Supper Dance Backed by Winchester Elks at Jordan
Social and personal notes report the Winchester No. 867 Benevolent and Provisional Order of Elks hosting a members only supper dance at Jordan to Sulphur Springs next Monday evening. The event marks the lodge's twenty fifth anniversary with invited founders from Harrisonburg and a hand painted pin for surviving charter members. Nearby society items note a Century Club annual banquet at Winchester Country Club and other engagements.
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Jordan
Supce
Winchester
Order of Elks
Sulphur Springs
Ening
Elks
Charles K. Over
Harrisonburg
Clowe
Elry
Mtary Club
Virginia
George Washington Hotel
Janet Richards
Hagerstown
Miss Orndorff Weds Perkins in Charleston Church
News of the May 12 marriage of Kathryn Lucille Orndorff of Romney West Virginia to Albert DaShiecll Perkins Jr of Chattanooga Tennessee at St Philip s Episcopal Church Charleston South Carolina. The bride taught in St Augustine Florida the past three years. The groom works in maintenance for Southern Railway in Chattanooga. They will live there.
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Orndorff
South Carolina
Kathryn Lucille Orndorff
Luther Orndorff
Romney
W. Va
Albert DaShiecll Perkins,Jr
Chattanooga
Tenn
J. Philip’s Episcopal Church
Charleston
8. C
St. Augustine
Fla
The
Southern Railway
John C Koons Honored Guest At Delta Sigma Phi Banquet
John C Koons former Winchester resident and now vice president of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Washington to be honored at Alpha Sigma Chapter Delta Sigma Phi banquet with Secretary of Labor James J Davis and other notable men in attendance. Music and speeches planned.
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John C. Koons
Winchester
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
District of Columbia
James J. Davis
Alpha Sigma Chapter
Delta Sigma Phi International College
President vetoes McNary Haugen farm relief bill
President Coolidge vetoes the McNary Haugen farm relief bill calling it unconstitutional and deceptive. He details six major weaknesses including price fixing, excessive bureaucracy, and new subsidies that would burden taxpayers and distort agriculture. He urges a more effective, limited approach aligned with sound public policy.
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Washington
Coolidge
Senate
Congress
Haugen
House Agriculture Committee
Sengor McNary
Oregon
McNary
Edge
New Jersey
Robinson
Arkansas
Orange guest leaves after Apple Blossom visit
Mrs. Kate E. Cliff of Orange New Jersey departs after attending the Apple Blossom Festival and renewing friendships with Mrs. Kathrine Glass Greene. Also noted are Miss Gladys Carver and Miss Geneva Moore visiting Hagerstown Maryland yesterday and guests at Hotel Jack include Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Willard of Chattanooga Tennessee Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Main of Geneva Ohio and Mr. G. R. Woods of Washington.
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Thomas
A. R. McCry
Washington Courthouse
Ohio
Virginia
George Washington Hot
F. A. Cote
E. W. Cote
Baltimore
Hotel
Jack
R. T. Barton
Richmond
Alexandria
Minnie C. Baker
North
Cameron Street
Kate E. Cliff
Orange
N. J
Katherine Glass Greene
Cliff
Gladys Carver
Geneva
Moore
Hagerstown, Md
Mrs. H. W. Willard
Chattanooga, Tenn
Mrs. W. L. Main
Geneva, Ohio
Mr. G. R. Woods
Washington
Shenandoah Man Sentenced for Multiple Thefts
Woodstock May 23 One year in the penitentiary was the verdict in the Commonwealth versus Scott Donivan who faced charges for stealing bed clothes roosting clove seed and other goods from the unoccupied Mumaw home near Harmony in Madison District The jury delivered the verdict after an afternoon of argument by Commonwealths Attorney Otto V Pence and M Bauserman for the state and M L Walton Sr and F B Tavener Jr for the defense Donivan who has one leg also faced a 30 day sentence and a $50 fine from a liquor charge already imposed this term.
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Woodstock
Commonwealth
Scott Donivan
Mofflay
Commonwealths
Otto V. Pence
M. Bauserman
M. L. Walton ,Sr
John H. Mumaw
Harmony
Madison
Donivan
Donivans
Tilson seeks House adjournment on May twenty ninth
Representative Tilson Republican floor leader asks the House to adopt a resolution calling for adjournment of Congress at 5 p m May 29 The move was announced in Washington on May 24 by the Associated Press and mentions Connecticut as Tilson's district.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tilson
Connecticut
House
Congress
Baumann's Gas Tablets Offer Relief From Stomach Gas
An old advertisement touts Baumann's Gas Tablets as a remedy for gas and related symptoms. It claims to ease pressure, stop nervous feelings and palpitations, and improve breathing, sleep, and digestion after use. The notice urges purchasing from reputable drug stores at a stated price.
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Baumann
Baalmann
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Clayton Hodges
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Ormer Winchester
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Martinsburg Journal
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Jordan Springs
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Fairmont Avenue
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Lynchburk, Va
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South Stewart Street
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Edward Conner
South Kent Street
F. W. Gunter
Raleigh, N. C
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Laurel, Md
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Stephens City
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A. M. Steiner
Cumberland, Md
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Roanoke Times
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Maude Turner
New York City
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East Piccadilly Street
J. D. Snapp
Winchester Memorial Hospital
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Sample Shoe Store
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