McAdoo Seen As Democratic Nomination Prospect
In Chicago and Ravenna circles supporters urge William G McAdoo to run for president. David Cago says Rockwell notes McAdoo would weigh all factors before declaring, while McAdoo says he will speak for himself when the time comes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Omaha
Davit L. Rockwell
Friends of
Wil- Nam
Maanco
McAdoo
Rockwell
Friends
Hibbit
David It Cago
Ravenna
James M
Chicago
Funeral for Mamie M. Arnold in Macedonia Virginia
Mrs. Mamie M. Arnold wife of Robert F. Arnold of Double Tollgate died at 11 am Tuesday after a lengthy illness. Funeral conducted by Rev. of United Brethren Church Reliance with pallbearers William B George Mayo Shirley J B Clinger R L Smallwood and C G Brown. Survived by husband five daughters Ellen Valley Dorthy Lena Arnold two sons Miller Garland Arnold three sisters and one half brother. Burial arrangements by R T Jones and Company Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia
Mamie M. Arnold
Robert F. Arnold
Double Tollgate
United Brethren Church of Reliance
George and Mayo Shirley
C. E. Pingley
Strasburg
G. H. Shenk
R. L
Smallwood
Charles Town
W. Va
C. G. Brown
Berryville
Recent Licenses in County Reported
The county clerk lists marriages issued this period. Newton B. Shingleton of Kempton AVA and Beulah E. Parrish of Gore wed. Sargent, a widower of Stephens City, married Zula Sampsell of Stephens City. FrIe and Love Virginia White, both of the county, wed. Sampsell and Parrish families noted. occupations include coal miner carpenter merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton B. Shingleton
Kempton
AV. Va
Beulah E. Parrish
Gore
John W. Parrish
John
S. Sargent
Stephens City
Zula Sampsell
Charles Sampsell
J. Theodore ‘Fries
Miss Love Virginia White
Eppa White
Rehearsal Frolic Set At Elks Club On Nov 15
Third Annual Frolic rehearsal announced for Elks Club Thursday night November 15 at 7 30. Talent committee invites participation. Also notices a brick eight room dwelling for sale by owner mail box city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirst
Elks’ Club
Box City
Car Plunges From Bridge Killing One In Baltimore
One dead and four others escape drowning when a closed car sped off the Marley creek bridge on the Annapolis boulevard. Victims include Charles Levin and four others from Baltimore and Annapolis. Firelight kept occupants afloat as debris tore through the car. all were rescued and taken to South Baltimore General Hospital where recovery was expected. In Newark Ohio, four Columbus men were killed when their car was struck by a train near Franzenburg during a hunting trip.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Marley Creek
Annapolis Bouvelara
Ile
Charles. Yevin
William Lukas
Anna
Michael, Karcheon
As. Fe
Meyer Epstein
An- Ni 5Is
Isidor Zeldin
Pniliace mMe
South Baltimore General Hospital
Levin
Crossing
Newark
Ohio
Lewis Combs
Oscar
Norville
J. E. Turner
Harry Watson
Columbus
Franzenburg
Rons Aos
Ofere
Edward Cornell Cleared From Grand Jury List Mixup
The Federal grand jury list included a misprint naming Wm. J. Cornell as Edward Cornell. Commissioner Williams noted the error and stated Wm. J. Cornell has no connection with the proceedings.
Armistice Dance Delights Martinsburg Guests
The Armistice Dance in Cran dall's Apollo Martinsburg Tuesday night drew guests from Winchester Berryville Strasburg and Stephens City with Peck Mill's Orchestra of Cumberland providing music.
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Crandall
Apollo
Martinsburg
Peck Mill
Orchestra of
Camberland
Winchester
Berryville
Strasburg
Stephens City
Auction sale of Ford cars at Winchester VA
Ford cars go on auction at our place on Saturday November 17 at 3 pm Half cash and balance monthly payments planned. Auction conducted by Chapana Auter Sales Winchester Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Our Place
Chapana
Auter
Winchester
Voter defends ballot marking in White Hall precinct
Letter from Dora W. Dick in The Star asserts she voted for bonds and rebuts false reports. She emphasizes understanding ballot marking and urges readers to know the facts rather than rumors. Dollar Days promo for The People's Drug Co. appears at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Hinde
White Hall
Dora
W. Dick
Betty May Shoppe Opens in Harrisonburg
Mrs Gerschank of New York and Winchester and her sister Mrs May Mort arrived in Harrisonburg and opened the Betty May Shoppe on North Court Square on Monday, according to the Harrisonburg News Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerschank
New York
Winchester
May Mort
Harrisonburg
Betty ‘May
North Court Square
News-Record
Public Sale of Poland China Hogs at Winchester Fair Grounds
Public sale of pure bred Big Type Poland China hogs at Winchester Virginia on Thursday November 22 at 11 am. 40 registered Big Type Poland China gifts tried sows and boars. Dr L M Allen disposing of his herd of very fine Polands. A rare opportunity to secure herd stock. John Cather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Sale Pavilion
Fair Grounds
Winchester
L. M. Allen
John C. Cather
Values Values on Dollar Days Needed
Readable text shows a call for deals during a Dollar Days event titled Values Values on Dollar Days. Specific details on dates locations or participating stores are not provided in the fragment. The piece appears promotional with emphasis on attracting shoppers.
