May 28 Annual Convention of Sots of Stonewall District
The Stonewall district annual convention of Sots will meet at Red Bid Church on May 28 starting at 1:30 PM with sessions through 4 PM. Charles is chairing the welcome, with Rev. J. W. Beall and Miss Lois Dyke among speakers. noon lunch and afternoon lessons are planned for Sunday School praise and stress on practical principles.
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Stonewall
Red Bid
Onal Services
Charles
J. W. Beallation
Misa Lois Dyke
Lewis Ament
Eall
Magna
Confederate Memorial Day Plans Outlined by Turner Chapter
Preliminary arrangements for Confederate Memorial Day on June 6 are to be outlined at a Turner Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy meeting. The meeting at 7:30 p.m. at Handley offices will select an orator and announce the name after the gathering.
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Turner Chapter
Daughters of the
Ederacy
Handley
Chapter Members Set Meeting at Library Tomorrow Evening
Members of the chapter will attend a meeting at the library tomorrow evening to discuss upcoming activities and plan community outreach.
Fliers Complete Long Range Flights Across Oceans
The Associated Press reports two long flights by American and Australian aviators. A round the world group flew from Paramashira Bay to Lake Toshimoyo in ideal conditions aboard ships Pope and Amatsukaze delivering word of the arrival. Separately McIntyre and Gobletoy completed an 8500 mile loop around Australia in 90 hours to survey coast defense sites, potential bases, and tropical effects on aircraft.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Paramashira Bay
Lake Toshimoyo
Estroyer
Pope
Amatsukze
Navy Department
Yetojora Island
Fulmi
Melbourne
McIntyre
Goblétoy
Australia
Spring Weather Sees Cold Wave Hit Lake Region
The western lake region faces a heavy to killing frost tonight as spring air cools sharply. Minnesota reports light snow in places, with Michigan seeing lower temperatures and sleet possible in northern Illinois. Chicago down to 41 after a 20 degree drop in 24 hours.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Lake
Minnesota
Michigan
Illinois
St. Paul
Two youths shot at K Gap identified by old bullet
Pennsylvania authorities probe the killings of Harry Ganster and Leah Eilenberger near Bl ue Mountain. A worn pocket notebook revealed life details and a map but offered no solid motive or suspect. The bullet used matched an old type rifle.
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Associated Press
Harry Ganster
Marysville
Leah Eilenberger
Hollidaysburg
K's Gap
Here
Blue Mountain
Eliminate Latin From Church Book Approved by Assembly
GAN ANTONIO Texas May 19 The sixty fourth general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States approved removing Latin from the church order and referred other changes to the presbyteries for final approval. The assembly also set higher education standards for ministry candidates and requires clergy to report changes in fundamental doctrines to their presbytery.
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Associated Press
Gan Antonio
Texas
Aed
Sixty-Fourth
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United State
United States
Burns Man With Add In Jealous Fit
Mrs Grace Daley confessed to police that she threw acid at G B Hackney in a Columbus Ohio movie theater in a jealous rage. Hackney died, believed to have heart disease induced by the attack.
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Burns
Columbus
Grace Daley
G. B. Hackney
Moving Picture Theatre
Business slump hits basic industries across nation
New York May 19 John E Edgerton of Lebanon Tenn president of the National Association of Manufacturers reports that 22 percent of manufacturers describe business as poor 45 percent say fair and the rest good or excellent from 30 000 questionnaire replies. Most expect the slump to be temporary and a revival after the presidential election.
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Associated Press
New York
John E. Edgerton
Lebanon
Tenn
National Association of Manufacturers
Rail Board Bill Again in House
The House resumed consideration of the Howell Barkley bill to abolish the Railroad Labor Board. A coalition opposed Republican leaders aiming to sidetrack the measure.
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Rail Board
Associated Press
Washington
House Today
Railroad Labor Board
Fragmentary quarrel over marriage vows revealed
A brief, tense exchange shows a couple arguing about affection and self-control before marriage. The man notes the woman once called him an angel, while the woman laments not being called anything now. He asserts emotional restraint as virtue.
One Kind of Sentinel in the Army of Letters
A quotation describes critics as sentinels in the grand army of letters, stationed at newspaper corners to challenge every new author. The image frames critics as guardians of standards amid literary publishing.
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Grand Army of Letters
Virginias First Woman Delegate Heads GOP Rally
The Virginia delegation to the Republican national convention will meet in Washington around June 9 and travel to Cleveland in a special car. Elizabeth Kern of Winchester becomes the first woman from Virginia elected to a Republican national convention along with 14 other delegates and alternates from across the state.
