American Legion Auxiliary Hosts Robert Conract Post Reception
The American Legion Auxiliary will host a reception for Robert Conract Post at Mr and Mrs W A Bakers home from 9 to 12. National Auxiliary president Mrs Oliphant, state commander Michie and other officials will attend along with local posts. The event marks the first state executive committee meeting in this Virginia region and includes a parade and Armistice day activities at Handley Stadium with football game, dedicatory exercises, and post social hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerian Legit
Robert ¥. Conract
W. A. Baker
Oliphant
Presnay
Winchester
Virginia
Robert
Mt Uonday
Handley Stadium
Post
Front Royal
Auxiliary
Legion
American Legion
Pt Pate
Handley
Iteb
Will
Exehi Pormmitse Srs Legion
R. Y. Conrad
Ocal Legionnaires
Fem
Bers
Nome
Legion Home
Tuesae Beverley
Nitty Perican Lo Parloa
Plans Shaped For Red Cross Roll Call Campaign
The Red Cross roll call committees are complete with workers assigned across districts on West Piccadilly East Piccadilly and North Main including Mrs Gray Miss Coleti Glass Miss Rosalie Cox and Miss Dorot Colonial Finkascentice Miriam Tal ibot and others. The men led by Rev F R Casselman C Vernon Eddy and R L Gray canvass industrial offices while Mrs F L Harris directs the women's committee for the organizations. Armistice day and the following day will see workers on the streets seeking support with a lunch at Farmers and Merchants Bank building hosted by Mrs Fired Glaize.
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Red Cross
Heartest
West Piccadilly Street
Gray Beverly
Rs. Christian
East Piccadilly Street
George Water
Baptist
H. I. Pifer
Baker’s Drug Store
North Main Street
Virginia Kurtz
Lillian Sheetz
Louise Cooper
Mary Miller
Virginia Baker
Elizabeth ‘Barr
Lines
White Palace
Capper
Iss Aulick
Crisman
Winchester
Trenary
FR. Casselman
C. Vernon Eddy
R. L. Gray
F. L. Harris
Eyo
R.T. Barton
R.L. Grant
John. Scully
Aeon
Frances Page
Vernon
A. Seaggs
Julia Tyler
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Fired “Glaize
Christian Revival Preceded by Prayer Meetings this Week
Prayer meetings for revival are scheduled at First Church and other sites. Meetings run Wednesday 7:30 pm at Clifford Street, Thursday 10 am at West Water Street, and Friday 10 am at 37 West Water Street with evening services nightly through Sunday. Sam Davis and wife will lead from Winchester next day. Davis, a blind pianist once world champion, now shares his talent for Christ.
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First Tian
West Clifford
Arthur Lu
West Water Stre
Tex Mbr
Sam Davis
atGo
Winchester
Davis
Ragilish
Christ
Norfolk
Winchester Armistice Day Prayer Bell Toll
On Armistice Day at 11 a.m. churches and fire companies are asked to toll bells briefly while citizens join in prayer. Women are asked to remove hats or remain in silence and reflect. Signed by Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion and chaplain Robe r B Nelson.
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Winchester
Rober B. Nelson
Robert Y. Conrad
American Legion
Armistice Day Observance Urges Citizens to Display Flags
Appeal to citizens requests veterans and residents to honor Armistice Day by displaying a Uniteé bs flag from their homes. Those with service members in base areas are urged to participate.
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Uniteé Bs
Hogs and lumber sale advertisement at Patton's Barber Shop
Sparse notice advertises hogs and lumber sale items from Albins and Pattons Barber Shop. Dates include November 14 and 18 with listed prices and hours. The fragmentary text mentions barbers and sales terms but few concrete details remain.
Winchester Doll Day sale planned by leading merchants
Five day event in Winchester promotes semi annual Doll Day with high grade items at attractive prices. Merchants listed include P C Neidemeyer Co Sample Shoe Store Nathanson Co Wright and Keffer F S Emmert Son Co Army and Navy Store National Sales Store J M Orndoff Winchester Gas and Electric Co Grove Brothers Empire Theatre Commercial and Savings Bank The Gift Shop Hodgson and Brown Moling and Seal and Jolliffe
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Winchester
Metis
Credit Association
Amber of Commerce
P. C. Neidemeyer and Company
Sample
Nathanson’ Company
Wright and Keffer
F. S. Emmert, Son and Company
Army and Navy
National
Mrs Bayliss Dies Af Chambersville Wick Short Time
Mrs Bayliss wife of Hunter Bayliss died yesterday at 3 o clock after a brief illness in Chambersville. The infant born earlier in the day died two hours after birth. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 at the Bayliss home then to Round Hill Presbyterian Church. She was about 45, survived by her husband seven children Anna Mary Virginia Ora Francis Hunter and Joseph Bayliss a sister Mrs Edward Blosser of Pittsburgh.