Miss Shank Wins $10 Gold Prize In Dollar Day Sale
Miss Margaret Shank, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Shank of South Market street, won the first prize a $10 gold piece for correctly reporting the number of times the word dollar appeared in the second and third advertising sections of the special dollar day sale issue. She gave 173 and received the prize from The Star. William Hollis won $6 for the next correct entry and Marshall Cline won $5. Albert Larrick received a one year subscription. About 1 000 replies were received. The Star distributed a 16 page special edition to Winchester and surrounding towns in Virginia and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Shank
William Shank
South Market Street
Star
William Hollis
Tec Repics
Shenandoah Valley
West Virginia
Lower Valley
Winchester
Woodstock
Strasburg
Front Royal
Riverton
Boyce
White Post
Berryville
Virginia
Martinsburg
Summit Point
Charles ‘Town
Capon Bridge
The
Firemen's Fair group organized for February bazar
The Friendship Fire Company woman’s auxiliary met at the hall to organize a bazar and oyster supper for the fire company to raise funds in February. Mrs. Eda Correll was elected president with Pred. W. Forney first vice president Miss Sara Carper secretary and Mrs. Marcellus Anderson treasurer. About thirty members attended promising support to ensure a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Friendship Fire Company
Eda Correll
Pred. W. Forney
Ara Carper
Marcellus Anderson
Women’s Gym Class Meeting Moves to Friday Evening
The weekly women’s gymnasium class at Centenary Reformed Church will be postponed this week to Friday evening. All town women are invited to attend. Members already enrolled are enjoying the exercises and games and gaining benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Reformed Church
Acome
Henson Motor Co Offers Large Valley Used Car Stock
Advertisement notes a large stock of used cars in the valley from Henson Motor Co inviting buyers to shop before purchasing. Includes a clerical position vacancy by a lady with application instruction via Star newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
Henson Motor CO
New York Opera Company at the Empire Tonight
The New York Opera Company brings 26 singers and dancers to the Empire for an 8:30 curtain with the world famous short opera and an Hour Before The Crowds dance and ensembles. Recruited from the New York Symphony, the show promises popular prices and strong reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhattan Opera
Eee
Empire
Tre
Crows
New York Symphony
Manhattan
Market Street
Veryone
Janis
Theatre-Coers
Loyal Order of Moose Meeting Tonight at Friendship Hall
All members urged to attend a vital meeting at 8 o'clock tonight in Friendship Fire Hall. Secretary B. Beverley notes the importance of the matter to every member for discussion and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order of Moose
Friendship Fire Hall
Beverley
Public notice on tariff amendment filed by W G and B L Co Virginia
The W G and B L Co applied to the Public Service Commission of Virginia for approval of an amendment to its tariff. Any person having objections or reasons for such objection should state them to W A Ryan See v Treas. W G and B L Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission of Virginia
W. A. Ryan
Amendment to Tariff by Winchester Gas and Electric
Winchester Gas and Electric Light Company issues tariff amendment effective December 1 1923 detailing service termination for unpaid bills meters removed restrictions on meter resets only after full back charges and a five dollar deposit plus a one dollar fee for removal and restoration. The notice signed by company officials appears with a separate auction or sale line for November 16 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Gas & Electric Light Company
Lewis F. Cooper
Ww. A. Ryan
Sec
American Legion Post 21 to Elect Commander at Meeting
The R. Y. Conrad Post No. 21, Inc. will hold a meeting Monday November 19, 1923 at 8 pm to elect a commander. All members are urged to attend. R. T. Barton Commander.
