Death comes unexpectedly to J C Fries
J C Fries died suddenly at his home No 28 after a heart attack following a recent bout of illness. He was 64, a Cedar Grove native, former postmaster and merchant, active in United Brethren Church and Woodmen of the World. Funeral services Friday at 2 p.m. at the United Brethren Church with Woodmen ceremonies at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fries
Fries
Cedar Grove
Pries
Frederick County
Geo. Y
Ann Grreit Fries
Sarah E. Bowen Fries
Emma Lupton
Edward L. Lupton
Sadie Ork
Martinsburg
W. Va
James H. Fries
Frederice County
Levi C. Fries
Yate Beeome
George W. Soover
United Brethren Church
Hickory Camp
Woodmen of the World
Mount Hebron Cemetery
J. H. Canter
Martin V. Snake
Charles W. Ramsburg
Lewis F. Cooper
Edward L.fries
James Cather
Woodmen of
Col Keating Visits Cumberland On Short Stay
Col John Keating of Cumberland Maryland arrived for a brief visit to relatives and friends and checked into Hotel Jack. He spent part of the morning talking with officers at Farmers and Merchants National Bank where he serves as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keating
Cumberlan
Hotel Jack
Keating
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Volunteers Fight Western Maryland Forest Fire Sweep
More than 100 volunteers battled a wildfire sweeping the eastern slope of Great North Mountain in Frederick County threatening the Albert Keckley estate and the timber lands of Dr. Walter D. Myers Isaac B. Frye and Guy Frye. Over 1000 acres were in danger as fire approached several holdings including 350 acres on the Keckley tract and hundreds more owned by Myers and the Fryes. Local residents struggled to contain the flames amid dry conditions with little rain since September and fears for farm buildings in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great North Mountain
Frederick County
Albert Keckley
Walter D. Myers
Isaac B. Frye
Guy Frye
Frank Keckley
Keckley
Mail Delays Attributed To Railway Post Service Reforms
A large mass meeting of railway postal clerks in Washington heard Postmaster General Work and other officials pledge action on mail delays. Clerks cited reorganizations in the third division cutting mail car space and staff, causing delays. Officials promised an investigation and reforms while rejecting excessive economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Continental
Henderson
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
Mr. Davis
James L. Davis
Davis
Matista
Ims
Link
Work
Paul Henderson
Lorillard Tobacco Company Chief Reported Reached by Car
W A Osborne of St Louis said to be principal owner of Lorillard Tobacco Company arrived from Hot Springs Virginia by automobile and met today at Hotel Evans with Joseph E Scael of Baltimore district manager for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Osborne
St. Louis
Lorillard Tobacco Company
Hotel Tevans.s
Joseph E. Scael
Baltimore
Water Well Driller Advertises in Maurertown VA
Need water See William J Gochenour the well driller Maurertown Virginia offers water well services. Read this notice for contact and service details as published in local columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Gochenour
Maurertown
Christmas Seal Sale Supports Virginia TB Fight
The Virginia Tuberculosis Association urges buying Christmas Seals to fund its work. The piece notes 3,115 Virginians died from TB last year and stresses seals are a charitable, life saving effort during the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Tuberculosis Association
Empire Theatre Secures Big Sennett Comedy Pact
The Empire Theatre signs a contract with First National and Paramount for the full output of Mack Sennett Ben Turpin and Buster Keaton comedies. The first will screen tomorrow with Harold Lloyds Grandmas Boy to follow soon in regular weekly showings.
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Empire Theatre
First National
Famous Players
Paramount
Mack Sennett
Ben Turpin
Buster Keaton
Sennett
Harold Lloyd
the Empire
The
Empire
Elks To Attend Church Service In Winchester
Winchester lodge of Elks votes unanimously to attend church service next Sunday evening November 26 at Centenary Reformed Church. Rev Clarence Woods, retiring pastor, will preach a farewell spell sermon. Elks secretary C K Over says members will meet at the Elks Club at 7 PM then march to the church for the 7 30 PM service with seats reserved in the main body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Lodge of Elks
Centenary Reformed Church
Clarence Woods
Roannoke
Woods
Lodge of Elks
C. K. Over
The
Elks’ Club
Elks
One Dot Photo Features Twelve Xmas Gifts by C Fred Barr
Photographs titled Photos-12 Xmas Gifts showcase works by C Fred Barr highlighting seasonal gifting ideas. The collection blends intimate scenes with holiday color and mood, inviting readers to browse the set for inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Fred
Barr
Iptf
Ridgeway Plant Planned Near Williamsport Md for Auto Factory
An article by J J Mciver claims a massive Ridgeway project will create an auto manufacturing plant with a model community, powered by Williamsport Maryland super plants. H S Firestone linked to the deal, with Henry Ford allegedly the hidden force behind the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
J. J. McIver
Ridgeway
Superpower
Maryland
Roanoke
Caid
Ford
Firestone
H. S. Firestone
Henry Ford
Henry
Charley Rouss Firemen Are Appreciative
Officers and members of the Charley Rouss Fire Company praised Winchester residents for their cordial reception of the women’s fundraising drive for the carnival and oyster supper starting December 5. Many volunteers said going door to door has been a real pleasure and that locals show strong support.
