Wedding of Susan Reid Williams to William Stuart Jr. in Newport News
The ceremony at Christ Episcopal Sanctuary joins Susan Reid Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Williams, to William Stuart Jr. of Newport News Virginia. The event draws many out of town guests with a matron of honor bridesmaids and a large reception at the Washington Hotel. Music from organ violin and song precedes the ceremony with a Washington orchestra.
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Christ
Episcopal Been
Emilax
Susan. Reid
Williams
Ray Williams
Willian 7
Stuart, Jr
Newport News
Virginia
Tee Washington
Washington
Jail sentence for assault in police court
Harry Trenary received four months in jail after conviction of assault. Justice Worsley presided over the case. Arthur Dunlop, the complainant, testified that Trenary seized him as he entered his home near midnight. Dunlop sustained a fractured wrist requiring surgery and an x ray. he is expected to be unable to use the wrist for several weeks.
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Harry Trenary
Justice Worsley
Arthur Dunlop
Trenary
Dunlop
Ruffed Record of Motor Meter Case in RappahannockCounty
Hawkins of Rappahannock County Virginia owed $10 and costs after a magistrate court proceeding. Justice Tavenner ordered payment following a case tied to a motor meter from an automobile linked to B. Alsheagh. The incident followed a theft case where a suspect escaped. Hawkins later observed the car in Winchester and faced arrest tied to the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus. Hawkins
Rappahannock
Tavenner
B. Vite Alsheagh
Alabaugh
Hawkins
Wincchester
Cream Spill Causes Auto Crash in Town
Newton Miller of the county delivered cream to Haldeman's Creamery in a large truck. A five gallon can spilled on Market Street near the Water street hitching yard. The truck struck a telephone pole, mounted the curb, and damaged lamps and windshield but caused no other damage.
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Newton Miller
Haldeman
Market Street
Water Street
Snow Falls Across Maryland and West Virginia
Snow covered the Cumberland area with reports of two inches in Terra Alta West Virginia and two inches in Hagerstown Maryland by noon. Frederick and nearby communities also reported similar snowfall marking the season's first.
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Associated Press
Cumberland
Terra Alta
W. Va
Weather Observer
Hagerstown
Frederick
Fred erick County Tuberculosis group to assist Xmas seal sale
Miss Susan Colston, chairman, urged Federation Council of Church Women to help with the Christmas seal sale and fund drive beginning December 1. The group at Handley Library meeting unanimously agreed to assist as last year.
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Susan Colston
Tuberculosis Association of
Frederick County
Pre
Federated Council of Church Women
Handley Library
Poison cider deaths rise to eleven at Bedford home
Eleven residents of the Elks National Home in Bedford, Virginia, have died from poisoned cider poured into a barrel that previously held arsenate of lead. W. C. Baker of Auburn New York died last night, with three more in precarious condition and fourteen improved. Charles Mosby, the home’s superintendent, reported the latest toll and condition updates.
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Associated Press
Lynchburg
W. C. Baker
Auburn
N. Y
Elks' National Home
Bedford
Charles Mosby
Defendants, Called But They Came Not
In the county magistrate court Justice Tavenner presided over H. Blanton Orndorff and his two sons, who did not appear. Deput y Sheriff Hodgson charged them with possessing cash to make liquor. Two gallons of mixture were produced as a court sample. the men were ordered arrested and to appear next week.
Junius West Declines Governor Run Selects Present Office
Lieut Gov Junius E West of Suffolk announces he will not seek the gubernatorial nomination. He will continue as lieutenant governor and run for the office he already holds. The statement comes from Richmond Virginia dated November 15.
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Richmond
Junius E. West
Suffolk
Vanderbilt Plans New Florida Newspaper Venture
Vanderbilt Papers Inc led by Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr opened an office at Miami Beach. J W Teitel of San Francisco said Vanderbilt plans to start a Florida newspaper but did not announce a location yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Vanderbilt Papers, Inc
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Miami Beach
Vanderbilt
J. W. Teitel
San Francisco
Teitel
Florida
Field Drawing at Wayside Inn
The Field Trials Club holds a field drawing at the Wayside Inn in Middletown tomorrow evening at 6 o clock.
