Committee Appeals for Donations to Save Apple Blossom Festival
Finance and audit committee met at Farmers and Merchants National Bank to raise about $600 for the deficit. Chairmen of festival committees urged $10 from each chair and $5 from each member to fund the shortfall, with Clifford Grim and H M Sartell leading the appeal. The report noted $774 52 from souvenir sales and $405 in on hand property to apply to next year’s festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Clifford Grim
H. M. Sartell
Finance Andoes Garten
Sartell
Rosenberger
H. Coontz
H. Denim
A. Ryan
Donald McFaakes
Mr. Ryan
Winchester
Jack
Handley Library
J H Seal Improves After Illness in Winchester
Improvement reported today in the condition of John H Seal a well known Winchester painter and decorator who has been ill with neuritis at his West Cork street home. Earlier seriousness gave way to rest and easier condition overnight according to a family member. His sister Mrs Edward Giles of Washington has been visiting for the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Seal
Winchester
West Cork Street
Edward ‘Giles
Washfreon
Funeral notice for Louis J. Fletcher in Hiram No 21
Members of Hiram No 21 are requested to meet at 11 30 a m Monday at Masonic Hall to attend the funeral of Brother Louis J. Fletcher. lp Vernon Eddy secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Louis J. Fletcher
C. Vernon Eddy
JOLLIFFE STUDIO PROMOTES MODERN PHOTO METHODS
Modern methods and up-to-date equipment promise pleasing photo quality at Jolliffe Studio located at 143 N Main St. Legionaires and Auxiliary announce a regular joint meeting Monday night at 8 o'clock. A brand new Jewett touring car is for sale from Rogers' Garage at 6 Valley Avenue.
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Jolliffe Studio
Main St
Legionaires and Auxiliary
Kkegular
Jewett
Rogers’ Garage
Valley Avenue
Death of Charles G Boyles at 505 North Main Street
Charles G Boyles a retired farmer living at 505 North Main Street died suddenly at 11 15 today from heart failure. He was 69 born in Morgan County West Virginia and had lived near White Hall Frederick County. He directed in the Commercial and Savings Bank and is survived by his widow Miss McKee and seven children Hammond Detroit Harry White Hall Charles Martinsburg Curtis Cincinnati Ashby Lottie Mary all of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Boyles
North Main Street
Mr. Boyles
West
Morgan County
West Va
Frederick County
White Hall
Boyles
Commercial and Savings Bank
McKee
Hammond Boyles
Detroit Mich
Harry Boyles
Charles Boyles
Martinsburg
W. Va
Curtis Boyles
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ashby Boyles
Lottie Boyes
Mary Boyles
Porches and banister collapse injures local resident
Violett, a well known con painter and paper hanger, suffered a fractured collar bone when a Cecil street side porch banister gave way. He fell to the ground weighing over 200 pounds and was in great pain for hours. His grandson Rutherford escaped injury. Violett had been ill with a neck growth and was bedridden, but slightly better today.
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Violett
Cecil Strests
Cecil Street
Mr. Violett
Rutherford
Empire Theatre Warms After Furnace Flood Dried
The Empire Theatre, briefly cool due to flood water in the furnace room, is now thoroughly dried and heated by a comfortable fire. Parking is available on the Plaza and Rouss Ave. The venue offers daily races 10 15 25 cents and three shows daily with continuous programming every Saturday starting at 1 PM.
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Empire Theatre
Rouss Ave
May Meeting of Friends at Hopewell Hopewell
The Society of Friends holds two services Sunday at Hopewell Meeting House near Clearbrook with Dr. C Edward Janney and Joel Barton expected to attend and speak. Monday offers worship and a quarterly business session as leading members are anticipated to address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Friends
Hopewell
Clearbrook
C. Edward Janney
Baltimore
Joel Barton
Philadelphia
Hopewell Quarterly
May Quarterly
Friends of the
Winchester
Join Our Club Today
M B Clowe invites readers to join the club with a direct call to action and promotional emphasis.
President Coolidge Sits In Room For Day Amid Cold
President Coolidge canceled all engagements due to a cold and stayed in his room at the White House. The physician said he is indisposed and should rest before returning to duties. Weather in Washington has been damp from a series of May showers while garden parties occurred at the White House.
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Associated Press
Soton
Sawyer
Ite House
Ridge
White’House
The Star Promotes Strong Virginia Circulation Growth
The Richmond News Leader notes eight Virginia papers showing five year circulation gains with The Star among them. The paper cites paid advance mail circulation at 99 percent and low arrears in city circulation. Winchester distributes 1603 paid copies daily, suggesting broad coverage. The Star emphasizes auditing by the Audit Bureau of Circulation and sworn affidavits for credibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond News Leader
Virginia
Teachers Examinations Set for Winchester Berryville May Dates
Virginia education notices announce teachers examinations at the Court House in Winchester and Berryville on May 30 and 31 with a reading course for certificate renewal on the 31st. Uniform seventh grade tests occur May 26 to 28 at Winchester Berryville Boyce Stephens City Middletown Gore and Cross Junction.
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Court House
Winchester
Berryville
Driggs
Stark
Virginia Journal of Education
Boyce
Stephens City
Middletown
Gore
Cross Junction
Valley Belle Bread Featured in Join Qua Club Today
Join Qua Club today and ask your dealer for Valley Belle Bread. Limited time offer promotes fresh bakery items through participating retailers.
No action on better White Way lighting
The Northern Virginia Power Company presented a plan at a special city council meeting to take over operate and maintain the white way street lighting system citing dangerous 2000 volt overhead lines and worn underground cables. The city owns the system installed by the city and has faced prior accidents and potential damage suits.
