winchester
Richmond, Va
Margaret Neville Calmes
Norman Ferguson Johnson
Charlestown
W. Va
G. Freeland Peter
St. James’ Protestant Episcopal Church
West Avenue
Johnson
Baltimore
Free Lecture At Handley Library in Winchester
A free lecture sponsored by the Women's Civic League of Winchester will be held tomorrow at 8 30 p m in the Handley Library. Mrs Archibald Hopkins of Washington will speak on Better Housing Conditions. She is president of the Brillen Wilson Home and granddaughter of Rev Edward Everett Hale. Dr B M Roszel of Shenandoah Valley Academy will introduce her.
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Women's Civic League
Winchester
Handley Library
Archibald Hopkins
Washington
Brllen Wilson Home
B. M. Roszel
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Dr. Hate
Byrds Return to Washington After Town Visit
Mr and Mrs Richard Evelyn Byrd Jr have finished visiting relatives and friends in town and returned to Washington this morning.
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Richard Evelyn Byrd, Jr
Washington
Mother's Day Observed by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad marked Mother's Day by distributing carnations to train crews and decorating dining cars. A callboy at a large eastern terminal volunteered to supply a carnation to each crew member on duty, using flowers grown at his home, as passengers were offered carnations to honor their mothers.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Timber rights sold near Stephens City to Cadwalader and Foster
Mr C E Cougill near Stephens City sold timber rights on about thirty acres to J B Cadwalader and F R Foster who have Timber plans. A saw mill will be built in the woods and the timber cut and sawn into lumber on the premises. They expect to begin work at once.
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C. E Cougill
Stephens Chy
Messrs
J. B. Cadwalader
F. R. Foster
Bosserman Departs on Business Trip to Norfolk
Mr. W. H. Bosserman, who has been staying several days at his city residence, left this morning on a business trip to Norfolk and the lower Virginia region.
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W. H. Bosserman
Norfolk
Old Time Negro Passes Away in Chambersburg PA
John Morrison returns from Chambersburg after attending the funeral of Isaac Page a respected colored resident who died aged about 85 after uraemic poisoning. Page born near Winchester as a slave rose to overseer during the Civil War and later worked for John W Metz before retiring. He found surviving sisters Mrs Taylor and Eliza Washington.
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John Morrison
Chambersburg
Isaac Page
Beechaniow
Virginia
Page
Winchester
Robert Muse
Bank
John W. Metz
Stoufferstown
Conococheague Cobort
Taylor
Chambereburg
Eliza Washington
William Washington
Mrs Shepherd Improves After Serious Operation
Mrs Champs Shepherd, who recently underwent a serious operation at Winchester Memorial Hospital, was reported improved today and doing as well as could be expected. Doctors Stuart Amberson and Smoke are attending her and providing comfort. Mr M E Stickley of Woodstock, Ill, spent last evening in town and registered at Hotel Evans.
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Champs Shepherd
Winchester’ Memorial Hospital
Stuart
Amberson
M. E. Stickley
Woodstock
Town
Hotel
Evans
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Jessie Hillyard
T. P. Spates & Co
Briggs, VA
Castoria
J. A. H. Byrd
Iptt
Berryville
Finilly
Mico
Fawcett Tonite
Mountain Section
Norman F. Johncon
Miss Calmes
Mad Merason
Tom Monight
Ysician
Adway
America
Sieeineleleest
Geo, Fawcett
Valli Valli
Metro Society
Lower
Ssi
Richmond
Booklegand
Good & CO
Florida
Woodward’s
South Main St
A's
Cere Garment
Shire and Brewers
S.H. Hable
Lisle
Gray & Sheetz
the Farmers and Merchants National Bank
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Round Hill School
Leo Cooley
John Kerr Public School
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