May meeting plans and weekend picnic at Soldier's Rest
Socisa and Deescual elect officers at the May Fort Loudoun Chapter DAR meeting hosted by Mrs. John H. Rosenberger on West Boscawen street. They discuss an informal plan for the chapter picnic likely to be held at Soldier's Rest, a Clarke county historic estate, and adjourn with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Rosenberger
West Boscawen Street
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Soldier's Est
Daniel Morgan
Clarke County
Morgan
Rosenberger
William P. Massey
Richard Hatcher
G. O. Miller
Charles D. Gilkeson
Polish Military Revolt Appears to Succeed in Warsaw
The Associated Press reports that Marshal Pilsudski has taken full control of Warsaw and most troops nationwide have joined his cause. The Belvedere Palace fell after fighting that began Wednesday, with government members escaping. Wojciechowski and Witos reportedly resigned. Casualties are estimated up to 200 killed and 1000 wounded in Warsaw over Thursday and Friday.
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Poland
Marshal Pilsudski
Warsaw
Associated Press
Belvedere Palace
Witos
Wojciechowski
Pilsudski
Paris
Warsaw Holds Public Funeral for Revolt Victims
Warsaw mourns hundreds killed in the military revolt while wounded crowd hospitals as Miss Helen Bridges leads nursing care. Utilities run, streets await repair as Polish forces drift toward Marshal Pilsudski's alignment amid mixed loyalties across the country.
Notice of Redemption of Betterment Bonds by NV Power Co
Northern Virginia Power Company announces redemption on May 1 1926 of all Third Mortgage 6 percent Betterment Bonds. Principal and accrued interest will be due at Shenandoah Valley National Bank Winchester Virginia. After May 1 1926 interest ceases and coupons after that date are void. Bond numbers outstanding are called for redemption. Dated Winchester Virginia April 1 1926. NORTHERN VIRGINIA POWER COMPANY By M F Riley President.
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Northern Virginia Power Company
Virginia
R. Gray Williams
A. Moore, Jr
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester
M. F. Riley
Sues Neighbor for Perm Fire Tons Spread Near Winchester
Justice Tavenner heard Luther Lewis sue Edgar Marple for 100 damages claiming a brushpile fire on Marple land jumped Parletts Run and scorched Lewis woodland eight miles north of Winchester. Witnesses disagreed on ignition source. court dismissed suit at Lewis's cost.
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Tavenner
Luther Lewis
Edgar Marple
Parletts’ Run
Winchester
Marple
Lewis
Parlett’s Run
Malolo to Head for Honolulu on 1927 Run
In Hawaii excitement builds as the S. S. Malolo heads toward Honolulu Harbor for its first tourist party. Governor Farrington, in Philadelphia to inspect the ship, helped speed its voyage with a pneumatic hammer. The Malolo is the largest and fastest American built passenger vessel and aims to cut Hawaii round trips by four days, launching late June and entering San Francisco to Honolulu service in spring 1927.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Farrington
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Memorial to be unveiled on city hall lawn
June fifth ceremonies will follow a memorial day program with a dedication on the city hall lawn if allowed. Hon Aubrey G Weaver of Front Royal will speak at the flower strewing. Winchester ladies, led by Miss Lucy Russell and Mrs Frank G Walter, travel to New Market for a similar marker unveiling.
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City Hall
Stonewall Cemetery
Aubrey G. Weaver
Front Royal
Weaver
Front Royal Bar
Winchester
New Market
Lucy Russell
Stonewall Memorial Association
Lucy F., Kurtz
Fourth District United Daughters of the Confederacy
Frank G. Walter
George W. Kurtz
Hall, Brave-Winged Balboa of the Cold North
The Bentztown Bard lauds Byrd as the heroic Virginian facing Arctic exploration with admiration. The Baltimore Sun praises his daring and the world watches this North winds figure with high regard as Virginians hail his courage. Philip Williams and Judge Frank Tavenner visited Winchester on business.
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Virginia
Hall
Balboa
North
Messrs
Philip Williams
Frank Tavenner
Middletown
Winchester
Real and Personal Property Sale at Wardensville W Va
The estate of Winchester Lumber Corporation bankrupt will sell June 2 1926 at the Winchester and Western Railroad station Wardensville West Virginia beginning at eleven o clock Real and personal property include a warehouse barn and stable a blacksmith shop boardinghouse furniture and other items All sales cash on day of sale by trustee Robert M Ward Winchester Va
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Wardensville
W. VA
Winchester Lumber Corporation
Winchester and Western Railroad
Notice of druggist license application in Winchester
W. L. di Zerega proprietor of B. Drug Store at 25 North Lou Street Winchester Virginia will apply on April 26 1926 to the City of Winchester for a druggist license to sell spirits on prescription or pure ethyl grain alcohol for mechanical or pharmaceutical use or wine for sacramental use under the Virginia Act of March 20 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. di Zerega
B. Drug
North
Lou Stret
Acts Assembly of Virginia
W. L. D. Zereg
Notice of Dissolution for W. H. Baker Corporation
Special meeting called under legal notice to dissolve the corporation organized under West Virginia law. Principal office in Winchester Virginia. Resolution directs officers to take steps by advertisement and other means to perfect dissolution. Ed Y. Baker presiding.
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W. H. Baker
West Virginia
Winchester
Ginia
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Julia M. Hoover
Perry William Jones
Elmer Wingfield
Robert Jones
L. P. McKee
North Avenue
Horace McKee
McKee
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J. Luther Neff
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Frank Buckley
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Lula Rush
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Williamsburg
J. B. Beverley
Shirley Carter
Richard Griffith
Byrd
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Richmond News-Leader
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Mt. Vernon
Paul Tomney
Winchester Memorial Hospital
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Frank Zea
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University Hospital
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H. M. Henry
Baker St
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Grayson’s
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H. M. Seabright
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H. M. Crim
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Brick Wate
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N. Main &T
Milton Gordon
Cincinnati
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Winchester Co. Corp
Grand Union Tea CO
Ford Grand Union Tea Co
Washington
Interstate Co
63Rd St
Chicago
Harry Warden
Berryvi Va
M'Love
Matt
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B. B
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Baltimore Sun
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Little Joe’s
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Charles Town
W.valady
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