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Charley Rouss Fire Company
Winchester
Dead listed after Alabama coal mine explosion
Eighty four lives were lost and 64 injured in a Delomite No. 3 mine blast. Rescue crews and undertakers aided removal of the dead as officials estimate 83 fatalities with 80 percent of the injured being African American.
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Birmingham
Ala
Delomite No
Woodward Iron Company
Frank H. Crookard
Dolomite Mine No. 8
Swiss native Julius Reynolds Arrested in Borough Hall Bomb Threat
New York November 23 Julius Rey Reynolds a Swiss native was arrested on charges of writing the note received by the Borough Hall custodian in Brooklyn. The note claimed responsibility for the 1920 Wall Street explosion and threatened to bomb the hall.
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New York
Julius Reynolds
Switzerland
Borough Hall
Brooklyn
Walstreet
Drought in Pennsylvania Brings Severe Industrial Strain
From Johnstown reports, Pennsylvania faces one of its worst droughts, threatening a 50 percent cut at Cambria Steel and 8,000 layoffs if relief does not arrive in three days. Coal region operations may suspend, and the wheat crop may suffer without rain or snow soon.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Johnstown
Cambria Steel Company
New Fox Sunshine Comedies at Hotel Evans bazar supper
The American Legion Auxiliary hosts a supper and bazar at Hotel Evans Thursday evening November 23. Tickets cost $1.00. Supper served from 5 to 8.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Hotel Evans
Clemenceau Plans New Appeal Ahead of Boston Speech
Georges Clemenceau, en route to Boston, expresses confidence that his remarks are sparking broad interest in the French relation issue. He rides in Charles M Schwab's private car, says he will deliver heartfelt messages in Boston and New York, and will stay in Boston until Sunday before moving to Chicago.
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Georges Clemenceau
France
Boston
Clemenceau
America
Washington
Stephen Bonsal
Charlea
M. Schwabs
Bethlehem
Daugherty impeachment push by House judiciary panel
Washington November 23 the House judiciary committee adopted a resolution demanding Rep Keller Minnesota Republican present facts for his impeachment demand against Attorney General Daugherty. The panel scheduled a December 4 meeting to consider the charges. Lost bank book offered reward for Dr C R Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Representative Keller
Minnesota
Daugherty
Commercial and Savings Bank
C. R. Anderson
Road Builders to Tell About New Highway in Winchester
Citizens of Winchester and vicinity are invited to a 8 p m Friday lecture at the Handley Library by A G Seiler of the American Automobile Association and Dr S M Johnson of the Lee Jackson Memorial Highway Association. They will outline benefits from the Washington to Winchester highway, with strip maps to be printed in road books.
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Winchester
Handley Library
A. G. Seiler
American Automobile Association
Washington
Fairfax
Aldie
Ashby's Gap
Boyce
Seiler
Johnson
Dr. Johnson
Statewide teachers meet in Richmond during November week
During November week public schools in Ginta will hold their annual meeting at Richmond. Educational experts from across the country will analyze teaching problems. Miss Susan Saulsbury will address the convention on questions teachers want answered. Miss Florence Robinson speaks on grammar grades at the convention halls. Bessie Rush is elected official delegate to represent the state teachers during the sessions in Virginia.
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Ginta
Richmond
Handley Schoold
Susan Saulsbury
Ley Schools
Florence Robinson
House of
Bessie Rush
Virginia
Voorhees case stunned by surprise grand jury testimony
Mrs Holmes H Voorhees testified as a surprise witness in Somerville New Jersey, claiming a new version of the murder story. She described hearing quarrels and two shots as two cars passed her home, with occupants of both cars fleeing. Witness Jane Gibson also planned to appear before the grand jury when it reconvenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preea
Somerville
N. J
Holmes H. Voorhees
New Brunswick
Jane Gibson
Irish Troops on the March to Mayo amid Republican concentrations
State troops supported by air left Athlone for County Mayo where hundreds of Republicans are concentrated. The dispatch notes a march by Irish forces into the region as authorities tighten security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
Belfast
Ery
Athlone
Mayo
Overcoat for Bay of 10 with Red Flannel Lining
Wool chinchilla overcoat in fine condition described as suitable for bay of 10. It includes a red flannel lining and price reference 4228. Located at 1 bet St.
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Old Frederick
Col. Keating
Wis
Sov
J. Fries
J. P. Haddox
Goodyear
Orchard Supply CO
Zenda
Empire Today
Great North
Erks
J. J. Melver
Star Today
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Charley Rouss
Alabama
Delomite
Associated Press
NEW Fox Sunshine
the Strand
MR. Daugherty
Crouse Construction Co
Handley Schools
Screen's
Saulsbury
Miss Relinson
Proram
W. J
Water St
Jack Hoxie
TRY Herrell’s Real Estate
Winchester, Va
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