Dollar Days 2 for 1 Red Cross and Parco Remedies
On Dollar Days The People's Drug Co offers a two for one deal providing $2.00 worth of Red Cross and Parco Household Remedies for one man 38 CLOUT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Drug Co
Red Cross
Parco
Liberal Donations To A Good Cause Bazaar Planned
Charley Rouss Fire Co of Winchester Virginia plans a bazaar starting Tuesday November 20 to raise funds toward part of the debt on their new $9450 truck. Apple growers are asked to contribute a barrel of apples and Ip J W Rosenberger confirms a Winesap barrel will be brought in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Rouss
Charley Guss Fire Co
Winchester
Ip J. W. Rosenberger
Red Cross Yearly Report Highlights Local Efforts
The Winchester and Frederick county Red Cross executive secretary Miss Margaret Stowers filed a ten month 1925 report detailing 5,008 total visits for all purposes, 3,117 nursing visits, 9,677 miscellaneous visits, 1,570 telephone calls and 1,590 letters. The District Nurse Association aided tubercular patients, treated 14 cases at an emergency tent, and raised funds totaling 3,021.07 with net funds of 2,573.67 for local use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Stowers
Winchester and
Prederick County
District Nurse Association
Gertrude M. Higgins
Red Cross
The
Sth
Tookéy Biter
Abuiten
Tuberculosis Department
Catawba Sanitarium
National Red Cross
Mrs Ropp Draws Large Crowd at Braddock Street Church
Crowds fill Braddock Street Methodist Church last night to hear Mrs Ropp and received a growing gospel message. Services run at 730 with packed pews and aisles. Tonight designated School Night invites Hendley High School youth and all others. A women’s mass meeting is planned for next Sunday at 3 pm with many ladies’ organizations expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Ropp
Hendley High School
Beautiful lot near hospital offered at fixed price
Within ten days a beautiful lot close to the hospital is offered at a price by B. M. Sullivan. Also warning that all hunters and trespassers on the farm will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law, by Annie As Hack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T B. M. Sullivan
Annie
Feudal Clan Brother Held on Mail Fraud Charge in Maryland
Frank B. Bishop, 25, linked to a mountain feudal clan near Hancock Maryland, is held in a Baltimore federal lockup on charges of using the mails to defraud. His brother Herbert eluded arrest after a chase. both are accused of defrauding cigar dealers and a New York clothing firm.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Frank B. Bishop
Hancock
Federal
United States Marshal's Office
Herbert
Seconch Land Jury
Herbert Bishop
United States
Davis
Frank Bishop
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Alen R. .Cressman
Otto Einslohr
Phia
Litan Hygrade Clothing Company
New York
Hunt Man Who Sent Fatal Bomb
A 14 year old boy, Juan Morales, was arrested after an explosion killed Mr Barnes on his back porch and injured his son. Authorities believe Morales received 26 cents to deliver the bomb and accompany its delivery to the express office. Mrs Barnes claimed no motive was known and that her husband had no enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt Real
Bom Barnes
San
Juan Morales
Maroc
Barnes
STORAGE Just the same as a private garage at MID CITY GARAGE
The note describes storage equal to a private garage at Mid City Garage. It references a specific facility and implies standard private storage conditions. No additional details on size access or duration are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid City
Auction at Chapman's Auto Sales in Winchester
Big auction sale announced for Ford cars at Chapman's Auto Sales Winchester Virginia. Sale scheduled for Saturday November 17 at 3 p.m. Local buyers invited to bid on available vehicles.
Auto sale notice at Chapman's in Winchester
Local advertisement states an auto sale at Chapman's Auto Sales in Winchester Virginia on Saturday November 17 at 3 pm. The notice provides timing and location for the event.
Hemstitching shop text and local sales notices
Pleating all styles AH widths. Hem atitch ine presecoting. Call or write for pri lig. THE HEMSTITCHING SHOP 7 N. Braddock St Winchester VA Attend G A Newcome s sale for food horses cows and household furniture November 21 Also sale for corn and fodder November 21 J M Omdoff furniture sale Nov 1 1 P M 223 E Water St China closet bureau tables stoves dishes chairs quilts etc In reply to notice Roy C Hillyard debt dispute Mrs Eva Hillyard states she did not leave him and will pay her contract. debts to others remain with their deal ers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Braddock St
Winchester
Xiov. l
E. Water St
Eva Hillyard
Valley Service Station Closing Notice Opens Early Weekdays
Closing notice states starting Monday November 19 the station will close promptly at 6 38 p m except Saturdays 12 1 p m for the end of day at Valley Service Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
FOR SALE ITEMS LISTED IN TRUCK OWNERS NOTICE
A fragmented classified fragment announces items for sale at Valley Service Station on page 12 including a male pointer dog four years old trained and a Buick sedan listed as heap to quick buyer. Contact J. W. Sommers in Boyce Virginia and 518 N Main St for details with 13-1p-tf indicating ad line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Sommers
Boyce
Main St
For Sale or Rent notices in old newspaper item
For sale or rent notices list properties and businesses. Robert Forney at 150 N Main St offers a billiard business with reasons to sell. A modern nine room brick house is up for sale or rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Forney
N. Main St
He Hai
Seven Men Held For Prohibition Violations
Seven men were held for the grand jury after hearings in the city court on charges of violating state and federal prohibition laws. Prosecution, led by federal agents Hertzig and James Ey, outlined liquor offenses connected to raids staged by federal authorities. Several defendants faced charges ranging from illegal possession to involvement in riot-related disturbances, with timelines referencing October raids and actions in Richmond and Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertzig
James Ey
Pri
Asher
Richmond
Leavi
Kentu
Senate
George Woodward
Ilegal
Benjamin Rudolph
Robert ‘Henry Dixon
Randolph
T. Barton
Brixcoe
Parker
Colon
Aulick Gibbens
Roy Shiner
Prohibition
Atober
Fapa
Jase P
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OTICE
Edward Cornell
Wm. J. Cornell
Williams
Wm. &. Cornell
Miss Shank
Clerica
Ilady
NEW York Opera Company
Empire Tonight
Margaret I. Hodgson
Aaa
American Legion Meeting
CLOUT
the People’s Drug Co
Mrs. Ropp
Ford Care
Chapman's
Chapman’s Auto Sales
G. A. Newcome
G. A
Newcome
Fed
J. M. Omdoff
Valley Service Station
Caes
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