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Missie Petrie Bayliss
Hunter Ayliss
Mercy
Chambersville
Tay
Round Hill Presbyterian
Charc
T. HM. Daffin
Buriab
Methodist
Yar
Bayliss
Miss Petrie
David Pettie
Fairfax
Cornelia Billings
Jessie Patrie
Anna
Mary
Virginia
Ora
Francis
Hunter
Joseph Bayliss
Edward Blosser
Pittsburgh
Merchants to Close Stores for Morrow's Day Observance
Merchants adopting resolutions of the Retail Merchants Association will close their businesses all day tomorrow in observance of St. Ice Day. Signed by J Marion Orndoff, President, and Andrew Bell, Secretary.
Stray Steer Sought North of Town in Virginia
Notice lists a steer stray 2 miles north of town in Virginia with reward covering costs. Brumback signs the notice dated November 4.
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Northtown
Death by Own Action Shocks Greenspring Community
A. Douglas Lycan, a middle aged miller from Lafayette, drowned in the Greenspring millrace after an apparent suicidal act Friday night. His body awaits burial arrangements in Green Spring with relatives contacted. details reveal a history of threats and a prior self-hanging attempt.
Kentucky Defeats Road Bond Vote in Direct Referendum
Kentucky approved a $75,000,000 road bond in a direct referendum held last Tuesday. The vote favored Virginiacontinued pay-as-you-go road construction, with about 100,000 in the majority backing the plan.
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PLC
Kentucky
Virginia
North Carolina
Seasoned Men To Take Part In Gridiron Contest
A major gridiron matchup set for 3 o clock at Handley Stadium features the American Legion post of Winchester against Front Royal Legion post. Both teams are evenly matched and have trained hard, with Winchester listing players such as Weems from Georgetown McCann from VPI Marshal from VMI MacDonald from VPI Gopen haver Taylor Bosserman and Zen among others in the lineup.
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Winchester
Handley Stadium
Américan Legion of Winchester
Royal Legion Post
Weems
Georgetown
McCann
Marshal
MacDonald
V. P
Gopenhaver, Taylor
Ofithe High School
Bosserman
Front Royal
Zen
Strasbure
Parade Traffic Regulation Order Issued by Police Chief
Police Chief Doran issues order regulating traffic for tomorrow's parade. Main Street from Pic filiy to Cork will be cleared from 8:30 to 11. Other streets require vehicles to park at the curb and remain stationary during the parade hour.
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Doran
Picfiliy
Cork
Wanted Good Reliable Cook for Small Family
Classified notice seeks a reliable cook for a small family. Easy hours. Apply by calling 269 W. at the listed phone. Contains an address fragment ip-10 12 14.
Witness for defendant fined by court
Justice J H Buttrell and A R Rinker in the county magistrate court found Marshall Elliott violated the state kennel law by taking hounds from his kennel to the Round Hills Orchard Company to pack apples. Elliott was fined 5 dollars and costs totaling 12.75 dollars. appeal noted to the Circuit Court of Frederick County. A witness for Elliott, John White, was later arrested for shunting without a license and fined 5 dollars and costs totaling 22.75 dollars. White also appeals. Elliott has paid a 40 dollar fine and costs for assaulting Game Warden Pingrey. the charges were amended from assaulting an officer to simple assault.
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J. H. Buttrell
A. R. Rinker
Marshall Elliott
Round Hills Orchard Company
Elliott
Robert T. Barton
Circuit Court
Frederick County
John White
Tavenner
Pingley
White
Eliott
Pilcott
Barton
Hampshire County
W.va
Round Hill Orchard Company
Pingrey
Colonel Hill's Noted Cider Case Taken Up In Court
The trial of Representative John Phillips Hill of Baltimore, charged with violating the Volstead act by manufacturing fruit wine at his home, is postponed to the afternoon session due to a pending case. Hill denies the material facts and says a higher court would hear an appeal if convicted.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
John’ Phillips Hill
Congress
United States District Court
Hill
Vr. Hill
My. Hill
Lodge's Funeral Set for Cambridge Church
Funeral services for United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge will be held Wednesday at Christ Church in Cambridge Massachusetts. Episcopal Bishop William Lawrence will officiate and Lodge will be buried in the Lodge vault in Cambridge after his death at Charlesgate Hospital following a brief illness.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
United States
Henry Cabot
Lodge
Charlesgate Hospital
Christ Church, Cambridge
Episcopal
William Lawrence
Trespass Cards Offered at The Star Office
Advert says trespass cards available at The Star Office for 50 cents per dozen.
