Bride Grooms Illness Delays Warren County Wedding
The wedding of Miss Trenary and Mr. Marlowe in Washington was postponed after the bride arrived and the groom fell ill. Doctors ordered an operation, and the ceremony was moved to Memorial Hospital. The couple plan to marry and then live in Front Royal when the groom recovers. The bride comes from a prominent Warren county family. Marlowe is a stock dealer son of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Marlowe. Hospital officials said no record of a marriage exists there.
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Ieee
Minnie
Hubert H Marlowe
Mr. Marlowe
Washington
Ie Memorial Hospital
Miss Trenary
Front Royal
Warren County
Marlowe
Virginia
J.K. Marlowe
Byrd to Speak on Bond Issue Road Plan
Pay-As-You-Go Roads Association speakers advocate against bonding the state for 50 million dollars to finance highway construction. Mr Byrd will address audiences in Christiansburg Saturday afternoon Blacksburg Saturday night and Rocky Mount Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferring Satis Associates
Trees in Valley Boosts Shenandoah Christmas Trade
The Maryland embargo on New England Christmas trees to curb gypsy moth spread may shift demand to the Shenandoah Valley. Baltimore reports indicate dealers will travel to the valley for greens as New England supplies decline. A Farmers Union and Frederick County fruit growers mass meeting at the courthouse will feature Senator George B Keezell on the road question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Maryland
New England
Shenandoah Valley
Baltimore
Virginia Valley
New Ingland
Middle Atlantic
Farmers Union
Feruit Growers Association
Frederick County
Court House
George B. Keezell
Rockingham
Virginia
Whester
Frederick
J. McCartney
H. Clay Ra Ke
Fruitgrowers Assn
Cuban War Hero Here
Capt. Alvon Hodgson retired Navy commander and Mrs Hodgson of Washington arrived last evening visiting Mr. and Mrs. John M Steck at their Morrison avenue home. Hodgson commanded the armored cruiser Brooklyn at the battle of Santiago where the famous loop maneuver was executed amid postwar moral controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvon Hodgson
United States Navy
Way-Side Inn To Stay Open Through November
The Way-Side Inn will remain open this season until the latter part of November. This continuation provides extended service and availability for guests this year.
Why you go to vote against the bond issue
Auditor Moore argues Virginia has 21 million available for ads for year ending Oct 9 and that a bond issue would raise taxes. He warns 31 million in interest, unfinished roads, and long-term debt. a pay-as-you-go plan would finish the state road system in two years with no new taxes.
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Moore
Virginia
Enemies of Women Opens at Empire for Two-Day Run
The film Enemies of Women wraps a two day engagement at the Empire Theater with Vicente Blasco Ibanez’s drama featuring Lionel Barrymore Alma Rubens Gareth Hughes and a large Continental background. Presented as a notable American production filmed in Europe the screening promises popular appeal and favorable pricing with tickets offered at reduced rates today and tomorrow.
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Empire
Vicente Blasco Ibanez
Europe
Lionel Barrmore
Alma’ Rubens
Gareth Hughes
Quick Payment for Hail Losses in Frederick County
An unusual settlement by Hartford Fire Insurance at Hansbrough and Carter offices saw F. A. Powell adjust and pay all hail losses for Frederick County apple growers with Hartford policies. Despite many hail claims, total adjustments and payments occurred within 24 hours after harvest, exceeding typical policy delays.
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Hartford
Corona Typewriter For Sale In Leather Case
For sale a used Corona typewriter in leather case. Has been used about a dozen times and is in perfect condition. Asking 35 dollars to the buyer. Apply at the Star Office.
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ST ‘Ar
Miss Boardman to Speak at Winchester Red Cross Program
Miss Boardman national director of volunteer service will address the regional Red Cross conference in Winchester. Her long tenure includes national chairman and current central committee secretary, with re election signaling broad appreciation for her work. Robert B. Nelson chairs the event.
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Mabel T.imnmun
Red Cross
Winchester
Miss Boardman
United States
Amos Payne farm sale near Clear Brook on November 3 1923
The 408 acre limestone farm with 12 acres of white oak timber known as the Amos Payne farm will be sold in front of the Court House on Saturday November 3 1923. Sale bills available.
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Amos Payne
Clearbrook
Court House
Rededication Appeal at George Washington Memorial Cornerstone
Rt. Rev. James S. Freeman, Episcopal bishop of Washington, urged a national rededication to liberty, home traditions, and unselfish devotion as the cornerstone of the George Washington National Masonic Memorial was laid. He warned against racial and religious hatreds and divisions and called for adherence to American principles and laws.
