Kremer Leads Noted Gutenberg Bible Exhibit Project
Alvin W Kremer of this city and staff of the Library of Congress directs the Vollbehr collection project and inventories of rare books. The planned December display includes the Gutenberg Bible on vellum, one of the greatest Western rarities, with a 1 500 000 purchase linked to the Vollbehr collection and incunabula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin“W. Kremer
C. P
Li“of Congress
Washington
Vollbehr
Western Hemisphere
Gutenberg
Kremer
Denand
Library of Congress
Rev Dr Neve Begins Special Episcopal Services Tonight
Rev Dr Frederick W Neve of Ivy Depot a noted archdeacon and founder of the Order of the Thousandfold continues a series of services at Christ Church in this city. He conducted a corporate communion for men and boys at 8 this morning and led morning and evening services with a 4 pm conference yesterday. Archdeacon Neve presided at communion again this morning and will conclude with a 7 30 pm service this evening inviting all to attend.
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Frederick W. Neve
Ivy Depot
Episcopal Church
Blue Ridge Mountains
Order of the Thousandfold
America
Christ Church
Neve
Shakespeare Players praised for Macbeth and Julius Caesar across multiple papers
The Shakespeare Players receive widespread praise for Macbeth in Baton Rouge, Greensboro, Grand Rapids, Norfolk, Macon, Pensacola, Youngstown, Kalamazoo, Poughkeepsie, Waterloo, St. Cloud, Durant, Vicksburg, Meridian, Kingston and more. Critics laud diction, delivery, and stage presence with high audience anticipation and urged early ticket reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Baton Rouge Advocate
Louisiana State University
Greensboro News
Grand Rapids Herald
Grand Rapids
Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
Shakespeare Mayers
Maury High School
Macon
New ‘York
Wesleyan
Weslyean
Pensacola Journal
Youngstown
Kalamazoo Gazette
Battle Creek
Moon-Journal
Capital Entertainment
Poughkeepsie
Julius Caesar
Cameo Theatre
Highland
Waterloo
Iowa
Tribune
Okla
Democrat
Vicksburg Herald
Vicksburg
Meridian
Miss
Star
Kingston
N. Y
Freeman
F. H. Koch
Carolina Playmakers
G. T. Weaver
University of Wisconsin
Charles G. Maphis
University of Virginia
Baker’s Drug Store
Cumberland Collegians Meet Semi-Pros on Armistice Day
One of the feature events of Armistice Day in Winchester will be a football game between the Cumberland Collegians and the local Semi-Pros at 2:30 p m tomorrow on the Handley High School field. Semi-Pro players should report to Handley High School dressing room by 1:15 p m.
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Winchester
Cumberland Collegians
Handley High School
Peter Pan at Colonial Theatre November Show
Peter Pan visits the Colonial Theatre with showtimes on Saturday November 15 from 11 AM to 7 PM and another 7 PM to 7 PM window.
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Colonial Theatre
Sat
Armistice Day Dance and Football Schedule
Armistice Day features a 2.30 p.m. football game and a 9 p.m. dance at the Geo. Wash. Hotel with associated events listed for the holiday observance. The notice notes game timing and evening activities.
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Geo. Wash
Heinz Banquet Marks Auditorium Dedication in Pittsburgh
The Heinz Company held a banquet at the George Washington Hotel in Pittsburgh to celebrate the sixty first anniversary of the firm's founding and the dedication of the Heinz Auditorium and Service Building for employees. Attendees included Col. J J McCabe and Andrew Bell among others, with speeches by Howard Heinz and others broadcast internationally from Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Hotel
H. J. Heinz Company
Pittsburgh
George Dieckman
Winchester
Winchester Division
Col. J. J. McCabe
Bernard M. Sullivan
Lester D. Arnold
Herbert Solenberger
F. Amos Shryock
Herbert 8. Larrick
John I. Sloat
Andrew Bell
Rev. E. A. Lambert
Fred Fosbrink
Lohring Crabill
L. Glaize
O. Edward Stultz
J. G
Dieckman
Mr. Dieckman
Chamber of Commerce
Heinz
Howard Heinz
Heinz Company
Hooper
Mike
White House
Washington
Cyrena van Gordon
Henry Thornton
Charles Nagel
Woodward's Barber Shop Moves Across Street
The barber shop formerly at a location on Main Street relocates across No 18 South Main Street. The notice dated November 10 indicates the move to the new premises.
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Woodward’s
Main St
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting for Turkey Supper Details
The ladies auxiliary will meet in the company hall Monday at 8 p m to arrange details for the Turkey Supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Armistice Day Remembrance Call and Countersign
A terse wartime message pledges remembrance for World War I veterans who are blind, crippled, or otherwise maimed. It notes their winter work crafting red flowers to wear in memory of dead comrades and support for those paying the price. The counter sign is LEST YOU FORGET.
Virginia Campaign Expenditures Highlight House Candidates
A report of 1920s Virginia House race spending shows J A Garber of Harrisonburg leading with 1960 dollars in expenditures and W A Rowe spending 75 cents. Other districts list various contributions and outlays including 1710 from the Republican committee and 1250 for Montague’s camp.
