Hardesty Estate Fire Damages Clarke County Farm
A blaze on the Pleasant Vale farm of the C. T. Hardesty estate near Summit Point, two miles south of Berryville, caused estimated losses over 10,000 dollars. Nine horses, cattle, chickens, a bank barn, garages, and farm implements were destroyed. the Hardesty home and other buildings were saved by Berryville and Friendship fire units.
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Berryvlle
Clarke County
Pleasant Vale
C. T. Hardesty
Summit Point
W. Va
Hardesty
Fire Department of
Berryville
John Enders
T. Hardesty, Jr
Mary Hardesty
Friendship Fire Company
Winchester
Delinquents Warned to List Winchester Taxes
Winchester citizens have not filed tax lists, says C W Trenary commissioner of revenue. A penalty will be added after June 1. He urged immediate returns and noted he has mailed cards to those who failed to file.
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Winchester
C. W. Trenary
the Revenue
Chest Clinic To Be Held May 24
The District Nurse Association will hold a chest clinic Friday May 24 from 9 to 12 and from 2 to 4 pm in charge of Dr. C W Scott of the State Board of Health. No children under 14 will be examined unless requested by their physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Nurse Association
C. W. Scott
State Board of Health
For Sale 25 Shares National Fruit 7% Preferred Stock
Virginia sale of twenty five shares of National Fruit Product 7 percent preferred stock tax free offered by Shenandoah Valley National Bank with W. G. Hardy as cashier.
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National
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
NAT. Bank
W. G. Hardy
Byrd Addresses Vermont Officials on Virginia Plan
Gov. Byrd travels to Montepelier Vermont May 20 to address General Assembly Vermont State Chamber of Commerce and business leaders on New Virginia and the New South. He also speaks in New York May 21 before business men on government reorganization and Virginia progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Byrd
Vermont
John BH. Weeks
General Assembly of Vermont
Weeks
New York
Montepelier
Downtown Association
Pine Street
R. Fulton Cutting
National Institute of Public Administration
Virginia
South
Buck
Delaware
Wilmington
Del
General Assembly
Taxpayer's League of
Utah
George H. Dern
Dern
Gov
Red Men Thank Winchester Friends For Courtesies
Minnehaha Council No 1 and Shawnee Tribe No 2 thank Winchester community partners for support during the two Great Councils visit. The note salutes the Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Rotary Lions Mr H D Fuller EF R Branch George Washington Hotel Jack Hotel drivers City School Board and many others for their help and donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnehaha Council
Pocahontas
Winchester
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Lions Club
H. D. Fuller
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
EF. R. Branch
George Washington Hotel
Jack Hotel
Hugh 8. Duffey
City School Board
Bob Stratton Named New Organist at Winchester Capitol Theatre
Harrisonburg Va May 18 Robert Stratton former organist at the New Virginia Theatre will leave Monday for Winchester to preside at the Capitol Theatre console. Ernest J Houde former organist at the New Virginia returns to replace him at Harrisonburg venue.
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Harrisonburg
Robert Stratton
New Virginia Theatre
Winchester
Capitol Theatre
Shenandoah Valley Theatres, Inc
Mr. Stratton
First Spirit of St. Louis Medal Goes to Daniel Guggenheim
Daniel Guggenheim will receive the inaugural Spirit of St. Louis medal for contributions to advancing aeronautics, honoring his role in promoting aviation research and industry.
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Daniel Guggenheim
Noted organist captivates with matchless skill
London based Dr. Minor C Baldwin gave an organ concert at the First Baptist Church last evening delighting the audience with extraordinary harmony and realism The highlight was By the Sea with lightning effects and a stormy finale He is invited to perform again Sunday at 8 pm with a free will offering and a sacred program listed including Bach Verdi Rimsky Korsakow and Handel pieces
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minor C. Baldwin
London
First Baptist Church
Baldwin
Jesus
Bach
Verdi
Rimsky-Korsakow
Showery Weather Due First of Week
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday, with showers likely Sunday night and Thursday and Friday. Cooler Monday, below normal Tuesday, above normal midweek, and warm again by week’s end.
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Associated Press
Washington
Friendship Fire Company Banquet Set For May 23
The Friendship Fire Co announces its annual banquet at Friendship Hall at 8 PM on Thursday May 23. Retired and honorary members lacking transport may notify the committee for car service to attend. The committee urges full participation from all members.
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Friendship Fire Co
Friendship Hall
Convention of Church Classis Closes Tonight
The ninety first annual session of the Classis of Virginia of the Synod for the Potomac Reformed Church in the United States ends tonight at Centenary Church in this city. The morning centered on holy communion and business followed by lunch and afternoon sessions. A temperance recommendation from the Publication and Sunday School Board was tabled for action at a later meeting.