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Associated Press
Alexandria
George Washington
James S. Freeman
Episcopal
Washington
George Washington National Masonic Memorial
Freeman
Walton given 1 30 p m to enter plea on impeachment charges
Walton Oklahoma City reports J C Walton suspended governor was ordered to enter his plea to impeachment charges by 1 30 p m today after his counsel sought a ten day extension for preparing the answer.
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Walton
Oklahoma Cify
J.C. Walton
House
Wreck Dashes 75 Passengers Near Grlando West Virginia
More than 75 passengers injured as Baltimore and Ohio No 62 derailed near Grlando West Virginia. Two crowded coaches left the track and rolled 40 feet, stopping inverted. Four seriously hurt amid chaos as train from Clarksburg to Richwood derailed in the region.
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Hurton B. & C
Grlando
W.va
Baltimore and Ohio
Clarksburg
Richwood
Ladies auxiliary formed for Charley Rouss Fire Company
A large delegation of ladies and friends organized a ladies auxiliary at the Charley Rouss Fire Company hall. Officers elected include Mrs Walter Huntsberry as president and Mrs Oscar Lewis as first vice president. The auxiliary will oversee the coming oyster supper and carnival run by the Reuss company starting Tuesday evening November 20 and lasting about ten nights.
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Charley Rouss Fire Company
Walter E. Huntsberry
Oscar H. Lewis
Sydnor Curl
John H Dunn
Margaret Affleck
William Aiken
Haddox Terrace versus Waynesboro High School football match
Local football card lists Haddox Terrace facing Waynesboro High School on Saturday afternoon. The event includes men's and women's glove sizes and a small classified ad asks for a married man with a car to qualify as assistant manager for Farmers Supply in Stephens City, Virginia.
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Haddox Terrace v. i
Waynesboro High School
C. C. Smith
Winchester
Deserter Escape Leads Local Officer To Chase
Officer Lamb recovered two tickets and arrested a youth in Harrisonburg for an alleged deserter from the UB item Statge Navy. The prisoner fled as the eastbound B and O train arrived, vanishing on Piccadilly Street and Market. Lamb pursued with payout of his own fare and time spent.
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Harrisonburg
Whitloe
Winchester
Laimb
Wisin
New Store to Open Saturday in City Center
A new B Snyder Stores branch will open Saturday on North Main Street in the city center after remodeling. J Henkel Henry owns the property. Snyder plans to offer a wide line of dry goods and women’s and children’s apparel at low prices with special opening discounts. The Baltimore Maryland chain is expanding into the area with a full stock of latest styles and men’s furnishings.
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B. Snyder
General King
N’s
Old Lake
Harty
Main Street
J. Henkel Henry
Mr. Snyder
Star Beginning
Baltimore
High School Concert Opens Series at City Hall
The first concert under the High School series will be held Friday night at City Hall Auditorium. The program features Simonds and Marguerite Sherlock as pianist and reader, presenting the announced pieces to the audience.
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City Hall Auditorif
Simonds
Jesus Sanroma
Marguerite Sherlock
Abingdon Crowd Opposes Bond Issue in Court Debate
In Abingdon Virginia on a October day the crowd opposed a proposed bond issue while Judge Summers and Henry P. of Bristol spoke against bonds. After extensive discussion the group came to a conservative stance. evidence showed the crowd favored rejecting the bond proposal by a wide margin.
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Abingdon
Bof
L. P. Summers
Coon
Bond
Henry
Bristol
Opae
Hutton
Reverend Royer resigns from Shenandoah County churches to lead Bluffield Lutheran
The Rev. Paul L. Royer resigns as pastor of the Lutheran Church at Mount Jackson and nearby Shenandoah County churches to accept a call to the Blufield Lutheran Church. He helped double the membership in four years and also served as Mount Jackson High School athletics director.
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Paul L. Royer
Mount Jackson
Shenandoah County
Blufield
Wica
Royer
Shenandoa
Arr
Mount Jackson High School
Furniture Sale Notice Near Berryville Pike
Sale announced for November 2 at Horsey plage Berryville pike at 1 a.m. featuring sideboard cabin ets and ranges with beds chiffoniers and other goods. Auctioneer or contact Hammon for orders.
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Horsey Plage
Berryville Pike
Halloween Parade in Berryville Draws Large Masked Crowd
A Berryville Hallowe'en parade attracted a large masked turnout along Berryview last night. The event featured a novelty float showing a figure in a tree and dogs yelping in the background, among other attractions.
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Hallowe'en
Berryview
Benefit at Baptist Church Fund Drive on Saturday
A charity benefit at the Baptist Church building fund in Piccadilly Street formerly League Street Store runs Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Proceeds support church construction efforts.
