Daily Bible School Opens Next Month at Centenary Church
The Daily Vacation Bible School run by Centenary Reformed Church will run after public schools close through July. Parents and children have shown strong interest, and several Winchester churches are invited to participate. The program includes devotions memory music Bible recreation and handwork with improved teaching materials from trusted sources. Eligible children aged 5 to 15 may enroll. further details will follow.
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Centenary Reformed Church
Winchester
Pittsburg Street Railway Men Accept 7 Cent Raise
After six weeks of negotiations the 3,000 motormen and conductors of the Pittsburg Railway Company accept a wage increase of 7 cents per hour, raising the maximum pay to 67 cents an hour. They had sought 20 cents while receivers had offered 7.
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Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Pittsburgeh Railway Company
Social and Personal Notes Honor Admiral Nulton in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia North American reports many navy yard parties and events planned for Admiral Louis McCoy Nulton and Mrs Nulton as they prepare to depart for California. Farewell dances luncheons and dinners lead up to the mid summer departure with high society guests from the Philadelphia area in attendance.
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Philadelphia North American
Navy Yard
Girard Estate
Louis McCoy Nulton
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Nulton
California
Admiral Nulton
Nultons
Bridge
Williams Biddle Cadwalader
Robert Leaming Montgomery
Martin Trench
Charles S. Hill
Walter Bennis
William Coffman
Arthur S. O'Leary
William H. Point
James A. Randall
A. 8. Ferrer
Donald McDonald
Roscoe Davis
James Estes
George Vroome
Henry Charles Dinger
George W. Edmonds
William Nelson Taft
William Bailey Fogerty
Trench
Charless. Hill
Hill
Philadelphia Country Club
Orin Gould Murfin
Murfin
Littleton Waller Tazewell, Jr
Waller
Charles Francis Bochman
Marjorie Gibbon
John Belknap
Washington
Frost Damage Hits Michigan Grape Crop In 1920s Report
Lawton Michigan May 22 The frost and cold winds across southwestern Michigan threaten grape juice production with 30 to 50 percent crop losses. Growers report damage to highland vineyards and frost effects in lowland areas could total millions in losses.
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Associated Press
Y Lawton
Mich
Michigan
Women Will Burn German Poppies in Cedar Rapids
The American Legion Auxiliary in Cedar Rapids Iowa voted to burn ten thousand cloth poppies after discovering they were German made. The bonfire is planned on the municipal island Friday night to mark Poppy Day next Saturday.
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Associated Press
Cedar. Rapids
Iowa
Germany
Fanden Field
American Legion Auxiliary
German marks slump to new low in local market
The German mark fell sharply in the local market today dropping to 0017 3 4 cents per dollar, a two point decline from the prior all time low set last Saturday. Reichsbank data show note circulation near seven trillion paper marks.
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Associated Press
Fire destroys Intervale House hotel in White Mountains
Intervale House a famed 120 room summer hotel in Intervale New Hampshire was burned today. Firefighters say the blaze likely started from a fireplace and the building was destroyed.
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Associated Press
Intervale
N. H
Intervale House
White Mountains
U.S. Steel Stock Declines Again
New York May 22. Buying support for influential shares faded as bear traders pressed. The market lagged before noon with continued liquidation by discouraged long stock holders. United States Steel common set another new low for the third straight day, touching 95. Call money opened at 5 1/4 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Steel Common
Pleasant Valley Sunday School Plans Childrens Day
Pleasant Valley Sunday school will hold their Children Day service on Sunday June 10 at 10 am. Little Mountain Sunday School sets Children Day for June 17 at 3 pm. Rev Ludwig has missed appointments due to illness and hopes to resume soon. Mrs Dora Dick suffered a knee injury and was taken to Winchester for treatment.
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William Lee Gordon
Blankner
Baltimore
Lucy Kurtz
Virginia Division
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Frank W. Shenk
White Sulphur Inn
Bartonville
Washington
Cecelia Massey
Marie Pool
North Main
May More
New York City
J. H. Parlett
Augusta County
Virginia
Harold Darlington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hagerstown
William Kerr Lemley
Fred. Lemley
Stephens City
Luther F. Kremer
CPRAR
Little Mountain
Ludwig
Hiner Bennett
Jerry Bennett
Fruit crop prospects favorable in Oregon heavy bloom
May crop report from the USDA division at Portland notes heavy fruit bloom across Oregon with favorable weather, excluding peaches and some apples. Prospects point to a larger than usual crop of tree fruits, though Loganberries suffer winter die back and borers damage older plantings.
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Portland
Ore
United States Department of Agriculture Division of Crop and
Oregon
Brewing Trouble Fable Turns on A Married Lady Advice
A fragment notes a fable about a married woman who defers giving driving advice to her husband. It also references early ideas on plant hybridization and Roman uses in Europe.
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Detroit Free Press
Bacteria in polluted water sparks cautionary warnings
Fragments discuss bacteria levels in water with unclear figures and vague guidance. The text notes people facing trouble may not voice concerns and hints at low contamination percentages without concrete data.
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Skill Craft Clothes Shop
N. Main Street
W.C. Plundeke Co
L. L. Hockman
C. V. Elevator Winchester
South Main St
The
Florsheim Shoe
Pathfinder
Huntsberry
Bourbon Reimedy
Lexington
Franck Baker and Son
Daily Bible School
Admiral
Mrs. Nulton
Robert F. Brill
Brill and Ritter
Grand Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Grand Committee
Brill
Order
Madison Lodge
United States
Lynchburg
Churchill Downs
Louisville
Fred. Barr
Edward M. Barr
Fred. S. Hunt
Barr
Charles Robinson
Newport News
Berryville
American Legion Society
Fair Grounds
George H. Grimm
Grimm
American Legion
Bell Phone
Hall
White Mountain
STAR
Ratine
F. S. Emmert Son & Co
U. S. Steel
Cedar Grove
Moling & Seal
R. M. Swimley
Europe
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