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Northern Virginia Power Company
White Way
Coucil
Power Company
Hear Hermon Wldredge on Team Work With God
Hermon Wldredge will speak on team work with God at First Christian Church tomorrow at 8 p m. The event invites the community to listen and reflect on faith in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermon Wldredge
God
First Christian Church
Kentucky Derby to decide turf supremacy at Churchill Downs
Twenty three year old horses compete in the fiftieth Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs Louisville. East favorites include Mad Play Bracadale while Black Gold heads the western contenders Beau Butler and Transmute are seen as threats. The race offers 63800 dollars over a mile and a quarter with a forecast warm day and a large crowd expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Louisville
Churchhill Downs
Harry F. Sinclair
Black Gold
New Orleans
Beau Butler
R. Bradley
Harry Payne Whitney
Mayo doctors predict cancer may become controllable
Dr Charles Mayo of Rochester predicts cancer could be treated as contagious once the cancer germ is found. He cites a New York doctor who has studied cancer eight years and can develop it in animals, saying discovery and control are near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Faribault, Mich
Charles Mayo
Rochester
Minn
New York
Mayo
Senate committee seeks canceled checks linked to Remus
The Senate Daugherty committee plans to obtain canceled checks of Ohio liquor operator George Remus to verify his claim of large payments to Jess W. Smith for protection. After an executive session with Attorney General Stone, legal steps were arranged. Lost tortoise shell glasses between North Avenue and Braddock Street offer reward at Star Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Daugherty Committee
George Remus
Ohio
Jess W. Smith
Daugherty
Stone
North Avenue
Braddock Street
Star Office
Where Is She Freedom and Slave of Desire Showings
Film listings advertise two titles This Freedom and Slave of Desire with dates and venue details. The material appears in a short notice promoting screenings.
City Council Passes Market Street Sewer Expansion
The Winchester city council met in a special session to authorize a 2000 appropriation to enlarge the Market street sewer line from 8 to 15 inches and to consider Northern Virginia Power Company’s proposal to take over the whiteway lighting system. A dance tax reduction was discussed by a club committee led by Howard Taylor, highlighting finance hurdles for public dances.
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Market Street
Piccadilly
Water Street
Northern Virginia Power Company
Whiteway
Star
Howard Taylor
Lcense
Financia
Winchester
Promises Sensation New Flapper Picture
A new film titled Promises Sensation draws crowds as it charts life among college city flappers. It asks who is to blame for a daughter's indiscretion and follows a group through humorous and dramatic episodes as they navigate temptations and tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediacoai
Jazzy
Daughters of Today
Last Rites Held for Mrs Elenbass in Virginia
The last rites were performed for Mrs. Jessiewife Elenbass of Middletown at Vauchins Church at 2 PM on Wednesday. Her family recalls her as a devoted wife and Christian woman who spoke of meeting the great beyond at any minute. Her cousin Miss Henchie will oversee the house if sickness returns, a testament to the family’s devotion during Mr. Elenbass’s sorrow.
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Ee Va
Jessie
John A. Elenbass
Middletown
Vauchins
Williams
Henchie
Elenbaas
Handley High Wins Two Baseball Games This Week
Handley High School defeated Covington 10 to 7 and Charlotte Hall 8 to 3 in a pair of baseball games. Patton started the Covington game, with Hockman relieving in the fifth as Handley opened with four runs. Hockman struck out three loading the bases, while Anderson had four hits in five at bats including a triple and three singles. In the Charlotte Hall win Hockman pitched well and hit a home run over the left field fence, with Lewis contributing two hits in three at bats.
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Handley High School
Covington
Charlotte Hall
Patton
Hockman
Handley
Anderson
Lewis
About Modern Women Empire Tonight
A brief note previews the Modern Women Empire program airing tonight with a second segment titled Another Fine One Monday offering commentary and events for viewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Youth and Girl Found Shot in Auto Near Hogestown
Harrisburg patrol reports two young people, Harry Ganster 21 and Ellenberger 18, found shot to death in a car near Hogestown. Ganster, an honor student, was shot while getting into the vehicle. Ellenberger, a Hollidaysburg native, had been visiting her uncle in Marysville. The motive and shooter remain undetermined.
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Harrisburg
Pat
Harry Ganeter
Clases
Berger
Hollidaysburs
Autor
Hogestown
Mai
Jonep
Elenberger
Marysville
Martinsburg
Blair
Harry Ellenberger
Hollidaysburg
Ganster
Planting time for Norway Elms and Pin Oaks in City
Community notice urges residents to plant Norway elms and pin oaks along Hedge Pee Bayliss and Amherst Street in the city. The guidance stresses proper spacing and care for newly planted trees this season.
Ask Your Dealer Pom Valley Belle Breamd
A brief item notes an inquiry to a dealer named Belle Breamd from Pom Valley with a date marked 4 23 4p tf wea, indicating a local trades or sale detail. The fragment emphasizes the dealer's name and location and a transaction or note timestamp.
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Apple Festivalommittee
Ryan
J. H. Seal
HIRAM
Empire Monday
Slave OF Desire
Chas. G. Boyles
WAY Meeting OF Friends
Old Hopewell
O. E. Janney
M. B. Clowe
White House
The
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Valley Belle Bread
Hermon Eldredge
Kentucky
Council
Mrs. Elenbass
Handley High
Miss Ellenberger
Daysburg
Mng
H. Ae
Prema
Cumberan Hills
Carlisle
Bayliss
Amherst St
City
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