Ridge Apples Marketed Across WPLD Area
Orchard reports Ridge apples marketed widely in the WPLD region. Growers note steady demand and expanding storefronts carrying the fruit.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1923
Page
1
Apple Pie Ridge Apples and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
A Baltimore and Ohio Magazine feature explores the Winchester district apple industry and how the railroad aids marketing. Writ ten by M. W. Jones, the piece includes photo pages of orchards and packing plants, notes the Shenandoah Valley and Cuttyberland regions, and discusses storage, canning, and the town’s reliance on apples for prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohida
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Winchester
M. W. Jones
Mr. Jones
Barr
J. H. Canter
MM. B. Murnan
Harry C. Miller
R. —. Johnson
H. R. Shaver
Lyle B. Grimm
Baltimore and Ohio
Cuttyberland
Shenandoah Valley
Win¢chester
Shenandogh Division
Hood River
Oregon
iWenatchie Yanco
Washington State
Atlantic Seaboard
Shenandoah Valley Division
Shenandoah District
Charles Town
Seizure of British Schooner Off Jersey Draws Press
London reports on the seizure of the British schooner Ypomaka near the Jersey coast. The Morning Post calls it fortunate due to the three mile limit dispute and bootlegging concerns. The Daily Mail cautions against aiding illegal smugglers and urges action to curb large operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jersey
Morning Post
Daily Mail
Betas
MISS LARRICK IS BRIDE OF WAR VETERAN
Miss Larrick wed war veteran in a ceremony at the home of her uncle and aunt near Middletown. The bride is the daughter of J B Larrick now in Washington and has lived with relatives since her mother’s death. The groom, son of H B Kline, served in the 300th and 318th infantry units in France and is active in local ex service groups. They left for a wedding trip and will reside in Middletown where the groom runs a business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Larrick
Diletown
Peared
Erika Methodist Episcopal Church
South Place
Rite
J. B. Larrick
Middletown
Washington
Sue
Mr .Kline
H. B. Kline
Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
Three Hundred’ and Eighteenth Infantry
France
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Winchester
Kline
Kiwanis Night at Rouss Bazar Highlights Bazaar Guests
Kiwanis Club night at the Rouss bazar featured several out of town speakers and praised hospitality. The event offered a Thanksgiving feast with homemade pumpkin pie and trimmings, with bazar continuing through Saturday night. Mrs. Wilbur Dyke won a $2.50 gold piece on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Rouss,bazar
Tomorro Saeed
Wilbur Dyke
Jobe Estate Left to Widow Under 1923 Will
The late Henry E. Jobe left all real and personal estate to his widow Mrs. Lula B. Jobe per a 1923 will filed with the Circuit Court clerk. Will signed by J.H. Willhite and C. W. Boden. Executrix Lula Jobe has qualified and posted a $6,000 bond. Appraisers are Frank Swimley C W Boden W B Timberlake Harry Stipe and Robert Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Jobe
Lula B. Jobe
J.H. Willhite
C.W. Boden
Jobe
Shas
Frank Swimley
C. W. Boden
W. B.timberlake
Harry Stipe
Robert Smith
Williamsport Couple Wed Here
Isaiah Mason a farmer and Miss Nina M Mentzer both of Williamsport Maryland were married today by the Reverend Cleve R Ludwig of the United Brethren Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah Mason
Nina M. Mentzer
Williamsport, Md
Cleve R. Ludwig
Unitedrethren Church
Thanksgiving at the Empire Theatre Showings Ad in Essex