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Classis of
Virginia
Potomac Reformed Church
United States
Centenary Church
Cameron and
Cork Streets
Charles E. Robb
Classis
J. Silor Garrison
The
Reformed Church
Whitsunday
W. H. Causey
J. Wade Huffman
Roanoke
Handley Downs Massanutten in Valley Track Meet
Handley High School defeated Massanutten Military Academy 323 to 3 0 at Handley stadium in Woodstock, Va. Billy Kern led Handley with 1614 points across multiple events, while Sokoilie top scored for Massanutten. Cumberland Valley Athletic League events set for Handley stadium next Saturday May 25 with eight schools to attend.
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Handley High School
Massanutten Military Academy
Woodstock
Handley Stadium
Billy Kern
Handley
Sokoilie
Massanutten
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Martinsboro
Charles Town
Berkeley Spring
W. Va
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Frederick
Waynesboro
Winchester
Boyce High School to Hold twentieth commencement exercises
Boyce Agricultural High School in Boyce Virginia closes a very successful year with seven seniors set to graduate on June 7 bringing total graduates to 125. The week features a baccalaureate sermon June 2 by Rev Strong with a rotating local church preacher.
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Boyce
Boyce Agricultural High School
Strong
Middleburg Baptist Church
Graded
Edith Wiley
Cathleen Thompson
Theschool
Marguerite Shiley
Mr. Smith
Strayer’s Business College
Washington
Smith
Leslie D. Kline
Moore
Boyce High School
Chicks Limited Supply Sparks Retail Warning
Local notices warn that White chicks are in short supply this season. M. Seabright reports from Cork on pricing and availability affecting buyers seeking poultry stock.
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M. Seabright
Clinic Here May 25 For Crippled Folk
The District Nurse Association sponsors a clinic on Saturday May 25 for cripples especially children. Dr Allen Voshell from University of Virginia Hospital will supervise. Sessions run 9 p.m. to 12 noon and 2 to 3 p.m. Cripples or those with deformities urged to attend. not to be confused with the cest clinic on Friday May 24.
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The
Wistrict Nurse Association
Allen Voshell
University of Virginia Hospital
District Nurse Association
Ceresota Flour Promotes Best Bread and Pastry Flour
Ceresota flour is advertised as unbleached world class bread and pastry flour not the cheapest but the best and most economical. Consumers are urged to insist on Ceresota and to notify Winchester Wholesale Grocery if their dealer cannot supply it. Corp. Bran and Middlings. (4-18-21-Lo-24)
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Ceresota
Winchester Wholesale Grocery. Corp. Bran Anu Middlingsz
Handley Musicians Shine In Winchester Joint Concert
Handley High School Band and Orchestra delivered a standout joint concert under Prof W H Mellwee with strong individual performances. Despite a small crowd, the audience praised the ensembles, highlighting Mary Louise Sartelle, Louise Glass, and Kenneth Windle for notable solos and encores.
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Handley High School
W. H. Mellwee
Winchester
Bennet
Mary Louise Sartelle
Louise Glass
Mcllwee
Graf Zeppelin passengers fear crash during Atlantic crossing
Passengers aboard the Graf Zeppelin remained anxious about a possible crash as the dirigible moved toward a second trans Atlantic voyage. Reports describe mid air stoppages, crew efforts, and mounting tension amid tests to determine motor failures with French and German cooperation.
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Nicholaon
Frederickshafen
United States
Mabach Company
Belet
Winchester dental group to close Saturday afternoons
The undersigned Winchester dentists agree to discontinue regular Saturday afternoon appointments at one o clock during June July and August starting the first Saturday in June and ending the last Saturday in August to keep offices closed and suspend practice except for extreme emergencies. Signed by C Bruce Harlowe Ralph B Snapp Eb C Yost R R Sartelle W D Myars Geo H Heist B M Knight Jr J A Richard May 18 1925.
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Dental Profession of
Winchester
C. Bruce Harloe
Ralph B- Snapp
C. Yost
R. R. Sartelle
W. D. Myars
Geo
H. Heist
B. M. Knight, JR
J. A. Richard
Special Sale Bedding Plants at The Flower Shop
Special bedding plant sale advertised by The Flower Shop with pricing and promotions on page 4. Includes plant varieties and sale details for customers purchasing through the store.
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Hardesty Estate
Berryville Fire Squad
Bob Stratton
Hm, &, Meilwaine
Atlantic
Roosevelt Field
Armeno Lotti, Jr
Jean Assolant
Rene Lefevre
Dr. Minor C. Baldwin
Convention OF Church Classis
Massanutten Boys
Boyce School
Liss Cathleen Thompson
Handley School
Clark
Kelet Bela
de Bennet
Stobbe
Kenneth Windle
Luke
Lake A
Bigelow
Herbert Clarke
Boyer
White
Hall
Meacham
Don Quixote
Safranecka
B. Sancho Panza
Dulcinea
D. Don Quixote
Victor Herbert
Lake
Our School
Sordillo
Henry P. J
Pierce
Graf Zeppelin
Hugo Eckener
Associated Preas
Columbia Broadcasting System
Frank
Vincent Clark
Ued States Navy
Fredrickshafen
Cuers
France
Bintry
Turdn
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