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Star Office
Garbage pickup shifted to Wednesday and Thursday
Notice reads that Tuesday garbage will not be collected until Wednesday and Wednesday’s pickup will occur Thursday at the same hours 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. The text also contains a classified ad seeking to buy a half interest in a small business with contact address P O Box 141 and a cryptic code 15-21-11-7.
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L. A. Dra
P. O. Box
Health clinic to offer second examinations next Friday
Plans for second best examinations this year by the District Nurse Association and the Virginia State Board of Health are announced by Mrs. H D Fuller. Clinics run Friday from 9 to 12 30 and 2 to 4 for whites and 4 to 5 for colored at the District Nurse Association office.
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T. B
District Nurse Association
Virginia “State Board of Health
H. D. Fuller
Strict Nurse Association
G. Harper
Turner A Carper Dies at 57 in Frederick County
Turner A Carper a D a Coan Turner A Carper a D a Coan died at 57 at 2 oclock. He was a son of the late Frederick and E Carper, and he owned the old Smith farm near Sage. Survived by his wife and one son Ha F Carper and one daughter Lucy Carper both at home. He leaves three sisters Mrs En Se Miss Coral L Carper of Stephens City and Mrs Howard Staples of Upperville Va. Funeral services at Macedonia Church at 10 oclock Tuesday morning Rev J C Hooks to officiate. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Erick County
Saal
Carper
Frederick
E. Carper
Frederick County
Smith
He Sage
Formate Pee AG
Ha 'F. Carper
Lucy “ Carper
Corall. Carper
Stephens City
Howard Staples
Upperville
Macedonia Church
J. C. Hooks
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Massey to Attend 41st Annual Pomological Convention
W. P. Massey secretary of the Virginia Horticultural Society will attend Atlantic City for the 41st annual convention of the American Pomological Society. He represents the Virginia Division of Markets and will participate in marketing discussions during the event. The society is noted as the country’s largest organization of its kind with national scope.
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W. P. Massey
Virginia Horticultural Society
Atlantic City
Eee
American Pomological Society
Mai
Virginia Division of Markets
Carload of produce for sale at local market
Fragmented notice advertises cabbage potatoes for sale at a warehouse from 10 to 1. It mentions F A Shayo selling three choice makers and a reward offer of five dollars at the state office. Also notes a modern five room apartment for rent by Herman H Hable with a date cluster.
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Jones’ Meat Market
Sp-it
Herman H. Hable
Lost hound offers five dollar reward
Tannish red hound with a black stripe on the back is lost. A five dollar reward is offered for its return to Harvey DeHaven, R. 3, Box 19, City.
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Blaeck
Harvey Dehaven
City
Armistice Day Parade and Dedication Events Planned
Captain George B. mand er leads Armistice Day activities in Winchester with Robert Ylken American Legion Salvation Army Rotary Kiwanis and Loyal orders. Parade moves at 10 down streets to Memorial Avenue where trees are dedicated and the town tolls the bells at eleven. Football game scheduled for 3 at the stadium with ceremonies and a reception at headquarters.
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George
B.mander
Robert Ylken
National Oliphant
Salvation Army
Winchester
Ee Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Tons Club
Will Street
Ou Street
Main
Cork
Ton
Memorial Avenue
J Avenue
Bution Street
Sun
Aridge
GEO. Be
Fort Down Chapter of American Revolution Meeting
The Fort Down Chapter holds its regular meeting at Mrs. St on the home of Mr. and Mrs. St. 3 O'cloak. The event gathers members to discuss local history and planning.
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Baker Home
Jollat EE
N. Main St
Waittren
N. Main
RED
Albin’s
Patton
A.D. Lycan
A. Douglas
Lycan
Greenspring
Georg W. Kurtz
Ett
Lafayette
Land Navy
Ard
Mar Corps
Len
Ecaragos
Jo Lucan Fat
Ares
Baller
Imac
Colonel Hill
Mr. Massey
Stat
HS Meeting
D. A. Te
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