S. V. A. Academy Defeats Shepherds College in 51–12 rout
Shenandoah, gray uniforms, dominant ground game. Rowe and Smith scored early, Yates added a third quarter TD as S. V. A. Academy opened a 32–0 lead by halftime. Shepherds College rallied briefly in the third, but Shenandoah pulled away to 51–12 final with Bowles returning a kickoff for six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giley Academy
West Virginians
Academy
Rowe
Smith
Yates
S. VI
Center College
Kentucky
Harvard
Shepherd College
Shenandoah
Warriors
W. A. Bowles
Riley
Shepherds College
S. Vv
V. Shep. College
Harris Arthur Shultree
Nixdorf
Boles
Rider
Crowl
Major Pope
Coble
Headlinesman
S. L. Arthur
Ladies of Rouss Fire Co Plan Carnival and Oyster Supper
The ladies of the Rouss Fire Co announce a meeting at Rouss Hall Monday evening November 27 at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Oscar H. Lewis is president. Labor and time details for the carnival and oyster supper are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rouss Fire Co
Rouss Hall
Oscar H. Lewis
Investment Opportunity From Hansbrough and Carter
Winchester Va based Hansbrough and Carter advertise absolutely safe securities issued in blocks of 100 dollars or more. They promise non tax able interest and prompt payments. They offer insurance loans and real estate services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansbrough & Carter
Winchester
Paul bids shine at GOP powwow in Ninth Virginia district
Washington report says Rep Slemp met with a dozen Republicans including State Senator John Paul of Harrisonburg to discuss Peery's election and alleged fraud. The talks covered claims of illegal votes and large Democratic spending, with potential court actions hinted to challenge the Ninth district results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slemp
Virginia
Washington
George C. Peery
Newberry
Michigan
Hassinger
Marion Asylum
Open Door Policy Advocated for Turkey by U S
At Lausanne Richard Washburn Child reiterated U S support for an open door in Turkey. He read the October 30 aide memo to Great Britain France and Italy and stressed American backing. Mosul oil concessions would favor Americans and Turkey seeks American capital under a business only approach. Lord Curzon backed open door policy and said Britain recognizes Mosul agreement as void.
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Lausanne
Richard Washburn Child
United States
Turkey
Great Britain
France
Italy
Paris
The
Temps
Ambassador Child
San Remo
America
Mosul
Rivas Nur Bey
Epelend
Lord Curzon
Ehzband
England
Mosul Oi] District
Local fire crews battle riverton garage blaze and Front Royal flames
A fire in a Riverton private garage damaged an automobile owned by Mary McNeill and threatened nearby buildings including Duncan's store and the Carson Gime Co warehouse. Winchester and Friendship fire units aided, with Front Royal responses later in the day to extinguish flames from a prior $400000 Front Royal blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverton
Front Royal
Warren County
Friendship Company
Win
Winchester
River
Mary McNeill
Duncan
Carson Gime Company
Shenandoah Valley Academy Opposes Winchester High in Thanksgiving Game
Shenandoah Valley Academy and Winchester High School meet at the Fair Grounds on Thanksgiving Day to decide the local championship. SVA enters with a 6–2–0 record and a 222–60 scoring edge, while Winchester is 7–0–0 in comparatives with 158–6. The rivalry adds history with last year’s dramatic loss by Winchester. Tickets go on sale downtown for the 2:30 game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Winchester High School
Fair Grounds
Vv. A
Charlotte Hall School
S. V A
Taxpayers Notice City Tax Penalty Alert
Five percent penalty will be added to 1922 state taxes on December 1. Poll tax included. city treasurer William T. Barr cautions taxpayers not to overlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. T. Barr
Collision on Parana River Drowns 34 in Argentina
A Sunday evening collision on the Parana River in Buenos Aires province results in 34 deaths involving a launch and a ferry boat. The report notes the disaster and lists a ransom-like reward notice for information about a blue plaid horse blanket taken from a horse at a county hitching yard. Box 141 Winchester, Va. is referenced in the communications note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Argentine
Parana River
Winchester
Shenandoah Agricultural Society to Elect Officers Meeting
Notice states stockholders of the Shenandoah Agricultural Society will meet at the Chamber of Commerce on Monday December 4 at 11 AM for election of officers and other business. Also appears a job ad seeking a good man to live on or near the stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Agricultural Society
Chamber of Commerce
New Feature and Comedy Empire Today
A big Irish hit titled Come On Over headlines the program along with a new Ben Turpin two reel comedy Step Forward. See fifth page and back page for additional information worth reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Turpin
Dooley Will Creates Hospital and Orphanage Endowment
Major James H. Dooley’s will provides three million dollars for the endowment of a hospital and two white girls’ orphanages in Richmond. The estate totals six million dollars, largely left to the widow, with three million to be given to the Sisters of Charity after her death. Maymont and Mt Calvary land are set as site and a city museum park is urged with four thousand dollars yearly maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
James H. Dooley
Lovingston
Nelson County
Sisters of Charity
Alcohol chains robes mid city garage incident