Empire Theatre announces Thanksgiving programs with continuous afternoon and evening showings from 2 pm to 11 pm. A 8:30 pm event features a color film, comedy and music highlights. Friday 8:30 pm presents The Last Warning with cast from New York. seats on sale at 46 Rouse Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theatre
the Empire
New York
Rouse Avenue
Handley Educators Head to Richmond Conference
Superintendent H S Duffey and Handley School teachers travel to Richmond for the annual Thanksgiving week educational conference. Faculty delegates include Miss Nancy Crisman and others. Duffey plans to return for the Handley S V A football game on Thursday. Bunker Hill announces upcoming sale and turkey dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Duffey
Handley Schools
Richmond
Handley
R. L. Stickle
W. A. Hill
Sara Hughes
Ashland
Nancy Crisman
Mildred Milleson
Quarles
Hale
Duffey
Handley-S. V. A
Boyd Drug Co Thanksgiving Hours Notice
Thanksgiving Day store hours announced with closure from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Advertisement promotes Boyd's Dermic Lotion priced at 25 cents and 50 cents. Boyd Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Ip Boyd Drug Company
County Couples Get Licenses
Marriage licenses issued at the circuit court clerk’s office include Owen Anierson and Miss Annie P. Hoar of Middletown, Hollis Snapp and Miss Anna Lightpath near Nain, listing parental names. Frank Patton cider mill will be closed Thanksgiving day to 11-27-1p-1f.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Owen Anierson
Annie P. Hoar
Middletown
Edward Anderson
C. B. Hoar
Hollis Snapp
Anna Light Path
Near Nain
William Stapp
Edward Light
Frank Patton
Plea of Self Defense in Slaying Case Tests Partners
Brief notes indicate a defendant pleads self defense in a fatal incident involving a partner linked to illicit stilling. The case references a slain man and questions of joint wrongdoing. Further details on the outcome and proceedings are not provided in the readable text.
Goodrell Convicted of Second Degree Murder in Rockville Case
Truxton Goodrell was found guilty of murder in the second degree by a Rockville Circuit Court jury after an all night session. The verdict carries a discretionary two to 18 year sentence. sentencing was deferred. Prosecution claimed self defense by Goodrell in a still operation dispute. defense argued Adams attacked with an axe. Mrs Adams, widow of the slain man, testified to profits from the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Star
ROC Ma
Truxton & Ll
Charlies Adams
Baltimore
Gooedrell
Truxton Goodrell
Maryland
Goodrell
Harry Adams
Washington
Winchester
M. C. Goodrell
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Inchester
Yar
John A. Garrett
Robert B. Peter
Glenn H. Worthington
Adames
Adams
Vicctim
Turkey Dinner at Rouss Firemen's Bazaar and Carnival
Community event at Rouss Hall begins at 6 o'clock Thursday with a turkey dinner and Thanksgiving evening activities hosted by the Rouss Firemen’s association. Proceeds support local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouss
Rouss Hall
Roland Hayes Sings in Windsor Whitest Village Benefit Note
Review lauds Roland Hayes for a powerful recital in Winchester. Critics praise his lyric tenor, warmth, and interpretive skill while locals seek support to cover a guaranty shortfall from the benefit performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Gray
Williams
Winchester
City Mall
Roland Hayes
London
Paris
Vienna
Ernest Newman
England
Douglas Gordon
Richmond
America
Europe
Georgia
South
Frank Reynolds
Harry Ko Russell
Caruso
New York
Boston
James F. Robinson
Soene
Bia Thore
Stae
The
Elks
Andrew J. Cook
R.D. Jennings
Notice to Fruit Growers From Richards Bros
Fruit growers urged to call Richards Bros immediately about fruit trees. Local notice seeks quick action and directs growers to contact the firm for supplies and guidance.