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Wayside Inn
Middletown
Tlock
Mrs. Haymaker Dies at Son's Home at 69
Rose B. Haymaker widow of Haymaker died at 6 o clock evening at her son’s home 521 South Cot Street from heart trouble. She was 69 a lifelong resident of the city survived by two sons Frank and Clarence and three daughters Lula C Barnett Lucy B Showalter Hilda May Summers. Funeral at 302 South Market Street Monday at 3 conducted by Rev B V Switzer M E Church South. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery beside her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose B. Haymaker
Haymaker
Southcot
Mrs. Hayamaker
William and
Evalina Seabright
Mariner
Frank Haymaker
Clarence Haymaker
Lula C. Barnett
Walter Barnett
Winchester
Lucy B. Showalter
Hilda May Summers
Boyce
Clarke County
Wheat market steadies after heavy profit taking
In Chicago on November 15 the wheat market saw frequent price records but the net advance was moderate due to heavy profit selling. Canadian yield reductions and supplies in Argentina and Australia pressured prices though modest gains appeared. European crop estimates and talks of withholding corn supported by a lead to about 1.50 dollars a bushel for corn organizers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Canada
Argentina
Australia
Steck Plans Contest for Senate Seat
Dan S. Steck announced he would contest the Iowa Senate race against Republican Smith W. Brookhart. Steck claims sufficient votes were cast for him but discarded by election judges, enough to overcome Brookhart's slim margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Dan S. Steck
Senate
Smith W. Brookhart
Brookhart
Mrs. Florence Harding Faces Critical Illness Crisis
Mrs. Florence Kling Harding widow of the late President remains in critical condition in Marion Ohio after a fretful night. Doctors reported a dangerous approaching crisis with coma episodes and renewed concerns about kidney trouble. A noon bulletin said she was somewhat better as the crisis loomed over the White House era figure.
Handley High Team Goes to Augusta Military Academy Game
Handley High School football squad left early to meet Augusta Military Academy at Fort Defiance near Staunton Virginia for a scheduled afternoon game.
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Handley High School
Augusta Military Academy
Fort Defiance
Staunton
Longtime Fort Collier native Mrs Emma Stine Ashwood dies at 43
Mrs Emma Stine Ashwood wife of James B Ashwood dies at 562 North Main Street after six months illness. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM from her home with Rev F R Casselman, burial Mount Hebron. She was born 1881 at Fort Collier daughter of Isaac and Catharine Stine. Survived by husband, daughter Nancy, two sisters and two brothers.
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Emma Stine Ashwood
James B. Ashwood
North Main Street
Memorial Hospital
A Nee Ovat
Buna
F. R. Casselman
Centenary’ Reformed Church
Ashwood
Mount Hebron
Edward Murnan
Loring Crabill
Robert Glaize
Roberts. Smith
Chas. R. McCann
Charles D. Funk
Benjamin Byers
James Grant
Stine
Isaac and Catharine Stine
Fort Collier
Winchester
Frederick County
Collier
Nancy Ashwood
Florence Baker
Edward J. Wilwig
Messrs
Hunter
Walter Stine
Charles George the Composer Returns to Stage at Colonial Theatre
Hagerstown born Charles George, author and composer of My China Doll, will play the leading male role at the Colonial Theatre on Thursday night November 20. Barbara Browell stars. George plans two new works for next season, My Midnight Girl and Dolly Dear.
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Fire Theatre
Norfolk
Richmond
New York City
Sam H. Harris
Carl D. Francis
Mona Mara
Mildred King
Kathryn McConnell
Vera Burt
Saxi Holls
Chester
Broadway
Charles George
Hagerstown
Colonial Theatre
Barbara Browell
Mr. George
Winchester
Harrisburg
George
New York
Desginer
LeComte and Flesher
Reward for info on platinum and diamond lavalliere
Information leading to the arrest and conviction of person or persons who found a platinum and diamond lavalliere on November 3. Information treated confidentially. 13-1p-31 Maxime L. Ducharme. For rent eight room house modern conveniences. ER. J. Snapp 224 N Market St. 13-1p-3t
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Maxime L. Ducharme
ER. J. Snapp
N. Market St
Mrs John Myers Dies at Woodstock Hotel
Mrs. Martha Myers widow of John W. Myers died suddenly in Woodstock while en route from Winchester. She suffered a cerebral hemorrhage and expired shortly after at Magrertown. She will be buried in Mount Hebron Cemetery beside her husband. She leaves one son, Dr Walter D. Myers, a prominent Winchester dentist.
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Martha Myers
John W. Myers
Woodstock
Magrertown
Oodstock
Gearing
Winchester
Walter D. Myers
South Washington Street
Robert B Nelson
Christ.Church
Mount Hebron
Fewer Barreled Apples In Storage Than A Year Ago
United States Department of Agriculture monthly report shows a drop in cold storage apples from 4,226,000 barrels on November 1, 1923 to 3,073,000 barrels currently. Box totals fall from 6,886,000 to 6,399,000, with bushel baskets down from 1,179,000 to 1,102,000.
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United States Department
Agricure
Fatal wreck in Florida caused by a bad tire
WEST PALM BEACH Fla Nov 15 The West Palm Beach Times reports the Florida East Coast Railroad wreck near Wabasha last night was caused when a wheel tire came off the Pullman coach derailed. ST AUGUSTINE Fla Nov 15 Railroad officials began an investigation into the wreck that killed four and injured eight. Most passengers were tourists with many from Vermont and Michigan among the dead and injured.