Mrs. H. B. Ritter of South Market Street underwent an operation at Memorial Hospital for removal of enlarged tensile. The report notes preparations for delivery and mentions Orcha, RD-Supply-Co, and Mem hospital context with limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Ritter
South Market Street
Memorial Hospital
Orcha
Miss Robinson Becomes Bride of Mr Marker in Home Ceremony
Miss Bertha Robinson of this city wed Edwin Marker of Opequon Virginia in a Saturday afternoon ceremony at the bride’s East Piccadilly Street home. Rev. Jerry Smith officiated. Attendants were Miss Opal Robinson and Raymond Mattison. The couple plans a brief trip to Philadelphia and eastern cities before settling in Winchester on West Monmouth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Robinson
Edwin Marker
Opequon
East Piccadilly Street
Jerry Smith
Southern Methodist Church of
Strasboro
Opal Robinson
Raymond Mattison
Clarence Robinson
Washington
DIC
Philadelphia
Winchester
Monmouth Street
Kate ‘Robinson
Marker
Amos Marker
Grand Jury to Conclude Hall Mills Inquest Tuesday
Somerset county grand jury resumes after a three day layoff to hear more witnesses in the Hall Mills mind er case. Twelve witnesses remain including Mrs Jane Gibson whose eye witness account is a key state asset and the hearing is to conclude tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
N. J
Somerset County Grand Jury
Hall-Mills Minder
Jane Gibson
Denby Says Annapolis Mids Bring Shame Over Drinking
Secretary of the Navy Dan A. Denby criticized the Annapolis midshipmen for heavy drinking at the Army and Navy football game in Philadelphia. He stated enough misconduct damaged the academy and ordered an investigation immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Annapolis Midshipmen
Army and Navy
Philadelphia
Local Doctor and Wife Arrive from Davenport East
Dr. and Mrs. Philip Pavey reached the city Saturday from Davenport Iowa and stay at Mr M J Yost on North Kent street. Mrs Pavey is formerly Miss Ethel Yost. Dr Pavey, a graduate chiropractor, plans to locate somewhere in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Pavey
Davenport
Iowa
M. J. Yost
North Kent Street
Pavey
Ethel Yost
Reverend Woods Leaves Centenary for Roanoke Discount Firm
The Rev Clarence Woods and his family left Winchester for Roanoke to join a Cleveland Discount Company branch. He served Centenary Church and was honored with gifts, while the Elks and parishioners saluted his ministry. A replacement pastor will be sought with support from the board of missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Woods
Centenary Reformed Church
Roanoke
Cleveland Discount Company
Josiah Kirby
Mr. Woods
Woods
Clarenet
Misa Lena Woods
Centenary Church
Winchester Lodge of Elks
Yost
Rea
Winchester
Ellis
Robert L. Gray
Rotary Club
Kirby
Cleveland
Boxley Building
Jefferson Street
Mullen
Philadelphia
Baltimore
the Reformed Church
Board of Missions
Marriage License Issued for Lake and Moulden Couple
A county clerk records the marriage license for Harry A. Lake, 22, farmer, and Pearl E. Moulden, 17, both of Clearbrook Virginia. Mrs J Mack Noonan improves after Memorial Hospital operation and plans home return. Mr and Mrs Prank EB Duntley and child visit Camp Meade Md before Washington business trip. Walter Schmidt recovers at home after appendicitis operation at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Lake
Pearl E. Moulden
Virginia. Moulden
Clearbrook
Mrs. Prank
EB. Duntley
Mrs. Duntley
Mrs
Fred. Schmidt
Camp Meade
Washington
Mr. Duntley
Walter Schmidt
Memorial Hospital
Trinkle Won't Call Special Session Despite Road Bond Push
Richmond Times Dispatch reports Governor Trinkle refused a special session to act on a road bond bill. A delegation of four Senators and two House members met to urge delay, while others expect a special session to pass the measure if called. The conference occurred at Murphy’s Hotel with legislators from Richmond Suffolk and Vaughan present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
General Assembly
House of Delegates
T Cates
House of B
Agau
Trinkle
James E. Cannon
O’conor Godlrick
Vaughan
Stat Highway Commission
Plaster cast planned for Mrs Snoke after injury
Mrs Elien Snoke, injured in a Water streets auto crash blamed on Cecil Loy, regains some comfort at Memorial Hospital. Doctors report a fractured pelvis and multiple bruises. a plaster cast lasting nine to ten weeks is anticipated to aid healing while Loy is released on $1,000 bail as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elien Snoke
Snoke
1Peed
Cecil Loy
Memorial Hospital
Ix Wu
Snake
Krebs brothers visit Mercersburg party with family
Messrs. Harry B and Walter Krebs of Mercersburg Pa arrived yesterday with Mrs H Clay Krebs at her home on Braddock Street. They were joined by the former’s two sons Marion and John Krebs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B
Walter Krebs
Mercersburg
Yestenjay
H. Clay Krebs
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Shepherd
S. V. Academy
Shenandoah Boys
W. F. Ramey
Berryville
C. L. Ramey
Charles Town
W. Va
Paul
Oia
U. S
Remen
Nother
Warren
Winchester High
V. A
Martinsburg
Fishburne
MLAS
Woodberry
St. James
Augusta Military Academy
Woodberry Forest
W. H
Luray High School
Staunton High School
Martinsburg High School
W.H. S
Waynesboro High School
W. HH. S
Hagerstown High School
Charlotte Hall
Chambersburg High School
Harrisonburg High School
Opponent
Xmas Seale
NEW Feature
Comedy Empire Today
MID City Garage
Herrell
Real Estate
Miss Robinson
MR. Marker
Frederick County
Denby
J. P. Haddox
J. Mack Noonan
North Braddock Street
General Mbly
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