Walter Hurdle Wins Promotion to Akron Station
Walter G. Hurdle of Burroughs Adding Machine Company in Washington will head the Akron station as inspector. He visited his mother and step father Elmer Griffin and his grandparents in Winchester before moving to Akron. He credits his former manager TL K. Scott for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Hurdle
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Washington
Elmer Griffin
Charles J. Athey
Winchester
Akron
Ohio
Burroughs Company
Hurdle
TL K. Scott
Taxpayers' Notice on 1923 State Taxes and Poll Tax
Five per cent penalty will be added to 1923 state taxes on December 1. Poll tax must not be overlooked. Wm. T. Barr, City Treasurer. 1 inch 6t-11-19-then 1p-5t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S&s. Smith
Frederick Co
Wm. T. Barr
Confessions in West End Bank Heist Case
Diamond brothers admit involvement in the November robbery and murders of two messengers at a Brooklyn station. They deny firing the shots but name three gunmen said to have done the killings. District Attorney Dodd says Pantano will confess his role and alleges the crime involved information on transporting proceeds between the West End and New Utrecht branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
New ‘York
Noy
Morris Diamond
Joseph
Ton
Brooklyn
Dodd
Diamond Brothers
Liquor Case Set for Trial of James Oates
The Frederick county circuit Court prosecutor set the liquor case of James Oates for trial at the December term. Oates indicted in October for manufacturing and selling ardent spirits unlawfully and was released on $600 bail. A jury will be drawn within a day or two as Judge Whiting oversees the December session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Oates
Near
Trone
Frederick County
Whiting
Oates
First Coolidge Message Tease To Congress
Washington Nov 28 President Coolidge finished his message to Congress and sent it to the printer. White House officials say the document is comparatively brief and shorter than Wilson and Harding messages. He plans explicit recommendations to press Congress with force to render argument unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
White House
Wilson
Harding
Legion Meeting Postponed to Wednesday November 28
The R. Y. Conrad Post No 21 American Legion calls a change of meeting from Tuesday to Wednesday November 28. Commander John H. Rosenberger urges all members to attend this meeting promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Conrad Post
No. 21
Jon
Legionarres
R. Yonrad Post
Cr. Boyce
Philip Williams
John Rosenberger
Nelson Richards
Douglas D. Spillman
W. A. Baker
Allen B. Gray
Robert Nelson
Grover H. Schlack
Wilmer Shryock
V. Weems, Jr
B. M. Knight, Jr
Bryan Conrad
Strother Grimm
Howard M. Solenberger
Robert T. Barton
Eugene Cooper
R. F. Griffith
Clifford D. Grim
Ralph Rosenberger
Earl Crowser
Lake Frazier
George H. Grimm
J. L. Maphis
Boyd Richards
O. Browne
Ralph Pollard
BM. Sullivan
Thomas Sprint
Roy W. Richards
T. Russell Cather
R. Y. Conrad
John H. Rosenberger
American Legion
Car and Truck Output Rises in October
Chicago November 28 Automobile production climbs in October with passenger cars up to 324 244 from 298 000 and trucks rising from 27 841 to 29 638 per the Federal Reserve Bank of the seventh district November business condition report. Lonnie Cline Lee Boxwell and grandsons Richard Boxwell and Rosser Campbell visited Washington and Alexandria last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Federal Reserve Bank For
Seventh District
Federal Reserve Bank
Lonnie Cline
Lee Boxwell
Richard Boxwell
Rosser Campbell
Washington
Alexandria
Court session opens as civil and criminal dockets move
In U S District Court Judge McDowell presiding, criminal indictments and civil breach of contract suits proceed. The Ame Refining Co versus Supply Co and Frank Refining Co versus Supply Co are slated to require additional days, while two narcotics cases and related pleas continue under bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harri
Ontien Crim
U. S. District Court
Jugge Ss. McDowell
Ame Réfining Co
Ply Co
Thia Morris
Frank Refining Co
Supply Co
Winchester
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Heart Oo Best ‘Aoa
Tomako
Yest Et
Ipsta Ward Cater and CO
Miss Larrick
A. E. Merchant
Rouss Bazar
MR. Jobe
Williamsport
Legion
Essex
the Evening Star
Bunker Hill
L. C. Hoffman
B. M. Sullivan
Henson Motor CO
Commercial Hotel
Hudson and Essex
White Friends
Richards Bros
Walter Hurdle
Young Guineas
Albin’s. Tel
Diamond Bros
Legion Meeting
Emm Christmas
AWAIA
Shop Mly
C. P. Eichelberger
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