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Piccadilly Street
League Ste
Benefit Baptist Church Building Fund
Grandfather and stonemason Marion Willey dies at home
In Middletown, Marion L. Willey 63, a farmer and noted stonemason, collapsed while playing with his grandchild. Death attributed to apoplexy. funeral planned from his residence with Rev Fringer officiating. Survived by widow, three sons, one daughter, and multiple siblings. Burial at Mount Carmel Cemetery.
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Middletown
Marion L. Willey
Mace. Supinger
T. A. Willams
Willey
Handley Schools
Handley Lbrary
Mount Hebron
H. H. Baker
Washington Street
D. M. Willey
Landsdowne
O. B. Willey
Jesse Willey
Winchester
Mace Supinger
G. W. ‘Willey
H. CS. Willey
Era Royal
R. Willey
F. S. Willey
G. H. Ludwig
Vote Against The Bond Issue For Roads
Instructions urge voting against a 60,090,000 bond issue with a separate ballot option. Voters are told to scratch out the first line and mark against the state bond issue while choosing for roads. The notice specifies Tuesday November 6 as election day.
The Artist Group Event With Cheap D Grade Entertainment
A fragmented notice mentions The Artist Group presenting a night at the School with a cheap 50 cent admission. It hints at a low quality entertainment program as part of a local event.
Hoodlums Run Rampage During Night Festivities
Vandals masquerading as revelers damaged property across town last night. They tore boards, sidewalks, and porches, rattled shutters, and knocked doors on North Breedbeck Street while police watched. Some crowds defended property with force. many residents faced fear and nervousness during the disruption.
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Breddeck- Street
Orchard interests draw New York visitor to Frederick county
Mrs. J. McKee ward of New York arrived to oversee apple orchard interests in Frederick county and is staying at Hotel Jack, while a visitor described as Mr. Lawrefié arrived here. The note references Washington and local farm business.
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J. McKeow Ward
New York
Frederick County
Jack
Misleading Bond Propaganda Over State Road Savings
The piece debunks claims that issuing Denils bonds will save $16,500,000 yearly for auto owners. It argues 86 percent of bond funds go to 1 percent of roads, with pay-as-you-go finishing most of the system in two years, making the asserted savings absurd.
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Autonio
Good Roads Association
Celebration Saturday Parade and Lodge Installation in Brunswick
Brunswick prepares for a Loyal Order of Moose parade and installation of officers. Delegations from nearby lodges including Winchester are expected to attend and assist with the Brunswick Lodge installation. Local participation showcases community pride and regional lodge activity.
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Brunswick
Order of Moose
Burg
Lea Wwinediverer
Wanington
Baltimore
Winchester Lodge
Richmond bond issue rally urged to vote against bonds
The Richmond News Leader urges citizens to attend a bond issue rally led by Schwarsschild to oppose a proposed roads bond in Virginia. The piece argues the bond would mortgage property and asks voters to cast ballots against the measure on November 6, stressing statewide progress depends on turnout and public opposition.
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Richmond
Schwarsschild
Sils
Virginia
High School Concerts Promise Evening of Quality Entertainment
Auditorium notes Friday night program by the high school promises an evening of high type music with an exception in the past. Attend to enjoy an offering of excellent entertainment and support local arts.
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Baf
Miss Judith McGuire Improving After Auto Injury
Miss Judith McGuire, injured yesterday by an automobile, is reported improving at her father Dr. Hunter H. McGuire’s home on North Braddock Street though confined to her room. A prior report erroneously named Miss Ann Tucker McGuire as injured.
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Judith McGuire
Hunter’ H. McGuire
North Braddock Street
Ann Tucker McGuire
Winchester recalls revival with Mrs Ropp at Braddock Street
The Rev Boyd Switzer of Braddock Street Methodist Church announces revival services beginning Sunday morning November 4. Mrs Ropp, described as a captivating speaker, will address audiences at 11 am and noon and at 7 30 pm daily with prayer meetings at 10 am throughout the week.
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Ropp
Dock Street Church
Boyd
Switzer
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Sottthy Bay
Ginning
Dany
Seibert
Winchester
Street Methodist Episcopal
Conan Ligion
Commercial Hotel Serves Meals at New Piccadilly Site
After several awards the Commercial Hotel on Piccadilly street side of the old Hotel Evans site, announced by the management, began serving meals yesterday. The service will be a la carte and the hotel will operate strictly on the plan, pleasing many friends of the hotel.
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Piccadilly Street
Evans
Frank L. Buckley
Rouss Fire Company to Hold Regular Meeting Friday
The Rouss Fire Company schedules a regular meeting for Friday November 2 with eight attendees required. Moose members and others not yet assembled should meet at Friends House between 4:30 pm and 8:00 pm. Automobile transport is provided for the round trip.
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Moose
Friends House
Wick
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