Obituary of Alljourn Miller on Front Street
Alljourn Miller died early yesterday at his home on Front Street after a long illness. A North Mountain native, he was about 65, married with a widow and three children John Roy and Mary Jane. He leaves two brothers and two sisters. Funeral at 12 noon tomorrow from Highland Avenue Mission Church with Rev. Luther McFarland. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers James Brill Albert Brill William Malley Henry Unger David Unger John Silvers.
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Alljourn Miller
Front Street
North Mountain
Mt. Williams
John
Roy
Mary Jane Miller
Miller
Stock market drifts amid trading activity and rate moves
New York stocks fluctuated through the morning as professional trading stayed light. Higher money rates after a recent case spurred selling in Baldwin, American Can and major steel shares, with broader declines in other districts. Call money opened at 4 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Baldwin
American Can
Dist
J M Bauserman to Wed Miss Taylor in Richmond
Mrs Philip Taylor of Richmond issues invitations for the marriage of her daughter Miss Phyllis Lovell Taylor to Joseph Morgan Bauserman Jr of Woodstock Va. The ceremony is set for 6 30 p m Saturday June 14 at the bride’s home 1814 Monument Ave Richmond. Bauserman a Shenandoah County attorney has many Winchester friends. They will reside in Woodstock after July 15.
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Philip’ Taylor
Richmond
Phyllis Lovell Taylor
Joseph Morgan Bauserman
Woodstock
Monument Avenue
Bauserman
Joseph M. Bauserman
Shenandoah County
Winchester
Mr. Bauserman
Brucetown Briefs Reach from May to Memorial Services
Brucetown Va May 26 Mr Max Wagner returned from a New York business trip Frank Swimley is building a garage Mrs Dudley Pierce has returned to Winchester after a visit to her mother Mrs Emma Tanquary Omar Morrison returned from California after eleven years Slusher and son visited the parsonage and went to their home Mr and Mrs Arch McCarroll moved to their new home Mr and Mrs O Connell and Helen O Connell with Cecil O Connell toured Bruna Vista over the weekend Mrs O Connell visits her mother Miss Elizabeth Stipe spent Sunday in the village Memorial services will be held the first of June Omar Morrison family and Mrs Wesley Morrison spend a few days in Baltimore Misses Carrie Louise and Frances Swimley Mrs Albert Clenden and Virginia motor to Martinsburg for a shopping trip.
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Dudley Pierce
Winchester
Emma Tanquary
Omar Morrison
California
Mr. Slusher
Arch McCarroll
O'Connell
Helen’ O'Connell
Cecil O'Connell
Bruna Vista
Albert Clendenand
Virginia
Martinsburg
Handley High School Battalion Dance Set for Tomorrow
The Handley High School battalion hosts its annual drill dance in Rouss Hall tomorrow night with Original Virginia Serenaders providing music. Present cadets and alumni, including former members, are invited. dancing runs from 9 to 1 with chaperones Mrs. H. S. Duffey, Mrs. Jarman, Miss Saulsbury, and Miss Silver.
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Handley High School Battalion
Rouss Hall
Virginia
Handley High School
H. S. Duffey
Jarman
Saulsbury
Miss Silver
Hand Mash Mishap In Electric Wringer Injures Mrs Johnston
Mrs C E Johnston of North Kent Street was badly injured at home when her left hand was caught in an electric wringer. Flesh torn with 20 stitches required. she returned from Brunswick after her brother-in-law EB Shafer's funeral. Neighbor Mrs Barnes aided and summoned help.
George Washington Hotel to open with wallpapered rooms
Directors of the George Washington Hotel Corporation met last night and decided to wallpaper most guest rooms while bathrooms and lobbies will be painted. The wallpapering was not in the original contract. Plans were set for a public opening and inspection of the new building on June 15.
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George Washington Hotel Corporation
Huge Silver Nugget Found by Miner on Montreal River
A cobalt miner found a silver nugget weighing 8200 pounds with 75 percent purity while assessing his claim on the Montreal river. The nugget is valued at about 20000 dollars.
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Montreal
Methodist ban on amusements lifted by conference vote
Springfield Mass May 27 The Methodist Episcopal general conference lifted the ban on amusements except those used in the name of the Lord Jesus by a five to one vote. A minority report banning Sunday attendance and specifying dancing and immoral theater performances was tabled by 460 to 295.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Mass
Lord Jesus
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
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Warner Bros. Present
John Barrymore
Calarcun
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Harry Beaumont
Mary Astor
Carmel Myers
Rene Rich
Alec Francis Willard Louis
Richard Tuckert
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Mervil Ray DeHaven
Evening Star
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