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Virginia
S. Cleveland
C. Basemip
Coolidge
Slemp
Cloverfield
Miss Kern
Elizabeth Kern
Winchester
Bentley Kern
Cleveland
Sovereign Hotel
Lst of Delegates
C. Bascoth Slemp
Big Stone Gap
Joseph L. Crupper
Falls Church
Henry W. Anderson
Richmond
John Paul
Harrisonburg
M. J. Ca‘ples
Norfolk
J. M. Parsons
Independence
Charles S. Roller
Fort Defiance
John B. Kimberly
Fort Monroe
Clarence G. Smithers
Cape Charles
Harry K. Wolcott
Joseph P. Brady
Co. T. Ripberger
Kenbridge
Thomas L. Félts
Galax
B. A. Davis, Jr
Rocky Mount
Fred W. McWayne
Lynchburg
B. B.bowman
Edinburg
W. B. Trusler
Manassas
John H.massinger
Abingdon
C. Henry Harman
Tazewell
Duncan Curry
Staunton
Dstrict
Johnson Re Dakota Delegates to Nomination
Senator Hiram Johnson frees the South Dakota delegation from pledging to vote for him at the Republican national convention. John Sutherland, manager of Johnson’s South Dakota campaign, relayed the decision from Pierre in a message.
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Thevabe Press
Hiram Johnson
South Dakota
Pierre
John Sutherland
Johnson
Postmaster Named for Berryville Clarke County
The Senate confirmed Newton Jr. Smith as postmaster at Berryville Clarke County replacing George Levi who has held the Berryville post since the first Wilson administration. Confirmation follows a nomination sent by President Coolidge at the time.
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Newton Jr. Smith
Berryville
Clarke County
Senate
Coolidge
Smith
George Levi
Wilson
Pimples vanish with red blood cell boost claim
Health claim states pimple disappearance rises with increased red blood cells. It asserts S. S. S. builds red blood cells and that pimple poison cannot survive in blood, promising natural superiority of red-blood-cell levels.
Thaw Retrial Motion Withdrawn as Sanity Case Moves On
In Philadelphia on May 19 a motion for a new trial to determine Harry K. Thaws sanity was formally withdrawn by Evelyn Nesbits counsel. Thaw had been declared sane by a Common Pleas Court jury and is currently visiting his mother in Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Harry K. Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw
Common Pleas Court
Pittsburgh
Indictment of Senator Wheeler Upheld by Senate Panel
Montana federal grand jury was justified in returning an indictment against Senator Wheeler Democrat of Montana according to Senator Bretling Republican South Dakota who presented a minority report as a committee member investigating the indictment in Washington on May 19.
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Associated Press
Washingdon
Montana
Wheeler
Bretling
South Dakota
Senate
DAR Meeting at Handley Library Fort Loudoun
The Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution holds its regular meeting at 8 o’clock on Tuesday evening at the Handley Library.
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Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Handley Library
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Back Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a safe, non burning remedy for lumbago backache sciatica neuralgia rheumatism and sprains. It claims immediate soreness and stiffness disappear after applying a small trial bottle to the painful area and encourages regular use for ongoing relief.
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St. Jacobs Oil
St. Jacobs
Public Sale of Farm in Frederick County Virginia
Public notice of a sale under a deed of trust dated May 1 1923 by Charles H Bursey and wife to settle debt. Sale set for May 31 1924 at 12 noon in Winchester Virginia for a 179 acre farm with dwelling barn and outbuildings. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance in two years via bonds at six percent interest secured by deed of trust and insurance policy. Trustee James P Reardon. Also notices of related court actions in Frederick County Virginia concerning real estate liens and quiet title seeking to establish will and distribute estate in Winchester Evening Star.
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Charles H. Bursey
Frederick County
Virginia
County Court House
Winchester
Babb
James P. Reardon
Circuit Court
County OF
Frederick
Frederick E. Clerk
Charles C. Burgner
Elizabeth Imogene Burgner
Evening Star
Co. C. Brannon
Ward and Larrick
Corporation Court of the City of
Charlotte Ewell Mullen
Adam Forney
Admr
Mildred E. Ewell
Als
North Washington Street
E. Ewell
Court of Winchester
Albert , Ewell
Charlotte Ewell
Jennie Well
Tyler Ewell
Fannie Ewell Wilsons
Corinne Thomas
Charles H. Nee
Frederick Dow
PUBLIC SALE DESIRABLE COUNTY LANDS IN FREDERICK VA
Trustees announce a public sale of two parcels in Frederick County near Middletown on June 14, 1924 at noon in front of the County House Winchester. Parcel 1: home barn and outbuildings on Buckton Road. Parcel 2: 12 acres along Sperry land with Ludwig lane. Terms: one third cash, balance in 1 and 2 years with two bonds and mortgage deed. Indebtedness secured $2,500 plus interest from Oct 23, 1923. J P Reardon, Trustee.
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Winchester
Ginia
Frederick County
Middletown
Buckton Road
John S. Sperry
Sperry
Ludwig's
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W. Robe Miller
John W. Bradshaw
Rice
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A. B. Hanmer
Keysville
S. Harris Hoge
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Lucius A. McFarland
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