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Vermont
Michigan
Washington Dreadnaught To Be Used As Naval Target
The three quarters finished super-dreadnaught Washington was towed from the Philadelphia navy yard by five tugs to a point off Virginia capes to be destroyed as a naval target. Doomed after court orders, the ship will bear the designation BR-47 and has cost about 35 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
District of Columbia Supreme Court of Appeals
Washington
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Virginia Capes
Prohibition Unit To Be Probed by Senate Inquiry
The special Senate committee investigating the internal revenue bureau plans to probe the prohibition unit as hearings resume November 19. The inquiry also covers the administration of tax laws, with focus on agency operations and enforcement practices.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Internal Revenue Bureau
Prohibition
Meredith Anderson Named Administrator of Anderson Estate
In the circuit clerk's office Meredith Anderson qualified as administrator on the estate of his brother the late P. C. Anderson. He bonded for $2600.
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Meredith Anderson
P. C. Anderson
Locked Up For Stealing Cart And Firewood
Harry Webber a lad from the northern part of the county appropriated a two wheel push cart and loaded it at wood piles around the city selling the wood to housewives after dark. One woman grew suspicious and alerted the police. Webber was locked up at police headquarters for examination of his mental condition for possible commitment to an institution.
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Harry Webber
Webber
Fire Still Raging In Factory Ruins
Jersey City New Jersey November 15 Fire Chief Boyle doubts the cause of yesterday’s million dollar blaze will be determined. Flames still burned in the eleven story Atlantic Sugar Refining Company factory ruins. Explosions and fumes from a saltpetre factory hampered firemen. Eight families found shelter at an armory provided by the Red Cross and allied groups as two city blocks burned.
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Associated Press
Jersey City
N. Ji
Boyle
Atlantic Sugar Refining Company
Red Cross
Rain Looked For Middle Of Week
Weather bureau forecasts for the week starting Monday expect mostly fair conditions in the North and Middle Atlantic States with rain midweek and temperatures near normal for most of the week.
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Associated Press
Washington, Navy
Weather Bureau Today
North
Middle Atlantic
Gunmen Raids Begin in Chicago After O'Banion Killing
Chicago reports gunmen raided and arrests made as Mayor's orders to police push to rid the city of gunmen. The assassination of florist and gang leader Dion O'Banion sparked a high profile funeral display of underworld wealth. Police complain of lack of cooperation.
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Chicago
T'S
Dion O'Banion
Two Inches Snow In First Fall
The first snow of the season began at 10 o'clock this morning and continued into the afternoon. By 3 pm two inches of snow lay on the ground and more was expected tonight. It is the heaviest snowfall this early in the season in several years.
Irish Bandits Hit Bank for Ten Thousand Dollars
Four armed men robbed the Bank of Ireland at St Stephen's Green, Dublin, seizing nearly $10,000 in cash before making their escape.
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Associated Press
Dublin
St. Stephen's Green
Bank of Ireland
Dollar Days Sale Ends Saturday Night After Merchant Talks
Rumor of a Monday Tuesday extension was settled with merchants deciding to end the sale Saturday night as advertised. Merchants Credit Association of the C. of C. J. M. Orndoff, president Andrew Bell, secretary.
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Merchants Credit Association OF the C. OF C
Winchester motor co offers three building lots near Handley Schools
Canvass of Winchester and Frederick County notes three building lots near Handley Schools offered by Winchester Motor Co with surprising price and easy terms. Also mentions trespass cards at The Star Office for 50c a dozen and a stenographer wanted at The Star Office, apply in own handwriting to A B C.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Winchester Motor Co
Handley Schools
Care Star
Star Office
Noce
A. B.C
City Council Advances Bonds Sale After Election Victory
City Council in a special session authorized a $130,000 bond issue backed by a vote of 994 to 268. Bonds bear 4 percent interest and mature over years, to be sold to the highest bidder and registered with United States Mortgage and Company in New York City. Other actions include water system improvements and a relief settlement for property damage on North Washington.
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United’ States Mortgage’ and Company
New York City
Teob Fite
Robinson
Ginia
Motion
Fred Goss
Ths
Grimm Waent
Ward
Douglas Guthridgary
Bhman
McVirag
John O’rear
Washington
For Rent Modern Ment Herman Hablbs Ad Notice
Classified rental notice listing "For Rent" by Herman Hablbs with modern amenities and contact details possibly in a historic newspaper segment.
Weather-Forced Postponement Of Memorial Service
A memorial service scheduled for 2 P. M. Sunday and an additional 2.30 P. M. honoring the dead were postponed due to weather. Address by Dr Me is rescheduled to a later date. services will be held at the Sov March hall by order of the department.
Dollar Day Bargain Sale Promises Big Savings
The notice advertises a Dollar Day event with LT Hodgson and Brown promoting bargains on Tuesday. It promises notable savings and invites customers to shop for reduced prices during the sale.
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Hodgson & Brown
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