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Virginia
House of Representatives
House
J. A. Garber
Harrisonburg
W. A. Rowe
Blackwells
Schuyler Otis Bland
Newport News
Bland
Joseph T. Deal
Democratic National Committee
Menalcus Lankford Republican
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
A. J. Montague
P. H. Drewry
T. G. Burch
Clifton A. Woodrum
John W. Morrison
E. R. Duff
Charlottesville
John W. Fishburne
Howard W. Coy
Joseph C. Shaffer
Republican Congressional Committee
H. L. Lawson
Roanoke
Wytheville News
R. H. Woods
Pearlsburg
Theodore Hall
Pulaski
Howard
Pennington Gap
Mary Nichols
Eleanor Wohlford
Henry St George Tucker
John W. Flannagan
Winchester Steam Laundry Ad Brief Time Slots
An old classified style notice urges savings with a phone number 28 29 and lists service hours on 4-12 Mon Wed Sat at 1 pm. The ad promotes laundry facilities and time efficiency.
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Winchester Steam Laundry
Burglars Loot Union Bus Terminal Safe in Winchester
Police investigate a night burglary at the Union Bus Terminal at West Piccadilly and North Braddock that yielded $62.17 from the safe after the thief learned the combination. Entry was gained by jimmied Brad dock street window before 7 am. No prints or clues found. officers, led by Chief Hollis, pursue meager leads.
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Winchester
Union
West Piccadilly
North Braddock Street
D. W. Stine
Braddock Street
Stine
Police Headquarters
Funk
Hinkins
Boyd
Hollis
Macbeth Handley Auditorium Tonight at 8 Oclock
A local performance set for 8 oclock tonight at Macbeth Handley Auditorium with admission priced at 50 cents and Tc. Ticket information available at the door.
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Handley Auditorium
Virginia Legion posts plan 54 thousand dollar building program
State Adjutant W. Glenn Elliott reports Virginia American Legion posts will build post clubs and related structures totaling about 54 000 dollars. The organization owns property valued at 98 000 dollars including clubs pools planes theatres and other buildings amid extensive community programs and aid to veterans.
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Richmond
American Legion
Virginia
W. Glenn Elliott
National Legion Headquarties
Virginia Legionnaires
Legionnaire Boy Scout
Legion Services
Louisville
State Department Rehabilitation Committee
Buy Buy Fogle Farm 200 Acres Subdivision Auction
Auction notice for 200 acre Fogle Farm near Winchester with Pike frontage. Pure spring water, young timber and grass fields offered as a subdivision. Sale at the County Court House on Saturday November 15 with no minimum price and bargain terms.
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Fogle
County Court House
Winchester
Armistice Day Celebrations Planned by Winchester Veterans
Committees of the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary plan the twelfth Armistice Day observance in Winchester with a parade featuring the Winchester Concert Band the Shenandoah Valley Academy cadets and other groups. A memorial service at the Court House follows the 10 45 a m parade on Cameron Street and festivities continue with a 2 30 p m dinner and a bazaar at the George Washington Hotel and a later dance.
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American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Winchester
Handley High School
Boy Scouts of America
Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Virginia National Guard
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Robert Y. Conrad Post
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Cameron Street
City Hall
Court House
Loudoun Street
Cork
Washington
Thef
Winchester City
George W Nnn
Many Merchants To Close Tuesday
Announcement says a large number of local merchants will close their shops tomorrow for Armistice Day. No signed agreement exists among merchants but it is stated many will close all day and others part of the day.
Communion On Armistice Day Observance in Winchester
The Armistice Day service will be held tomorrow at 9:00 am in Christ Episcopal Church Winchester. The rector Rev Robert B Nelson announced the service is for American Legion members but open to all churches' members to attend and share in the communion. A suggested private prayer asks for divine blessing on work for the church and kingdom growth through Jesus Christ.
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Winchester
Christ Episcopal Church
Robert B. Nelson
American Legion
Nelson
Virginia
Jesus Christ
Boy Struck by Auto Improves After Hospital Stay
Little Ralph Beaver, ten, son of Mr and Mrs E F Beaver of the county, was struck by an automobile while walking on the Front Royal pike Saturday afternoon. He was brought to Memorial Hospital in good condition after receiving severe lacerations to head and face.
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Ralph Beaver
Front Royal Pike
E. F. Beaver
Memorial Hospital
Trenary Burial Follows Simple Episcopal Service
Charles W. Trenary city revenue commissioner and businessman was honored at a funeral service at Christ Episcopal Church. Masons conducted rites at Mount Hebron Cemetery with a long list of honorary pallbearers from Richmond Front Royal Staunton Petersburg Winchester and nearby areas. The service included psalms and a eulogy and regular Episcopal burial rites.
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Charles W. Trenary
Christ Episcopal Church
Trenary
Christ Church
Episcopal Church
Robert B. Nelson
St. Paul's
Winchester
Hiram Lodge
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Icellar
Trenary Home
West Pall Mall Street
Williams
J. H. Price
J. Fulmer Bright
Roland Forrest
G. Jeter Jones
C. H. Morrisett
E D. Hotchkiss
Charles R. Pettus
Wiliam R. Parr
Richmond
Aubrey G. Weaver
Gardner Waller
George N. Buck
S. G. Allen
William E. Carson
R. Millar, Jr
J. H. Borden
J. L. Borden
William Striker
W. C. Weaver Jr
Front Royal
Tate Sterrett
A. Bradshaw Beverey
R. Gray Williams
T. B. Patton
T. Russell
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Dr. Neve
Macbeth
Handley
South End Hose CO
the Poppy Corporation
Garber
Judge Fishburne
State Legion
Associated Press
the Evening Star
Boy
Chas. W. Trenary
B. & C. Raisin Bread
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